Friday, July 18," 1924.
THE LA GRANDE i EVENING OBSERVER:
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PAGE THREEU
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(NEWS of SOCIETY
' Social news must bo in the
hands of the society editor by
9:30 o'clock. Hue t6 the fact
- thut the social page Is mudu up
before noon, it in practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
that hour. Htreufter, items, no
matter how important they ore,
that are d. layi-d bt yond . that
hour, will not be printed until
-the following tiny News Edi
tor's Note.
Matinee
Theatre Party
Given
'-.That nil Iier friends mlfflif meet
her mother. Mrs. William Hunt,
and sisters, Mrs. W. H. Quiiin and
Mrs- l.ulu r.aird, who ar visit inir
at nor homo here, Mrs. W. P. Me
Adory ffav a dt'lightful matlnoe
theatre . party yistirday aflornoon
nt t-lie Arcade. Thr-atrc. Korty
nifflit Kitests wore rcreivod on tho
luozinino floor of' the theatre and
ushorotl to the' lotfe stmts. Miss
Ann Shdt playod a beautiful over
ture. "IJorcfUse" hy ..Dtrkinson, ..on
the plptv organ. She also presided
al -iho orj?;in .durlmc the pieture,
which' presented Norma TahnadK.
in "The Hong of l-ove." ;Mrs. Me
Adory is a personal aettuuintanei
of Miss TalmadKt. having, tran-ted
wiih her for three days. -
The ni ess i nine floor of the '-1 he
al rn-was artistically decbraied with
exoulslto lilies anad other flowers
and durinj; the ui'tcrnoOn intermis
sion delirious refreshments were
served. Mrs. MeAdory' was assist
ed:by Mrs.'Hiirloy Richardson and
Mrs. K. I Holmes. 1 . .
Wednesday afternoon. July 2.1,
Mr. MeAdory will Rive a tea hon
oring her ffuestskln the W. W. G.
room of the llaptlHl cliurch. . She
will be assisted by the W. V. G.'o.
. . ' ;
Mm. William OJniiler, formerly
Miss Avis Maguire. was the inspir
ation for - a charmlnK surprise
shower last evening. Riven by Mlsu
j Kdris Muguire and Mies Thelma
(Kitchen at the home of Miss !ilu
iKtiire. The early part of tiio ove
jnlnir was spent . In hemming tea
'towels for the young . bride1, each
K"esl working her name in the cor
!er of the towel hemmed. Iater
(in the. evening Miss Kvelyn Mays
Kuv.' a delightful, solo dance, ac
companied: ly her: sister, Wilmn
Mays, at the. piano and Mlns Klnvla
llliter sniig a beautiful vocal solo,
after which' a delicious two course
luncheon was nerved. Mrs. Gahler
received many beautiful and useful
gills. , y
Those present were Misses Thel
niu and Ktlabel'e Kitchen, Miss
neulalT Newltn,' Miss J.llllui. Kims.
Misses 1-iU. I Cue, Melba and Fonda
Hanks, Misses. Winona ami I.ou l.y
mun. Miss Myrtle itlack. Miss Vet
ma Hwltze,rj,- MIbh Mildred Weeks,
Miss Kliivia Jtllter, Miss Hetty CJar-i-ick.
Miss.' Kdrls Muguire, Miss
Marjorio G'ltrien. Miss Ituth Hill.
Mom. Alladeen Scrogin. Miss Mad
eline liarhou, Mrs. Harry Hnod
grasM, .Mrs. Mel in J. arson, Mrs.
I'lark Kltxsreruld, Mrs.- flyde Weblt
and Mrs. Galbr.
, . ,'-'.. . -
T,nsl evening at the Miller, horn
1510 Adams avenue.' .Chris -Miller
.was united In mnrrlagc to ; Mrs.
Mary. K. Harford,"' a ..well known
and highly respected Ondy of I-ew-lnlon.
-Idaho. Itev. ,A. Tt. Silion,
formerly . of the First- Haptlst
icburch pf ,I.a Grande, performed
the eeremony which united the
J lives and' hearts of these-two snb
istuntlal people. Mr. Miller has
I been a resident' of Ui Grande for
muny years and stands well in this
Icouummlty.- His many friends join
(in waiting, the happy couple pleas
ure and' contentment throughout
life. ... .
' Mlsu Ann Hrnnge has returned
from a four weeks stay nt Willapa"j
camp, a girls summer camp lo
cated on Willlpa Hay, Washington.
.VIrs Slange relates many Interest
ing experiences had while there.
. There were 8!) girls at.the cam
and ahout ten instructors ; which'
were called "leaders," The general
orcr,4f(.lke day onitid oriormM
I hack riding, tramping, vtmniina.
and boating. - One hour each day
was given over to what was called
"rest hour" and all girls were re
nuired to maintain absolute silmica
Kor the violation of the rest horn
or other rules, the girls were dis
ciplined by. being asslgnod to the
"chain gang" and were required
I o do various menial tanks ahout
the camp us punishment.
Mrs. A. J. Hiango and her daugh
ter, Jane, met Miss Ann In Port
land and rerturned with her to j
Grande yesterday.
f) ". .
Wrs William Itollniifl is visiting
in Portland this week.
Tho"l.adles Missionary Society
and their husbands were entertain
ed by Mr; and Mrs. Whlatler at
their home at Island City honoring
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kverrtt, who
were recently married tit Cheney,
Washington. After a general and
cordial welcome a wedding march
was played and all joined in. ar
rlvUng at the parlor Iteverend l!ck
gave a enngrat utory address, after
which a delightful luncheon' was
served by the ladies.
being used today . or knickers bv
i women who golf; tramp! an rhhV.
This new linen Is ; chocked- and
plalded In an ' astonishing variety
of delightful colors.
lift Intel Hat. : '
New York Among I he new hats
uestgned for women with bobbed
hair Is oae which Is'no more than
a glorified hairnet, t !s a close
rilling cap of knotted ribbona.
which kees the hair In place but
allows plenty of ventilation.
811k Alpaca for lUlblng. .
New Vork 'Silk alpaca Is among
(he now materials being used to
luy for bathing suits. It Is very
practical, shedding water as easily
its It sheds dust.. Tiuncw silk al
paca Is printed, lit u vrv'rleiy of gay
pal terns. ' ''' u '-' '
Fashion Notes
Oxford, Cuban Heels.
Paris. A considerable change Is
predicted In footwear. The oxford
Is coming in again for late sum
mer and for autumn. ! Heels will
not be very high, the Cuban being
most often seen.
Paris.-
. Snug f Uplines..
-There is a diMllnel 'ten-
.-.1
dency today toward n sn ug hipllne.
This is pres:iged. . "among other
tlifnits, by (the new tunic which
itops ut tlw hips liwlead ' of con
Hlimlim lis 'liilidnr!uy almost, to
the knees;. ,
Leather Sports .facket.
London. A . leather sports jack
et., of the finest suede velvet-like
softness. Is mnklrig Its first ap
pearance -here. '. This jacket differs
from others of about the same type
in I being hrnlded and lightly em
broidered with silver threud.
w Heavy Linen Knickers,-,
London. Very heavy linen Is
Chinese I'mbrtdla Is Vogue. -New
York. The regulation Chi
nese umbrella is In vogue at pres
ent as a Htinshade. Of oiled silk
or oiled paper, II Is stubby and
tiualnt, nnd gloriously big when
opened out.'
tiolf Coat Newnlcr.
New York The golf coat sweat
eris a useful thing. , It may be
worn at the country club, on the
links or for horseback riding and
it is worn on all these occasions. .
Cities Asked for IHght of Way
MAltSH Kl KLH. tre. The Coos
county court has Issued -an order
calling upon Hnndon .and Myrtle
Point to rnrnlsh right of way ap
proaches for state highways into
and out of those cities. Th sur
veys of the KooHovolt and llose
bnrg highways In both cities and
the court suggests that the btnortt
to the cities of having a perma
nent. highway traversing the, city
Is sufficient to assure .Uhe muiiicl-
palittcs'bt paying .; for property
thus appropriated, '. . i' - t,-
'- , Tl .
l'ormer lt. AngeleH Man Pies..
l'OUT ANGKLI-jS, Wash. Wil
liam M. .Horr, (i5, former resident
of this city, died! suddenly of
heart disease whllo seated. :at th
wheel of his car whllo 'It was
parked In front of thb postofflce
here. Dorr "was for many years
in chnrgo of tho Western Union
Telegraph here, but for tho past
1 2 yenrH has lived at PJorlng.
.LQokSOCodlj i A
KVICRY UG IS SRAMLESS
An Unusual
Money Saving
Event
oiUV
A remarkable sale of rugs that i careful
. buyers will instantly recognize as a saving
opportunity of unusual importance. .
On Any R
Advertised Here
9x12 SKAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
51.00 Cash Easy Terms on Ralancc
' No Interest
To appreciate the magnitude of this big sale and the
extent of the saving to be made, you must come to the
store and see for yourself.- At no time. have we offered'
greater values. Many of these rugs have, just been re
reived from the mills. Every one is skillfully woven and
is of guaranteed quality. ' The designs include the season's
latest nnd most popular patterns in an endless assortment
of harmonious color combinations. Remember, no matter
what kind of a rug you prefer, you will find it here at
a big saving. in price. ' ,
SEAMLESS '
AXMINSTKR RUGS '
Size 9x12 Ft.
Special at
$38.40
Regular $-13.00 Value.
$1.00 Cash No Interest
SEAMLESS
AXMINSTER RUGS
Size 9x12 ft. Heavy
quality. Special at
$44.00
Regular $."i.ri.00 Value .
$1.00 Cash No Interest
' Heaviest Grade
SEAMLESS
. AXMINSTER RUGS
9x12 ft. Size
$59.75
Regular $78.00 Value
$1.00 Cash No Interest
YOUR CREDIT IS
GOOD ,
CARR'S
EASTERN OREGON'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS
9 xl2 SEAMLESS
WILTON RUGS
With Fringed Ends.
Special at
$84.50
Regular $110.00 Value
$1.00 Cash No Inleresl
WE CHARGE NO
INTEREST
fin" x I
riKitV'1 Vv '
Mill y
'It you wimc tu louk a cool a.
iOnsiblv, try a muuel HKtt ihlfl 111
leaf green or heluo. The liuckeli
take on an'addwl Interest by being
nude of line -handkerchief linen
with an Inset of Irish luce and a
. luca edRlnv. The cults and' back
of the collar are made of the aamej
A feminine looking bow of wutered
silk rlbhon the color of the frock
forma . the only other trimming
The gnu-ufully full akin la moat
charming." " This would be equally,
-affective in awton or in allkv. ,.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from pace 1)
Moses snbmltled lo tho Public
Printer, as I he "extension of re
marks" for which permiHHlon had
bern granted, the Kepnhllcan key
nojh speech of Theodorti 10. Hnr
h)ty Jt was tliily Inserted In the
liiord for tliat date, ' ,
This publication In (be Iteeord
makes 'Huron's . keynote speech
eliKlble for In ailing, nmler Rovern
ntent fran It. In other wordn, it en
ables thO ItepublUun ClIlllptllKIl
conunllten to have II. sent, postage
tree, lo every voteriu (he country.
Thousands upon ' thousands of
dullurs in poii I u ko will thus be sav
ed to the party's treasury. The cost
will be borne by the government,
from taxes collected from Penio-
eratH as well as Itepuhllrami.
Well, you ask, couldn't the
Oemoernls do the same stunt ?
Couldn't they have Pat Harrison's
keynote speeeh at New York "ex
tended" in tho same manner, and
made similarly eligible for mailing
at public insteatl of party expense?
They could, certainly if the He
puhlicana hadn't blocked such a
lead by the provision that the "last
issue of (he Uecord," covering the
lust KfHHlon of Congress, should Mbe
published -not -Inier than Tuesday.
June 24, IttlM." V 'V
Tim Iteeord went lo press on the
morning .of- Juno 2f: Harrison's
speeeh wasn delivered until after
noon. Naturally, 11 "missed I he
edllionl - -
'"
In nddilinn to the Uepuhllran
keynote speeeh, the poKl-sesHjnu Is
sues of the Record also eurried.
under other "leaves lo extend." Ihe
FOR SALEji
5 Itopm modern stucco house
Inrge lot 00x110 feet. Just com
pleted, located onn block from
high school on Iv Btreet. Paved
sidewulkH and ewr now un
der construction. Price $.12ii).
fan assume a building and Ioe.ii
for about half, llttlunce cash.
4 Room modern house, lot 30x110,
I orated on Jefferson street close
In, Price $i."00. Hmall cah
payment balance easy terms.
1 Room strictly modern home,
with all modern conveniences
In the house. Henutiful lawu,
trees, etc., on pavement. Hlreet
close In on Hpring street near
the liaptlst church. Price $7500.
Qood terms on part of It,, but
must have good casht payment
down.
2 Good modern homes belonging
lo one party, lorn led on Wash
ington avenue. Renting for fflir
per month, besides apartment
occupied by the owner. Nleo
shade trees, lawn, cement side
walks, and paved streets. The
price for both bulldinKn $af00.
Terms can be had on part of it
C. J. Black &
,. Company
fiitocessora lo Phy. Black A Stoop,
J (irnnde Nat'l Hank Hldg,
liione Alalia Hft -
therebyv become posiage JAmi, foi;
campaign purposes. - And all of
which become so many trumps for
Iho Republicans.
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k8 4
lass of
sweat?
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Final
Clearance
of Flats
$2.95
: - SPORT HATS - DRESS HATS AND
. . ' TAILORED HATS
In every wanted color and every new desirable
shape. Avail yourself of this money-saving op
portunity and select one or two 'of these sum-
mer hats now.
i. A Jt
because the cold water - cools
the surrounding air. and , this
eaises the water vapor In tho ft It
to condense on the glass. A- con
pie of leuspoonfulS' Of. . , ; .(
Buieieti' l :i;som salt
In a glass of water V every ' few.
mornings work wondrrs.'' In Ueep-iV
log the body, internally, fresh' and
fit. ' - ' -
- Puretest Epsom . Saft 1 quickly
empties the bile i duets:'of stag-t
nant s secretions and '.cleanws. Ihe
system thoroughly. Scientifically
purified. It also Is easy-to. take. "!
'One of ; 200 , Puretest preparn
llons . for health f and hygiene.
Kvery item the' bent -t hut Sicili an
care; can produce,-, ;. f '(''.'
j Glass Drugs
7tt $eatl Srmg Jtarm
' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
mi
AND MILLINERY
Permanently waved, aiary or
curl lialr hIwuIiI be ,
Watpr-Waved
Tbe water-wave la aoft
and natural In appearance.
In no wlaa can It poaslbly
harm tho hair.
Moles, warn, nparfltlO'j.
hair pcrmapentl enoed ,
wtthon acar.j ;
All Work OiiaranteM.
AT THR OOWWIAIi
Phone 611 -J
1101 Foirth St. . Apt. B
I r- m
MAT 1 am.- j-
f... Li
CAKE
. TO SUIT. EVERV 0CCASI0N."
It may Ie a wedding cake, birthday. caVe or any
- kind you may wish. See our display at
PATTISON BROS.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
Milk
For Infant;
invauai,
ChUtbrm,
ThmAftcl
Rich Milk. Malted Grain at. In powder
form.mokeaThc Food-Drink for All A(et.
Digestible No rooking. A light Lunch
alwayt at hand. AIM la Tablet form.
Ask for "Wortfo,," at all rotmtalna.
52?" Avoid Imitation, Subatltute,
Beauty Seekers Will
Db WcU to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP '
Room 6, Bommor Bid.
"A beauty aid tor '
' every need"
rnoNB uain "vt'i''.
tor the figure in
dined to ' "
stoutness
Eiqulaltel Very Hxhtly boned
permit absolute freedom of
walatline. Every1 La- Camilla
means "Beauty and Comfort,
Too" for Its wearer. The pat
ented Ventllo feature makes I -a
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full Una of the different
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt Pattison
, ' Oortetlera
Phone Mala Mt
Apt. 10, New Fotey Bids;.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
': iuchiWb shop aiid POVRBB
,n'4i;,fhda,;,,Mscfitaory, Automobllee sad tYvotere Kepebred
Overhauled and Re boat
Acftylnie Weldlna of All Kinds
' Oyllmlrr imrlng and Ovenlae Plstoaa'
' Crankshafts, Visions and Pistoa Ptas Begrooad
.. ( . . ., Give Vs a Trial ,
D. FITZGERALD Prop, y;
BEER--
COLD, CREAMY ROOT BEER
Right out of our bis; new barrel.' Try it once and
you will be a steady, customer. 1
The Candy Shop
320 FIR BT.
The Boino ol I! can
;
1 caa '
WB FOUIYI WHAT
I'ONtir: ii-:
l'AII,i:i TO KIND
Ho was hunting. IninlinRfor
the Kounluln of Perpetiuil
Youth and dleil dlwip
pointed. Wii liuyrt found it
In our Marlnello' tresiliiionl
We can brlnv lo your
cheeks the very bloom unl
color of youth. We can
bring to yojr life hniiplnees
that youth and beauty Hive.
MARINKMO COSMI3TIO
snop
25 New Foley Wdg.
Phone Main ISO
Here's Good News for Car Owners
a battery that is Charged Bone-Dry
, (ThruiUd Rubber ha
No chemical action or loss of Ufa can take
place In a battery while It Is dry. We fill
thii battery the day it Is told. You get all
Its life in your car.
"Jiut drop in here aad M aur bou etert
thne batter!,, out oa urrmful aim '.
It', worth watcfciii(," Mr laMe Air per.
TIIR HATTFRY RLROnUO SERVICE OO.
Ilgliton Ifachlne Works Bids.
1311 WaHbuigtoa Ave, Pbon Uab) tt
I Wl
fl STORAGE "fl
II BATXERIES l
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