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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1924)
Friday, October 17, 1924. THE LA GTIANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE Til RE R NEWS of Mrs. Kretl KhUHi; prowd hfrsel!- a cliurmliif? hoatt-Btt csli-rduy (if tfinuuii when she t?nu-rtuim-l tin Tluii'Hduy llriilBu club ul Imp lionu In Inland City. During the ultitr ' iiuort'8 piny Mrs. t J. Kdt-nliolm won high lionurs und at the closi of a vtry ciijoyublt; time u Uettc iutts two uourso lUllchlOtl wuis served. The club will bo clitcrtuliitd n xt Thursday with Mrs. At. II. I'oim- lllll! IIH llMStrSH. , Thu-Christian Endeavor Kuulety f tin; X'ruNhylirriun church will trlve un October party thin tveiiini; at tjie cluucli honoring t tit- visiting UeleRates liere for tin C. K. eunveiitiim. Several truest n will bo in attendance from out oi town and a very iiiUrcsllns cve- 1 niiu,' la bi int' planned. AliMiibt-Vs Qf Ihu Alpha club npont when Mrs. 11. At. lloiivy was lios less at her home on fourth street A delicious two course luncheon was served at 1:15 o'clock after which bridge whs the feature of Hie. afternoon with Mrs. Walter l.iiiKiiiun winning high score. The club will hld Us evening incuiing Wednesday evening. Octo ber 2-. with Atr. und Airs. Charles Keynolds as host and hostess. f , The Loyal Women's lllble Study Class of the Christian church met yesterday at the home of Airs. Hel en Sherman and spent an unvisual ly Interesting afternoon. Follow ing thu regular business meeting a ph-utmnt social time was spent and dainty refreshments served, t The I'urk. (Special) Airs. Maud Vanurdcr celebrated her iforly-sec- ! ond birthday anniversary recently j nt her home here. A large num- her of friends und relatives wen 1 huh. nl bringing with them many jtUmutlflll and appropriate gtrts for "tin oecuston. Kveryone hail a fine time after which refreshments wee served to 20 guests. 1.,,-t- H,,..pnm-fn Tv.lli L' n, r n 'ande of friends Sunday at her farm home near here. A most enjoyable lime was spent, and at six o'clock a delicious dinner was served with covers laid for twenty-two. ! Fashion Notes I'itriH. .A riilh small hut -of i brown silk stttehed with black Is In favor now for afternoon wear. 1 niteii has a double pompom on tin cdgV of the brim over one ear. tin brim ht'lng narrow' to. the vanish ing point. t'nrls Many dinner dance frocks of the inonieut are merely a cos tunic slip with a beaded or spau 't:led tunic. The tunic Is invaria- rV. I r..,. t l,,i l I I... Ilin1..1-vtfi4i 1M1.V bangs from the shoiil.b-rs wHImoi bcivttce has tff timer a nert process for ticir removal Hi, ERASETOR VRINKLE Combined u'ib he use of Craselur at home daily Will posiln 'el cause a man t'elous irrr)reri'mnri IWAm.NDI.l.O I'OS.MliTH! SHOP . Km. 2.1, New Kiilry llliltf. I'lK.iir Muhl 10 for the figure in clined to stoutness , Rxqulffltel Very lightly bood -permit ahffolut freedom of waistline. Every La Carnlll tnenns "ncauty and Comfort, Too for It wcaror. The pat fntcd VoDtllo feature make La Camilla aatoulshlngly comfort able A full line of the iHffereat model always on hand. Mrs. RithL rttion Corwllere hobf Main fVt SOCIETY Combination Popular fTMHE popular cmnhinution of iIihh J and mutchUiK coal itt ivsiHttmi bit for sonic of Hits, mum cai to tally thought out coHiumett Hriti Is a gown tif . black wool irtiiuiid I"" heUVV sMum"! ,n wh,i "Uh W"h " '" while crept dt chun iriinnittl who i itching of ht'uv black ititk Nc.irly all '"coat linings this nfitmtn un litmmed in sotnv uniqur wuy a belt, but with a slight flare at the knees. I London. I.ingerlo today is g iing through a . l:vs.len shepherdess p.isse. Ill while geofgelti- or in II silk, it has delic at.! wtvat hs and medallion effects ill the p. lie lo pinks and Mius. London. Ou- voei'-i y mil ron dancing at the S tvoy tin- other eve ning, wore un. ingenious bouquet oi artilicial floweta on a long bhtck ribbon at her wajsl.t When the dance was over she preiloeed from Jlie bomiiiet like a iiiahthin I' rout 'a li'a'l h'-i- iowifer puff, lipstick an..' cigarettes. New York. The.-.. I cioh-Mcy te-drty lt. at ! phst llniM with an ab:;--in ration an. I u it u a taih This Is espeeiulty true Ill' Mi iii- r iii rn- v.l I. ink., or lor It'rl, w 111 ) In liiniiul wi r foe ni i' ;ir. Miur Xi'v Vnrlc-Th.' cirl uiih Im,I, lir.il' Ii;ih roMinl :t ik-u i'oirtur-nrniilM'-lit Inr tin- v liin:,. ThiK ik a r.dlinl cc. It i ! . sinrUIiirr whli jrw- H W II it'll I'll.'! '.'! N tillj l.ilt'iv U( Ill-r lll'IKl. Auto t v ' IIKI'I'NKK, toinobile lri set on M"'l'ti' out nf lle;il-l. t: tUIIMM Min t ll:v,--. lar-e ail 'li by I'M A'kinM no r li ill alM.nl 1 tlH r. '. ; , t k iiiM wis imr i.arnlv,..,! from llo- hh.H down. She was t alien lo I lie I lepliller Hitt'ieal hospital. Annual ep"iiilM ureH for bill- board adveriisimr in this country) huve. inereits .1 from $.',,nio,im(i toj sun, (inn, nun in in.- p-mi i-n j Ocorcp Fi!hpr. 75. wealthy f.-irmtr of j falls Oty. Neh.. didn't wnnt hi chil ; rfrn nshting ovrr his rsiHic after hm , dwith. called all five tneether 1 and Kiac a liiilf lottery. Kvery j body g-ol notnethmc but th ehtie,t piece of Und went to th edlpgt. Mr. , fjforse I'ritchard (.ilxiVPt of Alchne. I Kas . whn fh drfw thp lucky num j btrIrpm hr father h;tt. Her nd j ff Vs- " ? Si ks K v',T: - '; " ," j ff " ; V W HUNTS LETTER (Continued from pag 1) pendents arc economical from no- ( ce.sMlty rather than choice. Uolh havu attempted to muku capital out of their luck of capital, de claring they would rather Imve single dullurs from many Individ uals I hun large sums from a few, und that big donations not only were not nought .but were not wanted. However, there Is no record of cither outfit being com pelled to return any large checks in order to live up to their good resolutions. The drive of the Democrats for "Victory Club" con! ribut ors, und the sale of I -a Ktllelte-Wheeler mcdnllinhH at $J. each, continues unabated. Two former basebitll experts, now high h) admlntMlt-allon and Itcpuhlican counsels, look nil ac tive, part In keening Washington's dope on straight during the world series giimcH here. I ro.stmn.sler (.leneral Harry New. I who used to be a sport writer on j his father's paper, the Indlanap- ..liu ln..-rt.l .... ...r,.(n :tnd "covered" the s.Ties. thereby ftet t Ing a free seat In t he press box and a "by-line' In a Washing ton paper. Colonel Creorge Harvey, former ambassador to Great Hrllnin, now c.litor-ln-chlcf of Ned McLean's Washington Tost, who 4 it years ago sold a story to St. Nicholas Magtizine about a gcime between the 1'eucham and lmnvltlc ( Vt.) teams, resurrected this fact as tes timonial to his ctnim'of being a "sport expert," und therefore uuul iried to speak with authority on t he technique of the (ilants and Senators. I might "horn In" on this situa tion for my own family by point ing out that the hero of llurvey'rt St. Nicholas yarn was named Hunt, who, according to , tho colonel, pitched the flrct curve IkjiII ever thrown in New Kng Ihnd. Students I'orni I .a roltette Club CCICVAI.I.IS. The O. A Kol let te-Wheeler Trogresslve clllb was formed here last week und ;will hold its first regular meeting! the court rooms of the count.-! Speakers huve been a r fanned I Paid $5 For these powders once Ity l.dnn Wallace Hopper. ' i was asked lo offer women ( j my aids to youth and beauty, and ! I diil. They arc, ! believe, the greatest In existence, for . I searched the world to gett them. Then countless women tisked me about powder.. I am tin actress and a movie star. ! We In our world i care nothing for xpense. Any- l.tmnit-fcttichv- iuldf. to our beauty is w o i t h - in a n y times .Its cost. So Cilim Wnllmv1 l,avt' UtnK I""'1 Hupper. I'lioto'' per box. as lvm Iwivc ol tiers, i to blaiu the very utmost in u pow er. Knch lot Was made to my ottler. ' ' ' Now 1 havu ashed (be iiuil lo HUt'h'y theNe hlelltieill ioW ilera in iii:intitles, nt piitiCH nil could pity. I huve iiktitiI to.inar lii't them to women who (lenir-c in. I li iih I inn able to Hiiti I hesc siini' powdeiH at fine ami $1. I own that to the kindncKH of the makers. I use a heavy cold-cream poiv-li'-r, based on my Vo.it !i (Ten o. It clln-H mid wlayn. 'I'IiIh tall my Vouth (Team Powder. Hut !i,n'' So 1 l,wvo th" ',,,W der made In two foriuH. All druKfflsta and toilet cotin- te'lH now Hiipply 111 y Votlth (Ten in Powder at $1 and my llht Ka Pnwder ut Tiite. I tot h come in three shinies white, flesh und brunette. There may be tfi'eutcr powders In the world, but I haW-' nev.r found theni, and I have consult ed the Ktealest expert. 1 Know that anyone who compares litem lt1i ordinary powders will be amazed and delighted. I shall Kindly mull you a sam ple of the hind you want If you will mail this coupon. j Sample Free Kdna Wallace Hopper SJI-A ' 5:1(1 I,nle Shore Drive, Chicago. I wnnt to try ( ) Vouth Team Powder ( ) Knee Powder White l-'lesh llrjnette Use Our Guaranteed Cough Cure For your coiikIi. 2."ic and -0c ISoltles Prescott Drug Company The New Vrog Store Telephone Main 43 Cor. Fir & Jeff. ELGIN MAKES NQM1NATIQNS Kl.OIN. (Special) -At the clly caucus held in ihu city hall here the following nominations were made for city officers: Mayor. Clarence J. lluzi-n; recorder." J. W. Cummins, editor of Klgln Itecord er: treasurer, lit U Shoemaker, cashier of Kirst National bank; marshal, Iterl Jligglns and John Schmilte. The office of marshal .was the only on very much sought alter, then being nine nominees at the caucus Ih-rt 1 1 logins. John lliix elwooil, John Seh mil lie, I lurae names, Sam iMason. Lynn Hilt. Mr. Knapton, Fred Hall and Jack Ithodcs, CounclliiH-n for two and four years will be eleetcd from Or. Hurley Hmit h, Clarence 1 . I Jean, Henry Hummer, t . W. Harlow. William Uuzclwnnri. H. II. Hug and William i:intord. hom issi'i-: is ri.o.vi r.D I'AJSI.K, Ore. After two- un successful efforts to impound the ample supply of water furnished by the inn m mot h springs at the head of Ana rlwr ill tho north end of Summer lake, owneis of ranch lands which hu k only irrigating water to convert them into highly (productive proper ties huve Mottled ju third bond issue In the sum of ' SHHi.ono in an effort to s-ie an Irrigation project on which thou sands of dollars already huve been expended. The stratified subsoil under and around the reservoir has proved an enigma lo engineering i-jcp"rienee hut Ihis series of wnter' pi-em-Ilh'S . sometimes CdllecL CHEES& illllll.' ' : ' " " A :i f$m ' DlFFlPfNT I Ueady-to-Wcar and Millinery ' ' ryeffi ifl!li!!!3L ' "' 1 The oriRinal Red , V I ! P1' cheese in a class i'pliil nwiniillnK iinul m.-n-ill 'Al.l. 'lll.NA.Mi:. I.ooiv AI.IKi:. so Do j I O'' -it' ''', SV I fen vim-,.. n,..d,,,1i:rat.,llal','dl! CHUCUJLA 1 JfclO v.-., ! I- P0!?- "St I il! 'if I y-flvor .nt. I ISITTIIICY IM).N"l-T.Vsri: Al.lki:!'. flSEAr.jati The Candy Shop jSliJI ,1 Mi T3x f ICRS.! "The Home of Ilomc-Made Camly-- . 'MUL," few ' SI mm V VaroRUb (Retail only) , KuauiaBaBBBnwmiBm i i i i ui Mr m m r mh NuIIiiiik iv'iiiinn (inn,, no I fffMtfai Srtll I iiiiii'Ii cur.-, niir irillt- mi VTIlr f , I i 1 ri V Ll Trili Sct '.ri ::r";r."r'Kw! I tiyatt I ULHIIIIiUu WFB1V I """" """" NEWDEPARTURE j " V' StJQi'Ji&S m Hyatt and Timkin Connectine; Rod and Main Hearings . Mml s-OTr' Leighton's Welding & Wmmmi$M8$$iy Machine Works pttyJSife Z I (Automotive part) $F New Shape r . a . . ,-...i..- ivr - : lvl uu. kjt $T "1 ' Where Your Credit Is Good ! 'SuMjokA . : - 1 16 years ago Tru-Bake was an ideil. V .C K 'j Today Tru-Bake is your guarantee ' Si' 'Y''JC I ' I ing j.p tc . their idcjil and producing M?4tWW?A Willard cicnuin'e ParU" , in EVERY cracker hearing the name V rJJC' " imWMvtM&k 5 "Tru-Bake" the best cracker they V 0 V V J United 'Molor know how to produce. , iL i u,$FdI Ct -J ' It's SOME cracker! ? "' ' -'V ' VcjVi-f OfficiaIKervice .SlatM.il Get a box. ' An''' " -Pt Sales and .Service X KLAXON vrffilfviS? J '!4V,w7VSV'. WILLAlur" UNITKI) MOTOR ' TRU.BLU BISCUIT CO.Vx BSi 1 1 ISf ' 'mF Spokane aPor,Ui M V 71112X1 M ! ."W The Ho. of T,-S.FFdf StyU Diu .d BfaMiWlilWMMMfel i has been taken by J. It. Mason & Co. of San Kranclbco on what said to be un almost positive as surance of engineers that a pro cess of "puddling" the reservoir and dam will slop leaks and hold the water. Hanks of Lakevlew as sisted in taking tho securities, which went at par. If successful, the project will add about G000 acres of llllable land to the pro ducing urea of l-ake county. AtoHu lcMisit.s sh.h.i.s:i:! ASTt It I A. ( re. Indlcat tons of a prosperous financial condition in ihis section are noted In data published In the bank call, l.ucat bunks have on deposit the sum of. $S,&1. 8:1.115, which, according to Astoria bunkers, s 'the high-water mark since the war perlou. III NTS TO .MOTOKIKTS Then hiv prolmbly wry few drivers thai tin not uwaiv or the oiiliuaiict retpilrhcf a spcctl of luil oxer i2 niilcs (ht Immii-1 past a scIuhiI house, yet at the Mime time, hut very tvw PAY ANY ATI'KXTIOX to It. In tiawl-liii-j; ut a spccl of 12 miles an hour, u ear with proiterly uil jusied brakes can stop almost Instantaneously, w li I c It y o u might have to do tit any lime lit (he vicinity of a school house, AI.ONiO li. DIXX, I .a iiantle traffic offhvr. s feRoCK -I .. - - - I A Wonderful Array i I These arc dress coats and utility coats of the better sort. All arc ex ceptional, indeed, in value nut to be duplicated at these prices. IK YOU A1U3 LOOKING 1'OU COATS OF F1NKU QUALITY YOU'LL lift DELIGHTED WITH THESE THItEE GU0UPS AT $59.59, $69.50 and $79.50 I'librics arc of rich, sort, silky deep pile lustrous mid lovely. Every newest style whim is featured slim dim-tore line;, fur banding, fur collars and ciiffs-some quite independent of fur, depending only on fab ric and style for smartness. Putman's of Coats 4pt, l0t New holt? lilt)