La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 11, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, October 11, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING . OBSERVER PAGE THRKR" NEWS of " Mcmbera of tho Junior Urldytl elfll spirit an unusually plcusant ui'turnuon yesterday when Mia. L.eo All I lor unti Mrs, Klmor McManus -qro hostesses ut tho home 01" Mrs. A1 Manns. luringr thu arternoun's witty Miss Carolyn Itosonlhal won Ifitfli honors and Mrs. Hay Itinera won tho consolation prize. A new ilicinucr, Mrs. Albert Currey, was volod into tho club. At tho close of one of thu most dellKhU'ul at fairs of tho season delicious nt I'rslnnent8 wero served by lire ijft rmuitf hostesses. k-U'ho club will meet Friday, Uc- tol)r 24, with Mrs. Lester Stod dard as hostess. i-.lrN. Juhn llowery and Mih. J. M,.' llaKey were iiuslesi-H to the Fn kdalu club Wednesday after noon, at the homo of Mrs. Bowery i itv island City. Asters and inarl- olils dticoratid thu iioiue beaut 1 ijjjy and at-lhe close of a very en joable time delicious ret reshmeuts wt'iu served uy inu eiiuniiiiig nos ivsses. Vflie Missionary Society of (he I'r.sbyterlan I'hurch spent an un iifciiully inlerestlnb' alleruoon yes terday when they met in tho pur )uh of the church for their regu lar ineellUB. After the regular Uisiness session Mrs. J.cc iteynolds aV Mrs. i.ynn Wright played a. bountiful piano duel, which was responded to hearllly. Tho rctru luk )troruin of the afternoon took ithiru In tho form of a debate, ite- sul'ved: That KorulKn Missions are more interesting that Home Mis- si una. Mrs. William Miller and MiV. William Crosby ltosa were the affirmative and Mrs. H. II. Cleaver iind Mrs. U I. Moo the negative, vcii-f it viiti of tlur i-nilre audh'nee ttfi) affirmative wus Ui-oided the winners. 1 i Followlm? the ucbate a very en joyable social time was spent and iyu was servou with .Mrs. i rank Ikkson, Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mrs. K. CI. rHjrby and Mrs. J. I. Lynch as hos Iukhvh. The church parlors were beautifully decorated with fall 1 lowers, u profusion of marigolds itfinff used on me tea laoics. .Xhere was u large attendance istenhiy wh-n the Missionary So lely of tho Christian church met t 1 lie church for their regular meeting. Aftr the regular busi- uit-KS meeting and the reviewing of the. year's work an enjoyable so-) in) time was spent and dainty re- tri-Hlnm-nts wero served with Mrs 1 J da French and Mrs. George Jtoch- sUr as hostiHses. It was report ed ut this meeting that Mrs. Ken- Idnll, of i'ortland. who has been t tending a national convention of phe Missionary Society at Cleve- and. Ohio, would speak at the hrisilan church Sunday evening. IoImt 1 t'. Mrs. Kimdall haft ijuny interesting things to tell .Native to the convention. STIh 1'iist Mntrotm club of Hope tiitf no! banish ih by he simple pro cess of a -jtfAff MASSAGE T WENT am! fief adfav for (he proper use of the creams indie fifed fo complete (he , good wbrk n i a i; i m ;i , i ,t co.s3i i ;no HIIOI Hin. 25, Now Foley Hid);. Miotic Main 120 , for the figure in clined to itoutness Fujnlaltel Very UnlMj booed pcrinlu ahaolut freedom of waistline. Every La Camilla means "Bnauly and Comfort, Too" for lis wearer. The pat rnlcd VoqUlo feature makes La Camilla astonishingly comfort able. A full Una of the different models always od band. 'I Mrs. Robt, Pattinoo Corset lrr ' W01(1 i SOCIETY Simple Lines THIS frock Is of rich and lovely materials but very simple as to ' line and effect. Black is con trasted with printed velvet in very exotic shades of rt?d and yellow. Tho front Is very full and the tuck li fcry plain.. Chapter No. 13. O. K. S., Is in stalling two beautiful floor lamps in the parlors of the Masonic Tem ple. This club meets once a month for a social time ami to consider mutters of importune) for the good c' the order. The W. C. T. V. mot at tho home of Mrs. I. I. Hay Thursday after noon. After a very ; interesting business meeting a peasant social hour wits spent and delicious re freshments were served by the hos tess. Mrs. A. T. JIH1 will be hostess to tho Monday Hrhlgu club 'Monday afternoon, October J3. , All lovers of music nnd drama will undoubtedly wele.ome the an nouncement that (Iriiec Wood Jess is lo give one-of her l'olk-sing con certs here on Thuisdity, October lGth. The Ji hh cnncerln appeal not only to the music-lover, but .to' all who enjoy seeing fascinating glimpses of life ' unfolded ln-forc them, for Miss Jess takes her au ditors on a musical jaunt through Hugsia. Spain. I'rnncc, Kngland and liitle-koown parts of our own country and gives Utile song-dra- iiiiis en route. Illustrative of the countries Ihey are p:.tsing through. In the costume of that country and time. If the song is in a foreign language, she tells its slory before beginning lis port rayal: of every number, she usually has stmie In teresting aneedote lo relute which adds Immeasurably to Its charm. At her rortlund concert last year, the OrcRonian described her as "A Whole Opera Cunip;my in Her self." The Jess concert will be given at the U 1. S. Tabernacle. 28 YEARS AGO I. a (Irundc fiugette, Ociui.er !. ISJUi. James MuodgraHH Is attend ing the. Portland fair. II. . Siixewinil oi I'nbui. waw a visitor In the city Sitinrdny. Comrade froodbroful visited with the old soldiers In thin city Sat urday. J. W. House, of Hie Wallow.i Chieftain was a visitor in the il'y during fair weik. (ie. Small, editor of t he ; Hakr City I etn(K-rat. wiw a visit or in the city Sunday and Monday.- At fin r-ceiit meeting of the directors of the .bts' ph Telephone nimimitv, the following officers were elected: I 'res., (icn. .ejuigh Mn: vice presld'-ni. J. A. Humble; Sic. F. K. Mc'ult: Tmu.. O. K. 'on ley; (Jen, manager. H. V. Humble. A return game of ball w.is phiyed at I -a (Jrande Sunday af- ternoon heiw-cen linker and j Oreade clubs, which resulted In n victory for the latter Mini, tin score standing. 2:. to ti lt Is a cold day when Haker gets IcM on any proposition but this waw one of 'em. at least the chilly weather vntn the only ub lerfufte under which thv Ojm- n Cil- could bury them-Ives and they "let er go t Ihai." There are no new developments "in the Joseph bank robbery case and Cy FHzhtigh, who got nvay with the "swag" Is si ill at large, j The exaniiiMlioii of Jam' s Tuck- j it, the wounded roller, took place Saturday. He waived amlnation and was hound vt l await, the action of the grand jury in Hie sum of I.Mniu honds. Tlorc wllMjo .i new addition lo tin newspniMT field in a few da. MctniK. (leorge nnd Cnd Oirrey are making ariang- nit nt to start ; a populht pip r in tbW ry. Hx peneriLC in tli'- unvhi a.pi:r bU'-t. ueus In Lu Clause uould ua 1 . v m 1 &ri$ 1 to think that the boys 'will find a hard rood to travel, but be that as it may we extend to ihoni our best wishes for their success. . A. It. Conlcy has sold a total of 00,000 bushels of wheat at 40 cents a bushel. Of this lot one half was sold to llalfour, Outhrio and Co.. and the other half to the Pacific Coast Klevator Co. The proceeds of this sale amounts , to 24,000 and Mr. Co n ley h an on hand a much moro to turn into tho market; Ho may hold the re mainder lor a' stronirer market. j but In every event tho price he re- ceivrts for what Is left will just about represent tho season's profit. Kver since tho big firo of Aug ust 2U, isaa, Klgln ho felt the want of a suitable hotel building, but this long felt want Is now to b rulfiiua by Mr. Ci. W. Ituck. The plans aro.all completed and the contracts .for the enrponten work and masonry have been let. The location selected Is on th's corner of Front and C streets; the building will bo commodious ami up fo date and will be an orna ment to the town, and the reputa tion possessed by Mr. and Mrs: liuck o entertainers is too well known to thu traveling public to need comment, Hoc order. ; It was last Wednesday night that Senator John 11. Mitchell spoke in 1-a Orando and at which; time thu republicans of lm (1 ramie and vicinity outdone themselves in making one of tho grandest po litical demonstrations ever held in ai Grande. I'eoplo from all over the country wero present. Towns I all along the lino of the rail-oad wero ulmoHt depopulated In so far us the voters were concerned and they all helped to make the larg est crowd seen on our streets for many a day. ! itituisii m:iit to tiikom: I'ONHK.MS Till: 4'OHItr.CT MIAN'S FASHION TOR fALL The I'rince of Wales h:u left our shores, but his influence on men's clothes will slay with us for many moons. What the heir to the Hrltish throne wore while here was secondary only to whal H. H. H. did. Staid and conservative newspapers print etl columns de scribing what l.ong-jBlund'a royal ' guest wore every minute of his stay at Syosxcl. Thousands el pictures were printed In as many newspapers In every chy of our land, giving deflnltu pictorial In formation of Wales' hats, suits, shoes, shirts and neckwear. . The influence of the Prince of Wales as a leader of men's fash ions is consistently recognised both In this country and In Hnglund. Hut the prince didn't literally in troduce new men's styles. What he did was to place the slump, of hhi royul approval on the present at tire of well dressed Americans. There are many things wh,leh Americans admiro in this likable prino of (he" blood royal; for in stance those of us who abhor cere mony cannot but admire tho prlnoe for his wearing or a bluo shirt and soft collar to match when he call ed upon the highest executive or the Cnited States at Wtushinglon. For the man with an eye on the current trend of fashion, Ihero are several suit models of Kngllsh ori gin, which will particularly suit his fancy. A few of .(he udvanecd models convey a perfectly straight unbroken lino a style dedicated ro the college iln;ser. The Kngllsh mode retains Its .leadership and the fall models are I inents. The wide, straight trousers. blunted vc.nl, ventless coal and wider shoulders are now rlrmly ent renched as the most correct vogue of the hour. Striped gray: and blue double-breasted Jackcl mi It have been observed on nil uvenues and boulevards where men of good sartorial appeanmce are expected to be seen. Ilhie or Orav. The prince was seen In both blue, nnd gray pencil striped, soils while sojourning In Syosset. It Is only natural that fall nnd winter ! will s'c more doublo-breasted mi It Ilium spring and summer. So far as overcoats anv con cerned, there arc a wealth of rnb j ries. colors aJHl styles offered to I men who would envelop Ihem- Hcivm in warm but styliMi gur menls. One model' which nun al ready been M' tn In display win dows Js tailored of a new weather resisting fabric and Is the result of Keveral years of Investigations in the field of proored textiles. The material Is made and weather proofed In Scotland or long-riber Australian wool. The; special weav -ing- process Insures a. security sfrom mlsla nhd showers. A rich, deep, softly woven race is support ed nv a hard finished worsted back. ItW on euny, straight hang ing Ijilrd garment und provided for "year round" service. The secret of a welt dressed mnn Feminine. Attraction Nothing lays ultu such nn Important part In a womun's nttructlvcncss as well-groomed hair, Wt; realize that und pay imrtlciilar attention " o HxfMTt Hobblng ond Mar celling. Kvery offort Is itiudf! ( provide you com plete satlsructlon. rtione ror - an ; uppoinl mint today. . GKIST MARINKLLO SI 1 01' IbMMII (I. S Ml I lit IT Itllltf, "A lanly Aid for , J-ery Need," ,, Phone Main 577 Mens Wear .Waited for Her i in 14? I hen tola Shermont dancer ol ihv Puvley-Oukrainskv twiltet troupe ar rived at New York from a tour of. South America she found Kalnh Oearson of Chicago waiting to claim her an his bride. Viola had promised So wed Ralph after "five years of a career She now calls her career success, "so they will wed She is the daughter of Dr und Mrs. Fredurick Burkhardi. ociatly prominent la Chicago. Is .color harmony and becoming style. The selection of blending colors, particularly In clothing and hats. Is vitally Important. The thoroughly furnished men's ward robe should have, at bvuit three hats one for business, another for Informal occasions, and utill nn oAher for motoring and sports wear. The felt hat. in various shades of brown and gray, with or without the turned down brim in front Is, ' of course, much lu vogujc at tho present writing. Th derby, naturally, luxp b.s place fur evening wear. Colored shirts ami stiff nnd soft collars to match are' bIIII being worn by the men who aron'i nfraid. to affect a bit of color. The latest thing; in shirts is a scml-stliT pleated bosom of solid; color with crnsv pencil stripes vf u... deeper hue. This innovation has the soft attached French cuffs and Ht Iff colored collar to match or nwiy be wdrn with a I'iicadllly whlli col lar wtth bow tie. Vilbmtionless Motoring 'Automol'ile encinoors have been slrivinc lor many year to lay the chost o( vibration but it-Jias re mained lor the Willys-Knight to bring to the United States the secret of vibrationless engine running The Lanchestcr Balancer a great discovery by a great genius the invention ol Dr. F. W. Lancheftter, F.R.S., of Great Britain, builder ol one of the world's most expen sive motor cars. With this new ingenuity of engi neering, Willys-Knight achieves positive engine tmonlhnen at all speeds. A smoothness almost incredible to the thousands and thousands of automobile owners WII THE 1312-11 JEFFERSON ST. CHURCHNEIVS ZION KNGl.IRH , LlTHBKAN CHUHCH M Avo., opposite high school. Hew Wm, V, Hull, pastor Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Services Ilia, m. Anthem by choir', l.uther League devotional services at 0:30 p. in. Miss Irene Kbert will pre sent the topic j CHRISTIAN CHUUCH MM' School meets at !;46, All promoted pupils in their new classes.- Ser mons by the pastor at 11 and 7:30. C. K. meetings at 6:30. You- have a cordial invitation to worth while' bervices. lflllST UAI'TIST (HIIUC1I Sixth street at Spring Avenue. 'Ser- vices (or Sunday, October 12, lit 4. Sunday School meets at 10 o'clock. :AI1 are welcome and Invited. Wo never get too old to profit by the Sunday School. If wo collie' the 'boy will come. ' Morning worship ut 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pas- .tor on the theme: "(Jctling, Keep lug, Honoring Life." Subject of the children's sermon: "Measuring a .ife." Kvenlng service at 7:30 o'clock. Sermon by thu puslor on tho limine: "The Hnltation of Uod." lct the warmth of a service oT worship warm your heart fur the whole week.- Ueorgo Albert l'ol- llard, pnstor. . , K1'1SC01AL CHCHCH Holy Communion at 8:00. Sunday school 'ut U:45. Morning servtcu at 11:00. Hev. S. W. Creasey, rector. SALVATION AltMY Adj. and Mrs. C, A. 1'eterson In charge. Itesidenco und hall, Fir street, i'hone Main 508. Sunday School at 9:30 u. m. A contest will he launched this Sunday and all the boys und girls uro invited to come und join. We are working hard for ' the state prise. Sunduy morning at lt):8U n. ir.., street service. In-, side service nt 1 1 a. m. Young Feoplc ut 6:30 p. in. Kvenlng ser vice, street, 7:30 p. in. Inside ser jvlce nt 8 p. m. Week night ser vices Tuesday, Thursday und, Sat urday at , 8 p. in. . The public is cordially Invited to attend.. , We have a rest room open all day to jthe public' Come und visit it und 'rest and read. You arc welcome. PKIiSBYTKIUAN CHUUCH Tomorrow will ufford a unique op portunity when Dr. W. T. Johnson, lhe Faciflc coust secretary of our Hoard of Foreign Missions, will be i' : WHY BUY AN The COACH costs so Utile more. ' ESSEX-SIX Tho l.uwuat-1'rli'cd Hlx ' hVAi Ledbetter Garage I MM Ada Says "IfsSinprisingF After a demonstration in the new Willys-Knight Sedan equipped 'with the Lanchcster Balancer, the famous aeroplane builder said "It is surprising. I dwe the car at all speeds up to 50 miles an hour and found abso lutely no engine vibration." who have always thought vibration in car to be a necessary evil. This achievement is all the more notable for being sponsored by a car with so many other great achievements to its credit. Willy Knight long since ended the days of valve-grinding ana carbon- . cleaning and the Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine is known around the world as the engine that Improves with ute. .. l eading engineering authorities, car owners, the public generally, are impressed by Willys-Knight's vibrationless performance. A ride i a new thrill a new experience a new conception of motoring pleasure. Take a ride today! SLYS "KNIGHT ENGINE IMPROVES WITH Gettings & Hanks LA present nnd bring thu message at tho 1 1 o'clock worship hour. At that sumo service Lawrence Uutton will bo tho soloist and bring, the message of nuislo. At i:46 the Sunday School will gather for Ihelr hour of study und praise. Kvery week' sees new scholars enlisted und wo are having a most helpful session every Sunday. At 0:30 the Christian Kndeavor for tho young folks and at 7:30 the evening mes sage by the minister. "On Tuesday evening ut 7:30 the JJiblc. class Is open to all und with a welcome Tor everybody und on Wednesday eve ning another church supper for the congregation. Wo arc advuiiclng ror our Christ but In need of re cruits for ..the Ureal Commander, ir you have o church home: we Invite you. Win. Crosby ltoss. minister. M. K. CHUltCH, SOUTH North Fir und'U Avo.' Hert-A. Howell, pastor. Sunday School lf:46 u. in., a class for everyone. , 1'reachlng by thu pastor-ut 11 u. ni. Subject "The Unmaking of Men," 0: lfi, utudy class In church methods, lead by the pustur. 7:30 p. m., preaching by the pastor. Subject "God Holng His Utmost to save - Men from Hell.", Woodrow Wilson said. "The Sunday School lesson of today is thu code of morals of tomorrow. Too much attention cannot bo paid (ho work which tho Sunday School Is doing." is uny man doing his best for the morals of the com munity who Wilfully absents him self from the Sunday School and church services? "Coine with us nnd wn will do thee good." 11 H ST M KTH O I ) I ST F.I'ISCO l'AH CHUltCH "What Is .Cod?" wilt 10 the theme of the second In the series on "God und the Heart" to be preached at the fchurch by the pastor during the month of October. In the evening meeting he will curry out the series further on "The HeiM-C' by using the theme'' "Cardiograms, or Heurl Records. Mrs. l'urklnson at the organ will render at tho morning service "Cava tlna" by Hobs and "Medita tion" bv Morrison. In the eveuliiKi Jsho will play "A Prelude" by Hos-j mer and "To a Wild Hose" t by Orlcg. The church school will con-! veno ut 9:4" a. in. The speukorj at the "Men's Forum" will be John Hodgln, who will take for his sub ject "Kvolutlon und the Christiun Faith." ! OPEN CAR? Ryllndvr Closed Cur Hullt. It At '. iiim Avemin USE GRANDE, ORE. if LOVELY NEW MODELS IN Autumn Sweaters ARRIVED TODAY The sweater is undoubtedly "the thing" this Aut umn, for school, sport or even business wear. Many smart new stales are now available. Bobbed Coats lirushed wool and fancy weaves. Price ranges from ' $12.50 to $16.50 SLIP.ON SWEATERS .JZZ Of brushed wool or wool and rayon. ; New boyish models. $3.95 to $6.50 AND F 1 1 ; ST CHUltCH OF CH HI ST SCIENTISTS Corner of First and Washington. Sunday morning ser vice at 1 1 o'clock; Subject;; "Are Sin, Dlscusc and Death Itonl?" Sunday School at " 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at S o'clock. (The reading room, now ROYAL' , . . K yuit uunt to bo a ltO)Ul ioiIl(JVII()w . Ituy Yiir Wife, ' 1 ' ( ! ItOVAI. lOI.KCrillO CmAMfll, ' ; l-'or Fall IIoiimh'UviiIiis;. MSV TKIOIS -.1 l-'ni) IH'iinMksli'ailoii ('all Mulu 121 La Grande Electric Company, lilOI A1au A veil ue; , It Will Pay You- to consult n ;Decpratpr, (jiJ yoiir arcnitoct will V -toll you so. Whether to "finish a new buildinjr , 'or rc finish the exterior '6p,'ltfie"'intoMor of 'any' buildings. - ' ' . ' ADVICE AND. CONSULTATION FREE ' Yours for better jobs, '' J. LANDRY, DECORATOR I'alnliiiK Tinting Paper-hanging I'hone 181-U CARE'S Where ' Your Credit Is Good , . a iiki 8i.r.i;fi.i , ' Mama Doll V wiiii; hi: (.ivi;.n away sati'iihav. 'rioiu;n n. Coiih' Iii linil Kt-i Home "of Hint rimm! llvinn-iiiiulc trinity. Ask -ror a MiniiU: of our ."llifiilih t'ninly" sonn'lhliitf cniiiuly iilmv. The Candy Shop tint I'ir sr. 4 "The Home of liomc-Mude Candy" (Retail only) Delco KLAXON REMY WILLARU 150SCI1 VIM HAITDItY l'.l,l:(JI WO KllltVICIS ot. liiKlilmi ilnihlim Works lllilf. I31t WuhliiKtim Avo. wmm& MILLINERY V located In West-.lacobson Illdg., Hoom 3, Is open dally except Sun duy und legal holidays, from 1) lo li, with tin nttendanl Trum 2 to 3,p. m.) All ure Invited. J . If He ftdverlLscs it, lie knows It's (fowl! ' Official' Service Station Wilhud Cenuine Parts United Motor. Official Servitp Station . Sales and Service Genuinu Parts UNITED MOTOR AUTO LITE V