La Grande evening observer., November 10, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Monday, November 10. 1924.
NEWS of SOCIETY
A ilotilile woriilfng took place yos--l'nl!iy
uftornoon at 14u2 O avnji'.' !
when Miss l.lilinn J-oralno Wilton
mm t'li-mcnt Kloyd Wnllnro and
MIhb ltuth Wrlj;!t ami William
)(lviay wcru mittcd In nmrrltifj
with Itcvorcml O. W. Joih-h of Mm )
I'hriHllan church atTV iuttiifj. Tim
rtnif rcrcinony was sel. Mr. ami
Mm. I- 1 Wright; nurciiiH oi M,i;m
Wright, anil iluuKhtrr. Dean, ami
Mr. anil Mrs.' It. Ih-lvvy wi re In al i
,unilanrp.- Mr.i ami, Mrs. llrlvfy L
Will - mnkp ilxHr homo at 1 t- O
nvcnm ami Mr. ami Mrn. Wallace
will nmko their home at the Wav
rly npurtmentH on OuVm'tJ. 1
All lour purltrH aro ivdl known
in li C! ramie, th hriihs Itoili Inv-
.liif; KrailunUMl from Uio l,a Crandf
hiKh school in Hi 2 3 and tho room
having lived hero for a number oi
years. Mr. llelvey is omnlove. l.v
the l,a Grande Grocery rompuov
and Mr. Wallace has born employ
ed by. Ihe city.' Miss Wright in
fclenngrnpher lor County Aent II.
V,. Avery and Miss Wilson has lieen
-vorliinjr In the capacity of steno
grapher for City Manager Hayes.
Preparatory for tho Macliowell
loptHre-recltal. November 21, ai
tlin hljjh Hchool -niKlltorinm'. the
imiHlc ipstruoloi'8 or J( (Irande
luet Sunday nt tli Voley hot"l fur
a MncDowell luncheon. Mrs. Kr-
.ward MacDowvll, widow-. Of AiU;V
iaH Krciitept composer, i a piun
ist of rare ability. It is' bel!evol
' site played no small pari in the
making of her husband's music.
Not only dot's she interprel Ills inn
pic hy playing hut she has I be rur.
i;ift off beipg: u.: .pleasinur sp:utv,'f.
, and will lecture with slides of' Hie
nehool Maclowell founded
. Tliose making yesterday's iuncli
eon a Success wen KiUhlern Camp
hell. Misses Gladys and Isahclle
Smart Sport
' Coat
Art xntftonifX
fifter every meal,
A pleasant
and agreeable
weal and a
1-a.s.t-l-n-g
benefit as
well.
Good tor
teeth, breath
and digestion.
Makes the
next elgarll
aste oeuer.
rTttteTT
tjL JIM
I
Announecmcnis
Socinl . niiiiounceinenlR may
ho pi luteal in Hits itilunm five
at i'lmrge- , Any 'uiiniiimw
mrtits prelniiifn; o any func
tions Mich as ctKiUeU fttoil
sales, elf., will ! ivfiisetl. An
noiincenieiils, in Im pnnteil the
wmi dny, must he in Ht leiy
editor's ban i Is by 0:IMi tt'chK'k.
News editor's note.
ivumi:x ur i'ltAXC; n i h:
nid'ATiox" oi-wvi.vrnn IWT
here, uiul wlUi Uium cmne. a
oitter faslvion , f Qittroversy. ThifSrlftli Motor Trade Ih'lsk
their ataw hats until next spring.
It remains to bo seen whether the
milliners run carry their atonkH of
evet liatH all tliroiiHh tiu winter.
On account of Armistice Day thei
nihle Head in 't circle has been post
poni'd from 'tiM-Mkiy until Wednes
lay. November l', when It will '
meet at the homo of Mh. 1(. M.i
Alar l on::ld at "i : ::tt o'clock. fmt
will call at t lie library for those'
who prefer to ride.
a
Ttie meeting of the Art HI tidy de
pnriment of tIie'N"ighborhooti club
has been postponed from Tuesday
until Thurmlay afternoon. Novem
ber i:t. nt two 'o'clock al the olub
rooms. Mrs. J. i. i.yn'h will
in charge of the program with
'The Knrnack" as the subject. ,
The Yoims Wonicn's Kdiiration
al Auxiliary uf the e'b-s' Methmlisl
Episcopal church .will meet Wed
nesday, November li. al Ihe home
of Mrs. 11. K. lixon.
a
The members of Hope Chapter
No. i:i. O. i;. S.. are looking for
ward with pleumire to the annual
vitdl of the Worthy (ivcml Matron
Wednesday evening. Movemher 12.
. ..
Cove. (Special) The Ladies
Guild will meet Thursday afternoon
November 13, at the home of Mrs.
C. Uerlseh. Tile tlnif will be spent
In sewing for a missionary family.-
Fashion Notes
fjANDB of soft brown leather-ajl
Hi a leather eearf trim this thre
quarter length sport coat of; tc
wool, and 'large letr.hei flaps. butc,1
over tho large pockets, whereas tn
coat -was originally designed ! 1 1
country and motor use. it would n i
be a; all out of place on a city atre
and could be used whenever a toj
coat was appropriate.
Milhr. Hilda Anthony, Kiln Nie-
lians. lniOL-ene ItiiSitell. Mildred
U Lovetf;v Mesiluuun U. J. Greom P.
K. Jiounison, ! iaiiK .j enter, a. cj.
Kinmnn. T. Holmes, ""Dallas
(Jreen. Florence T.ynch Miller and
lr. and Mrs. W. P. MeAdoryv.
i - ' 3
i i
or
jtfiij can le lehr t.vr
produce (wrii'j' tvs:t!ls .'mi
ihe ivuiurkubh' '
' SCALP TREATMENTS
auitmonfcd byhe frequent
use of tltaf nhtidertul ' tw9
ionic SCALP-TONER
MAIUXF.MiO COSMjrrUl
' SHOP 1
Itm. 25, Now Foley llldj;.
Phono Main 120.
Paris. Monkey fur. for some
time raiher out uf style, is thor
oughly in again. Ji trims cloaks
for daytime anrl evening and is be
ing used aa tin edging to wide hat
brims.
Paris. Tho fauhionnhle stone
this winter is the emerald. For Vve
nlng wear the chic earring is a
very long thin chain of platinum
with two triangles of emerald nt
the end.
London.-There Is nn epidemic
today of striped sports cloths. 'Wool
slocklngs in peppermint stripes ot
red and while vie with others
utriped in purple ami gold. Sweat
ers, however, are either plain Q"
decorated with pyramids.
'London. Tt is smart at tlie mo
ment to pretend after 6 o'clock at
night that your hair is not bobbed.
To help tin- pretense ilnn-e are ar
tificial Itraids .or rolls of hair to
pin across the behind fads 'with
jeweled pins of comae.
"hat ipicaliim" has arisen hotwe'n
the milliners On the oue si.leau
their customers on fhtQtnt. "N
the lIUM-.' winter luit to ho the
tall plrectolre crown nd untiirntxl
brim, or the little roric wMn fit
ted dome-prown?" ': v
The milliners have repliep M
rth :il I he the DlrectQlre, and rpfuso
to make nny other Iflnd. (Hirls, wo
men have vchcnieiilly ohjecfei), qm
the result has been that a surpris
ingly large number of straw hats
continues to- he. worn and tho time
honored custom of donning velvet
hnis on the flvsl day of September
has been broken, t
At the openlntc of. tho fall rnclnn
season nt I.ougehnpii H was no
ticed that women sioadfustly re
mined their summer hendwonr.
Meanwhile tho show windows, of
milliners' on tho rui ila la Pais
and the rue Koyalo nn overstocked
with velvet hats.
"It makes tmMnoJf too ntroh
!y." one of .the most- fashionable
women nt the track renlie( when
arked the reason for her failure to
a.topt the 4,nircctore.'' This prob
ably sums up the paso for the cus
tomers. The milliners have come out
rially and declared that women
must wear aqiiaro "crowns or not lin
ing. It has hecopie practically im
possible to find u milliner who will
mpke the stubborn little cloche. " t
"lieware of the wrong hat! :T1!
hat you choose can maku or mar
not only the ensemble of your toll'
el to. but tho charm of ;,your faoe
Itself." Such is the way hvwomnn
fashion writer in1 one of the., most
widely circulated style magnr.lne
advises her women readers, t.
The tendency In hat styles, npar
from the square crowns, is distinct
ly to height . lUftekpaune is, pror
valent in every modiste's window..
If - i nitre is.nnv trimming at all. It:
i (i ust stund Very high. Theverown
:iloue carries Ihe. heiKlit, if thesjiai
is not ornamented. The squavo
rowns hav their high trimming
it tho sldo or directly In front, bin
the round crowns, what few there
are seen, carry their ornnmenta
tlon on ton. i : .
The next -few weeks will oociuc
whether it Is to be Mho nirec
toire" or "the cloche" hut. '-Home
stubborn women say they can wear
hesplie Taklnif tiff I)utlt
T.ONHON. t.p)-The withdraw
al of the MeK'enna duties has ipit
huvl lli, Itiitpih iiiolor traips ac
cording to Mir John pinion, vvlin in
a riceni address aalil:
''Ittrmlnghnm happens to he
both the Mecca of tariff reruriu
and the principal umrket fqr mo
tor shares. Since the McKepim dit
ties caim off. ItirmlnKliaiil ppwn
papers announce that the piurket
In motor shares Is very ar-live, thai
tho threatened foreign Invasion is
being met by u belter nnlcle at -a
-educed pr!crt and thai rlie UrHhih
1 Iff lit car Industry s well eM;ibtlsh
d. (iramnphones tell n ulu:ilar
tjUq. ManufuctureiH. It was report
ed, were passing through a period
ot. linexumpled prosperity. . There
wiift eiuiilur prosperity In Ihe piano
trfide, ami a possible shortajri' of
pljinoB." ' '
(jermaii nlorallliHl leleentlun
''ticiotiM ti Vvo tlolel Staffs
I.tiNIHlN. (AP -..Waiterji and
other employes uf two l.nmlo;i
hiMehi wli have ple-wunt ni.itiiories
Of till Vi.Hl t(l lUiltdoU 111 AUiihli
last uf III" I'ltrniin d 'bM'itloJi to
Hie lui -r-.Wlh'd 'uni'ereaco on Ihe
llawes report, for they ten behind
a tip of ?J.Mmi for lh stiff of
one liothl anil $feu tor the nt if I" at
anothttr.
The t'-iteter and H ill r I Keapai'n
Ou::elte naya t lint the whnlv of the
cost or ihu visit of tV delegatlc-it
about 1 3 5,(1 tm, wan dir.eur3c4
the Oermuii novermm atf. ; ' 1
J-y AW ns Coutt.'ni Kur-iijelnn -SAN
l ii;it1. i'al, (.M'--A San
Pedro ftslu iinan iiellintr iitr.le , do.-v-I'iah,
a species, ctf Bhurl; . .not rupt'.
eialiy laaty, at ?"t each arouued the
eurlonlty of tieoi'?e ' 'Contrer:),
county dry ai:enl. I'u.elt j:iinc on,!.
Contreras aplti it o;e!i npd pulled
out a (tunt of uU.'l.vd Scotch whta-
key. ,
Some-peunle go hungry for fear
of biting off more than Ihey can
chew.
One meek as n kllteii may rrmv
up to be a wild cat.
Twelve were jailed for tnrrlm;
aiu feathering a .(a;ylaiid Kir!, a
cu.e win iv lu.e t'eatlnrj made ;'ad
hlnlf. '
Putmans V
FOR
STYLE AND VALUE
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear
.:; ANP MILLINERY .
You can buy a leavener that
will be more satisfactory than
THE WORLDS GREATEST '
i; Science has not produced onie
. ' n ' that is any more pure; or efficient m
SAtES TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTBSSiJ JBaAKEa'
Economy First
Tho 10SSKV SIX Is the flint Six Cylinder Closed Car priced
nt Sl.OtiO. ontl po more tQ purolMiqe thga most Fours.
Ill llA' RV HUDKON UOTOR CA1 CO. UNDER
x ' , HUDSON PATENTS
i 'A wonilcrfnl car to ride D(J drtrc '
Ledbetter Garage
1108 Aduiu Avenue , )-a !
Furniture Exchange
A
LOW, LIGHTLY HONED
LA CAJI1LLE! "
Comfort to the.1 nth fierce!
This Iji Camille is fashioned
of dainty materials, has lo-v
top and back of clastic w-b-blng.
A g.irnient. that tor
shtr Iovftins and prartieal
Ity. cannot he entcilled.
lie fitted to a t-i Cnnulle ami
know real cortet comfort.
A full tin of the differ nt
mAdMii In i::afl:deres nnd Cor.
seta, always on hand. -
MRS. ROM'. PATTISON
'orwlii'iv
1'linnr Main .V.9
ItIO 4llt M., V.iil "f 1. .
jTiulli-y Wi-ro joint liOHtcssefi to tin
Parkdlr .rlnli Wi'ilni'Mny. Kov.-m-;J.t
f. al.thn lionn of Mi-h. Owsli-y.
T!ip roninfl wn-ti lEiMtft'ully ..iUt(i-
rut.'il with pot plnntH an.l rut flnw
it nnl nftiT tin- r.'Kitlnr liiiitii-M:'
!h-.s.sionn slioi-t hut very Inl.Ti'sliiiK
l)rnt;r;iui wiis Klv.-ti. .t Hit' closi-
of an i-njoyalilc llini a ili-liriouH
limlicon was si'j'vcil.
..
The MlBsion Uaml of llto rrosliy-
lorian I'ltiircii lart Siilunlay aftcr
nonn, Nov.-inlicr S, vlth MIkb MII-
ilrfM Itrailrhau- UH IiohIi'KM. Tito af
tcrponii was Hin-nt al ill-cHain; loll.s
for thf 'litni-fio elillilrrn ana -fori
n nl'-aaant tinn' was Ih-oiikHI
to a cloui- a (K-IIcIouh lunclii'on wa.
SiTVOli.
. .
Mrs. Ora C. B..or. of Portlanil
who has hron a Louso iii'sf nt liio
home of Dr. anil Mrs. A. I.. Itich-
nnlson for st-vrral wi'i'Us. returned
lo Inr holm' this morions., ,
rove!' (Kpwlnt) ' Mr. Itnlph
(omsioi'k cnti'Halni'tl tin l.ailW'S
Ouilil Thursilay al n onn o'clool;
liinclH'on CiA-crs vcrr laid for
twi'lvr KUi-sts. al'Ii'r 'which tlu af
ternoon was spi-ut.-al :"r0ll" with
Mrs. A. H. Orton wlnnlnit,. high
senro.
Thoso trcsonl were Mrs. C.
IVrlsch. Mrs. I'. Hcryfonl.' 'Mrs. A.
II. Orton. Mrs. William HallinarK
Mrs. .1. 11. I'ricc. Mrs. A. i. f'onk-
iln. Hss ll.ss Kelly. Mrs. J. J.
( onliy. Mrs. I.. II. Curler. Mrs. 1..
K. Anderson anil Mrs. K. '. ltees.
...
rove. (Special) The Uorras So
ciety was enlertnlni il Thursday ul
Ihe home of Mrs. Wesley Smith.
Thelitni' was eiijnynlily spent anil
hefore ndjourninent delicious r
freshnienls were served.
' We.inesiiav ovenlne In Honnn
hall l.a Grande people will
treated to one of those esiUlsltc
dinners which Ihe ladles oi IIM
NeiirM.orhood rliih nnnually Bivr
U:st lo convince the Bcneral public
that cluh women do not lose Ihe art
of rooking and for the further pur
pose of replenishing the club treas
ury. The dinner will be one of the
standard type which Insures every
one who w!nh"S to attend that the
innc riiian" will not only be sal
lsrie.1 hi'.l very likely overloaded
with the Rood Dilnys to eat which
Neighborhood cluh lade s will pro
vi A musical program will be
i. riilered durlntt H veiilns. '
? ' s S
way
enjoy ROMAN MEAL
a properly balanced
food, and become as
regular as clockwork
ft
..I .1 ii
Licorice Caramels
The Candy Shop
2510 Pin ST.
r "The Home of Home-Madc Candy"
' (Retail only)
II
. STOP
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR
Thor Electric Washer
.'.',, : CAMPAIGN
p.- Phone Main 124 for Free Demonstration
. ......
LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY
MAIN
E. J. Donohae
We Buy, Sell
or
Trade
.. .;, ...!. . : : ,.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
t
' i
Phone 471-J
Fin and Jefferson.
IHi'ie.lam of lliinsm IX'ail
T.H'IIMA. WnnH. AI') lnrael
Pitt I'utnnr.i. Rreal-srrat urnndson
of (!'-neral Hni. l I'lltnam of Uevo
nuinnnry war farm, dii.l recently
nt Vancouver. Wash., nr. "1 H'
rime to this slate from Ohio In
tx:-n. lie s.-rveil In many Impor
tant ballbs of the Civil War as a
ni.-irl-er of r. V.' at 'irrtlnla reRl
ti.ent. 'H;e heily was s nl to Var-
et-a, Ol'1. for t.nrl.'ii.
r'aii i.f.iiTir. hil'ei! hi r hiirbani!
mi ih. ir lioiiei moon. iiiMea.l of
, i''j "Si
Wf'o i.
Garden Court
C OMBINATION SET
For, Men
B. & A. Croain ? !"')
Talcum fpi-u Men-.. .50
Shaving ' Cream .... . ..r0
Tootli Pa3te 50
REGULAR ,..'. J;..,.$2.00
ON SALE T()DAV
V-.v i.oo
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
Mllle IliJ, Stlllsnsc
I'urc INii'k SniisaKi', bulk
Mliii-e Sli'lil, 2 lbs
Candled ifuuraitlreil, doi'it
3111(1 Cnml llnins, Half or AVboliv...
:!0r I.li.
Jtle I.li.
. I0u
, 2llc Mi.
(.ItAMIi: IIOSIIK TAI.I.KV IIWllOI'dliK S'l'IllsltH
None Heller Pew lis Hood.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
ASK FOE
PURITY
BREAD
First for Quality; ;
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWiDiaius
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
Silver
Grille
Day and Night Quick, Good Service
Choice Popular Prices
All White
15UY YOUR FURNITURE THE MODERN WAY
A small payment down and the rest in weekly or
'monthly' installments just like a savings account.
Our easy credit terms point the way to a more com
forliihlc homo for you thin winter nt prices which
arc amazingly low.
CAKE'S
CLAUDE C. PRATT
IjpI It show, we hnxo ft flnn lt
of shtiiKle- an. I KKntix. anil
nhitl niiih-. v nrr M-llinic 't.
No! I ll t!u that back, we aro
imt Killn it, iMHijile ur' tMiiii
It Iwi-aiiM- Ihe iri c U rri'tlfii
llv Imv.
siiiimlc. rmii mi l
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"llw I'oor Man's rrirail"
Opiu. rmiiidry. I'll. OK Ii M
o Smtilsy ltif.m.M
Pride In
Good Looks
IVrsonal' fiM,ln npp-ar-
. nnce la ommon rlturar-
t-rlit 1? with most worm'ii
thef' da. - '
n-auty ' uiiln tjmh r Iho c-irn
of it purl a who bavn inttJe
It a utuMy In an important
tlie p irrhan of a hpw
lr.-Mi' or nvr hat.
Our shop In i'fnippd lo
Kiv flit- kind of Tl-v jro-i
iiKiml.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room A. Nomnier niilg.
i "A llmulf Aid for
f:trf Srnl."
l'linne Main 677
RFARlfJRR
ULiminuu
HYATT
ROLLER BtniNOS
NEW DEPARTURE
BAIL PAH1WQ
NEW DEPARTURE
LA GRANDE IRON V0RKS
MACUINH SHOP WD JCS DOT
All Klada al Mnohtiirrr, AalomobUn ud Tncux HegatradJ
Orerbiuiled ud Rebuilt
Acetylene Wldla oi AU Indti 1
Ojllndrr Boring and 0en tlmuimt
CriukilKfu. Ptaton nd Platoa PhM BeHMl
Oln Ce Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Hyatt and Timkin Connecting Rod nnd Main ReuringH
Fan Rolls - Springs Gears
A full lino of Replacement Parts
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parta)
RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BATTERIES
HIE BATTERY ELECTRIC BKRVlfJB 00.
Lcigbton Machloe Worka Bldf.
, llll WMhlnitwi Ave.
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II II BATTERIES )
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puHine up with him fur a while.
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