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CJjs inuke th.9, real Fourth. Q Dscidwte
, yei homes, slrccts, ncl (Mint-as hus.
I.iirlit riSvas hue H'iri"K, wift kath-
er sirnp uii.ler f.fii. 14 h.ln; very'jtooil
fittnir IVii-e f." OLeather I'tiitwn,)
KiKj.l Mu'jljtv ami (iiirht weight; niiuliO
" uiyv i" '-alf. Price ' p,
-fjn Hillre wwk of fiwlc uniP Kiiti-rlSinmiTM, hy nrtlKtH of
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CHAUTAUQUA NEEDS For The Whole Family
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.ALL RlOHTS.HEStBVfiO .
KaP Kidt Klecn. The most pnte-
tuaJ, liraltliful , ib time garment ever
invented Ur cluuirru.
Made ill tn one
piece, with dn
Lack. Ko vera III mi.
be (juirkly flipped on
ami off and eajily
xvuidird. No tiyhi
ffcutic handi ti
utuy the circu
lation. Hand-
tome, itont
fabrics in liifltt
vt heavy weight.
Made only h
I-cvi Stuutt &
Co.
New La France,
. Silk Hose
At lust," iiflor many
wfcks'of wiiitin, we -iui
iinjti (five you I .a Krawu
all pure mlk hosf, in
black, while, brown anti
irrcy. I'rict' $2.50.
MEN!
Advance- .Styles in SM
Hon llatH just in; n nifty
mw modfl, in brown,
preen, bright (fret-n and
th nrw beuver hhailc.
Ilijfh crown, mod turn soft
rim, with narrow bnnd;
we them in our window
Price $b'.3U.
M-
ore
Jazz Gaps
The florond Hhipment is proving: quite h
popular us the firnt. If you were one of
t)ionfl waiting, we itdviie an early ho lection
an wo have only u limited number. CoIoik
are brown, if icy, and vreun; ull yi.r.
1'iice $3.75. .
NEW GLOVE STI.RS
A new nlecve style, in
broirVn, (f"y u'hI whito
ueile; the latest novelty
in ploven. Auk to nvn
Hiem.
NKW JERSEY SM.K
. I'K'ITK OA1S
Thi'k, soft, Jersey Silk,
of lu'uvy, fine quulity;
they're made to wear with
the new tiht nkirtH ami
have flounceH that aro
clinjfiiiK; some are act-or-deon
pleated, some hem
ied, Home witn. pink
llouiu'eH. Many have
fancy flounces or Van
lyke points; colorn are
peacock, emerald, purple,
rose, bisque and K'dd.
Slt,K AM) OIEC ANDY
Kit .
Several new pnlterni
and eoloi-H, in both or
jrandy and ireorjeette;
Home of the organdy has
dainty lace edging, some
in points; colors are blue,
pink, bisque, rose, white
ami red. Pike.s H"c t
$l..rtU yard.
new ricntEn vom.e.
Three new- patterns ar
rived Saturday morning
a blue-green check, a
rone, and pink. They are
very pretty in shade and
pattern.
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White
WasK
Skirts
This is indeed a oenson
of skirts, and no woman
who is 'dress-wise will at
tempt to start summer'.::
ph-asnnt activities with
out one. And none will
want to when she sees
these delightful models
in white materials. Prices
range from $.'1.50 to $6.00.
Also a large variety of
the Sport Skirts in Kumsi
Kum.sa, Kan Ta Si, Knr
onette Satin, Paulette anil,
the Taffeta and Satin
many new, pleasing col
ors. Prices range from
$10.00 (6 $22.50.
We try at all tim"-; to m:ike shopping easier for you, through n
greater variety of st ocks and a wide range of prices. We do not
begrudge the time yew take in making assurance doubly sure that
what you finally de.cide to buy or not to buy is time or money
well spent.
Theerfore you'll find no lrtless or apathetic people here, but persons
keen and alert, who.-e amid t ion is to be and feel as much at your
service tomorrow as today. Ieri!e deliberately, ask questions make
your shopping a real pleasure heiv.
The New .
' Waists -
Tfiat have been expecting for
so lout; have at last arrived; but
onlv a limited number of 1
Ceurtrettes. However w are ex
reptiiinnlly it'&d to show you these
us they nr far more beautiful
than any we have betm able to
' show you for some time; nmontr
them we have the new
PEPIUM
lilmise, in white anil flesh, Geor
gette, with many beautiful trim
minus of embroidery arid beading.
The plain blouses are in flesh,
white, pink, and maize, with beau
tiful embroidery trimminits.
We want YOU to inspect these
soon. 'New blouses are-' berominp;
a scarcity now, on account of sy
many factory strikes.
SEE THESE TOMOKROW.
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A Chautauqua necessity. Better
get you i s now while the new
stocks are complete and colors
best. Best all wen J suits, some
exclusive makes with this store;
colors are brightest we have ever
shown.
MEN'S WOMEN'S and CHIM
KEN'S, all wool, wool mixed, and
cotton; all prices i
in
Canteen
Bags
More of those pop
ular bags, in patent
leather, fancy lining,
mirror, and card caso
inside. Made just the
shape of a canteen. Sen
them in our window.
Also new Moire bags
in different s.hapes, all
good sizes, some with
silver tops and chains;
colors are grey, blue
and black. Prices.range
from $4.00 to $15.00.
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Mrs. Stejbi In!o - wb the hono- A ninnbe.r of l.a Crande people
tuest at a surprise (railieriiiK ut herjspenl I'rUlay enbiK in Hitker, at
home on ' Wcrineadny eVenJtiK. June j teni Inn the Julian i:itliif:e llevue of
11, The occasion wu4 the cel'lP.- li 11', one of (lie star attiactlons o
tlnn of Mia. Ingle's' birthday and the nemum al the linker theatie
It was a eathei'lUK trmt was m;is! i Amnnn those who went from thj-i
hiuhly enjoyed bystliti twenty ni daid. Mr
tjitirw f i je nils pri-seiit... fiev. tl. I danli Mi.
ClntV was nmotiK the mlniber p:es dard, Mr.
tut ami was prevailed upon (:MIhh Nell
nrnk", u few remarks whlrJi w.u ! Allinson. and M sm
cilniplled with In an 'nton-fttint; anil and I.. J. French.
entertaining way'. The gueMa cle-i
patted With many expressions ofjpaikdnle Club uiemhei-Hhip Widues
pood ' will to their Ditrprtsed bu' 'day afternoirn. On account of tin
and Mr-. Dabl St oil -and
.Mis, Khner Siori
iiml Miw IImioM Cratlv.
(liininwit, . Miss .llt'ssle
Poll. Me.veci
gratified hostess.
tine weuthf r -and the on ro.uls for
tiuveltnn nearly t lu entire iuem
hership was pit sent and the athct
Iuk was one of the mist iutenstinu
of the reason. Mis, llalley was as
sisted by Mrs. Eratik . Owsley In
earing for Jhe nwesis and the aft-
d In til
ks helic
Wis. S. F, HwalhetR iinnouneen
the ma ri lit an of her daughter. Vern,
to 1. -Wesley Oarher, It. S. N. The
xycddlnK took place In Honolulu.
T. 11., May ltUh, Mi-s SwalhorK waa
a r.iVinde ghl. having.. Hpent lornoon nulmlnat
most of her girlhood, in this oil y. jspiead. Two wi
For the past ye;ir she had been lii'riulr club will meet at tlje 1mm
"tlio yeoman seivico lij- the navy nt Mrs ll.nney Oldenburg,
the naval (mining cmnp at Hhmh j '.' . ','
trtnn, Wash. , r,,,k Mf Vx
nr. i.arneT w troin. nip, rnn nnt i
bfu In the V. S. na for seter.il j
yeas. I
The wcdtllng comes as a surprint'
to the maijy filemtn of (he yomiK
. Miss Mildred Oliver relumed dm
1 lug I he past week f nun Kiigeuo:
where she hud been ui lending t he
jrniv.'iHity of Oiegon. Miss Olivet.
:who spent two yeaiH at Whllmai'
t'pllege. has coneliubd her juuioi
year al ihv V. of O.
I Mm. Jessie Jarvis. of Portland,
'-pr ..bleu' of the Krbekali Assenilily
of Oiegou, will be a visitor In l.;
(! rande ami I'll ion county I his
i week. M . h. Jarvis will niak an
offjeiiil visit to Crystal Itflirku'i
l.oiUe No, ,ri(l al Its regular meetlnv
June l!4. She will also be present,
at the eounfv convention t he held
n I'mon the following day.
.l.a Crande so It ty hinted out al
most in a body Thursday exciting
lust to attend t lie dance held' in
Uev hall tuulei t be uuspiees of I he
J.a O rande eliapter ot It, t latum -tl f -vision
veteran:'.. Tli'-i njsult was
thai ev eivhody on the floor had i
t ImroiiKtiiy gnod time and the vet
erans' chapter fealted a good sum
of money from lh? it flair.
Transmigration of Souls.
A fi'esh jotii if tit ii was preying nr.
obi geiilletnai', who evitU'iitiy felt
birii'd. io :ii !i in n n Hliiiration of
'he ti'aii-iiiiinu.oti of souls, -lunvlng
how a person', identity iii'ghi be main
ta'ncd. Al I t ihc oh -i-iiib'iiuiti re
piled: "Slipp ' von -ii-jubl die. yotir
"onl iiilhi :i, -;:' u is i.niaiy bird;
when the eiiimrv liinf Ji d il mii:llt up
pern- In a h'.u or ji. tlg-r; amiin. It
might appear in a .ho Uass and I
might stroke its ears atel say, 'My
ih'iir fellow, vou lime not Hiaii-'cd u
tdt' " Pittsburgh t'hroiiii Ie-Teb grapli.
Good Thing to Remember.
Tor grit In the eye e.pply n drop or
two of ensior oil; M relb-ves the lr-titailon.
Gooding College Plans
to Erect This Year a
Newoys Dormitory
tho, Union. Hence tho school must jbiaiiches and county reitificate sub
have a new buildiitu or fail to do Its jerts. Then, when -the Method
fha e in the woik of the recotis-rur ; ronference npts ;t Wej.ser this
tion perkid. j fall, Thursday evening will be giv-
i Heside.s its tall term, which rout-ion over entirely to Hooding college,
inences Sept. n, the f hool is star; j A bnno.uet will be served, and ad
j Ing a summer s-'ssion this xve-k in.! il; esses will be given by men promi-
: which emphasis is noing pl.iftd on i t;ent both within and outside tho
' shorthand, typewrit in tr. liiuli jchnol state.
Advice Fram One Vo Knew.
The pnppv ' ml ' en oiiil died and
wasvnlking In n i orri.-r. To him eame
the wnall ihiugbTr of the leow.'. to
dininlsJor. not -.tnfort. but nMre.
"Yoil lil; .bl-t Well be go.i,! . JirM
as last. Jtiidih." ln i'diL"ni-hi'd.
"Everybody that ti.b-oi; to in..t i- v tin -
cot to mind. - I've hern through it nil
and 1 know.""
Job printing. The fiT.n.'ivor. Vtn tt7
I ("lOOniNC. Idaho. June 20. Re--idrs
s' rengt lieniug the teaching
I I oreo a'nd the respective depart
Iments of the school in many ways,
the tru'.eos t,f (tooding college hav
'authorised a eampain for JlaO.OOo
1 1 o hi 1 1 hi and equip a boy's dor mi
jtory". this ear. - '
Tho school now has splendid
iiliiaMris for ;he girls and for red
jttlion vorl; but aii increase, of ovev
p.-r cent in eniollinent hafi al
ready filb'd these. The soldic
bos aie leturnina and it must be
'r.'ineiiibried . thfli Idaho, ticordin ;
-o its population, sent moie nien to
the front -than any otlier state in-
M iss Wild i ed Oliver, was host ess
a u inn her of her college friends
usual big !'! nartir.gUen lust night In bono
the PaiH- uf her nuvi. Miss Inlia- Hope,- of
of' Vale. Only a 'fexv quests f; pics
! ent. and cardK ui ovuleit a nleasant
r veiling':! en tei tain men I.
lady in l.n Cirandix.
.
M: nrtd Mr. Tom V. Kixor, o
Noi th Vaktiua, Wash., and U is
Thiitrher, of iuhotat'.e. Vlfcu.
re vultoi in r.r.uule this wr h ,
They ae guea a '.he t'hris" Miller j 1 '
hOii.a -. .
. - . .ao.tal
Hi:- Ulan- he flask l. ft Vild.fV
e euitiM lor" Spokane, Ti-i e i,b-
1 1 1 nert frirnos ami go with them i
lo Chie.u.o hei e stu- x ill take a
rourt-e In tin- urt institute "niuT do
ciune sl'ldu) woik, iiUn visitini; ;el
t'nti- thi;e. Clark ixp-'.-ts to
be uxav till the fiill term of s-ehool
, in l.n tiMiid-' when fhe will resume
t lie potitlon of art -luperiutendent.
home of Mr and tfti W. It
!t the Hcene of a pb.isant
.iff.iir K' idiv ex nuiii: tii'M
liiettiiiii fV'i r4t- t .4iil I'.ifnily
A ree-'piion Igr the fie pastt):,
ttev. James Iv Smith, and f.inul.
will te iiixth bji thr m mtiei-s f tlu
1'rrsliytei ian church, at the home of
Mr and Mr. K T. Hill. Fourth
;.t . 'rtdav exenhiK. .lune "7th. AP
Mr'nhnu ami friends t the chuiV!
ate, lortiially iuxited lo iittend.
Vvs P Nelson has ietumed
from The lalU. wtie e she spent a
,ouf!e of d.is lat week attending
the annual eounlhin of the Wom-
How The Teams Stand
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m ' l.-l.- ftll SkiiinL. u.ni.D hv.T'ilK. L.Mtie ll iMMl.'t or tjiel, hosl't1
Mf. T"n" vl:i h.inor of lit, j t.:i-lli.lm Thr m.-,nl.fr tl -tl..' lh Vrs H:el V.cue l.- :
Mt. Mlt H.-4 4vli,: 'D9 , e th- .., I) i.Mi-. i..,nt The e ' "l!.-1il 'or puils trt !! !. tn np.-ri.t
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Viw. itM,' rur't "nt V.v
II lra l- t.il!cJne , 'lMb,',e iviiiino i1iirinsl Hip
r.'luiilo Iiit ohimit. ni. irom a vimi i i u l-. :.nn
ciflrntiillftnii tt elnio.t j;oruPOifii plains
ttnA lnltirtl4 Iluff1i.4 tit i-riHtn nd
frtrn tlowr wlul the tmlt j U-n
pfrfi'i't liuiik of flo-l tiili-hdor
M l Arjunit and M -': iUitrl.nlt
Jonr flftnlntitd In tM rti'r-h In
wlltl Mi.c Itic. lhiKhfii. yine
KIcIiip miit "riivlli. Si i.tnn .', T.'tt
tO puni Tlu, pitron,ii( wen'
Miwdami's W.'lt ,timf. M. II. Ioii
hlii, O. U yny,?,.ih and ( Iibi, h
Ilrvnnlils. Kurly rnupOi wivt itj
lifhloil jiari lolpanta la th fvflil
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W R .InrUH .Mid Mm Ch.ir
lllt- .'tif.W Will Cll'.-lHlll at IMIti:
AAciVIht t-vniiiK thi In tiimi'
of t'hf vjy , f M:v(nf Ailnna
whn'.iA h4r. s iv,, iT1i- I,,,,,-.'
for lli i'.t r.oinlo of Mis
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pivii in s
A. tori. Ol
Mlsli rin.l llop,
ipToduiR a Tpw ilnv
vail
Mrt. Kd Hnllpy'a liriit oil? in lh-Tonli," v d" '""'ft Whli
ll.-y win III mi'mjnr pUot for llil rolluf Wallu W.illa. wltr
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o i ValtJ i had Wn tfv?n ilurlns th!Rat
In !.a liiamlr trriu, Nt Us 11 thp sm-it of
manjMwa Cl.idya MA'alf. Ml !i.ii
Sunday, June 22 at 3 o'CIock
Cove and La Grande
VILL'rLAY AT THS BALL PARK
'hYw'iip'"-iv-. t'i-.luittlV c ry ;.t Ci.vr tliis
vi !;,. ii?i.-f l.a liraiuU lias t.k-ti tlif litinhty
rliriit rpi.-kfti intu .;nt r fur th r first. ttctVat
.tni- i'ar. Ckvp, tUc i-iitiiv iMii!iitiiin ii :tti.t
itv'iuil CnM'.'is i-oiniiiu i.vf'c iiAt Sundav'. to'
r the. local1 n triii'inii!) tli'" ill". r'ciVt'TiiVr
Will flu1 r.'cliit nvitiiiiji !.' VY V- ''"'
tin1 l.a iT.i!i-TrT cTark ami li'r dm' flilif '
- Wait' a tut ' 1 fti liaiut l.'!r tl;r 1i-iTiu'
hMtt.-it win jiojtin. , ,.
Ymx 1'i'iirif itfiJti.T.'- oTaiiiW'tul fiiloiai"
too w,art,'.ti. 1K .V KlXlTHTJ. Him toil '
ce atriiitim. l-'uroso t'.i( I'it'i ti'Tn tiii in
iim
h n hti.1 ollipi fri,MuU.
Arcade Theatre I
-TODAY ONLY
Constance Talmadge
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Mrs. Lef f ing well's Boots
v If yo'nr luislianl stisjiii'iotis of
' ymu' silk-slippers Here's a
jii.lr-splitliii"; eoineily willi
' fVt'fv .lav situat inns.
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MAPKL IiOiViLAS
Organist
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WALLACE REID
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