La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 18, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSTonday, August 18, 1024. NEWS of SOCIETY Social newa must be In th hand a of tho, society editor by t:3(t o'clock. Due to tho fact that tho social pane la made uy 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 he printed null) the following day Now Kdl tor'a "Note. Popular ?La Grande f Gouple Wed ; A quiet weddlnf; took place yrs . lerdny afternoon at 2:8H o'clock. whn Alius Audrey Nash and Nolan .Hl;lff, Jr., witf united in marriairo. (it the home of the bride's mother, fin Third street, with Reverend O. W. Jones of the Christian church t off.rii.iint;. The rinu rcrvniony wiu i used. Mr. and Mrs. Walter K llnr-r- haiuer, of Knterprlne, attended the j bride and Rrooin' and only mem , lxirs of the family were la attend- a nee. - i Immediately following the eerc- mony the happy couple, left for .' Wallowa Ijike, where they will ..' spend their honeymoon. After a lit I me of two weeks they will h ' at home to their many !n (hand. j friends at' their home on O ave- nil". Tloth Mr. Skiff nnd Miss Nnah nre popular la Clrunde young pen j pie Mr. Hk.iff having been employ t ed for Ihe ynst two years1 in -the eapaclty of editor of the Evening j Observer and Miss ,Nnsh. having. s graduated from tho , l.a ; Clrunde " high sehool this spring. Since that time slie has been employed an , sienographer for H. O. Avery, . county agent. Mr. Skiffs' former home wan at Vnton and he hna many friends there who wiah them every happiness. J t M rs. V. f. I vn n h oe en 1 erl a I ned j Rat ii rd ay at her home on Main i Htreit, honoring her cousin, Mrs. ,i Kale 1). ltrludell, who is visiting here. Members of the Thursday Auction llridge club and a . few friends were present nnd the nf , ternnoii v:m spent, nt five tables . of bridge, with high honors going to Mrs. II. M. Ihv.ivy. Agiust I prize was awarded to Mrs. itrln- dell. The home was attractively deco- rated with sweet peas- and naatur ' Hums and at an appropriate hour a delicious luncheon was nerved Beauty Seekers -Will - Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Kixun A, Kotnnicr BI1I4. "A beauty aid for every need" . I'nONK BMIV 671 for the figurein- dinedlo stoutness Exquisite! Very lightly boned permits absolute freedom of waiatlimi. Every La Camilla Vneans "Beauty and Comfort, Too" for Ha wearer. The pat ented Vent Ho feature makes Ui Camille astonishingly comfort able. A full line of the different ynodels always on band. (Irs. Roht. PaltUon Oorsctb?re Phone Main St " Apt, 10. New I-'o!e- llldf. ' Where Your "iff Chenille Crepe MATJOHIALS for the coming sea sun are so decorative and so rich looking thai they need inly to be handled with skill to make :ho most stunning gowns. This one m of chenille crepe with a shirred pnnet of plain satin the same color. nlBcd with fur for relief. The long mock blouse effect Is bordered with latin and the under tunic is of the same. .This makes an exceptionally attractive outfit for afternoonr tea or dinner and yet It may he worn ut any hoar of the day. and not be Inapproprlute.j . .. by the ohnrnilnp hostess. i ' i There have beefi la ; number : of delfKlitful affairs trlven at Inland City reeetitly In honor of Miss Jean Smith, whose marriage to Milo Illoklnnd will be an event of tin near future. -. The Misses Hryant'fl 'and" Miss Tlilda ltloldand were, hostesses at a pleaaant social afternoon at the home of Airs, C. H. ; WtIw,eU .re cently. 3 iihI before refresh iimwiI a were seved lilile Miss Clarice Tay lor, dressed lis n . cook, presented M i-'i-s Smith wh h n Gul Id Took Hook. . Another charming affair of lost week took place ut the home of Mrs. C. a. Smith, when the mem bers of the Islnnd City Ladles Aid Kuve a nllaeellaneoUH Hhower ' for Miss Hmllh, anions which Were muny user ill anil beautiful pres ents. Last Tuesday evening tho Kp worth I.caKUe held a surprise p:ir ty nt the home of Mrs. Kd Kiddle for Mr. Illnklaml nnd Mitm Smith. DminpT I he evening Wlllnrd Store , made a speeeh with reference lo the coming event, and invited the counle to wind up the strings to; which hidden Rifts were attached. atter which reiresamenis weru jserved. The Pennis home was the scene of a delightful affnlr Saturday ever nitiff when a number of friends of Master Jaek Dennis fjmhered for an evenhiK of daneinp. 1 Seven cou ples of younfc people were present and a very enjoyable time was spent daneiuK-, wlih Miss Kathleen ("amphell presi.linff at Ihe piano, ufter. which delictus refnshmenls wert served. . . i ' Mrs. ICd. llaekman.hns as her house ffuesis Mrs. A. l,.'sMurlen hnd daiiKhler. .Miss JVInrinn, of Mlml. Oklahoma. ; : Mlna Delia Jones of Indianapol is, I ml., end Miss Kalhertne fon OKhan. of 1'ekln. 111., who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. i. OiHUntf have returned to ihdr eastern homes. The ladies expressed themselves as being ehnrmed with the hospitnlily ex- I'ermaiieatl? wnvcil, wavy or curly hair should be Water -Vad The water-wave Is soft and natural In appearance. In no wIbo can It possibly harm the hair. Moles, waits. lUperflucJt hair permanent! amoved wtthofl scar All Work Guarantee. - AT TUB COIjONIAIj Thane ft'JI-J 130S Ko-irih 8t. Apt. B Credit Is Good 1 J' RR'S tended lo them on, their western trip. , . .. ' ;,. . i : n , . . ... Mrs. Dan Konnner of rortlnnd. formerly or Kllfln. Is tho Rliest of Mrs. William Ash ror a few ilnya. Tho home of Mm t.oHls lSbort, Jr., was tho aeene of a rhnrmlnii parly lam evening, when sis or in Klrl Menus. Ihe piijama fml mul dens, wcro enterlllined. Plltowt. mill sllppera were ilotlK and re- freNhnients were served. .At iniil nlKht the lmrly retired to sMiin- ner. , . ti Those pretwnt wero' Misses Vern Wells. O.welidnlyn llurhamin, Irene! Ohis. Kleunor I 'leaver, lnei I'.lieri and .Mrs. I.oulse Khert. jr. IJvelyn nmilenian enleriatneit nunilier or frleliils yesieruay . i..Pi.n..n nt ti..r home -.on Tlllril ' slri'et. The afternoon was pleaa - ....nr Mi..... iltii'lmr whleh 11miiII?: aianv pielures were taken. At six o'eloek Ihe fc-ue.(ls were ik-rved toi u delielous illaner. after . which they enjoyed u theatre party all the Areade theatre. Hun are nn-; derway for a plrnle to he heltl nt Wallowa Uilte sooti. . ... Mrs. Jjiurn l. Nash, of rentlle- tou. vlslled al the home of "ol. and Mrs. K. ft. Ivnnhoe Inst weell. ...... The I.tttlles Hoelely of H. or 1.. . and K. will hold their next nieellnir Tuesday evenlnu. AtlKitMl 111. al 7:3tt o'clock, nt Ihe K. of hall. AM nieinhers tro reiinested lo he present. ; THE PAHK. Tho Ions looked for rain came In the' niRht of I- -i -day. Wo nretglad lo see II pour down. Not so much for this plaeu Imt for Ihe relief of the burnt up valleys adjoining. Wo were not to hard hll hero by the drought as the nature of the l'ark has umple moisture from tho elose mountains sitrroimdiiiB us. ltut It will sure help tho depreoluted pas lures and raftse for sheep and Mi nn. Clarence Vanorder took a heavy load of the Inst year wheat to the I nlon markets Saturday, flareme always reserves a. few loads of the crops, disposing of It when prices are on Ihe Increase.'- - Kennel h Vnnonler and Frank WlBBlcaworth arc prouilil of their lieirer calves ithey recelveif some lime ago through the expresa of fice. The calves um linro hred nnd are doing fine In- their net homes, l.e Oliver weitl up 10 the moun tain with a line of, mules llo Is packing supplies for his herders. The Slelger hand of sheep ciyno down fromi Ihe Mlnnm on tlielr way lo Norlh Powder for ship ment.. Mr. stelKer and son l'aul were liikl'nu Ihe sheep down. Quito, a number of salmon have been reported cnUKhl; this last weelc. There art nultn a number of pairs spawning nround Ihe l''orks. Ihe fires In the forest seem to he nt nn end In this pnri ot ine country. It was reported that some nn fires havo been checked durltiB the dry spell. ltcnoris from . tno mountain Mentlows observation lower of Ihe forest service tells Hint Ihe humid ity went down lo 1" Ihls Inst week. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hales of l.a Grande went through here on their way home from i:ale vnlie. i ne had a goodly supply of the vnlloyVi products. Mr. Holes .is deptfv game warden for tills district, He reports that the violators along Cathcrlno .creek wero few this Benson. - lie also cave some encourage ment to hunters who had the Im pression that the closing of Mie hunting season wtw v" ' " Itv of feed for the gnme. He ap nrlsed them that the object wan on account of forest fires that rare- less hunters set about. mis is surelv a good precaul Ion.' " He also staled that It was u, certain thing that Ihe decree, would not lie car ried through, ns there was a cer tainty Hint rnln 'would come soon which would eliminate nil danger of fires. Mrs. Alfred Newlon nnd Mrs. Wilson of J Clrnutlo wllh their families am still on Ihe creek en joying life In Ihe mountains, Mrs. Newlon who Is convtileselng from a serious operation, reports the.: she could not feel nay belter than In Ihese mountains: flint she loves so well. Mrs. Itosn iJiy visited wllh Mr.. I.ola WlgnleKvorth whore the new baby girl arrived lately, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ly reports that the little girl Is n sure winner. Anil that's 'the rcoaon why Krnnk is confounded proud .these days. You have a rlnlit lo he, Frank. A post enrd was received rrom James l. Wlrth, Ihe congenial laundry man of Cottage Grove. This cord staled that he had mod. n moat enjoyable trip, with n vllt Ihm will lie long remembered with his many old friends of Hie Park nnd Uic Creek nnd Medical ftprlngs. He Is now Home, keep ing the flenn appeorance of the citizens of his home town lo the highest possible mandnnl." Come anil visit its' again, Jim. Is Ihe sentiment or the Park. A most enjoyable sicht was en Joyed by -the iliinler family the other day while hilckleberryltig. Across a small patch of huckleber ries stood four docs, each having a little fnwn hy its side. A lar hack with flvo points stood guard over the beaiilirnl anil happy wild family. They flood long enough lor the folks to drink of the beauty tint ronnot be described in words. Oswald Volm'.-inkler of Inland City, muster fisherman caught n mountain'" 'trout.' measuring I Inches last Thursday near lltiek CIPERSSEE A DEER FAMILY THE LA GRANDE .EVENING OBSERVER Thqy Made Love, .e . !, ..Z f I v II o v . i i t II lillionatre "JacY While tlcft) and his attorney. -Leonard Meybcrt. both inde love to her har-s Ann Luther, movie netress. who Is sulnvWhtte 1 1-os Atmeles for $100,000. Ann charxes White failed to miilce good n a contract to -jstar" her In the Alms. Hhe refutes defense claims thnj U does not have professional value by sayinK Meyhert himself once con liacted tc Dav her 4100U uer week for 30 wiitka" tncwiwnt Chicago Kiwanis Club Aids Hungry Children - CIITCAOO (AP)Tlow to heip iinder-privlllfjed children abuiR Hie iath toward irood - eil ixeii.ili li'L Is innn 11 Mm nrntilniim dm K livnn Itt clubs of ThlcaKo have slndled fur a number' of years. Varhuis mbve ments wllh this end In view hae been carried out with ' 'fixntifylnff J re.'ailt.M, officers 'Hay, and fqw effort toward n luimtter Htale mind is io i,e ina.i,. thtouKh ihe child's slomach. 'KoelohiKb-ts are jr e n o r n 1 1 y a preeil I hut the eh anee a re tl e rtdetilly ajralimt the undernourished boy or Klrl," I hey nsnert. "Ilun'r breeds utihnpplneH. and nn happi ness breeds bltlerncfs ut;anHt t hosfl more- fort imat eiy sti niU cd. Kiwanlaim believe that hulhlliig up the bodies of these underfed little "r on.look ,,V life ;rln other v.'ortln. Ihal more ' Kootl rlllzenw will develop from a Kionp or well fed children than will conns from Ihe fuilne number of iintlernottrlBh ed children, v. "rheKlwunls clnha therefore perfected urrantfeiwnts lo (liB'rlli nte during I her Hiinnner 1 .nini.tino free hoi lies of nil Ik.'.'. Molheni In the poorer ertionM ttf I be rnv crrii; c. vhatt The ew Iaimler lan. 1 las n worm place in his henrt for the farrnerH. We will serve, you Hajbed Wire at a rock-bol-tom price. SO rods Hlurk V!ri-. ftl.M ir sifHl. so rods Oalvan isted, 9-f.Kt. This Is the heavy wire. I-t us know yfttir reqiilre ments. V nr her to iiW't yon lialf wny. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "TIm Poor Man' l'rlentl" Onpn. I '..until y. I'HflMC SIH-Wfl .N Hitinlny IttisinesA So Ann Says f " v " t 1 weii Riven eouiioti books entltllni? litem 1 a civen number or tur' of mill; over a eerlabt period, new bookn lo be issued aa needed." Any flapper- can pleli out the married inea on the beach. They I HaV more Rail, Clientnesn: of the voles. fb-ltlni; majority J i DOCTORS OF ALL I SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE 1 1& rt T T It I . I V ir. If your physician is an alio path, homeopath, osteopath, ehlr onractor or naturopath, ask thein why tliey agree on (.Mil I'on wine and olive oil as a food tonic. If you are suffering from Indi rection, dynpepsla, nervo isnes:i or consultation, juat try 1'ortollve t r lone week and 'you will undr ' ""V?'1 . "!'.y "" .'!,r,r.". ""ir;"'".!.'-! Itetl (,'i'obh Drnif Co. wilt' slip. ply yo'J. (Mull orders accepted). AdV. Porlolive Laxative For Sale Modern B-room house. This Ip a new house, i'rlce J7f0. Teruu. $ou cash. t Modern 0-rooni house for $4000, Modern fi-room liouso with CJtr sr for. $4250. Modern 0-rooin house for $2850. A modern homo for $5000. BaHenieut, furnace, eniaut, wash trayji, paved street, cIohu In, A fine home close, in for $1100. This properly iiiusit be seen to bo appreciated. Hero Is a dsindy a modern home .hnsemenf , fireplace, fur naee, ti rooms with slulrwuy lead In? lo utile wher two niur, rooms routd be built at small ex pens. I'rlee $:nriO. You can't beat this val ic. We liavo money lo Innn to faints, Klre Insiironco Klven care ful conMldi ration. Geo.H.Currey "IVEAITOn" ftral KKlato Ionn. Inmiraao SEEKING GOLD HELENA. Mont. (AP) Quarl iiroapeeton ai-e roaminR the Mon tana hills, gulches and ahaiuloneif mining camps this aummer in mien numbers aa to arouse speculation among tho early settlers uh to whether the cry of '-"gftlif j ngnln. may lure hundreds into i.n areas where few men have ventured since the early sixties. Free milling ore veins have long slnco been exploited, 'onti in .rtiqat cases abandoned by tho Individual prospector, lo he tuken over hy Ihe lurger companies or operated on a small scale by .miners. Gold laden minds In the er,eek beds where old placer camps wi'l'e'j located have been panneti ami repnniieu, ye-iu Ing millions. In Ihe early slxlleo mill bed) rock slrutn turned the fortune seekers to oilier fields. forced to discontinue Ihe 'placer mining on a huge scale, the pioneer prospectors are . now enlisting younger blood In Ihe search for quuru, hopliiB lo discover veins of sufficient ai.e.io warrant construc tion of stamp mills ana reduction works. ' . . i .- , - lienor! from ' the,-' early-day eonips Intllvate re'hewed activity nt Virginia city -anti' Attter uuirn, one of Ihe richest .of- earlydny sites, while trout' t 'onlederate uuicn, a 111I1..H east of here, come atorloa ot orrasional nlWBuls 111 sluice boxes. There is too much ' diasenalon and. malice In mc worm im enough wolcrmelon. . x a delicious snack in lib time '. Truly, a balanced ration. "Domain. CRACTERS SnqyEaiob PACIFIC COAST iPCnjBISCUIT CO" Smartness Plus Comfort in New Shoes ' We Honldirt ask ny man to plnee Ktyle nlieatl or romfini-' (nit when ou mn (pa NIAV Hhnra Hint (flvn jmt . pcrfei't etitnfiirt, Ibo olil niHilnity for wt'iiilnu' Kloppy IwiltliiK Hhneti no lnntfor KelH liy. r fit kIhmm m ' l but you tn enjoy thrni Httlit from II sinrt. There's nolltlnr lo tin olil Idea mi liaro In "break In" shiies inilll they break ant. Ni-w fnll styles nre ready. Iln liaillinlnr about your Nlioca. TheBootery.Inc A I'aradlse for Tlrod Prei Home of tho Arch Aid Hhoe jhovi:b h.mitii, Mgr. 2011 Depot Ht. I'hono M-litl Films ' Kodaks Cameras i- EASTMAN And ANSCO Moon Drug Co. rrompt and Free . Delivery i Fti i n n . rrrn-,-i r i Jane Jackson Wonder Reducing Step-ins . " -AH AID TO CHARM AND BEAUTY ;it is tlie pleasant duty of every woman to, set her self tho task of nttiihiiiig the utmost 'in beauty that ; is possible for her. , . . . ,., .. ;,' '.'...'.. '- 'rW ' " LADIES READY-TO-WEAR BUT A FORD BATTERY $16.50 ' CARS WITH . 1 -Volt Starling and UgtiUag H-A-D4-0.il - , Perkins MNOOI.N - FORD FORDSON ' fourth and Adaiua : Phono Main 500 ASK PURITY BREAD First a Grande Bakery K. J. McWiUUrai PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD ;. FAILING HAIR Cheeked rwidily; when prop-; er metljOtlii nre employed. The Marlnelio nyntem ' pro vldea J.tst Ihe preparation. . nerenoary for various condi tion.. MARINEM.O COBMETIO SS New I'oley Illdg. I'hono Slain 12fl READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Service Makes of Expert tav ll" Ov--. repair pan. UKU in mvvij -' r. Prtitul KattpftM vou can draend unoo whlla Tnri iiattkrt ELSonuo bervioh tx. Ilgliton Uarhlaw Works Bldf. IStt Wasblngtoo Aea, PAGE TUTJIE ' No ' woman. , has., the right to allow herself t h r o Ugh', cnreless ness or! ' neglect, to lose the charm that is hers by natural birth right i Therefore the more the Jane Jack- ; son Wonder Reducing ii ' , Step-in is ., worn '. the' more! quickly will it -reduce- the figure. TO-WEAR K It - PLATX ''"! ' '. ' '' Ml' "Vi' Motor Co. "HI." I ' HJ FOR for Quality - On All 1 Batteries ttorknanthlp and (enulM Wilted ; we are charting your battery. . Willard parta Improve any battery. "Vou raa buik aa what ttuy tall re. here, and tlM bill I, vara u ba raaaooabl..' Myt Llttla Aaaaani. 6TORAOEl BATTBBRS II