Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1926)
Tuesday, OctoW 5, 1920. LA GEANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Tbr W." R. C. Endorses r-, 1 Eastern Normal Onti n'v inmbor, lr. U-i Smith. v:ih tnitlutod ycstnluy af ternoon whr-n tin retjnlnr Jiicst Int: f DltviT 1. Morton It-Mlff VrpM, No. 37. vu held ut t h K. 1. hull. .Mr. I am in lit it.l.-ft. liiTMldcnt nf the corps. nrrnideq. iHirlnK tint UtiHliitws atnainn tin oorpH mpinlxTH endnrMed the Kusl rn Orpfoii normal tu'liuol Mil to lp volnl upon ut next .month? iff'tlmi. II w:ih iinnotiiu'rd thut -in department president. Mix. Miniiti Slultfiy, r KtiKi'ixs. will h la l.ti (Iriinde to inspect the e.urpa itu (III. 21. I'luiiH Hf'ic L '".lc for the next iTtftiliir dinner ilny, which will be Ih't. Ml, Iltltl II eoilllllitteO WUH Up' liiiiti-il. Mrs. I.my (Iruhtuu is iluilrmiin of tho emu in it tee. ' The nthi'i members arc Mrs. Anirt taint, Alrn. Miittle '('olden, Mrx, l,yill:i ( ! in ml y. . I I'M. (Veil ialH. M I'M. Mury Huh' nii'l Airs. MuKtfie I lrmun. MfinlK iH of the ' orj s hit viui? blrlhdnyx in S pleiiilK-,i und Oe- tOltci WTC llOKtCKKi'8 ll 11 1'ill the nodal hour. They gave a nkit d-'-picllni; c o I u in h ti discovering Amei ie;i. Mi-h. Simun Willianmon i 'pn H'n tfil 'uluinhus and Mm, Kl on-net- I'ieUey, who was chair man of the t-mniultittte,' nete d un inaje.' M ih. AluiKaret IJIyntono wna. tin' doctor. ' M vt. Nrllle Hmtth. the cook and .Mrs. I'Ynnels 1 Manic repr'NfiilinK' t hi' landing'. After the pi oi am the hontesseH tervnd elder und doiihnula to the :it inelnMeiH nrem-nt. ,. ; A ehupter of Alotht-r's Sflf-Cul-1 in ehr. :i national organization. Minerva Says ,l.nst week we told you ail about lted Cross Arch-Tone Slippers. This week we want jo', impress on, your mind &hout Tweed hi Slippers in the .latest pattern and up-to- tdufV new fall Slippers und pX fords. '-; Where else can you buy 'flicHO iiewi-st patterns .at t nvse' low prices, consideriiiK' the rhmjf wear and good looks. Just think! Slippers from 85.0(1 to $"..". Those n rev the slippers Twe.edl" . jTiiul'H and fancy patterns. KflOTKttV prices are in reach -of -all. It's the vol- .Aime of pniis anil small pro TltM tJuil's- how we do busi ness. -V- ',. i The B00TERY WaiHi the WiiMlows; ' ' K for Yourself IT'S A WISE MAN Who Prepares lor the I'uLure! NOW IS THE TIME To liny COAI. tnr ni'vl wln l.'i's -i: Din'l wall imlil II ' Allows . mill hliiws. "ABERDEEN V UTAH" "COAL" lti'l ill .Hip Wi'hI" Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 VALUES 1 -Piece CONSOLE SETS $1.98 CHEESE and , , CRACKER SETS Try THE ORE. HDWE. First $1.98 was formed here Saturday whci 20 . youujf mothers met at th WtKhhorliood club rooms with Mrs. I. Floyd, nutionul orKiiniser. Mrs. Itay Murphy wnn oloelcd president of the new eluh; Mrs. Klmer "AleManus. vieo pretildilit: Mm R Lyons, H-cond vlee president: Mm. It. . Wllllurim, rerordiiiK seenetury: Mrs. far I li. Ilejin, field Meet clary: M i n. John S. Hod pin, treasurer: Mrs. l.eo 'MHler, mmdeal director, and Mrs. Joiin Stoddard club reporter. The purpoHO of the rlub Ik to I intercut younir mot hem In the proper ralsinK of their child mi ' nnd help them to know how to d'i I It. Twenty members registered ' yesterday and u r-tuest Ih belni; went out for many more. Anyone interested in invited to the meei- IllKrt. The next meeting of the' club will he ut. the home of M m. Kl mcp McMamiM. at 2:'Mt p. in,, (lc- loher J . - A law nuinlier of diivetM have offered their cum to convey the Methodist women to Cow for their annual aid society en vent ion, which begins tomorrow moiniiiK" ut 1 1 o'clock. furs will h nv t he M. K. church here nt : 0 o'clock and all women Inten'stej are .asked to he there at that time. , This is the Heeoud annual eon t. nllon of it he 'Methodist Kplsco pal I .utiles Aid Koch-lies of Tnioii fctMinly. Ite-tween 5 a and fin mem- hers of the local flix'iely plan to attend. Elgin Girl Weds Dallas W. Harwood ! Arias Mlhlreu M. . Reed. diuiKii- I'll of Air. and Mrs. tlanford Heed, of K I fin. and Dallas W. Harwood. of Burl ey, Ida., were quietly nmr ricd yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock ut the Kirst Presbyterian munse here, the licv. WillUim Cnisby Koss performinif t he cen i n o n y . They were a e e o n i pa n le d by the bride's parents, , After the ceremony they left by auto for Jdaho points on n honey inoou trli. They will n'turn lo KlKln to make their home. i ,.- ' t XKIN (Special). At '2 o'clock In the .nffiininR of Ki'pt. 25. lh,i' weddLni; ;.of Miss Jtuth Kichar.ls and Walter Votfel. bolh of I nlon, took place, at linker, the Itey. Kather Jelly offieiatlnir. : They were accompanied by the bride's parents.'- Air. und Mrs. William Hawkins. AUss Luellii Uelaney an.l 'larenee IteekeK i After the ceremony the bridal party was talte.n to the (Mser 1 1 rand hotel, where a : weddiny , bi'eakl'ast- was served. t Kollowtnw u short wedding trip lo IVudletop und Wallit, Walla luy , newly weds -turned to- the brjflfc -jrrnom'H runehnt? i "J-'nion, .whj?'t 1'hey u're nov'aT'.' ou'io"" To' "their . many friends. J I loth Mr. and Airs. Vojjel have lived here for a number of years nnd linve many friends, lie is a graduate of the Knlon hlj;h aehool and a prosperous farmer. ; -1'NION (Special). Miss KlielM I h-iaiiey, M rs. I eon Mays nnd .Miss Clara Van Houlcn enter tained at a mlscellaneoiiR sliow r In honor at Mrs. Waller VokcI, recent bride, Wednesday evening at the home of Allss lii-laney. Slv Coming to Pendleton and Baker Dr.Mellenthin Specialist In Internal Medicine for the pnsi ficteii years tnyv.fi ,fT of'Mit.vn-: , Will lie in Pendleton on Tuesday. Khhiber 12 nt the lorlon Hotel, i n.wi I.. lib.. Wiwlmxtln v anil iThui-Mlny. 4klobi-r Lt and II, at' Hh CioiM'r Cfi-Hiiti iioiei. (ifflee hours la a. m. to 4 p. m ONi; HAV ONLY o t bnrge for Consultation Dr. Meiienthln is a regular grad uate In medicine and surgery and is licensed in the state of Ore gon. He docs not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or uile nuids. He has to bis credit wonderful results In diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart. Kidney, bladder, bed wet ting, ratarrh. wt-ak lungs, rheu matism, sciatica, leg ulcers mil rectal ailments. ltelow are the names of a few of ids tnuny satisfied patients in Oregon: Mrs. W. J. Alarlin, Aloro, high Mood pressure. . Airs. Petcu West burg. Colton, stomach trouble. , Airs. Ilatvor Nelson, Chinook, j Wash., goltr. Afurtin Joriffson. Astoria, nerve : trouble. Airs. Chris Hanson. Chinook, Wash., bowel trouble and neuritis. Mrs. James Kills. CwUil!e. gall sion-s und colitis. James SUfSS, likside. ulcers of stomach. J. It. Jenkins, Silverton, circu latory trouble. Uememhcr the nbovo date, that consultation on this trip will be frre and that his In at men t Is dHfVre.nL i Married women must he nc comnanled by their husbands. , Address: 211 Hradmiry Hid?., , Loa Angeles, Callloralftj A4v, was pi1 suited with many betuti tui Rifts. After an enjoyahln tliuo at panics nnd music the hostesses served refreshments. 1 . Announcements Social niinoiiiKviuciits may Ik- printed hi this column free of c liaise. Any aiin(uincineiiis IM'i'tuiiiinx to liny fuiietioii miIi ns cookcil fMM sales, et'., will tic ierus4l. Aniioiineenients, lo he printed the siimc day, must he In siM'icty ell tor's hands hy U:(H u't-lock. News tilltor's note. A musical prn;i am of Interest to l,a Urande people will lie Kit'eii free Wednesday evening In the NeiliborhiMid ct,n)i rooms, bclu nhiff at )i .o'clock, when Ihe Ka.d rn ( rcrtm school tf musie wilt present several of its pupils in re eital. Hoth violin and piano nuui-. hers are listed. The public Is in vited to attend. The American I.etflon auxiliary will meet In reK'ila r session to morrow evenlnir at S o'clock I he K. 1'. hall. Convention plans will be dlsjMissed. All members are urjrcd to attend. The Ladles auxiliary to th brotherhood ofltallway Trainmen will meet In regular session this evening at 7 : SO oi'lo-k at KaKlci hall. l'rectMlint? the meeting there will hf- a pot-luck dinner for all It. of It. T. members and their families, bcKnnink at B : :-t o oVIocli. . The Lndl.-s Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet In the community room of the church tomorrow afternoon. The officers will be hostesses. ' ' i Tomorrow evening at 7 :3fl o'clock the members of St. Peter mi Kplscopal guild will meet In reg ular session nt Honan hall. - Mrs. I ,ee Wa rnlck, Al rs. A rl h ur Ma rr. Airs. Nellie Spencer and Mrs. Lloyd Seriber will be the-hostesses. The Missionary society of the Christian church will, meet, tomor row afternoon In tlie mines of the church. Natural Figures May Return Soon Hy the Asswinted lwss W h i I e t he;e is only a su gges tion of waists being shown in the new Kngllsh models, there nre all kinds of devices which hint nt the J waist line ratlier' than indicate It. There are Utile gold buckles which j fasten in tin1 front and bows which tie at the side, 'lo these effects mean that wo men are going" to have their na-; tiiral figures again V" a modiste was asked, i "If we Biioeecd," she said, Mihey may gradually come back in style again .and lliose women who have starved themselves ftr five years wiH. be. oblo to raj afuin.,"' ; , nam r.s or nt:v .creations l-'antaslic an wonin of the new creations ndo-nlng Purls windows may appear to the nmn on tho filreet, it seems that the designers' ACTUAL FRUIT , JUICES give its Raspberry, Strawberry and Cherry flavors Royal Fruit P1 mTirpH Gelatin 3 Minutes or 5 a hot breakfast cooked and ready! THOUSANDS now have nour ishing hot break last s everv day. Hreakiasts providing the "balanced" ration of protein, carbohydrates, vitamtnes and the "bulk" (to male Jaxativcs les . often needed) that .grown-ups and chidren need for ac 'tive days. Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes faster tthan plain toast. Serve at bn-akfat tomorrow. Tlicn make it your starter for every day. I'Du this for your own sake aud fur lira Mil s sake. Your Rrocer lias Qui k Quaker also Quaker Oats as you Itave always known them. Quick Quaker nWlfF!Lesion,s Style V iVli Chnw Plane A r CAT THAD MASH HIO. & Junius William hUierltod $H,nnin.M . "1 henrd it was $ HHLAno." "Well, dear, you must have heard It lifter I did." ". HotiftcfllcH have no polities, A flouscrty has no fume. Ho hus no business In the soup Itnt ho Kcts Ihnro Just tb numo. Another Interesting' etistotu U VUwMik in UmUtu( to fjwlm iMftHHo 4eli4Jllx; tlel walk. r U 1 loeltir (Lo grave digger) : "John. John, this is very bad. I must .report y6ur iutoxleuted con dition lo jhi minister." t .Ura.y .Uigor; "Aw, ooiuo off. Hoe; I've covered up many u tnls- tak! of yours. Can't you overlook one o' mine?" . Alosl people are known hy bills 1 hey keep owing. the - Alutriinoniul races are. effen won by a neek.( - "No, Willie.". Kild the .Sunday school teacher, , "Noah's 'wife wasn't Joan of Are." - r .' The reason a kiss nu-ant more in the old days was because there was no "Take One' slgu in the vicinity. - K X I OK V. RS I MM ()) KW ? ! JKKl-mUSON, Ind. , Jteeauso the principal, thinks . Knickers ai-o immoral nnd Immodest, nine-your-old Virginia- Allen cannot go' to school. She has been debarred twice n day for three weeks. Her mother, .who insists that knickers are at least as modest ns the little short dresses that otUer children .wear op tho swings at the school playgrounds, is contemplating liti gation. . , Kl'QKNK, Ore., Oct. 5 (AP) The annual Lane county fair ran behind approximately 1900 this year, according to the report of If. H. Karle, secretary. Increased premium list und plentiful show ers were ascribed as the principal cntiscs of the deficiency. imagination must have been more severely . talced In thinking out names for them. Debutante's dresses have such nanjes: "Ihe Swan, Poetry. Pastel, Candid, ' Tnuocence, .Jngcnue, a 1'romlse, Nanette.'' 1 iresses for wear at . dances. range from: "Valencia and 1 taller- ine to Jazz ami Klrst Step." Cloaks have ' sterner names: "JMetator, Kl'Cnpltan and Kullau." f JILUMfl 3 Careful Buyers ATTENTION! Before experiencing the delay and annoyance of send ing for mail-order tires let us show you our C-T-CV Not Long in Price but Long in Service. Besides, we mount your tires and make -all adjust ments on the spot. At Our New Filling Station RED CROWN GASOLINE 23c Gallon LA GRANDE TIRE SHOP Cor. Adams and Hemlock JOHNS HFtOS., PROPS. Show Plans Are Making Headway iuro mm 27.h or tms ib ' month hoforo nrrnntrements were I made, for tho style show, but an pluHB.foc the style show, to j exhibition of present styles on 1lv Kiven here October ti nnd rT,llnfr. lM pxn.-trt i n.i tie under lbt mupieiNs of tho La Urundc post of the An-rlcaji Le Klon, profcress Interest lie comes Kieateir und a Lrendy t he legion naires UJ'C looking forward to u record utteiiilanco on both .night. . MilUnviy shops nnd ladles reiidy-lo-wear stores of this city lia.vo alreuiLy selected swcrul pretty models, who. will appear at the show, and are chasing tho bcstKlull, COMVf.ntloil to bo ilPld h(lpo of their stuck to he displayed ut . n,ix K.mim- jv.wv.v.. that time. Twenty minutes will 1 be. the time limit allowed for tlm uij4ii;iy or earn more unu eucu wui arrange lis own act, furnishing music or whatever is desired. i Thi- Hlylo Bhn,w Witt tako plaop ! Any I'Nlilbllniw. not iilrriuly lint lit tli,. Ari'mlc tluniio n n d in nil-lcU. niahine to tuko jiart in the rtll Ion to It mi ovnl moro koiwoiih kIjIb hIiiiw uro tml.o.l to notify clUiiluy of fnslilmiH will ho kIvimi ! Uiiymoiui (., WillWiiM, rllulrman in ttlclnros. wllli tho Khowinir of 'of tht. 'nimiu. In ohnrKo. c 'h i 1 1 i n g Schilling pays more for (ine cinnamon bark bu'. you pay no more for Schilling Cinnamon. Of the dozen of grades of cinnamon bark, only one can TEA . find its way into Schilling Cinnamon - iCOyjee. the finest. You can tate the difference. BatuivfanItT exti-jcts . HHV ' kiltkiSS In purity first in quality first in leavening strength first in economy. THE WORLDS GREATEST BAKING POWDER MAKES BAKING EASIER IT'S DOUBLE ACTINO Sales X't Times Thoae of Any Other Brand " tho WUliam Fox Him, ' '"Mic )j.euws.' starrlntr tlcorg O'llrien I "l'Ms; 3onv8" Is a rcmilar run much to tho production. ' , -Tho picture shows tho evolution of feminine wearing apparel from Wve's tlm miHI ih prem-nl day. Adrnin, dtsi ner in pictures, eren-ted tho clothes for tho pic ture. The waHrioir of tho styl show uf inn lira priori on tao pin or the leKlnn In rnlKlnjr money for the 1(llmiH-i.,n ..ua t, u flnft (.Uhi r0WB lttwu Mtt4rB..unU Hid Iuku stiutii of th .tltutru wltloh will be. row.rvitl un.l .r.u m for tho olhi.r ho ill h in tint linHtfi. II hi.' 1 1 1 liMahMh R0HY Tlie Very Newest Luxurious v v FUR-TRIMMED COATS ' j.i-; At Very Reasonable Prices . , A reniai'kable. collection of "advance winter fashions r--newest silhouettes, deep . pile ' fab rics rich furs, new plaids and new' English cloths, v, 1 . v ,,i Make your selection now while our stock ia complete.- ': ' ' ' $18.50 to KiaWK VIlllV lll'SV , N1-:V yOUK Tho . tncompar ublo Buieanno iti vory, vory luiHy, poHlnfr for photoKi-uplioi-H In 40 nport HuitH Bin. hroutcht from J'tiri'n to mty nothlnff of Mich tliinKI an liinnhlntf with Mr. unil MrH. Jack omps-y nnd GeorK'B t;nrppntli.r ana )nelili.ninlly kHUhr a little. tfnniH prnctlre. AND MU.UNCRY otove uemonstrann WILL CIX)SE SATURDAY, OCTOUER W BUY NOW CARR'S i . - . ijj ..l.lij.'r Tom.Tbrn, son, loieei he run , " but, the pig got loose." Many parents send their children to this :Shop for fresh home-made candies. Children like sweets, and here they find all varieties at a price they can afford to pay. Our Own Special Eniflish Toffie, ,70c Lb. THE CANDY SHOP w 217 Fir St. Fountain Service. Open Evenings Till 1(V t :l $105.00 Minn. j . 4i'. WASHlNtiTON, .Oct.; p '(fi--I'roHlil.'iit rooll.lge b ieot. jiJo two smult iHluntls In rha Ootutn hla rlrrr, ut the . hdwair ; of thn Wul I a Walla, river Id Ue atota of WiiHhinKton for-a naw ;fe dfuL lilnl r.''rviitlon. It will lio ionu iih tho Columl'la lrr hri ' jf- AND SAVE -!-:V. th Pipet ! p:e 6 lT-v HI W Mr
