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! Thursday, October 23, 1924. " THE rA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER , .1 ' PARK 2
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs. Hiner
Addresses
Woodcraft
Tho Ni'lglibors of Woodcraft of
j'lrclo No. 47 and roiir(iwiilultn.n
from t'nluli. Knli-rprlin-. IKiylon.
Ituutliih-luii anil lllllun, Montsinu.
nu t Tui'Odny. October 31. In spit
ilul hihhIoii ul Honan hull. I'lic
mci'llni; called In order llml
lliiintl Guurillun Mlnnlu lllncr
nilKliI Itililrcss ll circle und ulso
(o liiillutu a cliiss ot twi-nty-llinc
mid I hi' inyHli-rU'H of WooiltTiifl.
After lh! business session wiis clos
ed the NeiKlibors were Invited In
In- liiiniiucl ImlU where u rour
course luncheon wus served to the
mcmlicrs unci lliclr (iiinilliH.
At 7:110 In Hi" ovoiiIiib a very In
li ristlnK proBNim wiia Klvcn Inr
Iuk which Mrs. A. I- llichurdson
irriiclously contributed two vocul
numbers In lur usuul chimliliiK
nfiinncr. Ilck Lindsay jiliiyvd two
vtiilln solos lind Mis. Asncs I'ail
i?:ive several reudlnns, which
Aere received with appreciation
'Vnllowlnu thi! proKrain the Ciranil
K'.unrdlim niiuln addressed tin-
inci-tlni; on thi' Ciood of I ho Order
if Woodcraft. Mrs. lllncr Is an
nlilo Bpcukcr and lias a very plcus
Iiib personality. Her uddrcsscs
wi re npprccialvd by a large -
i iliclicc.
! Tho dcleiratlnn from Union con
; uii..l of . Mcsdiuucs Ivn Itouter,
.Molly Johnson. Am-s I-uddocK. l.i
la Hhaw, Olive Donovan. Lizzie
HUff. l.ulu Nodlni,, Martha KcrRU-
s..n Cora Tllus. Hculuh mucker.
i ..m i nnirrnril. Clara Lee. Ida'
nine. Mae Scott, Sercptn Thomp
! son. IVurl Miller. Olive JcnKlns,
' nt. .in., tirrnvn. Kniniu llorton, Cross,
' Churchill and the Missis Mildred
M..I.-I.I Merle Mayo and Avon
I lilacker. .
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! - Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. H. Kfynoldn
I entertained the Alpha club Inst
evening at their home on Waahlng
I tun avenue. Klve tables of brldse
i were at play during the evening
i wllh-Mrs. Walter Lelsman' and A.
V. Nelson winning high, scores tor
I the lady's and gentleman's prizes.
Simple Tunic
Quite Pretty
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VTOU can concentrate what llttld
1 trimming you use thi? season
all in one spot if you like, as in
Ihis mud.:-!. The note of interest in
the brick colored faille outllt is tho I
hugo paten pocket embroiilercrl
the envest of wools. For the rest
the frock is a Blmplo tunic atfairj
.trpi&ht. beltless and smart.
before, adjournment cacli one. took
their, fortuno from tho boiling cald
ron, which was the. center piece for
the dining tuble. . '
Mrs.' Walter Lelsman, ' Mrs.
Adolph Si lgrist, Mrs. N. O. Hamp
ton, Mrs. 11. M. Hay and Mrs. Clias.
H. Reynolds motored to Wallowa
lake, tills- morning to upend the
day. . . . -
Miss Gladys McI'uIIqubIi -and
Kred V. Ue Hull, both of Klgln.
were intirried at the parsonage of
the Methodist Kplscopal church
Wednesday evening. October 32.
with lleverend Kliner Grant Keith
iifnciallng. They were accompnii
ied by two rrlends from Klgln. The
happy couple will make Klgln their
home, where tho groom is employ
ed in u meat uiurUut. -
The Missionary Society of the
rirst Methudisl Kpiscopal church
met yesterday alteraoou at the
home of Mrs. Sherwood Williams
in an unusually Interesting meet
ing. Following the business ses
sion Willi Mrs. I. Hanforil.
president, in, charge, Airs. T. K.
1'ierson had charge of the afler
uoon's program. Hotll Mrs.' I'ier-
son and Mrs. H. W. Ueck gave ex
cellent talks, alter which there was
a neneral discussion of tile topic
lieforo adlournment a delicious
I wo course luncheon w as served by
thu hostess.
i
Mrs. liuvld 1. Stoddard und Mrs.
('has. II. lteynolda motored lu
Nurlh I'owder yeslcrday and spent
thu day.
Mrs. Lester Htoililar.l will be
hostess to the. Junior Uridge club
tomorrow, October 34.
Mrs. H. N. Ashby and Mrs. C.
P. M'Wlin will interlaln the Kaffee
Klalch club tomorrow afternoon at
tho home of Mrs. Ashby.
The regular monthly1 business
and social meeting ot the l.utherun
l.eegue will be held at the home
or Miss Genleve Nelson, 2IIH4 Oak
street. Friday evening. ' The fol
lowing olfleera will be installed:
I.Mlsil Kmnia Willi, chairman: Miss.
! This Child Saw Mother Killed
ta p1 7 . . . ;
; Irene. Kl-ert: siK-relary, and Mlssi
i Marie Matlies. treasurer. , i
Xhe'only witness to the killing or Mrs. Fern cumpton Uavics by her hu
luniUat Sun Crunclsco was their four year-old son, Wilbur Uavies. "Papa
Jilt ninmnm wlf a big knife.'' lisps the child. The motive tor the murderi
js unknown There was a violent quurrel. Then the huslund moved t
jllnly City, near San Francisco, carrying his wife's body In a trunk. AI-'
most a month kiter shots were heard In Hi" Uavics rottngo Uavics' body;
n'us found with two pistols beside It. Mrs Compton tnd her son are'
sihown above. ,
1 Fashion Notes
bined verv often lately. One seesi
!gold and Bilver shoes, gold and sll
Thc lteynolda home was ucautl-;ver wr8n,ags und gold and silver
lace evening gowns.
pearl necklaces. The pearls in
stead of being graduated were
strung lilt or miss In regard to size.
Marcelling
Bobbing - Shampooing
Manicuring
Ilattie Mays
I'orttund CSruiluulu
1GM9 Gtli St.' l'lione y7S-M
fully ili-corut-! with iink roars
and dtirinff u very t-njoynhk; eve
ning a diiiiUy luncht'oii was btv-
cd. , ,
Purls. Kor evin:ntf vctir, either
ns a rlouk or 08 jmrt of tho sown,
lln1 silk uinbroltK-rcd hIihwI in now
In ovhUntH. It Is worn with tho
rmbroidiTfd corner over one shoulder.
Mr. und Mrs. A. (.'. -Iunnton and
Mr. and MrH. A. V. Andrews wrre
liostn and he-stesHft to thc.mem
liers of tho Wednesday Ilrldi?- club
lust evening at. tin- Country elllh.
i "i'.r.r..h "wnn h.irii 8,r.. for ' tho ;Snill a iMindl in figure llio more ;
ladles prize and J. J. nrr revetv
London. The more one can re-
New- York. While the dark
brown suede shoes Is not Just now
at the height of Htyle. the log .eu
hln brown suede Js good. So also
Is bloek suede, especially if com
bined with bluck leather.
Now York. Hed lingerie Is an
unusual idea shown here today.
Some exuulslte underthlngs have j
been made In Venetian red geor- j
gett! with pipings of narrow gold'
LOW, LIGHTLY I50NED
LA CAMILLA!
nib digre
low
that for
....... f..n In the
ii.i. tL Oimllle Is fashioned
ur dullily materials, has
,,ii iinu uari '
li,,.- A irartiient
sheer loveliness and practical
ity, cannot be equalled.
He fitted to a I.a I'amllle ami
know real corset coinrort.
A full line of the different
models In Itrassleres and Cor
sets, always on hand.
MRS. ROBT. l'ATTISON
Corse He re
I'lionr Main IWO
11)10 Illi St., West of 1. .
ed the gi-ntleinan's prize,
i KMtUisH' houuueln pi marigolds
were at 1 ract Ively a rranged in the
el ul rooms and beforo adjourn
ment a delieirjus two course lunch
eon was served. '
i . '
I Mrs. W. S. Han r w;ty lifisJtKM to
llhe H'utKiiy Uridge i Hib T.tiesdny
afternoon at her lioirte on Citlai
street. Three tub), a were at play
during the i'.l'tfrimon with Mrs. K.
Iloylm receiving high honors.. Al
Hie 'close of the ullernuon delicious
relroHhnunis were served by the
uoulcss.
At the ngular Hing or (In
order of Hie KuHlrrn Slur. . lield
last nlghl. several out-of-town visi
tors were present and al (lie con
clusion of the business session re
freshments were served. Jhillo
we'en decorations prevailed.
i One of the fiisl. events celebrating
Hallowe'en was gl.ell last eVejitllK
when Keverend anil Mrs. Co-urge
1'ollard entertained (he W. W. (j.'s
at a dellglitlul parly, Approxiiuiil:
ty twenty-five guests w efe. greeted
at the door by a Fpnok ami were
taken into the 1'ollard Iioiikt. which
was artlslieally decoraled for the
occasioii with auluinn Iciivck. .faek-o-laiiterns
and other Hallowe'en
fixtures. Tho first part ot tne eve
ning was spent In the regular busi
ness meeting or Hi- class, alter
which games and contesls. appro
priate for Hi occasion were play
ed. JHning the evening delicious
refreshments were Served utld just
fashionable one will be this f-enn
lug season. Kvenlng gowns ore
ut very low In buck or lack oi
back altogether.
London. A well Itnown Ameri
can woman dining revcittly at the
Ih rkeley has set a new fashion In
ribbon and
dory,
u bit of gold eiuri'l
usually Into spring and continu
ous eool weather, factors 1 which
hnvo caused corn to be very late.
How much do you know about
corn which took the plueo of tho
gold the white man whs hunting
for when he mine to these shores'
Although considerable quuntltlcji
of corn are used directly for hu
man consumption It Is not for this
purpose that corrt Is "grown on
more land than any other Culti
vated crop in tho Tniled Htutes. To
hams, bacon, and other pork prod
ucts is where most of the corn
goes says an American Naluro us-
Isoclatioti bulletin which points out
Fur
Trimmed COATS
Crisp wculhcr is hero in
earnest. It is lime to bo
considering ; , w h a t your
wrap shall be for the sea
son of chrysantlieniunis
and the still colder mouths'
to follow.
Here are Dressy Coals and
Sport Coats coats to sat
isfy discriminating; women.
They have attractions be
yond their fine lines, col
ors and fabrics, for they
present splendid values at
, these prices.
$25 to $97.50
NEW SHIPMENT
t
lily
New :
Shades
Penny;
Saddle
Monterey
Wonder Reducing Corsets and Brassiere.
, . New Neckwear and Scarfs ',
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
ANp MILLINERY
sri:i: vor i:at oi;n
Do you rejilize how' llie corn
crop affocts , you? A probable
shortage f good seed corn in
Home seellons is prVidlclcl by Ihe
L'nited States department bf'agri-
CUltlire In eonse.iej-' of the WW
that yearly half of.lhe crop Is fed
In swine on fnrms. About half of
'the remainder Is fed to cattle und
horses. i
.Mark Twnln's Nevada Tahiti
To lit J'nwrtitl In ltnm lnrk
It KM I. Nev. (Al1) -r-. y.v cabin
lit which Alark Twain ' rHamiH t
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(,'lemens) lived for a time at Au- . 11 Lift rUf I MtrjlVo
rorn. Nov., is to be brought to I frw tfWlfTC ' l?IJf IPli1
Iteno und placed In one of the - (ifcl . iQUICK KLLII
parks.' The cabin Is sit uated ou f - -
the property of George Wlngrield. Doctor' discovers real remedy
mining magnate, who Is preparing! Umt rtually heals IMles und ut-
to transfr title to it und its fur-;
nlshlngs. j
The abode Is much us Mark ,
Twain left t when he deserted the!
west for the fust. The stove on ,
which he cooked, though a trlf'e
anthiuuted, Is still In Us place, and
the wooden bunk on which tho fa
mous nulor reclined when he
thought out some of Ills western
tales Is Intact.
It was In this eriidn f hniti'dti
j wrote toughing It1 and many
of Nevada.
Queen
DO THE TINY
TOTS HOWL?
Most . uf tlic Mtll'- on-
nriTl't vrry craz' uliulit Bft
tlnir a hnlr ho' It's
stinnpc .jirocci-ilinB onl you
can't blttinu tlicni.
We take Bp.clal lln
villi 'the Hny oni anil
liiakt tllu loli atlrncllvf ot
Hip same tlmr. You'll Ilk"
our scrvki-. Urlng tho kld
ill sr In.
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Easy Wisdom!
H
EIMC'S a simple rule fur. learning aluil eveiythiiiK mod
ern. All you need do is turn a few illustrated pajrew
und. inn your eye over entertaining reading. You glean all
the acts you must cope with daily. How to dress correctly,
furnish your home, prepare and serve food, maintain health,
recognize the lwst in music, literature, ait; -enjoy ingenuities
.that make life easy and pleasant.
Inlinmtt: news in advertisements touch every modern phase.
Their ficm!ly dials interest, assist. As sharer in modern com
forts, you can't afford to miss them. Since you buy, anyway,
why not buy the lest?
You'll find advertisements a generous help. They are author
ities about everything that touches. your daily life.'
You can depend on advertised goods asliidletaoisliidlulaoiuu
Tin cot of ri'dnlntf aimar Ih Im--
llltS InvuMlKMtt'll With llll llOll'H
or finilinij: Homr M'inU i1iiiIh.
YOU CAN DEPEND ON ADVERTISED HOODS A
SOUND REASON FOR READING ADVERTISEMENTS.
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surbs them never to return.
No man or woman need surfer
another hour from any pain, sore
ness or distress urlslng from '
Hemorrhoids or I 'lies now th-it j
this w o n d e r f u I prescription
known us MOAVA SUI'l'OHITOlt
IIIH can Im obtained Tor a mod
erate price at any first class drug
store on t he money back if dts-
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l ou II bo uina:'.ed to see how
iliilckly II nets. I Messed n lief oN
I en cotnes In an hour; even In
cases of long standing with pro
fuse bleeding, really wonderful re
s ills have been uceumidlshed.
Jtetnember the name, MOAVA
HI !I '(JHITDHI KH, and bu sure 10
follow the simple directions that
cotno In each bo)e, ' , . -
Hed t'roHH Drug Co. will sup
ply you muil orders ucceptcd).
Adv. . ; ' .
U It. It. It. MILLK U'S
, II K NT A U OFFICE
Corner Arlm4 Av.
und Ucimt StiWtt I
l.H firmnitr' t.r
rat und B t
Kqulppril Ilenlal
urric .
",It u phew
foil tho vtf t't
N-ltcr liciitih thru
Itollur ttflh."
Sm rharr for
Kin mt SHltnn r
t'oitiiillation
Woll, In New York a wnimm
stole a gold vatilly cane, showing I
hc was doing her ('lirisunns siioi
lifting early.
SATISFACTION
15 OUR
ESPECIAL
DUTY
Duty - servlco that
Blinply m it s t bu
rendered with tho
utmost ' considera
tion Is our irovorn
Ing piiuciplo. Wo
do everything lo ro
llevo (you of warrl
ment. Wo Undurs! m l
A Nice Lunch Cloth
Will lie Given Away Saturday to Our Patrons.
Call and enjoy this courtesy. -t .
The Candy Shop
tin pin 8T.
"The Home of Hoinc-Mudc Candy"
(Retail only) ,
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SNOOGHAHH
ZIMMERMAN
Umlortakcra
Ambulance Barrle
PliutiA Main 09
Oor. 4th and 1'inn.
La Grnndc, Ore.
liuy jour furniture the modern way a small pay
ment down und Ihe rest in weekly or monthly in
stallnifnls just like a savings account. Our easy
credit terms point the way to a more comfortable
home for you this winder at prices which are amaz
ingly low.
.CARRES'
FREE
Mi-s. Saling from I'en
dleton in' giving free
facial deinonstrations at
the Maiiriello Shop all
this week. I'hone for
your apiKiinlineiit.
HMKIMJ.I.O lf.Mi;ilO
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Kill. 3A, Nrw I'iplcr llliltf.
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Delco
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Genuine Parts'
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