La Grande evening observer., July 09, 1924, Image 3

Wednesday, July 9,i 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER J . f ' ! '
PAGET-THEEI
NEWS of
Social news must be In the
hands of the society editor by
1:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
mat the social page la made up
bftfore noon. It Is practically lm
possible to Insert storloa after
that hour. Hereafter, Hem, no
matter how Important thty are,
that are dPlayott beyond that
hour, will not be printed until
the following day News Edi
tor's Nolo.
' During the regular . f business
meiinff of lho w. W. O.'h Juki ve
nlnR at the HupllHl church okion
of officers took placn ror I he 1 new
quarter. It vnn decided that'll
incuHurinK party would bo Kvon nt
KuKleji hull 'In .the' near .-future to
which the public Is invlled. , The W.
W. C. Wallowa camp' mis dlscunsed
and ninny other important Hems
yrought before Urn Rirls.
Following the hubincsa meeting
Ihe ffirls wero taken to tlio base
ment of the church, where the Hed
side was, hostesses (o the HI ue side.
A number of interesting (fames
were conducted by the leader of Hu
lled, side and cx-preside.nt of th'.;
W. W, -O.'h. Eldora Hansen, after
which they were taken lo the W.
XV. 'O. room' and served to delirious
refreshments.' The table wus clev
erly decorated representinjr-the lted
and lilue sides and when everyone
was seated Airs. W. 1. McAdory
was presented with a birthday pift
.from the W. W. G.'s, and a vote
or appreciation was given the out
going. president.
Members -of he W. W. G.'s har
tug btrt hduys in May. June and to
Jily H were also remembered last
evening urtd presented with gifts by
MrH. AlcAdory. . ; '
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Following fhe" regtllar meeting of
the Uebekali lodge last evening a
Mtclal hour -was .devoted to Mrs.
Xora Olapp. who Is . to ( move to
Portland, ltefreshments'were serv
ed. j ' '
. i '. -:
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright lefi
this morning for Portland to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Krnest -Vehrs.
who lias just recovered from a very
serious' operation.
The regular monthly meeting of
tho Riverside Ladles Aid Society
will be held at the Chapel on Thurs
day rifthrnoon at 2: 3 o'clock.
Th'p.Womon'a l'arlsh and Mission
Poctejy-b-T the Zion Knglish l.ulh-eran-
church will meet at the. new i
home, of -Mrs. N. Nelson, ions Oak;
fltrfift. Thjusday' ariernoon nt two
o'clock,- ..'. .. 7
- - 1
Tpibler. - (Special) Mrs. T.ynl
R(r(nghnth erilerlalned lit her home
Tnetidrvy. honoring Miss Alice far
thle.',Tho8 present were "Mrs.
l-'rcd Kldtlle. of Inland f'lty. Mrs.
Clyde -Kifldle. Mrs. . I.yle Kiddle,
Mrs..-nroyer OrimiiiMt. Mrs. GH
'bert. ITpnter; Mrs. I'M.1 Phnnson.
Mri.3Wift gnroii. Mrs-.T.;,'.
Mrs. films. Hingaman. Mrs.- U-Ilov
Knight.-'frs: A. I. Present t. Mm.
Cap Tiii.le.firn. Miss Alice Karthing.
During the afternoon dainty re
freshmenls were served. - . '
1 Fashion Notes 1
Tains Cnnilnjr"lHM'k.'
LONDON. (AD The lam-o-shantor
Ih Rrnlually belnit brouuhf
)i:iclf to favor fis 'fiiwhtoiiahlo -hood-
Built. for Baby Bones
THE liny bones in your liaby's poi are just
forming. Think o't this when you buy the
carriage. Heywood-Wkefield Baby Carnages are
scientifically correct. Ninety-eight years' expe
rience backs every one oi thetn
Couie in and see the wide variety of Heywood
Wakefield Carriages we can offer you. Look for ,
the quulity seal on every wheel. It is for the
protection of mothers and their little ones.
(AKR'S f
SOCIETY
dress for women golfers. On the
North Foreland course, which has
been crowded recently, every other
woman player ,had adopted It.
Beauty Hints
HACK TO NATITKH
That changing styles in cos
metics n re more t han, a fad la
proved by the continued and In
creasing popularity of orange and
peuch tones In rouge and powder,
at first thought ito'he merely a.
I hen is a good reason why the
reign of theso "warmer" tones Is
fully established. They are Indi
cative of a new mode of living-
for it is an interesting fact that
tirouglv I he centuries cosmetics
have reflected the lite of the wo
men of various periods. '
When the- languorousbeituty of
old Tgypt freshened up her face
with a hit of "powder" as she
knew it, it was a powder warmlv
tinted to match her skin. When
the delicate, fragile women of a
century or so ago, tightly laced,
stirriy collared, powdered they had
to use a superfine white powder to
mulch their pule skins. So It is
that the warmer tones In vogue
today are not a fad, but the de
sire of the more active womun of
1124 to match her powder to her
skin her skin whose healthy glow
reflects her freedom from clothes
that restrict her body, and tlmC
worn ideas that restrict her mind.
As long as. good health lf fash
ionable, Oil long as golf and motor
ing and swimming are the vogue,
it seems probable that women will
continue to use-the warmer, more
vital powders such as peaches or
Peaches and Cream, and., more
richly glowing rouge like Mandar
ine instead of the old paler shades.
A striking example of the modes
In powders following the modes of
living Is offered in New York
where perhaps the most dramatic
contrasts in ,the . world may be
found. Women who indulge fash
lonnbly In sports or, lead an active
life are using the outdoor pow
ders to blend in with their warm'
sun-kissed skins. Dut on the Knst
Side where fumtlies live jostled up
side by aide and where girls spend
their days Jn mechanical work In
factories, naturally their skins ure
pallid and colorless and here ono
finds white powder used almost
entirely. .
HUNT'S LETTER -
(Continued from page 1)
vontion visitors provided nn eo,im'.
ly Interest Iiik 'study lo the dele
Kales from tho hinterland.
One or the. most regular visitors
for instance, was Mrs. l'orry iWi
mont, whoso, presenee day by. day
and llllfht by nllfhr conveyed to
the 'dolomites a hint of. the wide
vufimy In gowns iMul,JewvUi ,n",i-,
sensed li- New York's nil r:i-ulti :i
set.
.Ocrlipylnu a box lo the left of
Hie national committee's pier, Mrs.
Ilelmnnt. enme early and stayed
late throimh every session, ller
pearls and diamonds eclipsed the
most, brilliant, caines of democrat!
oratory, and they bad Ihe addi
tional merit of variety and cash
vulue. ,
Just a rew or the jeweled Rcw
pnws that tnlrigued Ihe fancy of
Tlaia
i
The effective us of plaid material '
' on plain Is shown In this gown of i
black faille, trimmed with black
and white. It to really nothing)
. more than our standby this year, ,
the coat dress, 'given a little extra
filings in the way of frills and
bands. The jnbat front and frilled
sleeves are feminine and engaging
looking and are much more becom
ing to many women than the se
vere, finish of tailored lapels. The
'rafaround skirt caught, up at the
side cannot be improved- upon for
comfort and is universally becom
lag..'
delegates who wondered -how they
were going lo pay their hotel bills
If the deadlock held out were: a
diamond chain suspending a pearl
pendant as large asa:hlckory nut;
n seven-strnnd peurl dog-collar; a
diamond and pearl bracelet or four
strunds and rnr'-ringW of-imutched
blnek pearls fhe size' or filberts. ;
Thero were oilier displays , of
gowns and jewels or course, but
none more varied nor so regularly
exhibited n Mrs. llelmont's.
'"
. .WW'rt ,tl,n. r)'Unoerntfe deadlock
liraKged along, with the final outi
eome more and more uncertain,
word came to the convention t hat
the republicans had decided to tin
off to Calvin Coolldge, on .Inly 24,
the secret that be lias been chosen
to head tho (i. H. 1'. ticket.
What Ihe convention most, di.
sired at Unit lime, however, was
for someone to lip it off nit what
democrat would bo honored by a
similar notification some, weekn
hence.
I'or whilo" the demoerals we.-e
deadlocked, the republicans were
getting a running start on their
campaign.
TIDE "TKF.I'S" LOCAIi MUX
SKARIDR, Ore. Pollen officers
hero wero engaged in quelling the
anxiety, of tho wives of George H.
Kotner, superintendent of the
Brownsville woolmen mill store of
Portland and a companion who
early Haturday started out lo walk
around the busc of Tillamook head,
just south of this city. The men
were caught by the tide at a point
of - the . head opposite Tillamook
lighthouse and were forced to re
main clinging to rocky cliff for
five or six hours.
With the ebbing of Ihe tide they
returned unharmed, to quiet the
ears of their wives.
We Offer
A new, modern b-room plas
tered ho-isc, full basement, rooms
well arranged; lot 60x110, faces
north, 20 ft. lot in fine location.
1000 cash, - balance $3S.no per
month down to . tho mortgage of
11000 now on property. This Is
a good buy. Bee it.
- If you want a new 5-room
stucco finish bungalow, with full
basement nn lot 4CH10, in good!
location. On this property therej
Is a $1500 mortgnge. IliOO In,
cash will give you possession. $:ioj
per month for balance.
When you want a cheap lor.
we have them where you get
sewer and water connections. On
term that yon can meet. Near
schools, shops and good side
walks. La Grande Investment
Company
BONDED REALTORS
' Reliable Acents for Reliable
Inauranvis t'ompanlea.
1201 adami Are, Blsla 761
in . PublKlhort HummaiM.
? In the Clronll Conri of tho Stnlo
of OreRon for the rounty of tTnion.
B. F. BrigRS and Nellie Brines,
plaintiffs, versu. VJ A. Frank', Geo.
P. Kronk. Alfred H. frank. O. n.,
It-rank, A. Knapp, Charles (lood
noiiRh, If either be living, and If
not their lmknown liclre, Klla H.
I.Yank, Mary OoodnoiiRh Ken
nard. -Vera CloodnMKh Holt, ndj
all other persons or parlies itn-
known clalnilnR any right, title,
estate, Hen or Interest In the real
estate described In th complaint
herein, to-wlt: Ifie 8outh 4tt feet
of Let 4 In Block. I of Island City.
Union County, Oregon, defendants.1
- To all of Ihe above defendants,
except Mary '. Ooodnongh Ken
nnrd and Vera (loodnongh Holt!
In the namo pf the Htato of Ore
gon, you are hereby1 required lo ap
pear and .answer the complaint
filed nBalnst you In tho- above en
titled court mid cause, on or before
six woeks from the dalfl of the
first publication hereof; which Is
Wednesday, May 28th. 1024. and
If yon fall lo so appear and an
swer, for want. 'thereof plalntirfs
will apply to tho court for the re
lief demanded- In Ihelr complaint
heroin, namely,' for decree adjudg
ing them to It" the owners In fee
or tho South 40 feet of Lot 4 In
lllock 1 In Island city. Ur.lon Coun
ty, Oreifon; and further decreeing
that you and each of you havo no
rlR-ht, title or Interest therein, and
burring yon of nil right, title, es
tate, lien, claim or Interest therein,
and for additional enultahlo relief.
'1'hls summons Is served upon yoit
by publication thereof In Ihe l.a
Oranuu Kvenlng . Observer by .order
of Honorable II. O. Couch, County
Permanently waved, wayy or
curly lialr should be
Water-Waved
The water-wave Is soft
and natural In . appearance.
. In no wise can it possibly
harm tho balr.
Moles, warts, superfluois
nalr permapcntlr . eemnved
vtthor' scar
All Work Cluaraoteet.
AT THE OOIiONIAIi
Phone B2I-J '
1801 Fourth St. Apt B
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP '
Room a, Sommer Blag.
"A bauty aid for
every need"
FITONE MAIN ttl
for the figure in
clined to
stoutness
Exquisite! Tory lightly boned
permit absolute freedom of
waistline. Every La Camilla
mean "Beauty and Comfort
Too" for it wearer. Th pat
ented Vontilo feature make LtL
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line of the different
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt Pattlson
Corsetlere
Phone Main 89! "
Apt, 10, New Foley Bldg.
BATH
CAPS
15c
TO
. $1
All Colors
Red Cross
Drug Store
Judge' sold" ttotmtrV Bated 'and
filed herein May 2th,.1924. pre
scribing six weeks publication here
of In said newspaper. Dated and
first, published this S8th day of
May. 1924.
COCHRAN EBElUtARn.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residing at I.a Ornnde. Oregon
dMay 28-June 4-1 l-ia-26-July 3-9.
A peaceful ronntry Is one In
which the army of Jobholders Is
U43 times the sixo of the regular
army.
, We Have
Fly
Sprays
Of All Kinds , ,
For stocky mid : for Ihh
House. Use. them now
and ; don't be lmthered
with flies. , "
Pre scott Drug
Company.
The New Drug; Store
Telephone Main '63
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
announcement;
" .' ' ,i
Miss Kathryn Boone of tho. Kathryn Boone Beauty Shop,
85. Now Foley BldK., and Mrs. N.' E. Emmott of tha Marine! o
Cosmotlo Shop, West Jacohson BIdar.. announce, the consoli
dation of the two shops and will be located in the present
location of the . Kathryn Boone Shop, 25 Now Foley Bid'
The Marincllo System and Kathryn Boone
System of Bcatity Culture Will Each Be Practiced.
"Telephone Main 120. ....
Now what. would you
YOU SAY IT AND
.
The Candy Shop
. i. iwo Fin sr. , ' -'
""The Homo "of Home' Sfoda Candy ..'
... -..'. "
Electric Cooking
Is Cheaper
ORKOON TRAIfj STAOKS
La Rranile Joseph Wallowa IjSUo Tark
J. A. Horck, Prop. I'hono Main 773
Leave
La Grande
Itnhler ....
Elgin
. Mlnam ....
Wallowa
Loatlne ....
Enterprise
A. M.
.... 9:00
..... 8:30
...... 9: GO
10:30
11:00
.....11:15
....11:45
12:00
P.M.
1:00
1:30
1:110
2:30
8:00
3:16
3:45
4:00
P. M.
5:00
5:30
5.1.0
0:30
7:0.)
7:16
7:45
8:00
Joseph
Arrive
lowa
W a 1 -
Lalte,.12:30
4:30 :0
SPEND SUNDAY AT
Insured Carriers - Careful
Stand at Foley Hotel, Sommer
IT'S A nifl RLOW-OUT ,
hut we can save your tlr.i
with our expert v-jleanlr.fng.
We have mended worso
break than that In tires
and tubes and saved t'.n
owners many dollars. Our
tire vulcanizing is a great
tlilnj for you any way you
look at II.
ORFOOV TIRF, A
BATTERY CO.
107 Fir St. Main MA
,! ,rHP ,
X'X LA, LI J
of Frocks
Appropriate for Mld-ummr Wear ' '
: f ... .v. .... .. . .
It's very Important that you, have plenty. of the
right kind of frocks on hand for the summertime
occasions. Supply yourself at a saving; from' oUr
Iseveral low-priced groups. '
Twenty-five new dotted Swiss Frocks just arrived."
Many other dainty cotton frocks all extra values. ...
One group of Tun Silk Frocks, reduced 25' Per Cent."
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July brings exceptional values in the- Lingerie Section.
It's a skirt and blouse season, and mir; July values
are timely. : .' . , V! ' y -v'- J- .;(' - '
All Suits and Coals l-'.l lo' 1-2 Off. T
LADIES
like in the. candy line? ,.
' WR WILT, MAKE IT.
'.- '-.-. .Ail .,. k K' ; ; ::.!.5'-i K
Leave A. M.
Wallowa Lake 8:30
Joseph ......... 1:00
Knterprlse .... 9.15
Lostlne ......... 9:45
P. M.
12:80
1:00
1:15
1:45
2:00
2:30
1:10
8:30
P.M.
4:80
6:00
6:16
6:45
0:00
6:30
7:t0
7:80
Wallowa, .
Mlnam ...
Klftin
Imbler ...
Arrive
Ornndo
10:00
10:30
11:10
11:80
La
12:00
4:00 8;00
WALLOWA LAKE PARK '
Driven) Round Trip Rate . ,
Hotel and Savoy Hotel, La Grand.
VUUANIZInV,
i II .' t..; j. ,i .. - ..... ...
READr-TO-WEAR
Eat Blue
'"- ' i '-
AND MILLINERY ""
AND BOOST YOUR ROME TOWN
Best By, Test A Home-Mad Product. "
Made from choice iweet cream of th "
.' "i ; ; Giande Ronde Vallej .- j
BLUE HOUIITAiri CREAMERVI
La Grande, Oregon.
si
Celluloid and Other com post tJncul : are used aa Insulation In
limited .number of batterlua. Port Orford cedar wood sopS
rotors are accepted by practically aU . manufacturers as tba ,
most-porous,i lanchest and nafnral uuulauoo.- XJS
f - ,v' ' ''-HOtB BATTKRT EnVlCl!
. ' ( ; XXIDB BATTERT DISTRIBTJTORS
FRED T. BURGESS
Main 125 1308 Jefferson Ave
: .,' , Th o s e De 1 i c i ous
'v ... t : t,'v,' ; . . . . I
. Whipped Cream 1
THE SILVER GRILLt
Are Going Great . ;
!.y. ; y: ' also
, For Warm? Weather
; Compartment Plate Vegetable Dinner
Good Coffee ?-,Ye s !
Life Coaled In
they can't get old before they're sold
" TTfE BATTEBT . F.LEOTRIO SERVICE CO.
' tU'lghton Maehtw Work Bldf.
IS1 Washlnti Ave. rtMaa Mala 751
mum
t::''.'"-??'.!..
5ri a '!
Mountain
Willard Charged Bone-Dry Batteries are
sealed and dry when we get them. .
That keep them "fresh" until you car
owners get them.
Vn If." Mr UttU Ampere. "And yr .
cas't o that with say other battery." . ,v ,k
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