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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1924)
Friday, October 24, 1924. PAGE THREE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of Mrs. A. L. Klcli.irO.son ilitirl:iln-- ' mo i.utky Tlilrt-n IlrldKn cluli 'i sti nluy ufl.irnuon ul lur home on '1 nvi-nuu In honor of Iht Iiqiiw Pimt. Mrs. Ora l iluk.r. who In 'IsIUiib Iiito from l'orlliin.l ul Hi. liihunlson hoiiif. Hugm ntlonn or lnlluwcYn wcru ustd in thu Ulil II ir room, ii v.-lllfrpli-Go of yellow ipinpdlns l u Ijliiik vase Iii'Iiik "il and tii'vor lilaiardn urrunKi d II llu- mums colorM. Illurk landlin n i ilt Blaai rnndle nlliks i' nlno wi d. A di lliloiia two voursi' lunch on uns ai-ivid at thu clow, or tin Tit llirn. Huriiiff the artfrnooii'H ttlay, in J IIHiib in. iih iliTorali'il with (link u:ii ilrturollH ami pink tiHl.TH, Mrs. Siu-t Stmliliiril won tln tciii'Ht prize. .Uil Mm. II. I-:. I'oiillilB.. Iiiu-li lion- 'r: foi- the I'liih prlzi'. Tim honor Villi IIUU'ITH. I Man Velum Suilzi-r, wbnic nuir-'-".'? t Kit rl I ,;i wit will I h ii n 'vnt of (lie n'iir fiitur. wan tsiv 'h a hIiuwit ItiHt I'VfiitnB nt thr nunc of .Mth. Mi-lvtn Lawn by Irs. I,ar8 n and Miss Tonda llanUtt. flic Hallowe'en Hplrlt was tn cvl- II lice, tin lionie hetni; cleverly Vovate) with tlial t.l.-ii in nihul ' tfnl furl tine 1 hit and oilier i.,iiin't) played thai corresponded Villi I he occasion. During 1 he fve- f lI'iJT dellcioiiM refreshmenla were tervi'd hy I he hostesses with the rJallowe'en libn prrvullhur. Twen 'V Krl irlends (f MIhh Swilzer Were 'ti attendnnce and everyone had u vry eiijoyahle time. She received , tinny beautiful and tiseful Kifts. v Mrs. M. It. Donohuc churmliiKly uteri alned the members of the i'lmrmliiy trldi;e club yesterday uf Ivrnouii at her homo on First itre.-t. The home was nrtlsllcnlly ' lecorated to represent Hallowe'en tiul during the afternoon's play vf. W. II. Itoiinenkump won high Kr: At the. i lose of the Klines h lieious two course luncheon was .vrved by the charming hostess. : - Mis. Anna Yount Gardner, of Mtn Kr:ineisco. t'allfornta. was the S nsplratlon for a dellnhtful parly t oeeiitly. when Mrs. Mollle McAlls Mr Moms i-nteriiilned tn her honor. waving us the guests a number of er friends In this vicinity. Those 'Vm-stiit were Ida Truesdale Wade. (ins-pltine Spencer. Matlie t'h.M. MarcelUnt litibtviiig - SlrfmipoimiS I JlaiiuJuiing lirftic Mays riband tlraillialu llln'J Cl K(. 1'liolio 37S-1 IG11TLY liONHD CAM1I.LK! . l.r.M t to Hii Mill .loR"" ! Ih f:iKhlolH-d i Tl lii (ViiiiiII: iilnnily iniilfl-liiif. iii'" lop thlllKl A Kliruuiii. ...... .she. lovi lln.sia nn.l iinuUciil- 0ly jfnnnot if filull'il. t ii'.. iiti'd to o l.a rmiilll' jt tl't Miliuif ri'i'l frJM-t oniloi'l. dull . llni. or llm ilirri ivnl lii,iillM In r.nilii' jm.l for iu'lH, uluiivs on linnil. :1m US.' UffllT. PATTISON I V t orsetlc -' IMiimc -Mahi SfiO I1M1I Kit SI.. W tM "f - DO THK TINY I- T0TS HOWL? Of Ihe Mltb-lteS ry crazy iibtcet- proceed iirg ano j tyin. special pains my ones hum b attractive n You'll Hie lug the 10 I- V MAKINELL0 SII01 tilMII A. S Mil liter Itbl, A llcniily Aid fttr j;er c1.', yiiouc Main 577 j! "SsJ&ss" Mm -7a I I. )V ' aten'tl 1 tttiL- U i' can't Ibluin We lakeV r with the i I MiiiKil Mie .f ; Ihe iamelino : our frei J 1 - If SOCIETY! Adds Color To Gown 1 TLT' - r". v, t. . i TMBRDIDEHV Trf. brllliMn Jtj shades, ostrich fringe in bUirk. ' Mack railn dinner gownJ " Without I 4Mt mvinff iha aiit-iiivj ailv, inht twth add a note of interest and a lecidodly different effect. ers Ooldln. Irene MeCarlhy, Arlle (insset. I yd ia I'. O randy. Siisati Kobinsnn. Kslher KlltiwortU. Carrie Weathers Clea vlllger, Adla Cliild- ern. Susie WUHains"ii. Halite .).' Kckhy. I'ainHta 'Young. Olive Mhfc ter. Kdna Wealhi-rs Kidian. KHu Weal hers lim-s -ll. .Mabel McAMni ter, Mina HUindlcy. .bajn tle Tutll" l.ncy Wadu alitT Mollle .Moss. Mis. K. t.. Lilly left I; st vetling for Cortland. Chetv kIp- will spend several days v'slting. . The Missionary ri.iri ty if the Kfrsl pr 'hi Ohtireh ne-l ysh rday iifleriioou at Ihe borne if Mrs. t . W. 1 'handler for IV-ir r. gular monthly nn-elliu-. Mrs. I.'tcy (ini hatu hud charge of the lesson for -Ihe afternoon and Ihe topic was the ChiUppine Islailda. lie fore the meel big ailjoitrti' d delicious n- freslllllelllH were H' l V. d by M I S. Chandler. The Ci-i sbytet iati Mission Hand will meel iit'tiie home of Mrs. Chas. IliUL'iier S.itiirilay iiMernooii at -;::o o'clock. ,,.Ml I .S'I IMA M IS AKY I'KNl! KTi ( re. - Kil lu r larmeis bobl t!e, ma I in Cma lilhi cou:Uy III a i i b jti ;iit th ill lis rt "l wori.i. or Mie I mrt is not .,...,.(1 :i its true value, ncrord imr to K. I. Kcaior. district tiiiie-. to:l.., in", ihe ':iji.insi"ii of several iria'" in circiii court to coiid-inn land J'"i- rihl of way purpose for roads and highways. Most of tin- land over wiiich ther" was Iiti:ition is losessed at nroimd $Mi an acr. Mr, Kealor iniid. "lint fanner after -farmer took the witness inland and testi fied thai the l;ind under c:nsid erai ion was wort It from S'H'j to of evn more ;ni acre. The Oregon l-i'v (all-- for assessment on an actual value." Merbol rvnl the ant AU. HOT WATER BOTTLES ltDrug company New Ding Stor frlrphoue Main 63 Cor. Fir & Jeff. I mm 1 & Ci'uainnteed OnevYc;ir v JOINS' STAND IDE CLEAR James Johns, of l'cndlcton. nominated by the Democratic party for a seat un the public service commission, representing Castern Oregon, outlines his position as fol lows: "The I lemocratlc State Central Committee has nominated me. and 1 have accept ed. as a candidate for I'ublic Her vice. ComnituHloiier -for the Kiislern Oregon district. If Ihe voters want me 1o fill that position they will elect me, mid if- I am elected will promise the Voters and taxpayers of Oregon, that I will In vest Igale and see if it Is possible lor (ho I'ublic Service Commission to be or any benefit to the citizens and taxpayers and if I find it can not do uny good lo the people of Oregon, I will recommend that the commission nslgn and ask the leg islature to abolish the of The hist legislature appropriated $140.- imhi.oii for the maintenance, and 'Mgpect'fit present womrn do. eo4.:nu"r inai ioo greai u uiMiry lor the state to u.'fcrd If. all the authority they huvo, Is to raise the riLles of telephone nervier and street cur fares. REITH RANCH IS BOUGHT FOR USE OF STATE ASYLUM , I'KNDI.KTON. Ore. (Special) deal for the purchase of u pari of the J. M. Harrison ranch near Itleth and the taking of un option iri the balance has just been com pleted by tin stut lo secure the land for the use of the state hos pital, according to a statement by Dr. .M. McNury. superintendent of the state institution. The ranch includes ti'U aen n of land, about Sim acres of wljlch is what is' known as bottom land. The slate has paid down H'a.iMMi and has taken an option on the remainder of the place to purchase ill for $l&,oon,niMi uddlt tonal. Dr. I McNury said. The fli st payment of. $:'(i.omi represents money ap propriated by the recent session of t he stale legislature for the pur pose of buying additional land for Die use of the hospital In produc ing more of the 'foodstuffs used in feeding patients. Coventor I'lerce Is in favor of appropriating the uddit Ion til inon- y to make the purchase, und oth r members of the st'ite board feet N"P.". H . ..... ' e expect eventually to d vo. of ulfalfa and pasture ns well us lo some garden truck." I r. McNury said. "As soon, as we have clean ed up the plaVe and got more of It seeded to it t fa I la we expect lo Increase iur dairy herd so we may produce enough milk and crerru tn make It possible for us lo make our -MWI1 MniiUifV, u Ihlng '' cant do at present." The ranch is1 near llb th. Itlreh ei-eek runs through the land, and tie I'malilla river forms (be north liouuibiry of the plm-e. It 1m con-Hbb-n-d an bb-u I I ract of land I or dairying purposen. Mr. Harrison, who has been in the dairy business, will hold a sul of registered atlle Hal iirday In preparation : for moving off I In1 laud lo give possession to tin- slate. They held u parade of girls with j long hair in Hull, Kn gland, which was very nice and quaint and old fashloned. Sell li niih ft AYhiiI Ad. Exact Size On every Tru-Bake Craeker idu'II find a binding guarantee of quality. "Thatguarantee is embodied in the name "TRU-BAICE. is in everv cracker. K'au how good crackers can be taste 1 ru-tiake Sodas. YOUR GROCER SELLS THEM Baked At ihe TRU-8LU BISCUIT CO. Spokane and Portland Ths Heirs of Tru-9'u Grihimi, English ttylt Biscuit and Tru Biu Fruit Cska The Elusive Petticoat , Links Health and Charm ltl9,r,M!ifM m EN cultivate a myth that women mystify them. In one a is about the petticoat. . Pn women wear It? Or don't i they? Only they ran tc!! ! The trend In styes thin year , makes telling timely. At t Tie risk of ft curious male's dlsi-ovpi n the answer by casting his e,v down ; this page as carefully qs he casts it over feiniuine tutdiioit on fe.nil nine forms, the fuct shall he re , corded. The slender, boyish ttgure that ; has been with us for several years !la with us still. Underneath it all Is thorp tn he found the petticoat, that fushhm of an older day? The answer in Yes. iti;isuis roit n,iin.i: KLAMATH l-'Al.l-H. Ore. Most of tho c-hlefs und leaders of the newly Enfranchised K la mat h and Modoc Indians on the Klamath reservation professed alleglanse to ihe republican party at a political rally held at 'hiloquln, reservn tlon metropolis. The Indians of fered few verbal expressions, but indicated great pride In achieving the highest privillge of American cil Ixenshtp. Major C. H. (Ilos or Portland. Mpeuking on behalf of the repub lican stale eeniral commit tee, . de In Your Favorite Recipe Use AUIKHm m THE WORLD S GREATEST Yu Will Notice aBi Difference SAI.ES XVi TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND KV -rs IvvvW It s fulfillment have no idea until you Skfi vzzzzzzar a mmm smr 1914 It Is found for sareral reasons. Thu en'meed sllinness of the mod ish creature who wears It Is partly tha answfir for Its kind. Somehow, as the sharp days of Fall and Win ter draw upon them, women must rind the warmth and comfort that make fui fce::!:.K., without substl I tiiiinie a bulkltne for an outline Knitted petticoats and princess , slips of cotton and worsted, or of ; both materials mixed, slenderly designed provide the solution. Thus women cannlly conform to : the dictatfs of fashion. While ere ! atlng a contrary Illusion they have ! retHtned the warm, distinctly femt nine garment that Insures their j health and so their ability to "car i ry on." 1 i . The petticoat! You may not Just ; know aha wears it, but she doea . all the same! livered the principal address to the new cit Urns here, who num ber between fun and fioti of vot ing age. .MINSINO III N'IKHS SAFK ItOSKllt'ltCl. Ore, Ulchard Calmer und C. W. HI evens, local men Who were believed to be lost In the Coast range near Cleveland returned lo Itoscburg. The men went went out last I'Vlday, und Sunday It was found that they were still absent from their camp and had left their provisions und s 8ir:ioJREDR0C Larger t Are Cvn Mor Eoonoml2l NEW FK0NT HOOK MODEL $8 personal . effects. . . It developed upon their return thai they had gone to the 'cabin home or ! Dexter ltaughman, u homesteader, und hud decided to hunt In that vicinity, and utayed at bis home ut ills reiiuesl, Kiieuds were preparing an organized wearch when they returned. ' ,T-. "r-:v mtkiv . jtliiiia can In' fiojtf- nor ( nwiuimufjc I auffhn'iitod by frequent usr or linn nomierhil new ('f SCALP-TONER. I yAiti.M:i,M is.mi.-i J MIDI V Kill. 25. Ni-w l'-il-y I .'no IHillf. I'Ikiiiu 'Main 1211 Everyone more, whe taste Rfed RA-k "Tpti Ilk jd HMk" None can resist the flakevi creamy con. sistenfyof this ex- l cheese. . K . M V .... domcume called Imlaoc iiovt " frit t Oh. What a flicKh Ml fit? RoldbyOood iii Hll.LAKU . U.NITUD AIUIUK F..d.,.r.. l;osal v.- ;. j AUTO LITE. i , H I ' nifi li4Tii;uv i i:i,i;-i iiki ni hvk'is a. 1 I I 1vlKliloii Mm liliw Works HIilC. - 5 I 1311 WkhUIUuIu" Ao. " ' ' 3i - . . xi ' ". " .. Good NeWS Jane Jackson Wonder Reducing Rubber Gorset at Ldwer Prices Wo aru glad j aiiiimuico that we arc now able to oiler the Jane Jackson Uubber ltcducing Corset for less money. V LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY- IIAV10 YOU TRIED OUR Cocoa Bread If not, ask your Rioter for a loaf today, i : ' -v It makes Ucltcluus loaat. fur .obb- i rtist l.s Alwnys Tboi-ntiglil llnketl. S Gwilliam's Electric Bakery A Nice Lunch Cloth Will Jiu Given Aay Saturda, Call and enjoy The Cafidy Shop "The IloMie of Iluinc-Miide Candy" (Retail only) Huy your fill nifurc llic modern Way a small pay ment clown find the .rl-si in weekly orhonthly in Ktallineiils just like V savinifH acugirtit. Our easy credit terms point, tile way t u-movc cnmfortablo home for you this wiiiteil.nWccs which mc amaz- inirlv low. i"'' I'l . I fl I u r d i krr:..:-.i c......:.. I I 7nts 4 1 A willurd Genuine 1'aH.s I tr they 1 lUmyim I . & I C : UnileU Motor . I 1 l-r Official Service Station f Deico I ' , V . . i ?S'aT!53s5r? Sales and bervico I - KLAXON ;. nEllY punahie Parts , ah NEW FRONT .' LACE MODEL $8.50 - Ak yf llbx ti lc "iyan .HnkwI'V Itnkhig ( I'rodnH.s u Our I'aliuns. Urn courtesy. I
