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9 "X dollghtful w:isP
o hindered Mly AHfiaide Clark, Thurs
day aifternooti at tho homo of her
u)it, A. 1,. RichaideO!i. ltbe
ln Adelaide's twelfth birthday un
cnives.y.' The little guests spent
very happy aftohoon with games
3 und music and needless to saydid
aniflle justice to tho.- toothsome re
c fivshmonts which consisted of, sliow-b-
fry U' cream and cake and lem
ftonade. Th vary prelsty color clieme
of pink and hite van cairied out in
the drcoratfona" and menu. Those
rufcnt veic: Coraldiue McAllis
ter, Maifirvt Baeor, l.ouue Vrencli,
Holcn Jlolir. Mailha nutty Cochran.
Mnrlsn Lovett, Eva Flannigiin, Mary
1 Peacock, 'Doiothy Eboj-hard, Glady3
Tanner, Marguerite Ellis, Gertrude
and Phyllis ScJanton.
Robort Eninhiser was hua'. to.
few fijends lust Tuesday evening.
The occasion being hU birthday an
hiveraay. A very pleasant evening
was sepnt in dancing and music,
topped off with dcjiclous refresh
ments. Those present were: De
Lois Pearson, Gladys Currey and
Florence Lynch, Ted la,;sen, Har
vard Townsend Of Clucugo, anil Rob
ert Emahlser. Little Evelyn Ema
hlser assh-ted with the savins.
A quiet wedding was euli'iiinlzed
I, visit vytli Mrs. Piled Schllko oii3(
'eity.
o o e
Lu l.4inde.loose nuld ao Interest
ing celebration In their lodge logins
Wednesday evening lust. ivfcen e)
large nuniUer of the members of I lie
order, with the diamines, gathered
to wBne;B the dedication of Hit
lodge's service flag. The program
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cars here. Tlroiign no na lumen in r-
lJaAiranO D1" short time, he has!
uLeuly gathe:ediroiind I1U1 fnum-!
I lwr of friend who 'On with his i
C,) I Walla VUilla acquuiuiances in ex-1
akj'15, withglne fwiisir tliut Mra- "-"f6 1
utl ii)euiay enjoy a niatrlinonial
lou: nny as n9isant and wOiout
,.w:iidnciirW,Ke as wti the.VLoiO'
honeyiu'-Ton jomney, which Tvus ;
madj withuir. mishap ofamf id.
, 'tlr. and Mrs. George H. Currey,
and Mr.und Mrs. A. Cltampton ar-j
4 ivcuhifllia. Friday evening fiom tin
.uto tr to Pendleton and Wuga i
Walla, wlivro Jr. Hamptejn .went
to n ot her brotho'. iim Bowler. '
Mr. fiowler a member of Hie 16 t
Ki H Atitlcry which passed lnough
here few iluys ago. lte opects
tot urn to La Gtunde" atier ne
-liich .was given during the ven-cci. his ilischargo 'from Camp
(tig was as. follows:
Oiianin 'ceremony- Boy Scuut.i. di
i tijd by. Fred Smith.
America AuiTiene.-
P.emarks "Moose and Moose, Heart"
H. Enerh.ird
Vocal solo Seluete
M..rs. Kodney J. iviiciun
Rcmaiks '.A. N. Muyville
Duet Selected. . .The Misses Allen
Flowe." UaJice ..MrB. Harold Grady
Cornet Solo Andrew Lonuy
Mi's. T. Me,ad, accompanist.
Remarks L)r. Samuels. Uuk-M
Cbaractci Impersonation
Mr. l)e I.ual
Renmrkii -Moose and the World
War" R. J- Kitch -n
Vocal solo ..M'ss Flor.nco Lynch
Dedit'Uion of Service ?"la?
Rev. P. J. U lscoll
Tho old tnylnc about the. quality
of wo.itiier in the immediato vicin
al the home of Mr. and Mis. A. H. ! Ity of a congregation or people wnr,
Peiryman at 10:S0 Thursday nioni-arr blessed with tho spirit of good
Ins, June 26, when their daughter, ! fellowship and soci ilbility Is espec-
Blnnch, was united ir. marrrage to
Mr. Bon. F. Evans of North Powder.
Rev. G. L. CBa:k officiating.
After the wedding breakfast the,
brido aud gioojn departed on a
ramping lour of tho (western pn.it of
tho. strife. On their return Mr. and
Mrs. Evans will nilako their home at
North Powder wlii-ro Mr. Evans Is
a well known grain deale,r.
Miss Rose Avtiaiiia, who has been
visiting her brother "Tone" Aviana,
for the past Iwd weeks was wry de-
lally apt for application to the danr..
given Friday evening in the Ilex
hall by llio members of tho Biothei
hood of Railway Clerks. Tho weath
er man Miry graciously sent along
a ivlce sliuwor to cool off the at
mosphere Jut as the evening's pio
grani was getting nicely undo:' w ly.
and tho result was one of the most
pleasing d.inces that has been held
In the Re hall this summer. Pretty
much tho usual crowd of local danc
ers waB present, with . a goodly
sprinkling of visitors from around
lighlfully entc,,(aincd at eaidr. last " "Islrict. and with Lindsays or-
Miss Charlotte '"".
Monday evening by
Jones. The guests were members
of tile Thurrdlay Card Club and
their gentlemen fiie.nds. Refresh
ments we-:e served late in the even
ing carrying out the color scheme
of pink and white which prevailed
throughout the evening. Highest
honors ct cards went, to f:r.s I-enc
O'Conmill and Mr. Charles Uhigncr.
The La Grande Chapter or the
Rainbow Division are to be enter
tained Tuesday evening by their rel
ative at the home of M.S. George
Slodda:d. I Mr. Had'
Mrs. Mylo Schllko and baby of the R.
daughter. Mildred, have returned In handling
Lewis. . , . j
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Miss Isabolto Miller uud Vise
flernlce Thompson lelui i d trie lat-1
Itr ipuit of tho week from Portland,
where they had aVer.ided the recent
Christian Endeavor convention."' as
dolegittes from the Y. P. S. C..E. j
of the-locvil Presbyterian chnich.J
They bring home reports of mosi j
enthusiastic nd htil,irnl sessions at j
the convention. ThJ' will piosentl
their ivports ut , lue meeting oi
the soeioty uhlch wMl be held a'
the church at 7 o'clock this evening.
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Mis. Fred Kiddle entertained the
Thursday Bridge club at her home
In Island City. Thuisday afternoon
in honor of. Mis. Seymour of Hen-1
i Lira. Oklahoma. Mia. Seymour Is i
sister of Mis. Lylo Kiddle. A very
plmsjiit afternoon win spout a'.!
cards which was concluded wit':
dainty refreshments. A very tnjoy
'able time was hid by all piesaii1.
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. Tin.' members of thj Clio Club met
Wednesday evening last a! th?
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Elm"r Stod
dard. Foiiith Blreet and Peun. The
guests pasjed tho evening pleasantly
at nvds, tirix fables being pre'.eiu.
The winner of honors was Lnn
Bohnenkaiup.
Mr. -and Mrs. 10. N. Strong left
Friday n nht for their homo In Port
land. .Mr. Slicing is connected with
tlm Oregon Life Insurance Company,
and he has lu'ell looking over hiisi
'ness affalis while In this c'ly. They
Ivals.the soft, dreamy airs, in be-, Ilersiuger.
It ween the laLest jazz stuff that lit-1
orally put the hop on the fastest
stopper, no one could hold nimseit
rloof and fall to have -a first late
time.
R. D. Hade, accompanied by hi?
bride and Mr. and Mis. Still, of
Wmlla Wall i, diovo in from Walla
Wuila on Wednesday last, complet
ing a flvi'thoiisiind mile honi,yui',on
tiiip in his four-passenger niaciiine.
is a member of the firm
1). Bade Auto Company
Premier and Lexington
Mis. l.yle Kiddle of linbler, en
lerlained the Island City Card Club
a,t h. r home in Inibler, Friilay art
ernnnn. The e were rive tahlos at
c-ards.
0 oJust Af Few Reminders
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For the few days left in June. Your JOy wnjifiobc should, more than
ever be in preparation for the lonir.ut days of thPsummg-. OeVu
wo are lisl,' warm weather requirtMiH'rn. you will find oij display
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Mrs. W. F. Ashman and little
son. W'.rl. left Sntiiidny inoriiing
for Tin? Dalles', to spend . the .week
end. Mis. Frank Sfubblerield of Enter
prise. Oregon, was a visitor in La
Grande on Friday.
OUR ICE
IS PURE
NO RIVER WATER IN IT
If You Are Going To
Gamp At
CHAUTAUQUA
CALL ON US TO MOVI YOUR THINGS TO THE GROUNDS
Yt.KlNG COAL now
Before Price Advances, and While YoJ Cau Get it.
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. ' . . Splash!
Don new litliing TogsOand hee3 the cull of the water.
The new RuthhiR Suits are very attrnrtive tills year, ui
bright colors of blue nnd gold. emeral(l nmf gold, (fieen
ail orange, and many other blight conibinaVuns.
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LADIES' MEN'S AND CIIIl.nUEN'S
. -SlEN'S, H.50 'P Tt) $7.00
LADIES' $2. .10 UP TO $!.((. .
. ClllLDKEN'S, a'c UP TO $0.50.
Bovs7 Wash
oys
Suits
Nowhei in U Grando will you fina
lietter selections, more complete lines of
Hoys' Wsh Suits, than at this store. A
variety from which every mother can
select. TWes suits aft of best quality
pcrvale, Jlevonshires, Gulateas and other .
uitinfcs; pricda fangc from $1.50 to $3.75.
'Men's Department
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Wool Slip-On
Sweaters
For Women
Afado sleeveless with belt aruund;
fringed around bottom; look like sc-Brf
over shoulilers. See them in our window,
they're diffi' ull to describe but easy tu
see.
Tile very
price $6.00.
newest ill
Wool Sweaters
New One-Button Gauntlet
Gloves
Something new for the vvcll-iliesscd women, to be worn with
suit, dress, or wnist; in white, tan and gray suede; also in
gray, white and tan kid. See them. Price
I Silk
I Pelti:
4 coats
Sfy
Now Petticoats, made on the slim anil
clinging lilies to conform with tho fash
ionable silhouette, are these silk Jersey.
Jeep accordion pleated flounces that hanc
sliinly straight some have bands of T
ftla '-. Satin; such wanted colors as em
erald, lilue, tan. Riay, roso, cerise, taups
unit some of combined colors.
BUSINESS
MEN!
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
Your taites may vnrv as much as ymir figures RUT
YOU CAN BE FITTED in HART NCIIAFFNEK & MAKX
Heady-made Clothes. We have the right stylo for you;
v,e have the right quality, too, guaranteed, perfectly tail
. ored.
Conservative business suits, for nil occasions; every
suit a good investment; satisfactory fit and service guar
anteed, $.lj.U0 to $63.00. '
GeprrtcM TTart Brhallnor A Mw
A BIG SPECIAL ON SILK
HOSE
A limited amount of Thread
Silk .and Pure Silk Burling
ton Host, in white, beaver
and sky; .nil sir.es, regular
$1.26 and $1.75 values; price
83c.
MEN!!!
STRAW HATS, $100
60 Rood straws, sonu! very
(food shapes anions them;
wide, medium and narrow
brims, high or low crown; ad
nines while any remain, aw
$1.00
NEW STETSON II ATS
We advise an early selec
tion of theso hats, ns it will
be impossible to ' replenish
our stock in less than sis
months, due to shortage of -tabor,
coupled with 'so (Trent a
demand ut tho factory. Tho
new ones are Brown, Benvei-,
Grey and Green, in a ' new
shape; price $6.30.
INTERWOVEN SOCKS
Nowhero will you find
sock like the INTERWOVEN.
Interwoven at the toe and
heel, they make a most dui
able sock, whether SilK, Lisle
or Cotton. In the following
colors tun, cordovan, brown
slate, navy, black and white,
prices 33c, 50c, 60c, 73c, 83c.
NEW NECK WEAK
Japanese patterns are a
new feature amnnir tho new
Neckwear; wide flowing era
vats, of beautiful floral pat
ternsjust received; Iiriijp
$1.30'
Mrs. -Lu Harris and family, of Purl I J. C. Walrath, ol this city were
land, and Miss Ruth Turk, of- Eugene, I we, k-end auesti lat Wallowa . Lako
have arrived at the home of Mr. and They expect to return early next
Mis. Sam Harris in this city, for a; week,
holiday visit. Miss Tuek will spenu i
the summer here, whilc ,Mr.s. Lu Tuck i .;, llnnei y. fu morly of 'this city,
will remain for a month.. I r,Miun"J the latter p.nt of this week
from Louisiana, where he, had been
The lioiiio of Mr. and Mrs. I,. M.'for tho past few months.
Iloyt was the f eno-of . a 'piet ly din-'
ner iHrty, mi'-1 day last wet.k. niven
by ;belr daiipliiers. ' Mlbl.ed nml
Myrtle. In honor of Visa Helen link
er of Pe:idlioll, who Is lnltmi; at
tile iloyt liouie.
Mini IJoiin1' Smith
Miss M.ilile Ionian,,
on No. 17, fo; Monroe
lo be i:oit'e about tVo
anil eoiisiu.
h'fl S.iluiil.iy
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meeki, visil-
Mis. J. .W. Brott It'lve a ve.ry do
llithtrul.piirty lost Ku'iirdiiy nliut at
her Iioiik- In Hikaid and a iiioru
Jolly and m-ei-y cmwd would bo hard
lu 'find. The crowd, consisting of
sn fifly people, gathered op .the
In wn nml Indulged lu isiunes und
sports until too litte to soo Inniicr mid Mrs. G. Harndon. Miss 'Kay Mil
and then atarted a d nice which last llnun and Evorett Walker, or La
cd until twelve. After the dance i (Jruiulo, and Mlt-s May t'aaey of
tho K'Uitlcnien built a hune Nm firn Mdacbam. Every one luid a splondld
In the. yard wlion' the merry iinik
Iiik crowd at" their supper ' and
lonsted welnlei and hud a good tiiuo
Ju general. Anions those prcseut
were,: Mr. am! Mrs. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Nnwion, Miss Nuwlofl.
Uiilph Meforple, Mr. and M''s. Geo
Cop-Ill, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. IVuu
clianip. Mr Minith, Mr. ltyan, Mr. Mc
Kee. Mi . and M s. Ed Haling, Mis"
Gladys and Margaret Stiling,. Mrs.
uii-.hison, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dick
son, nil of lllllk'uid; Ml Ajiios. Mr.
liinu 'and thu oha. niing hosU-ss was
cqng: utiiliit7l oil the splendid suc
cess of the ovcnl. ViKilln, piaijo and
cornet music was also enjoyed dur
lug Hie levelling.
Thu Mizpah Girl's tin's of tho
Sunday tw-h.Mil spent a delightful
afttirii ion wt the homo of their terwh
or, Mr.v.O. lllokland last 'lliursdiy
Their mooting was (of biisinuss uiv'
a soefal time.
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Mrs Kiilrbanks, n' 'u Helen Hart of
HjlgaHl,. TIOW. '.i e,ldiut . Of I rime:,.
New V.ork,.iuid !u-r lu elilMiv n ut,
1rf..ting lu-v nistih, Mrs. I ank Ki-i-k-hn
of this city.
Mri. Gcolffc I. Eagan returned l-'ti
d.ty flight It her home ,:n Portland
While here she was thc 'ur,' of Mr
ar.J Mis. J..J'. foibett.
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suit r lllelldtb'. Wis li iwlty- 111 I'll
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