La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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TFIE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
"Wallowa
uesday
ALLOW A (.Special). TIm- uh-
lul meeting of the ladles' cluUs
I tua entire. Wallowa ' comity
lich occurred In this city Tut h-
i.v afternoon proved to be the.
TKuut.', attended and ony of the
pat succi'HHf jI social occasions
r recorded In XUq county.
Ilarge delegations of ladlus from
itcrprise, Jua.ph and Inline.
Itfether with guest iroiir other
Ictlons mado up a iiiohI dclllit
LeathcrlnK of ludicb whoso pur-
I M M Is to udvancc the home)
if tho country along culture!
,
WW :
mill!
led and ufler the business meeting!
.a tihurt mutiicul program was civ
ton. Alice Jeanelte and May tillsu-
I betli Cooper played u duet and each
played a solo, responding to an en
core, and Catherine Whlsaler and
AlaiKarlto Micliaclnon played piano
so I oh and respond ed t o encores.
lelicious refreshments were served
to tho forty member present.
. ',: "V.S
lies. A
Mm,; Krcd Itavenscroft of Wul-
rta, president of the county or-
ntzutlon, presided at the annual
uchobn which was served in the
cspyteriun chureh at which 175
utes were laid. Mrs. Jtaven-
roft is an Ideal president und
r shafts , of it . and humor
used the assembly to bo in u
irthful mood during the entire
ternoun. j
Mrs, Crowe, president of the
jstlne club, Mrs. Kd. Kbea, j
esldent of the Joseph "club, and
ra, ;ltulc!iffe, president of tltei
Qterprise club, each dellverij
i uauress in tin nile manner
id -each address curried a mci-
TI lif I in tirirt 11 nnn A implnln
lose Qf education wus discussed '
r!Mrs. alrd of Khterprlse in a
2U 'prepared address. The Wo-;
an'jj club ijmirtct rendered see-;
ai vocal numbers. Mrs. Flo.--!
ico l'acc Htinsel, formerly if ;
jrtlnnd but now a resident of.
Ilowa, sang two pretty selec-
ns. The soloist Invited by the
mnty organizations for this oc
nlon was Kathleen Campbell of
n-Grande who sung five num
srsV us follows: "Oreum Trysi"
f' Cadimin, "I'lrato Dreams" uv!
uorter, "Three Questions' iy, fTlHIS snappy l-renen tire..i is ,i;f
dmson, "Coming Home" by Wil-' J Muck velvet printed with Koiniin
by,( "The Night Wind" by Kar-' stripes m hrlllianr colors. It is
y. i Miss Campbell won her ieeldedly new in line and m feci
idlcnco in her first n imber and mp and very attractive ns you can
(lciir succeeding' selection only In- "Thc ruffle about tho waistline
c nsified tho pleasure of. tlio la-1 notiepd on many sirtutt powns
! e8-:who deep.y apprec.ated h,rt- l"11' "" reeeniiy come over uoin
H11nim,. in ii.i,. inv(ti.ii..n . I'.iris and secnip to indicate that a
Beauty Hints
CAssKitoi.t; or lamu
with M;;irriu,i:s
Oveu dishes are becoming mor
Popular' because the uppenruueu
of the food is more anpelixiug
than that prepared on top of the
house-busting
..,.11)1.. i.-itl. i ii r ilium iv MillU IK.IbU'lB, I I'll II 1'
cut. A llli8CL'llun('U118 8'JOWIT was ... , , .i
Klwn In honor of .Mrs. Krl l!y, rs. '"slus w ", r"
for,,.rl- Mi Ci.adys Drums, ,1.1, ',"J"r " 1 "" , T 'T,,'"
vl,att ,arr.aKl, was u rem .L ' ' ""V"r ",! I.rownlns of ll.c
Klu- r..l-.iv.,l i..v. nr.H ,.n.l rou'"- A,ul "(1''- '"ul "!
, ., , , ,L, , ,. 'Minn that prt'iiai-ed on toil
Lailil anyon. (Spi ilal) M i-h. , . ,, ... .'
rhar,, orandy; Mrt th,
Cet-I ogether club at her home re- I .,.,, tA i,,,! ,
more water If necessurv, Just to
cover the chops. Cover tin;
roaster und bake in a inodernle
oven for one hour. Then add
one tcaspoonr.il of salt, six small
potatoes cut In halves, und two
ctipfuls of canned peas. Cover
closely uguln and cuulinuo buy
ing one hour lunger. Thicken
the gravy slightly before serving.
ZAXXl Wll.l NOT QHT
TC-KIO. (Hy Associated Press)
Maj. t'edro Zanni. tho Argentine
'round-the-world aviator, denies
that he has abandoned his flight.
He still hopes to secure ships to
patrol the trans-J'uctflc route.
useful gifts. Before adjournment t
Mrs. Grundy served a delicious ? . "'m'?:. " 110
two course luueheou.
Ladd Canyon, but now a resilient I818"11 f ,m!U.1 . uml V;H."lu.HU;8
of La (inn.., invit...! ti... ,1 u 1 1 u 1'repmeu in a wn-uasung
hold their next meeting
mat I or lio.v
thick the gravy.
I A wholesome baked dinner con-
home.
at her
A
1 gmftm
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Announcements
Social niiiioiiiui'iiieuts may
be printed in this coluinn fiT
(r el large. Any announce
nieiits piviuhiing 10; any ruiu'
tlims , micIi as cooked fotk!
sales, etc., will o wTused, A11
liouiiccinculs, to be primed the
.same day. inuM Im- in mh-IcJ.v
editor's liunds by 0:00 vVltH'k.
News editor's note.
'enameled wuru . roaster, which!
j saves considerable time. All tin;
1 real work Is in the preparation
; t h o coo king only rcq u i res a n
: oven of the proper temperature,
'und timing. -
Wipe two pounds of lamb
shoulder or neck chops with a
, damp cloth, trim, sprinkle with)
salt and pepper und flour und j
brown quickly in a hut, greased j
frying pun. l'luce in a selt'-bast-j
Ing roaster und add two cupf uls j
of diced carrots and a dozen
small white onions. Add two cup
fuls of wuter to the tat tn the
' frying pan: let boll up once an l
Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Hampton, , then pour over the meat, adding
Mr. and .Mrs. 11. K. Wcstenhaver,
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wutklns and
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Dutton wilt on-
lertain tomorrow evening. OciJtber.
SI, at the Country club, wit" a
Hallowe'en party.
The Associated Girl fUudcnls of
the high school will give a intitlnee.
Hallowe'en party tomorrow eve- (
ntng. October 3 1, In the gymnas-;
ium of the school
The Parent-Touchers Assnelntlnn
of Central school will meet In the
high school uuditorium tomorrow
afternoon, October a I, at 2:40
o'clock. Itev. K. O. Keith will de
liver an address.
1 spQnse
1 ipettr on their annual jirogiam.
t rb, 11. N. Ashby of la Grande
pew silhouctie Is on the way
VimiMiniwI t It.. witloitit lit t h. ,..... tut, ... ut
Z , , , ganlzation, a 1 mclnon was served
' tuno and her accompaniments
iV6 faultlessly rendered. Among
I tn Hie dining room of the beauti
ful home. Mrs. Uiehanl.sori gruc
' , ,. '. 1 ful home. Mrs. Uiehanl.sori graced
I i "Vi .1 1 " T " I" "i""!""-' "''n and mart.. Ir k..kIh
J onrtcrt thi vviy kik.-s.hI sat..- . , ,,.n,,,.ri!. hr.,.
lnB of Wallowa county cluol , ,,,.,., ,ach r whl,:,
Mn.;n Mrs. ll.uuo Drnnia 0t ,,.,,, M,.s w
V;j . .. arromiHinicd h.-r at II..- plan-..
a m: 1 1 re iinu Ku.'fti 01 minor ai una 111.'. 'I-
,VTV-' UV''Vl'"lnf V. i,1'"-" f' 111- K..rr.. K'lat.-I, was Mm.
M l,,rt CII,,,,,.;y "''''""luuki.r ot I'ortlan.l. 'who is visit-
the home of lr. and Mrs. . 1 . r rr ... , ,
. ... 1 1 J"1!- f the Kafffe Kl.-U-'h was Mrs.
f kI.a,.lson on ,ron.l and . ,- ,, r -n.Ptifl,,f who Is
I '", K-loivl'iK th. isual boo. !vlsm at ,,. ,;,,,,, ll0,u;
I tlln rt .-oiil.-st at l.rl.lK.. which ,.v,.nn;.,s .. , ,.,,,,.,.
I mtmmmmm provcl .M. 1 1. I .,. .h...- In ho Ihc
i best playi-r aiiimii; II..' K.'l.l I. men
1' . J
11 cm.
i 1 A
0V, LIGHTLY BONED
LA CAMILLE!
imfort to the ntli degree!
fliis Im. Camllle is fashioned
dainty muterlals, has low
p and back of elastic web-
ing. A garment, that for
ieor loveliness und pructical-
y, cannot be equalled.
fitted to u La Camtlle and
now real corset comfort.
full line of the different
liodels In IJrassleres and Cor-
ts, always on hand.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON
Coiwllurc
IMionc Main ".AU
HMO 4'M St., West of l .
1 iiiKi iM I'M, w. W. j Jerry among
i ladies.
the
Tho Christian Hndeavor-Moeietv
of the Presbyterian church will
have a masouei-iiiio
ty tomorrow evening in the Imse-
niriit 01 me cnurcn.
Mrs. chiis. Wale will entertain
tiie K. A. It. club tomorrow after
noon, October 31.
The- Methodlsl Kplscopa church
will hold the first or a series of so
cial affairs tomorrow evening, Oc
tober :tl, at the church. It will be
In tin.-, form of a basket supper,
followed by a Hulljiwe'eti program.
Mrs. George T. ( 'oebiTin proved
Herself a very charming hostess
yesterday nflenionn when she en
tertained the Wcdm-slny At'lernoon
flub at her home 0:1 .1m nmil streel.
During the afiernoon's piny at
three tables of bridge Mis. li. L.
Poarch won hitrh score tor the club
prize ami Mrs. II. A. Zurbrick wonj
I he guest prize. Mrs. .1. I' Kavens-1
crofl. of Wallowa, w:-s a guest of'
the ufternoon. j
Tho moms were artistically deco
rated with brtglii autumn flowers'
ami a delicious two course lunch-'
eon wi:s serve.. i
j
The Tuesday Hrtdgc club met j
Tuesday afternoon at the home of!
Mrs. George Pantz. Mm. L. .1. Pear-!
son winning hitrh honors during i
the aftei'iiooir.S play. Helftsil-'
llielily were served al the el(,Hi- of1
the afternoon. I
i The next meeting will he held j
With Mrs. Iteylen US hostess. !
Complimentary tu Irand fluardJ'
inn Minnie Hlner. the Juveniles of
Grande Konde Circle No. A T gave j
a short program f'. Honing the n-g-
ular lodge netting, a march was'
led by Gena May Sullivan. Gcr-1
Irmle King sin.l Virginia Wrlsht. as'
flag bearers, v. it Ii I oerig Warner '
at the piano Mid a Spanish dance1
was given by Uese Nowlin and:
Honald M.t,-aif. with Valerie Jlar-
per accompanying them at the1
piano.
... -
The r.-iinlar in., Mnir of the I.n-!
Ill-ran l.-aK'i.' was lit-1.1 at the,
iV.'Inon h.uii.' on lt;ik s:r.'ct r.-ccnl-i!
ly. Th.. n. w ..Ml.-. 'is w.T" tiis'-.ll.j
Wnlcr ( iim's Arc Decided
IldlSi:, Idaho, i Decision In iv
Kronp or c.ns..lihtt.'.l soils, filed
In I nltc.l Elates district court In
1'J:'0. U21 und l'j;s, to rurccloso
water contracts on the Salmon
projccl, near Twin Kails, was re
ceived last veek III the nlTiceOl
Ihc clerlt (Tl r.dcrailcoiirl froln
.I.i.Ibc . s. IMelilch. at I'ocat. llo.
in which Ihc courl holds th-.l Ihc
rrhich.al sum now duo Ihc l.l.'lin
lirt upon each oinlrncl Ih. i'4.(i4,
as i.Kaln.st the original contracl
price of ?!. an acre. Interest at
the rale of S p.r cent from April
1. I!'!. is allowed.
These three tilings will help
preserve, your teeth:
HeffJlar visits to your den
tist A Good Tooth Brush
and
RED CROSS
TOOTH PASTE
A medicated paste that pol
ishes und whitens as it
cleanses,
l"se It twice a day to keep
your teeth clean.
Clean teeth 'mean belter
health
Iiiirge tube ,",0 cents
Red Cross
Drug Store
Marcelling
Bobbing; - Shanipouinjj
' Manicuring
llaltio Mays
rorllall.l Clia.lualo
10(19 U t Ii St. I'lioiiu i!7S-n
No. 56 X
J. D. SLATER
Nominee on Democratic Ticket for
District Attorney
lie has several times hcen Deputy District Attor
ney and is familiar with the duties of that office.
He has engaged in the practice of law in Union
County, Oregon, since 1N8-I.
If elected will jrivc an honest and efficient admin
istration of that office as the law requires.
I'liid Adv.
-TV
jSpiliirig am be better nor
proJmv quicker mulls lhau
e remarkable
Varicose Veins
Arc Quickly Reduced
No sensible person will continue
to suffer from dnlm-eioliH swol
len veins or bunches when the
new powerful, yet harmless gcrm
Icldo called Kincrulil oil can
readily l.e ol.tuined at uny well
Htocked drUK store.
Ask for n two-ounce orlKlnal
bottlo of Klllcrald (Ml (lull
KtrciiKth) und refuso substitutes
Uso as directed and In u rcw
days Improvement will be milled,
then continue until the swollen
veins are red-iced tn normal. It
Is guaranteed and Is ho powerful
that it also reduces cnlni'Kcd
KlnmlH, Roitrcs and wens.
Itcd Cross Prus Co. will sup
ply you (mull orders accepted).
Adv.
SCALP TREATMENTS '
augmented by lie frequent
use e filial nbtiderful ncW
Ionic SCALP-TONER
MAItl.NEU.O COSMCTIO
SHOP
Rill. S5, New K.iley llhli;.
liionu .Main 12(1
i I 2
tn -vacuum I
The people
of Oregon have a
$40,000,000
DAMAGE CASE
against the state
income tax law
Here are the facts:
Recorded Damage Due to State, Income Tax ' 1
'Timber purchnca cancelled or impended $18,000,000
Construction of lumber mills, townl, lognlnK cuttpa and log-
(tinj railways abandoned or sunpmded 7,875,000
Other industrial InTeatmenti cancHfcd or suspended 4,571,000
One year's operating payroll on foregoing items....'..,..... 5,880,000
Disincorporstions, $4,606,000 capital. Damage listed 110 only 460,600
Actus) removsls from the stite, including tots of only on
year's payroll 2,440,250
Threatened removals, Including loss of only one year's payroll. .1,1 1 8,500
Caies ss to which definite amounts are not available, but which
amount to many millions; damage listed aa 0
Cases still under investigation; would amount to many mil
lions; damage listed as 0
Case In which reported removal or investment el ft where was
stated to have been caused by the income tn but which can
not ba vet i Bed in writing ; damage listed as 0
TOTAL RECORDED DAMAGE -$41,252,350
X ITOOT W ave """"'d ligned statements and
exhibits upon which the foregoing tabulation
is based and hnd that the total of $41,252,30 Is a conservative
estimate of damage properly attributable to the sine income tas
a determining factor in influencinc decision against Oregon in
vestment in the cases listed. We aUo find that many additional
amounts could have been Included justifiably in the total, so that, -making
every allowance for possible overstatements In individual
items listed, the actual loss of investment attributable to the staU
income tax it materially in excess of $40,000,000.
PRANK E. ANDREWS.
, CHARLES H. STEWART,
BEN SELLING, .
CHRISS A. BELL,
J. K. GILL.
VOTE November 4th to remove
this millstone from Oregon's neck!
KILL
THE STATE INCOME TAX
Vote 312 X Yes
r.id ailwli.m.ciil, I'oMl.ml Ct,,rol,rT ol Commrrrr Commit!,, (r r
loconi. lax, W. !. Il.b.6n, Ch,rm,a. r,.,.l,n. 542 Ea,i 15lh Slrct, Ko.tk!
J'otllan.1, Urcgon.
DO THE TINY.
TOTS HOWL?
Sl.lflt or H,e III tie (III.S
riren't very eniv iilnj.il c l-
tln? a Imlr I... I. Us u
Plr:ill;e l.l'U.'eeilinc nl yotl
can't blmnn tliem.
Vn take pnerlnf inline
"llli II,.. tiny nes an. I
inuke tile I. el. nl I rnellve lit
' '" Hi me time. You'll II!;.-
nr nkr, llrini; the kll-
li.a In.
c;kist makinkllo
iSHOi
It.Vnii . siiniiiH-r 1 1I. la.
"A llea.ilr Alii fur
lery wtJ.''
l'honc Main 577
The newest .
akfast deU
New Style H0
rilR only oats that cook Into granular ontmeal.
Nolhinftelselikcit. Meaty granules stimulate
diftcstion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
flavor. More than a new .oatmeal a new cereal.
Energy-building carbohydrates, tissue-building pro
teins, ; wealth of vital minerals. And New Style
H-O t;ikes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the
quickest cooking cereal quit as alash!
? pul.rll.On...
kin " s,' "- " (Quirt)
r t.nd.rrff. fl irt ffnrf ,ifthi pit. r..,hf. I IH. 4 g.
gilt
&0
H0a
r-r-jQPXXGOOElsc
OATS
S-trl Cook in
2to3mimitcs
fair.1!?, '"cr
Uuy your furniture the modern way a tiniiill pay
ment down and the rest in weekly or monthly in
Htiillnienls just like a saving account. Our easy
credit terms point the way to a more comfortable
home for you this winter at prices which are amaz
ingly low.
TACK THREE
KKMAKKABLIi VALUES IN
Winter Coats
$21.75 to $69.50
Ultra smart,-every one distinctly new, made
on tho most becoming slender lines still
demanded by Fashion.
Of soft, warm wooly materials fully lined ,
throughout, plain and fur-trimmed . . ',
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILUINERY
HAVE YOU THIED OUK ;
Cocoa Bread
If not, ask your isvoccv for a loaf today,
.. . It makes Delicious Toast. , v
Oiii- ;oiiicn
rnst Ih
Always
'rixiMMiKlily
JUllu-il.
Ash for i.lfotrlt
"'lrnn UnltL'd"
llnliiti'j;
rriKliMi.M
Gwilliam's Electric
Bakery
ASK FOR
PURITY
BREAD '
First for Quality
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
CARE'S
WHY DOES A ('liters HAVE A PARADE?
r.ucause th'-y w aul to tell the win Id about it. You
can toll the world we have some of the liKST CANDY
in town.
The Candy Shop
IM I IK Kl'
0tt'thn Se, Vkjn Sluli'm
irrrrrli Official Service Station
Delco
XlTofjiJ 14 Sc,v'tu
J RETvlY Genuine Parts
Wll.l.AKD UNITED MOTOR
lj J!OS' AUTO LITE
: -niK iiai'iijiv a i:i.i:m nic ki ihh k .
I IipIbIiIii Slwliliu, Wnrl,. Illiln.
i, 1311 WaMiliiiiion A.i:
"The Home nf iloinc-Madc Candy"
(Retail only)
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