Tuesday, July 22, 1924,
THE LA .GRANDE :EVENTNQr OBSERVER
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INEWSofSOaETYllLLOI IN: ?
ip innnuiTTr v . :
' Social news must bo In the
'hnnds of tho society editor by
:30 o'clock. Duo to the fact
that thu social pace Is made up
beroro noon, it 1st practically tin
ponnlhla to iiim-rt Htorl.'s after
that lionr. Hereafter, items, no
matter how important they are,
that are tlolaynl bryotnl that
hour, will nut bo printed unlit
tho following; day News 1MI
tor'a Nate.
, TJio homo of Oscar Iertr was
tin wene of a widiliiiir y'sun1ay
uriiMnoon ut flvw o'clock wh.-n
ttiinyim 13. AnilviHtm, Jr.; nnU MInn
Kihi-l Kvonson wrc united in inar-iliij-o
by ltiiihop ('. J. 1 thick. Yliost
ail4'mlinir - tho bcido and Kt-ooin
vt-n Miss Lillian ClatiHS ami Stan
ley Jenkins. lmiiiell:iiely tollow
InirUii ccroiiiouy llu- young couph
U'ftl Cot: Cumula, where they will
vlwlt tlii hWrie's part niB.
Mr. Anderson in well known In
l.H' lliiimli', being: a graduate of the
l.a (1 ramie hiph sehoot and has
many friends lure. Miss Kvenson's
lioine is in 'Canada. The young
couple are wiHheii every happjucHH
hy- lla-lr many l.a Grande friends.
Tim Home Tdissionary Society of
Hie First Methodist church will
meet at the home of M vtt. S. I .
Smith, W avenue, Wedues-
duy afternoon at 2; 30.
rove. (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
do. Maker were" quests ut . the
hiuue of Mr, and Mr. (. Ihii1 ie
c'iitly. t'ove. (Speetiii) Mr. A. CI. Cnnlt
lln was hostess at dinner to I lev.
('has. II. Towel) and sons. Kdward
and James, and Mr. and Mrs. T. It.
('f)iiUlit) recently.
new phase of the ostrich motif
shown here today. Kroeks, for the
most part very plain, are trimmed
nt the hem with it ruffle of ostrich
tips. The lilc straw hats worn
with these costumes arc of th
Kamo shade as I he feathers.
Jaile In I'Uvoi.
Parb?. Jade Is mining into hUrli
favor ajTuln. it is heinff used
present, mostly for cigarette hold
ers and boxes, nil hough jade but
tons, beautifully carved, are seen
now and then. ' '
Two llcaccli't hlcn. - '
New York. , number of smart
women, weary of the mitltlpllcijy
of Kltiss handles, now have adopted
the two bracelet ijUil. The two
braclets match, - and one is ' worn
above the left elbow, 'the other on
the left wrlsl.
lale (.rem Nloklnrs. .
New York. I'ale green stock
ings, lelieious!y cool In appcuruncc
an Irolnpr worn todtiy with white
shoes. This is u variation from the
Mtsh tinted hosiery which ban been
almost compulsory with white
shoes so far this season.
Women Unchanged from
Ancient to Modern Time
Fashion Notes
Shades or AVliltc.
London There-are tunny shades
of white, in addition to pure while,
rashlonahle ut the moment. l'nrrh
inent Is a cool and flattering shade,
and the creams and Ivory tints are
also much In demand.
Hems of Ostrich Tips.
Paris. There Is a very pretty
Permanently tvnvcil, wavy or
( curly hair shmiltl bo
Wator-Wnvttl
. The Water-wave- Is soft
.ami natural in appearance.
.In no wlso can It possibly
'harm tho hair.
- Moles, warts, superflnn-is
hair permapentl' moved
-,.lhori seal
All Work Citnranlrc.
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i AT Tltl CorONIAl 4
rtiime vr.i:i-a
i80S Fo-irth St. A'pt 'B
OUKSSA. Russia. A!) "One
hundred ami sixty ancient Greek
tombs of striking design and rare
archaeoloKlc.il interest have been
unearthed In I he dead city of Oly
va, near here, by Professor Kem
enov Reusser. t ; - ' .
Amonif the articles round In the
tombs wus a small linen has con
taining a Imly's mirror and believ
ed I o hi- t he forerunner of t he
present day vanity case. In the
ban there also were a rouge slick
for the lips and a charcoal pencil
Tor the eyes. The bag was found
in a female grave together with
tufts of false hair and ,a number
of silver bracelets, ear rings, beads
and other jewels.
In other tombs were recovered
poll cry of exquisite workmanship,
mulllcolnred vnses. itmutcts, knives
and various articles of, bronze and
copper, all In a perfect state of
preservation.
The excavations, which have
heeii In nrotrress for manv months.
thus fur have yielded more thanj
1 7flii articles of suruusslnir anil
n tint-Inn interest. I
I Olyva. which
E. A. Tulley Named as
Deputy State Dairj
and Food Commission
er. ;
WAI.I.OWA. Ore. (Special to the
' )hserver With the appoint men!
of 'I-:. A. Tulley to the position of
!cputy Oah-y and l-'ood ctimmis
sinher, Wallowa loses a lhe-lmtr
resiilent. During his forty-two
years In this community he Im
nuide many friends who, though
phased with the excellent position
which he has received, are regret
lu I that the popuhir family shall
be numbered among 1 he former
residents, and hopeful that fhev
may return. Mr. Tulley left Wed
nesday to take' his new posh 16 n
Thursday. Mrs. Tulley and son
Kenneth will live at their cabin on
Hear creek for six weeks until Jh
opening of college, when Kenneth
will enter O. A. O. - The Tulley
homo will he -occupied by J. W.
Hughes and family.
' Mr. . Tulley . new .. position, to
-which he was uppolnted July 1st
by Hairy and "KooL PonmUssioner
J. 1, Mlekle, Includes the inspec
tion of Port lu ml iKikeries, und thi
iesllng of commercial gralnris ahd
I'ccils. v Kevea years ago" ho com
pletcd a . five year Incumbency in
the department, although his posi
tion .as travelling .deputy was npt
ps good as 'his present ortlce. He
tan be addressed at 51 Sktdmure
fit reel, Portland.
t.- ' ' : , T- - ' I
New .Air Mail Route !
Designation Expected
it-'
' HKNVKU, f'ojo.'. (AP) The
iostofflce- dtmartmenl Is conshler
placing in operation anolher
iraiis-contiuental air man route.
I. other K." Hell, special assistant
In the' postmaster general, . Ip
Charge of Hie I ruffle division . of
the sir maM service, announced
here Saturday The proposed rooo,
According to Hell, will proceed as
does the present one from Nev
'ork" to- Plevelund, hut nt this
point, it will branch off to the
south, passing through Agron, ..
to Indhuiapolis. thebce to Kt. l-ouis
and Kansas tMly. Mn to (hmlen
I'ltv. K;in jiiuI lii Deliver. At this
means "Perry," .., .in r,,!... u... .-.iin-ni
was once a center of Oreck "''"Jsnntlicrn route over the mountain
mg, cuti ore nmi trade ami 11 iiour-
IIH
ished uboiit fii'O It. 1. Later It be
cume known among Itusshms
the "Pompeii" of the Hlaclc s-a.
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' MASON'S PLAN UI'llJHNti .,
j NKW OKLKANS (AP) The
grand lodge of Masons of Louisi
ana has announced that an 1 S -story
buljdlng .will he erect el, here.
The building will cot $i.&.bo.O(m
wind lwill be- IfiiUfr 4le treseut
site of lis temple' In 'the -heart of
Ihe business district, t'onsiruc
'tion wilt lien uetnlter 1.
passes.
Iters Annoy llrldgr Workmen,
f HOOD HlVKlt, Ore, Steel
crews working on I he Waukomu
Intersiate.hrldge spanning the Pol
ti ail 1 In between here and White
Salmon, Wash., were startled to
flay when a big swarm of bees
swooped down r and settled where
an upright; girder joined a' horl-'
3Umtai. Tpc-fjtluul. mep. "aj-e POa---tiiderrd
the nerviest of skilled
workmen,, bill' they pive the un
welcome lust fctx : 'wide herlh
Runts
An Extraordinary' Value!
This Interesting suite In Pombln
atlon Walnut, Is one of the at
tractive new patterns recently
uddrd to our floor displays.
For a Very.Fair Price You Can
Now Refurnish That
Dining Room
Do not put off refurnishing your (lining room because you think the
cost might be great. Tomorrow never comes, and besides today has '
.' brought values in dining room suites hitherto thought impossible. Ex- .
qut.sito patterns have leen developed by one of America's largest manu
' I'actuiers of quiility dining mom furniture ut prices within the reach
of all. For example, the six-piece suite in modified Italian Ilennaissancc
design here illustrated! Study for a moment its charming liues the
six-legged , table with substantial supporting strelchers-T-lhe handsome
f, 1-inch buffet artistically duo-toned, and tho sturdy chain with senU
of genuine blue leather. The table is 42x51 inches and opens up to a
full" 0 foot length. The new lacquer finish is 0110 of extreme beauty
ftnd durability." The price as well a tho quiility is .1 pleasant surprise.
Six Pieces ('? ') .$115
. Kxaclly as lliiistrnletf Aliove.
; YOUR CREDIT IS
(,'OOD ' ;
Carr's
WE CHARGE NO
INTEREST
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K&VV tea 4
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iAir'AKIC (Af) Tho rlly
j'wtyior upuly Ih'Iuk rxirtm.'ly low
licpmiao or ury wiuhor, 1o cily
'oinml8N!omi-H or Sail Uiko litivo
.Irvlili'.l- Ihtit four lyN onoli week
rlllx.-na cnilnol wnli'r lliolr lawnH
(il inUthMIH. If llu BlIIIHllOU .llrtos
not .hni-tvt , II In Himed, NnrlnUI
Ua of ioxvnH n lid KurrifniH may lie
Htp.etl allOKetller. ' ,
UM HER COLDS
are liagarin; and unnoylng
I M vary nrst ntgnt apply
V VapoRub
Qwf If MtflH Jmr U4 Ymn
The Ideal summer wrap affords sliKht protection anil much charm
thus tin- shawl fills tho hilt perfectly. This one irtves the. effect of!
the hand-omhroidcred anil Very expensive Span lull .shawl, hut . It t.t
really, made of printed si lie fringed with deep hl'aclt . frlnire, and Is
-omparatiwly Intpenslve. . It may he. worn, over any type of eve,
nlnK sown and Is much in evhh nvr at sinmuer resorts. ' . , '
SUiLOING IS
STAYING PUT
While activity in mast Indus
tries has heen on tho decline dnr-
inff the last several months, lhal In
(he hulldinK Industry litis held up
remarkahly well and promises to
continue to do so durlnff the rest
of Ihe season. Rome authorities
predict a more or less extensive let-
op In construction operations In
the cities during ihe fall, hut a
enrrespondliiK Increase in rural
liuildlnir, as a result of fjood cropH
and fair prices prevailing on farm
nroducts. The lumber Industry
ihertfore looks forward to a steady
demand, and. In view or the com
paratively low and hroken slnte of
HtockH, expects higher prices. Hays
the American l.uniheriuaii, fhl-
Current demand, tho only fair.
shows encouraging Improvement
over three weeks ne;o, and there lit
every. Indication that a. further in-
oi'vase Is to. he expected, Hetall
ers continue to'huy cnnriftimly. on
a hand-to-mouth liasls, hut their
onlers nre somewhat hirtfer and
more frerpirnt and trude from thin
source totals a conBidernhle- vol
ume. lost ' or this ImslnesH con
tlnues to come from the cities, hut
country yards, jnnro eoni'lileut vb a
result or the improved agricultural
outlook, are also mon often heard
from. The political scare havlnpr
passed, theri is inAre conrhleiic
evident throughout Ihe liiistneMit
world, and the result Is somewhat
larger operations und better hay
ing In a mi m her of directions.
There has continent ly heen some
ent tinpi-oveinent In Industrial
demand for lumber, and there H
no ilnuht that .this upward trend
will continue..
Lumber output meanwhile l;i
tower than during the first six
months of the. year, due to curtail
ment In all producing sections,
especially hy smaller mills that
have round it, impossible to oper
ate at t ho pn'sent low price levels.
The larger mills generally are run
ning, hut usually on a curtailed
liasls, and little lumber Is hetngl
piled. Htocks of Southern pine prej
tair. hut rather broken. Those of'
Douglas fir are negligible, and j
while western pine Blocks of some!
Items are heavy, production lately p
has been brought below the order
line, so thut a gradual reduction i
In mill holdings and u cnnveojienl i
strengthening of prices nre looked!
for. Houthern hnrdwoodsj are In,
fair supply, but here also then has
been on elimination or a large per-!
eentago of small mill production on I
account of recent unfavorable mar-1
ket conditions, white there hasl
been nn expansion In both export
und domestic demand. Nor! hern
hard woods are scarce, and Home
manufacturers look for an act ual i
shortage this fall.
dumber prices meanwhile show '
general strengthening, and Ihe
mills are declining to make con-,
cessions on the former Hcale or lo
sell ahead at present prices.
FUND PLANNED
TO AID WORTHY ...
.' ... YOUNG PEOPLE
ST . i.orw. AP) So thai
worthy boys and girls who desire
Ihe benefits of a higher cducalinu,
but lack the menu, many not be
forced to rorego this training In I
their younger years, fifteen prom
inent SI, l.onis buMluesH and pro
fessional men aland sponsor for a
movement to furnish such fuml..
The Washington rniverslty Stu
dents' Loan ami Scholarship As
sociation, now peeking Incorpora
tion In the local rourls, plans a
fund of $2,000,000 or more from
which loaiiM would he made to de
serving students seeking training
in Washington rnlverslty or other
St. I .on is lust It ut Ions.
Washington 'Diversity alumni
In Ol hep-. rhle. , have . expressed
their willingness ilo assist In (. thc;l
nmveiiiem uiiu it , eiMiimmve m ,
forthefigurein
ilinedto stoutness ,
i Eiquliti! Very llBhtl boned
permits absolute freedom of
walstllno. Every. La Camlll.
nionns "Beauty aad 'Comfort,
Too" for Its wearor. The pat
eitlMt Ventlio feature Tnc.kci La
Oamille astonishingly comfort
able.
A full line of the. different
models aluuya on hand.. .
Mrs. RobL Pattlson
ttortctlcM '
IMiono Main Ml -.
Apt. 10, New l oley flMg. ',
loo aluhinr Is now; being chosen.
Tuftlan fees and other expenses,
If iM'ederi, would hi , paid to de
servjipp slildfnls, ror "part ,of one
year! ' 4or jaie. or' more'; years, or
frtr,jthf J fiiil' ' rour-.vear ,piiiw.
Oradual repayment of the ' loans
following graduation would make
the fund a revolving one, enabling
the association to help thonsiuids
of boys and girls in future years.
Kvery man who has gone In and
tried to stop a family fight knows
why Tnele Sain hesitates to Inter
fere In Hii rope. 1
Iicntily Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Room A, Kominr'r Itlilg.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
mONB MAIN 6W
;: 3VilP
mh
f" - Yo-ji 'will find, our , I
I nhop ,to' be a vent ml
ityj able' 'wonderland of Tjffl
I Vjr new Plena and ere-
lm ntmT"t- ou txu ln U
Kim vlted to come ih Fjk
and look 'around at jpj
IpQ ' IliiytH At K
1 niclidnlfion'ii Art n
aSunbeam', Electric
Irons
Cut them away while "HOT", in their individual
dteel case something Nowl
H-and S. ELECTRIC
Tlibne 393-W.
107 Depot St.
Itrldges To He Itcpniml.
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TIIT1KN12. Ore. a l.nnc county
bridge crew will start work repair-1
Ing all the brldtps on the Willam
ette highway between Iteuerve and
t (alt ridge and people (raveling over!
Hie. highway will be Inconvenienced
in a considerable extent, accord. ng(
lo O. H. 4'alllson, county bridg
toreiiian, who will have charge of
the work. Ilo said the work prob--ably
will require a week's time and
I hat drivers of ears planning to I
make the trip over the highway)!
may execl lo experience delas. j
HATTF.Ilir.H
that nre di'pendable for good
and reliable Hervlcn nre the
kind wo ore now fenturing
prominently, anil they are
giving Mnl vernal salfsfaclion.
In every di-tall they ar.i
perfect and their service Is
unexcelled In all respect.
We are experts in new bat
teries. In rc-ehnrging (ind in
all kinds or battery repalra.
' OKF.OOV Till It!' A
v KATTKItY TO.
107 I'lr fil. AUlli MO
BuJJJJN
I'li-kle rlory I icing Unlit.
AI.MANV. (tre. W. v, raf:sidy.
lepresenlatlve of the California
I'aeklng cptupnny. has started con
struction work on the pickle fe
Itory in thin city. The building wil!
I Ik- K0 feet Wide by 120 feel loll;:
and will be completed In about
three weeks.
The photographs of Mars shout. I
be entertaining. After I his vt;r
for the nude wiy are rather fed up'
on Yen uses. .. I
Buy Your Candy
-at-
The Candy Shop
22fi I'm r.
The Homo of Home mails Vnitl 1
Dainty Summer
Lingerie
AT CLKARANCK PRICES "
l)looiuiti Nishltfowns
. ! . S(i'-iiis IVincesa Slips
In 'styles that are newest and
most in fashion for summer
Vcnr nre now offiwd at jirites 4
nUmctively -moderate.'' : - , '
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LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
m i . . - -rr. . -. . I J 'l ,Wfn
AND MILLINERY
a
WK ' WIIWI WHAT
. l'ONCK I.I'.ON
- ... .. J.AM,I.I T 1'INIt
irn Juintlnir. hunllnjr for
tliiv . l-oiuiluhi or 1 'i'ii"timl
'lulh.rt-, anil i illod illsap
polnlnd. Wo have found It
In our Hlqrtnello trnultupntj.
We can, brlni? to your
cheeks th very bloom on!
color of youlli. We can
brlnf lo y-" llf0 lnnPln"!l
that youth and beauty Rive.
UARIKEMiO COSMETIC '
: SHOP
25 New Foli-y niilg.
IMiono Slnln lull
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
i As An Investment ,
Do you know of iinylltlng thut holds its Values like
a iionief Could you nno your money more profitably?
Bowman - Hicks Lumber-f
Company
Telephone' Main 8 (
For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547
J. L. MUNHALt
PURITY BREAD
The Ilenlth-nuildiiiK Bread for Children;
PURITY BREAD ;
Is Ilcidthful, NoutishiiiK, Economical.
PURITY BREAD
Ts your Host Food Ent More of It.-.
La Gran
de Bakery i
IC J. McWilliams
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSD7IED ADS
twenty-two yonrs of successful buttery building
: jw.i-J
womi! Mpenence, we "y " - 1
evtryWillard Battery w.icll. ' ,
lu.t count th can that are WillardJ
equipitd nt the factory. Thte care have
been Willard-equipped for yeart. . '
Willards have alwaya made food In tn .
owner's car. ; .
lu.t Imulni Flclietil lit Millet ta ''
hnn when T. A. WiU couU be told
l.lm Thtell Rubtar Bltr," y
LUlk Ampttt.
the nAm-uY KiiEorrao srnvtcK co.
' N lKhlnn Machine worfca Bid.
IKK WHNliUmtan Aei Ttiooe Main 181
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