Tuesday, Octohcr 2S, 1924.
THE LA . GRANDE , EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE -THHEB
I
NEWS of
First Meeting
Of Musical .
Interesting
The first regular meeting or the
Mon.lny Musical of the Neighbor
hood club whs hi'lil. last eyonlng at
tint cttil) rooms 'mid wus very miu-ee.-wfiil.
The IuhWu-h8 meeting
Htarlcd at 7:::u o'clock und. follow
ing tho )jtitiin(s ucutilon an excel
lent program was given. Mrs. llc
jiIory, chairman, opened the pro
i;raiu 'with a' shorC announcement
ullor which Andrew Loncy, J u.t ns
Histcd by Mrs. Julia- Meeler ut the
llnno and 1Ctnndth Gckeler played
, "Serenade" by Victor Herbert. Mr.
; J,oney. tuts recently returned from
tho Kas! and it va his first ap
pearance Hineo his return to La
U run do. Ho is :in excellent violin
ist and director and -J -a Gnuulo
people are glad to have him here
again.
Several four minnto talks were
made during the evening. Mrs. .1.
J). Lynch talking 'cm "Music in the
Home;" Dr. It. 1. 1 Hindis. "Music
in Public Institutions;" Miss Isa
bclle Miller, supervisor of music in
Ihe n Grande high school, "Music
In the Kennel," after which the
Kir l chorus of the high school
Hang i selection; "Musical Tuijte of
Our Community," Mrs. W. It. I'ar
liinson; "Music In the Club." G. S.
Jtirnle; '"Mimic in the ' Newspaper,',
Jlrucc Dennis; "Gooil Dunce Mu-!
Rio," Andrew Ioney, after which'
Mr. l.opey, Mrs. Metzlor; Mr. Geke
lor and Kranlt liobinson played
"Mandalay,1 illustrating', dance mu
sic; "Musir in Motion Picture
Theater," J. Donald M e y era;
"Christinas Carols," Karl Stod
dard; "Ilyman Memory. Contest,'
Mrs. Sherwood Williunis and "Mu
sic in the Church and Sunday
Hehool" by Reverend Elmer Grant
Keith. The program closed by the
W. G.'s singing a prayer, illus
trating the music. In the church
"Tixri, ATTafzu cnc,rc,cs
nl Tliy S-it Voice," y l-arnt iflf 'he hlpa of this velvet gown
K:uiis, was also ronilered by Mr. i .ai "n"1" very distinctive.
' i.oiiLy nod liia iissIiKunlB. . here Isalso a corsage of red flowers.
.The gown is cut with, the surplice
" line in back and In front and has a
(The Evonlng Obsorvor endcav-. , . ... . .
s lo publish-ull llus Bociul ntwi Lgj ihe line.. This would be a-dlffl-thn
city. Occasionally u request i .. d . . b .
of
b UUKlc by somcoiii irtviutf a social
iVent that it he not. nuntlonrd.
'11 1 Is is to iMi.roitrettwl.'i'or allhough
111!) ':lurly KlvinK It social function
rimy fi.fl nlnci-ri-ly that it Is their
lit lull- anil the public has no 'Fight
lo any knowkilKi; ot it. the fact rc
mtilnH Hint news is news anil the
K'-neral public expects to read of
local happeniiiKs. The Observer
liau lrieil to conform to the wishes
of till and lias enileuvoreil nut to
Kivc, mention without having . ile-InH-vof
social events, hut it ia very
ilifiiciilt-to follow and we reKrut
that belter undcrslaniline cannot
LOW, LIGHTLY BONED
l, LA CAMILLE!
Comfort to the ntll di-Brce!
This I.a amllln is fashioned
of dainty materials, has low
top and back of clastic web
blnpr. A earmcnt. that for
Bhcjr loveliness and practical
ity, cannot bo equalled,
lie fitted to a l.a Camlllc and
know rell corset comfort.
A full lino of thn different
models In nrnsiieres nnd Cor
sets, always on hand.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON
Corwt iero
I'lione Main r.00
1010 4th Si., Wc.it bf ?. O.
SDO THE TINY
TOTS HOWL?
V Most of tho little ones
aren't very crazy about get
tlnjr a hnlr bob it's u
slrnnge proceeding And you
can't blame lliem.
We tal;e special pnlns
with the liny ones and
make tlm bob nl tractive ot
the pmne tilpe. You'll like
our service, thing the kid
dies in. '
A
GEIST MARIMELLO
SHOP
Room A, Snnimef' Itldg.
A Iti-anly Ahl for
i:ery N'red.
Tlione Main 577
" ...
SOCIETY
Band of Lace
x A3 Feature
der.. figure.'
prevail relative to tho news value
of all social matters).
v 9
Two of J,a Grande's popular
young people were united in mar
riage Sunday morning at 8:So
o'clock at the new lOpiscopul church
when Miss Veima Swiisser and Karl
Larson wero united In the holy
Donds of matrimony -with lliivereud
S. W. Creaiey officiating, , The ju-
Iher of the. groom, ilrs. Neal Suy-
uam and Miss Myrtle Itluck were
present. Immediately following ihr
ceremony the linppy couple left for
; Walla Walla, Washington, where
i t In-V will spenil a few days before
j returning to l.a Grande to make
their home.
lloth Air. and Mrs. Larson have
many friends in l.a Grande, having
lived here , for a number of ycai;s
'and being graduates ol" the 1 .a
Grande .hih school. Mr. lirson is
employed by the t'arr f'urniluri
'company and Mrs. Larson has been
employed by the Newlin Hook
Store. . ,
Mrs. K. W. Hackman was hos
tess to forty members an; friends
of the Oirffdiau Scientist church
hist Kriday evening at her home on
Alain street. The rooms were clev
erly decorated to represent -Hallo
we'en and a "Humanaphonc was
In progress during a large portion
of the evening, which caused much
. merriment. Lefore an evening of
luu whs brought to a cloae deli-
clous' refreshments were served.
B Announcements
Social nunoimceuietits may
he priulctl In Ibis column five
if charge. Any announce
ments pi-rluiiilii!? lo any liuic
lious sticb as cooked fixhl
sale, etc. will he rel'tiKcil. Au
iicuucemeiils. io be printed I be
snniH day. must be in society
editor's bands by i:(Ml o'rlwk,
Xinii edit or' i note.
: The II. P. O. Klks will hold their
first dance of Ihe season Novem
ber 4, In 4hc ball room of the Kilts
Temple, under the auspices of the
social committee. Klection returns
,wili be received. J
'
The 5!oose Lodge will hold an!
I open im-. ting on Moos'-heurt Iny.
October so. at 7::: p. in. at the:
I. O. O. R hnll. I
George T. Cochran will uddrcso
n- im etlug of the W. C. T. V. at 1
the liaplist church Wednesday af-
ternuoii. Oetob-r 3, at 2:31 o'clock.;
J
The Associated Girt Students of
the hirh sciiool will giv- a ilaiso
Wf'en party I"rh';iy v ubig, Oc'.o-ln-r
ill. alter srliT-ol.
Mir. Ce-org.' T. Corhr-li -IM.rn-lertain
t h Thtirwhiy IJride" club
'i'hunidiiy afleruoon. October 3", at
le-r home on friecund s(r-t.
Crew-. Ci.iiihat f.:t "in
K r i K N I;. Ore. Yhlrly-nlnr
fires nui.Hidf I li" nriiioi:al forest
were handled by Hubtaw natinnul
forest cn-ws dnriiiK th-- past s-;i-pon.
according to a r U"rl Is-mr I
by II. R h-l1t v. Ml.ervi..or. These
f ir-i burnd over !:!' ar's end
diimae iiitiouni'1 to V.'.",'t, Kiyx
the r-'p-tri.
1 ix s
III mKA
P0IEW":
ESCAPE DEATH
NOP.TH rOWDElt. (BpopiaD
Alfred ilolllntfer and John Gllkin
Hon, Jr., narrow ly i-m-aped death
Thursday when the car in which
they were I iv.velhig left the road
and turned over t.hrnwing the occu-
pants out. ltoth younu m'' were I too obviously. ,, ,v
badly bruised, but no seriously In- Conseq iently ' Minium e Pompa
juroii; Tho acci. nt hiipiuamd fivojdour, whose vo'guo was responsl
mlh s t-um of p,n!;rfr and is thought ; ,c for the naming of fashtoiiH
io have been caused by a btownnnd finery of oi kinds a-i'ler her,
out tire. . j until not only 'were there Pom-
Mr. and Mi s. J. T.. Soiilo oT Ha-1 padour ribbons,- pompadour funs,
Iter, were visitors in this city Hal-i pompadour coirrures, but :"eve,i
unlay on a combined business and pompadour toothpicks and who.-e
pleasure trip. i beauty needed no disguising, fol-
Ihe recently ori?antzoii women's
Kcnuhlican 1 Club of 'Union County
was repivsenteil in North. PowdeV
Wednesday by fom cars of - iailles
from l.a Grand" who were welcom
ed by a number of North Powder
ludiiH. who had assembled to meet
them. The vIhUoi'i were escorted
to the city hall, where -Mis. Nor
man Frees, president of the club,
uddressed those, presriit urfjflng all
eligible to vote at the cemiii!? eleo-
tlr.n regardless of political viewn.
.Airs. l. a. liiuweii, or una cuy, nas.tp0(S- 0f
:een named as one oi ine vice-1
presidents ol the cnin. mU 1:llnt 8lHMnp( as strange an.
The Ladies Aid Society of the m..l(ht without powder, and when!
Methodist Episcopal church arej()m, nj,y.a linna,inc(Mnpnt nf hor
making plans for n baanur to be . nt(,nllon of abandoning rouge It I
held sometime in December. Iatcd such a .tumult that the!
Mr. and Mrs. Jsham laylor nrei Mon iu.Palnia nialter of tato.
tho -parents, ot rt .baby dtuiKhter. Tu; uchllHa .of; NiVornis. wife of I
born to Ihem OcIo.kt 10 Ihe bt-ih(, um,ass:tdor (o Uome. !
tie girl has been named Hlancue j niI1lfu of t,li; rat.t ,nat i itome
; un-: ' ' T, !,'.. .,f jiro.iged womeh i yere not .prrw'nt-,
Iloltlner have ivjurned- to N'ot'lh
Powdor. . : i
'I
AGfiii; (o-t:i is tv.'i iti;n
KAI.EM, Ore. -Miss Kva Snyder,
a student, of Oregon A;?ricult ural i
college was m.iurcti in tin uuio
mobile accident on tlje Pacific
highway just iiotslh of P. rooks. She
va removed' to 'the Salem -hospital
from a broken log nnd minor
injuries. ,
The nnlomobilo, bearing stu
dents of the -agricultural college
was driven by Kltncr Thnmerman
of Alsen. Other occupants were
Miss Ghulys Snyder, slater of the
injured girl, and Wilbur h'auson.
The machine, skidded from the.
pavement Into n ditch. '
WT mars
25 Ounces for 25c
N sUse
less than of higher
priced brands
WHY PAY MORE?
THE GOVERNMENT USED ,
MILLIONS OF POUNDS m
Jioiiiig can : Ih-ffcr ncr j
produce quicker rcsulk lh.an
iic- n'tiiu. -kabk'
SCALP TREATMENTS
aii-mcnfcd by flic frequent
use of tjiaf Wotulerfiit nevf
ionic SCALP-TONER
Itf AKIXKM id rtJSM CTIO
SIIOI'
Rill. 25, ?Vi-w I-olcy 111(1.
IMiunu Mala 1211
You'll
Never ,
Believe It!
Ymi'll trer Ixdleie Ihr
wonder J!M fit ;;.iml SHI
OMIN.i ran do hi tin
prin bty the lenkf of o,ir
ear i;d'l u S4e It.
TiifiroiiKb i-hanlni; nml
perfii'i Simon ilnj; will ilo
l. (
A-k me more nNtut .1.
PrhiH re:iinn!Ic; our ssl
KrnetKiii j,i'Mantffi,
Mrs. M. II. Ford
7. 1 . .
0
i
I ci'-l
Beauty Hints
MADAMF. IR ltAtorit ,
At th time when liilo XV of
lrancv wan a mtro puppet In the
luinds of the btmtitfu( Judumo
de Pompadour, who jnade and
unmade mi nisi era and diplomats
and who was tho center of the
intellectual and artistic circle
which Included Voltaire, .touch
er and lifeuze, nature wut nat
deemed ohurmine unless ft wus
aided by artifice, sotiiellpies 'all
mwed the 'fashion of the day in
tho' mattei' Of m:ilie-up,' Hhe- nlso
bad nuinero ts pot beauty recipe,
one of Ihcm being: the Borpewhul
aw k ward and unbecoming1 prac
tice of nightly applying poultices
of raw beefsteak lo her facer
now recognized us
remedy for black eyes! " .
It Is said that during this per
iod the women of Krunee, shop
keepers wives and women of the
court alike, used two million
paint each year. Jt
waH tn,
was the era when cheeks with-
ed to the pope, annqtuuHMl; upon i
leaving Jtohiei fop heV nitiirri lo j
1'urls by carriagt", that he would
abandon rouge entirely.: ,Ker Cam- j
lly upd friends ot thnUiourt pro(
tested vigorously' against this at
,,,,,, ,mot,,e., h.;t! Paris to see her
iM this tfa."- '
33 ,r r
.STOP
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR
Thor Electric Washer
; (CAMPAI(5N '-V,,. ..,;.! '
Phone Main 124 for Free Demonstration
LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY
i
i
Heinz
v.
MINGE MEAT
Everybody knows the Ileinz sliindard for quality,
and you Clin imagine the result when Mince ( Meat
Pies are hi mind.
CLKAN--Made from imported raisins and currants,
fruits and peels. Pies over which you will smack
your lips in memory.
In Hulk or One Pound Cans
Pattisov Brothers
Grocery
Phone Main 80
WHY DOES A CIRCl S HAVE A PARADE?
Because they want to tell tho world about it. You
can tell, tho world we have some of the REST CANDY
in town. "
The Candy Shop
120 FIB ST.
t "The Home of Hwne-Mude ('and'
(Retail only) '
; rt i tit titti II t ' e: i - 1 1 1
sqd oonviuco her of the wrong of
her ways before , she., arrived in
J'ails-rurtued with, a paint , pot
fQr her daughter's immediutu use. t
Still tlie duchess persisted in her
decision. Finally her husbuml.
who uhs still In Homo, , sen,i a'
IIIejiKeiiKer to Jpr UU 1 HOtl! '
U'ltgldg her to phutiduii this rev
olutionary step uitil she y let Jed.
Today powder and rouge are
afciipjed is renulolles of eveiy
wi'll.gi-tuiiied woman. . This is
perti-Vpa due to the fmt thuttlmyi
are far removed from the cos
metics of even a century "
The powder of today is not a
whitewash designed to make (he
ftiee loli m toll while; Ihun l
is--unuccctirtilly, of course. Only
the woman with very pale clear
skiri would thing of using dead
while powder In thww days when
(hero is not only u powder for
eyiry type of1 skin and coloring,
fmt ustialty several powders for
use ucrordlng lo whether one is
to ho under urllflcial . Iljtlit or
dh Ught.1 Today pou der ' iu ' nol a
d!igupje. It mvivly iuteHirie the
pinity of tlie skin, and siuee a
good fiuo powder Is made simply
of laic and nine oxide, if it is
properly inado of the best gradeit.
firM-aldiit Is rcu'jly beneficial to Ihe skin.
j Tho .well-groomed woman gives
as much if oiot pipre. Ihogght to
choosing" the powders nnd rmiR-:H
Insl silted to her than to the
Marcelling
Botibinrr. - phnnipnnino;
Alnnicurinc- . "'
IIatt,io;Milys ' ! :
' rortlami; Oiatluulo
' , ;.
illillD Cth St. Uliono J17S-f
For Pies
II h
. -
.
sideclion. of her clolhee, iimIpk the
white or naturelle, the ivarmer
peaches the ruddier penc(i ;
and cream powders accord infr i'1
her skin and her hair und, ifyei.
To bring out the brilliance-of her
skin she uses - a hai lionising
rouge, Alanduriue with the lightir
sluules . of powder, periiaps. und
ashes of roses rouge wllh the
darker ' powders, it is this dis
criminating use of cosmetic:'.
Oil
Heelers
I have ihem in sizes,
nnd priced .iiccording to
size.
Also . ;
WOOD AND COAL
HEATERS
F.L.LILL,Y
Hardware
Phona Main 85
oooooooooouooooooooooooo
O D
o For Hallowe'en o
o o
o iinAiiiin o
TAN - JAR
CHOCOLATE
The Supreme Candy
In Hallowe'en .
colors
$1.25 - 2.25
THE L 11
DRUG
O Oi
O Oi
oooooooooooooooooooooooo
A SAVING
First quality, novelty
striped Sateen lilooiners
and women's Princess
Slips.
Bloomers' ,
?1.69 values ea. 51.19
Princess Slips
$1.98 value.'-., ea. $1.1S
Slif-htly
Pure Filwr
Per pair
imperfect
Silk Hose
?1.00
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
Z' Fresh Arrivals In '
New Afternoon
and
Evening Dresses
In those latest Btyles you will find Satin, Can-:
ton ami Georgette. Trimmed with flowers, os
trich or beads. Straight-line flare and novelty
models, in a wonderful array of colors. , Prices
fniiga from ' . '
i '' . $32.50 to $75.00 .
Putmans
Rehdy-to-Wear and Millinery
wliieh lias1 gained 'this ago the
distinction ot producing the most
hfnutiiul women tho world has
ever wen. v . , . -
1 (me reason why U's bad form to
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
Cocoa Bread
If not, ask your grocer for a loaf today,
It makes Delicious Toast.
Our Golden
i'rust Ih
Always
TlmmnKhly '
G william's Electric
' ' . ' ' .lr?-'';"
Bakery
i i in 'I im. r, Mil
ASK
PURITY
IRE AD
First
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
Ruy your furniture the modern way a small pay
nient down and the rest in weekly or monthly in
stallments just like a savings account. Our easy
.credit terms point the way to a more comfortable
home for you this winter at piices which are amaz
ingly low.
CARE'S
jDelco
MILLARD
ROSCH
WE DATTERT ELEmniO SEIl1CB .00.
tolfhlnn Machlno Warfci I'!J.
1311 Wasblnstoa Ave
)liHll'UlI.WlM
fl
II
iiil
rail VV
discuss tho weather is because you
can't ffet an argument out of it. f
"If u girl broaks the engage
ment she must return the ring;.'
Well, if she breaks it, it isn't much
rttig. " : - .
Ask lur ISIoctrlo
"Clean Baked"
Baking
Proilnts
FOR
for Quality
Official Service Station
Willard Genuine Parts .
United Motor
Official Service Station v
Sales and Service
Genuine ParU
l"NITED MOTOR
AUTO LITE
fl STORAGE J
II BATTBRIE3 H
KM
by. Km it in the tbie- of tlie flood
th" Hit! ' 'i tlr:.t'
Imbibe. Ad.
e f b? i, tt i ii- A . 2