La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 29, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER page Tnr.rr! '8 Tuesday, July 29, 1924. (NEWS of SOCIETY Social news must be In the hands of the society editor by t:SO o'clock. Eue ;to the 1ac that (he social pas Is 'made up before noon, it 1h practically Im possible to Insert stories after that hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how Important they are, that are delayed beyond that hour, will noL he printed until the follow I ok day News Edi tor's Nolo. MIhn Dctla. one, of1 Indlnimpo. lis, iiM., :inl Miss IvailitTijio Con. ntfhnn.. of' IVltliCJll... . siskr and rounln of Mih. J.:r: tJiillinff. lire hoiiHf) KueHtH at th- (lulling home. MIhh f'onittthiui . uml MIhh J one, am making nn extensive vc-ntirn lour, having visited the Orund ('(in yon of.' the Colorado, l.o AiiRt'les and- 8;tn Francisco and will return Yin the Yellow Stone National 1'ai'lf' and 'Denver, The ladies exiirieHHf theiiiwIvi'B us heiiu; rhurriKMl with the west and esi peelnlly Qregon.gj Mrs, -Ilcwto Uonamond Gnrtsepp. and Hon; Max, have arrived here from their home in HamHVllle, Ohio, having1 8)ont six weeks on . tint road, visltinn Yellow Stone 1'urk und other placen. After vls lllnff here for two or three months with MrM. Oassepp's hrotlier. ('. M. ItoHamnnd, they will go tcrCalt- VAcMtion f . ..'DAYS cifw you. I C paci4 your 1 ?ti I TOILET NEEDS? - WeWrt. : ' (ARA , . NOME. Kexatl Stores nre plentifj! R.lHin of th.'m. in tht rountry hut' not alwuyH to ie found in Iho outtoi-lhe-way phuvs where, yji i a ton ilayn frf iiuently dawn nnd nlhlH descend. A1 careful ly-seleeted assortment of our fxeliisive nru Nome Iteau ly . Iti ipii.slt ea in your.luip at such lline.-i, Rimniutees ynu those Utile InuVi.M .and nietties of the per hooIiI loilelte which no woman likUH In he wltlioul.;'rtnlstiMli.-ii.y' elernii'Sl !l nceft. Ciu-u Nome is the MiidlVr TVo.- iiet of Amerirn's Muster A't fiimer. Glass Drugs The jweXC. Z-ruZ .itora Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Itoom fl, Sommcr llldg. ' "A beauty alii for ' every need" tor the figure in dined to stoutness Kiojilslte! Very lightly boed permits ahsoluta freedom of waistline. Every 1a Camtlle means "Beauty and Comfort, Too for Its wearer. The pat ented Ventllo feature makes La Cam I lie astonishingly comfort able. A full line of the different models always on hand.' Mrs. Robt Pattison Oorsetlera I'lioae Mala sat ' Apt. III, Now holey Hide. . Long Coatl Popular f f U G J THE three-quarter-length coat or longer is the popular one for the fall suit, and the straight lines such da are featured on this model are the approved ones. Straps oi the. material, which is a very fine rep, are edged with white braid foril trimming. The wearer.' a Parisienn is showing the type of laratrtuiJ that Paris Is turning to as a re lie J irom me small cloche or.tricorne foritiu. trip. They . report a - delightful Mrs. Ornce K. Molllor has. ns her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. I,. Cavlness and daughters, Grace, l.ols nnd Nadlne, of Portland. The t.'avinesHes ure on their way 1 to iosetlh ailil Wullnut l.iitto w1mrn HMflll, , iVnutfiider of the summer. t Mrs. J. A. Corey, of Dodge Cily. Kansas, In visiting hen, ut the home of her daughter, Mrs. K. J. Mrown. Lnler she, will go lo Portland where she wilt visit her cranil-ilaughter, Mrs. Dexler Mc llroy and Kiaitiltion, Italph K. PoS lon, wiio is uilt'inllng Aledlcnl school there. ' The Neighborhood of Woodcraft will inert at the home of Mrs. W. II. AilHiolt. 20 1 ft Dak h( reel. Thurs day nritrnnon. All neighbors of Woodcraft in the cily are cordial ly invited to attend. i i The W. W. G.'s of the Baptist church will hold Ihe.lr regular monthly business meeting Friday evening at seven o'clock. The final plans lor (he trip to Wallowa Luke will Im made known at. this time land many other important Items brought before the girls. A large attendance is desired. .. Cove. (Special) The Woman's ctub held their regulur meeting Thnrsduy afternoon. Those un swerlng the roll call were Mrs. J. B. Weimar, Mrs. A. G. Conklln. Airs. Geo. MeDanlel, Mrs. It,-Corn-stock und Mrs. Nellie H. Grace. A soclnl ufternoon was planned for Tuesday afternoon, August 6. Fashion Notes XoiiKfiuclnirc lint. Paris. Among the semi-picture huts shown hern to day Is the mousfuetaire. It Is a wide ehiineuu wllh a brim turninK Up a bit across tho front. And, ju.rfpilo the warm wcathtT, It H orieu trlmnud wllh a rosette of fur. t'oiiHlstent IMalteil Trork. Pnrls One species of plulled frock Is ul lensr. consislent today. In sand ffeorRetle, it is made up wholly of horizontal hnnds of plult inp, held loKether by wider bands or bt-iKf lare. Kvi'ii the sleeves are pluited. Tlun- Is or course no belt. Flowers Willi Itcd Hat. 1 London When you wear a bright red hut nowudnys. which Is !surprisinKly often, you also wear ja IHile buneh of urtiriclal flowers Ho mutch, 'fhese. flowers are I pinned upon the shoulder. Demand Touch of Color. London i'he blaek nnd white j printed erepes so popular now de mand u touch of color. They pre ,11 in llH' tiiddy parasol, or the jlifilliiini hhtM'B. or Ivolh. nry lUiie nml IVrra folia. New Vork Navy blue and terra cotta Is a delightful color combina tion which nsy be popular this ctll. So fur. it Is seen In some f roi-ku, sonif hsis, a h:ndsoin sports coat with a dyed clipped coney collar, and a .bathinc suit. COLLEGE GETS HEBREW BOOKS OF.HIGH VALUE CINCINNATI (AP). A rare! col I eel Ion of old Kuropean Jov.-- ish books has been bought fiwi the library of the Hebrew I'nlon college of Cincinnati. KIkIU hun dred book-plates heraldic, alle gorical und emblematic, so mo dat ing as far bark ns 17 SO. collect ed during a long period of truvi! nnd search over Kurope by Israel Solomons, collector of Angelica- Judaics, were among the 'collec tion. 1 They were purchased by A. St Oko, librarian of the college. Is aac Mendes. Jewish scholar of the eighteenth century, owned . one ofj the; plates, whirh Is dated l7tii. j The collection - also Includes lhe book-plates of -the late Chief Rab bi Herman Adter, Klkun Nathan Adler, Jacob h'ranco, Moses Isaac Levy, Kmaniiel Mendes. l:i Costa, thf- lisraellH and the Itothchtlds. the Moniifiores. nnd other scho lars and philanthropists. As was customary In the onily day of the eighteenth century many of the book plates hear a coat' of arms or other data' or siimlficance to the student of her aldry and genealogy, nnd cleniij indicates the Interests of tho orig inal owners. The plain of Klkui Nathan Alder hears Iho pielure of a traveler reading a scroll, and shows two hands extended In re ligious blessing. ?AXAIIAV OVrUNMF'T i ;it k tti no vat ii i:h I :st NOItTH WIItHMOKK STATION OTTAWA (AD Krecllon of Iho fart he rest north wireless slut ion in the world, to be on Herschel Island, has been got under way this sum mer by the Cunadlan government. The Island, which is only 2n miles long und 6 miles . wide, stands Gou teet high In (he Arctic Oce?n at the mounth of the Mackenzie river. five miles east Of tho. international hound ry line. 1 Messages from Herschel Island are to he received in Dawson. Y. T., or Mayo, IfiO miles eust of Daw son, whence they, are to be trans milted to Kort Smith or l-'ort Simp son, which nrn in the southern part of the Northwest Terrltories.Thenco the messages would he-reluyed to Kdmunton, which Is connected by chains of Canadian government wireless stations with Vancouver. B. C, und Halifax. MAY HAVK SI-XMNC. STATION ANACONDA, Mont. provided plans materialize, u distributing house for Bluer Hoot vulley pro- duce will be established in Ana conda and a second one in Butte. Hitter Boot valley men Interested In the project were in the city re eently Inspecting prospecllve sites and conferring with leul merch ants, several of whom ore said lo have approved the idea.- Hay Fever Thanks to' a remarkable new prescription known us Itlnox IT.' scrlplion, developed hjr a Cleve land specialist nrter years in tensive study of May Fever, .Mr. Charles ."nrmer. of 37HS Beatrice Avenue. Johnslown, fa., reports he Is entirely free of his liar l.-ever tortures, and similar re ports from thousands have ron.f ull over the country.. Says Mr. Farmer: "I have tried hundreds of different remedies, but Rlnex'ls the only thing that ever did me any good. I had Hay Kover as had as any m:cn In the country, l)jt can truth fully say that 1 can hardly 'noil, e It since I started taking Dr. Platfs Itlnex." Only a few years ago It was discovered that Hny Kover Is nol a simple surface disease or irri tation, but that tho pollens in nv nlr are absorbed through thn thin nose membranes Into tho blood Itself, nnd so cause a poisoning of the entire system. Dr. flatt's ninex .taken Internally. In slmpl capsule form, goes direct to tills noiion nolnnnlng throughout !hc system and neutralizes It com pletely. So In 95 per cent of nil cases, all tho sneezing, runny eyes and nose, headache, fever, etc.. disappear In 24 hours, in fact, complete relief In 24 hours Is positively guaranteed, or it cois you nothing. Ttlnox Proscription may bo ob tained on this ubsolulo money- back guarontee at ri:i cnoss imiiG stouio Copyright 1924 by Tho Clinical laboratories Co., Cleveland, Ohlu. These Etcurskm Fare from Ia iirande In cfrcrl dally lo Sept. 13. Fiiinl return limit (Vt. Ut, 1921. Stop-over prlvlh'ircs ffolna; and re I unit UK. Tall us by phone and let us make all your ar rangements. It costs no more and will save your valuable time. H. KF.FNFV Agent HEAT IS FELT ATTHECOVE Warm Weather Does Not Dampen Enthusiasm of the Huckleberry Pick ers, However. roVR. (Rneelalt Tilts noetlnn of VaMorn Oregon (fl agatn fevllnK.lhfi I'XtriMiio heal,, which hi more 110 lU'Ulile on aeoount or : III., root weather of Ihe paM tn aayfl. llnrklih.rrliiK ta Iho moat In- iori-iliiK thing In' thlH violntty nt pivHpnt. Tha roiuUi to tho hufklk lit'rry patrhtf'H itnn fUlftl with ve hicles of vv.'ry ilenclipllnn. Tho Hitpply accitlH to h int'hutwtllilo. Mr. im.l Mrs. William Bortwh. who huvi' liwn ntalioneil at lh I'owcr I'lant for . tho pnal- ix monthn loft1 roconlly for ltock I'rook. where Mr. , Herlwh will ho employ!!. Mm a. ' Kv' Barker! anil Mltw lira llarkor loft. Tuomluy for I'orllaml lo wpentl' a monlh'8 vaca tion. ' ' ' I.. O. Ijinli. fl. llarkor nnd Leonard l.ovo winl lo I lie Milium I'uoBilay and will apond n coupl.' of wooka ul tho lako and houd ol lio Minam. . V. Martin, of Bolso, and P. M. l.llllor. of I'nlon. wore In t ovt ono day Ihia wook. Mr. and Mrs. Itohorl Smlin, oi Hun llloKo. .California, spent a few- days ut Covo roconlly Ihu kuciuh of h'rank Hmtlh. Muny yours uko Mr. and Mrs. Smith woro clllons of I'nlon lull wont In California in FOR J5ALE a Room house, modern, on 404 Spring Street. Halls, toilet , up utalra and down', bath up-stalrs, hot pipe furnace, on paved street ull paid und all- assess nionta nald: trees and shru hery. Beautiful view and fliiu home. Will Include somo fur niture. See us about terms. C Boom houso. 1603 X axenue, T.a Grande, Oregon. Lota Ill0xl4u. f rice $2200. $500 cash, halanc.v at $10 per month wllh 8 per cent interest, flood easy hnv for somebody. . We have for , sale part of the i:x-aovernor deer's farm li Cove, Oregon. This Is part of one of tho old pioneer farms In Cove. 12a acres, 3 aeren cherries Royal Amies ond Blngs. Oood six-room house nnd fair oulsldn building.!. Prion $8,000. Can assume fed eral loan of $3r.ou. . 6 Boom house, sleeping porch, woodshed, collar, rhicken house, with electric lights in house and chicken house. . located In la. land City close to thn school llouse;.'' Oood garden. frlc $1800. o Liberal, payment down and balance $2fi per month. C. J. Black & Company Bnrcessnrs ta I'liy, Black A Stoop, ljl fjrande Nal'l lank Bldg. I'hone Main H8 IheHcrlpilon ConiponiMlinR Is the most Important work wo ilo, t Onr prescription depart ment Is second to none. We hnvo assembled for your emergency every driiff, med. Iclne nnd sick , room nppli nnce your doctor requires and keep them ready for h 1a orders when yo need then;. Pre 8co tt Drug Company .The New Drag Store Telephone Main 63 Cor. Fir & Jeff. .SENTIMENT To do more, much more, for- tha be reaved family than. tbr expect of u. Is. the., sentiment with which we as sums each respons ibility that Is en trusted to us. Wa Understand, 8NODCRAM A ZIMMERMAN Undertakers Ambulance Bervtos I'houa Mala l n cnakw thatr liwna. -Th. i.ha ticfn on a pleamire tour through! various K...j. n vioit immlthAli hnm( tn Buker the lant of the and . U..U V.. ...... ..... worn inn. route to their home taittwlt. Han nii'go, Palsy Rrcahoara is nt homo again . after apenUlnir . "several weeks at KlKln. Mr. and Mrs.; Wllllatn Rreahoars and children l,ee Klion aaU.Palr. are apendiug a few days onjoyliut themaelvcu on the Minam. Mr. und Mrs. J. T. Kresheara and Mra. William Crutkahank are laklup i hargo of the stots durlngr - their uhRonco. 1 The moving picture theatre was crowded on Thursday night to ne )iarold Uoyd In "Olrl. Hhy." K. B. conUlin eamn up from Ontario Thursday lo spend a fov days at Cove.. Mrs. K. B. Conklln and daugh ter. Mildred, wiio are vacallouing here in company with Mra. Juliet K. Oougliorly. spent last week end ramping in iho hills. Miss Vera 1 lav Is and an aunt and 'llllcle. Mrs. Anna Ileal and John Tegley, of Bur Oak. Kansas. lire Here vtsillng at me Homes or 1,. I-:, Anderson and C. M. und O. Q. Hlacklund. Miss Klcuiinr Warner, of Now- horg. tlregon. Is a guosl al Iho homo of her aislor, Mrs. W. A. Mc Neill. llr. and Mrs. Goo. Bloke and he Evrvnv 1 . Feet Bother You At AH This Summer? Fret tired? Sore? Burning? No need for that. The Boolery shoes, plim The Bootery'B eareful fit ting will give you conifori. If 'you hilve heen unlucky in getting shoes, we invite you to this store, where you take no chances. We know what we arc doing. Cut nliove comes in black and tan calfskin, Price $7.50 The Boolery Inc 206 Depot Street Phone Mala 118 "A Taradise for Tired Feet" ' Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women GROVER SMITH, Mgr. There's No Economy IN BUYING TWO CHEAP COFFEE Pattison Brothers Grocery Phone JmwIiIiuv ttortth OuMw.h Ut- hou gruet of Mr. and Mm. BlaKe J Mm. Haxel BoerkKrea a4 Mra. lnn Rlcharttson. of Leavenworth, Washington, were summoned to the bedside of their fathor, Geo Chadwtck. who la surlously ill al Hot Lake aanatnrium. ., ' Mr. and ilra, K. Hefty. o"VaT lev Falls. Kansas, who are vaca Uonlag hern with their chlldwr anil two nieces. Misses Kdtta an Viola Richards, left Thursday " to spend the week al at 'Wallftwa tilike. ' Ptraasntntly wand. Wiry Of curly hair shnuM Im Water-Warad -; Ttaa ater-v to .!! and natural la aparaB. , , In no rUa can It possibly,; harm Ihs hair. '' i Moles, warts, supsrfluo'w hsir permspntl ssovd " Ithon scat all Work Guarantaal AT Tint OOIiONUIi PboM 6t-J lint Foirth BU Apt. B is richcr amd tastier made with Nestles AIPINE TOUNDS OF WHEN ONE FOUND OF HARRINGTON HALL WILL GO JUST AS FAR. Main 80 4444 ttfct't Iras tkt't4.' )M)li Wonderful Values .1 ; .i , IN HIGH i;;: Summer Dresses ' Values to $i.B0 ; ' i VOILES, DOTTED SWISS' ' V V - KATINE and UNENS, -r I'Sffi'V' ' ''Pr,ced fr quick disponal.-.' ' Hfcv LADIES READY-TO-WEAR- 'yAND . READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS We are Moving to Otir New Location Corner 4th and Adams All business will be transacted at the new location after this date, with continuous service, night and f day. ; V . ' V ' Full announcement will appear July 31st. , Perkins Motor Co. mncoi.n - Fonn . ronoaoN Fresh Peanut Clusters I..!,,. ! . The Candy Sk&p " nt TtM Boma ol lit nE PAIR TO VOt'U HA1K Trrst your tresses right by lotting- us allrnil lo them or raslomilly. The lialr neejn a perloitl ral "onro over," perlitips for dandruff or scalp Irouhle, hut anyhow, In thn Marln ellp rosinelln Hhop It will get cam nml skillful atten tion Unit will promote its health nnd Krowlh. Try our llol fill Treat luenln they ar ilirrerenl. MARINEIJO COS.MCTIO SHOP 25 Nsw Foley lllilg. riione Alain ISU C ARM'S Where Your Credit Is Good THE DATTERT A ELEOTRIO BEKTIOE OO. IplKhton Machine Work Bldf. 1SI1 Washington Are, Phone Main TM WM GRADE . MILLINERY win sr. sm Mad Service On All Makes ot Batteries trnM wmimunihlB and aanuina WUlsrd repair parts used in evtry job. ,.t Rental batterirt you can depend upon whlla wc are charging your battery. Willard parts Improve any battery, . , :, "You nn bank oo wfcst Uy tell raa lift., .nil the till u iitra to t reswasbav'1-' uyi Llttl. Anpcft. STORACZfl BATTERIES II I