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SUNDAY. JULY 13, 1919
THESUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
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riJTEX NAIL POLISH
oLASH-ltHW-lN E
THREE OF THE BEST
MHHMX FACE POWDEI
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Woodbinds !cta! Soaji, Psb'S fcne for the face; the sweet-
in liquid paste or Oke, Sic
Promotes the growth 9
Cutieura ana Kemof, a west face when toapa wit eiba.
Alt Cutex Articles for sale here.e and lash3, &c .
2 02 o, -
25c, Si ounce,
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A quit anil aimple'Jw.ddlns took"1
plane at the Joseph, f 'urd home on
Soiftnd ti.reet, Jy Snl, wIkh He.
OS. C. E. Laphani and Mm. Omah Cut
ten were untied In ii.i rlage. Rjjv
Lapham is a well kmign .Portland
jnan, who has acccpcd-tha pastorate
sof the- local BaptiHt church. Mrs.
Uupham is also well nown to L
Grand people. Tlvir many (rlid.i
join us In wishing them success and
happltr:t;s In the future. They wilt
make their-homo In La Grande.
Tlw women of the entertainment
eommlWoo Uie Ad Club, wro
hosftisses to a luncheon at the Som
mer Houso yesterday, to a numher of
women who accompanied thcli hus
bands on tho ((our of the state. A
vn y enjoyable -Mine was hfetd by all
who attended,
.
Mrs. Elmo CleKB was luwtejg Fri
day afternoon to the Island City Cur 6
Cluh, at her home near Island City.
About sixteen guests were served
dainty r, frshnients late in-'the ft
ernoon. Hifrh honors wont to Mrs
W. H. Talbot.
The Misses Mary and Leoiva, New
lin are expected to arrive in tho city
Monday morning to, visit with frelndr
and relatives for a short time. They
have been studying musiic tor the
past fuw months in Chicago.
Mr. and Ma. Frank Bay and
son, Lawrence, Mite. Elizabeth Don-tr.-ly,
and Miss Pauline Lederl; at?
enjoying a cnuiping trip on Whisker
0:eek. They will motor up "litis
ovening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans of Port
land were honor guests I t: the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. S.lvanhoe las!
Saturday evening. Mrs. Evans was
formerly Miss Kuth Gaskiil of Lc
Grande.
Another purchase was $1700 wotlfr'
of wire fencing for lite ranch. j
Suspicion was directed toward ,i
Moore aft?r he had K'ft . town ad
was located at Huntingtojt, on his
way into Idaho. His drafts and 1
cheques were found to be no good";
ond a special deputy in Baker county !
arrested him iihere, under Instinc-j
tions from Sheriff Warnlck and ii f
was boufiht back to La Gtando yes- j
tefday. He will likely be bound over ;i
to the October term of Circuit Court I
IS ARRESTED ON
' FRAUD CHARGES
Contiiyiod from Page J)
GARSQN SOUNDS
WARNING TIJ U.S.
SAYS IRELAND WANTS NO IN
TERFERENCE IX AFFAIRS.
...a t. r, of their fr onds will Hvo
this ioi nlng for the home of Mrs.
Sarah Gckel.-r. wh-re th'y will
spend tho day plcn'.ctiig.
Ml Irn Bryc. from Auburn, Cal.,
arrived in lira cly yesterday, to vis
It at .the hoiw of MUs Ram Jacob
son of tliis city. W Bryo has been
nttondlnK th Alphi Chi Om'ira eon
volition in ChtcnRo and stopped oft
heio to visit iwr sorority sister, Miss
Jaoobson, on heir way home,
MM. Otivr, Buy and little daughter.
Klma are week-end guests at nil"
1,. H. UnyH ifarm. They will return
In few dayf.
.imil woddine took place when
1 ;n;,, Rmilh ami Mr. Charles
Karthcr. both of this city, we
in marriage at tho Christian parson
age, with Kcv. R. L. Cokcr officiating
Thcv were married on the evening o.
July I at 8 o'clock. Both Mr. ami Mrs.
Karthcr are well known here, hav.nir
been connected with the Palace con
fectionery for some time. They wil.
make their home in La Grande.
Shopping. News for this. Week
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A New Showing of
Summer Dresses
. Models for women ntu! m'sses tire among
these new voile and English printed summer
frocks, the best we have yet Ueeti able to
show yoa. See them fa our window. One o?
the conspicuous features in the style is the
close adherence to the slender Hue effect.
Only a limited number of these, so we invite
your early inspection. Price are $S.59 to $1 i.
Visit of American Mission Was a
Breach of Friendship, Creating
New Difficulties. j
IBjr Associated I'reaa to The Observer'
lEELFAST, July 12 The Twelfth
of July celebrations were carried out
today in Ulster on a large scale. Sir
Edward Carson, the Irish unionist
leader, speaking at the Orange dem
onstration at Hollywood, Belfast, said:
"There is a campaign going on in
America fostered by the Catholic
Church which will soon he ioined by
A party of court house n'Plo'eei the Germans and their friends in order
to create a great anti-British feeling.
"Heaven knows I want good fcol'np:
between America and this country. I
believe the whole future of the world
depends on good feeling between the
United States and ourselves, but i am
not going to submit to this kind or
a campaign whether for friendship or
anv other purpose.
''I seriously say to America today, j
'You attend to your own affairs. We .
will look after ours.' We will brook;
110 interference in our own affairs by
any cuntry, however powerful. It
is not for that we waged the great !
war of independence which has just
been concluded. What right has an ,
American mission to come to this j
country, to come here in a breach of
united I friendship to attempt to stir up strife
in matters m which they were not
connected.
'The encouragement those men gave
the Sinn Fein party has created for '
the British government far more dif - j
ficulties than ever before. I believe'
the visit of these men and the en
couragement they gave to lawlessness
which is being preached'throughou! ,
the land has added greatly to the can :
paign of assassination of innocent po
iicemen who were only doing thei'
duty to their king and country, ami
who were foully murdered on the roa I
side with men looking on who had not
the courage to arrest the assassins, or
give such information as would bring
them to justice."
Sir Edward Carson denounced f-'i.'
Horace Plunkett, who he said war.
elected chairman of the Irish convci -tion
because he was thoroughly hated
and distrusted by both sides, "and,"
added the speaker, '.'a nice mess he
made of it."
A Big New Shipment of
II Infants Wool-nap Blankets
In both pink and blue; all are' figures,. some with floral, animal r bird designs;
somem have scalloped edges; all are 30-in. by 40-in. in sise. Prices $1.25 and $1.50.
MEN
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Good news for men who
like fine neckwear. We
have just received a fin
new lot in the brightest
and best patterns we have
ever had. Style, original
ity, excellence, good taste
are features of this line.
We invite your inspection.
50e, 75c, $1.00, $1.30, $29
. New La Fraryce Hqse
Use most durable ?a!l silk hose,
the most economical feose to buy.
For few months past, wa have
bees unable to supply the c!emntli
for La Preisee Silk Hose. However
with labeR conditions now st si set
tlement, the mitt wheels r again
turning and we are able to guppty
i.a France Pure Silk Hose in the
following coiors: Grey, Pink, Cor
tiovsrt. Champagne, Brown, Taupe,
Medium Grey, gisek and White;
"Price $2,50.
Ml
Gingham Dresses
for Girls and Misses
An esjicciaHy large and varied assortment
Gingham' dresses for girls and misses. Colors
arc new, models arc new among them some
very late ones. Perhaps many you have not
yet seen. We invite msjeeti-,n now wh:!e the
stock is at its height.
The Pave Fitzgerald home on Sixth
street was the scene of a del.ghtfut
surprise party tendered Mrs. rite
ncrald 011 the evening of July i, tri
occasion being Mrs. Fitzgerald s birtn
dav Three tables at cards enjoyed
the evening, after which dainty re
freshmcnts were served. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. D. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Charles Beddingfield Mrs Prior, Mrs
McKay, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. L. Bel
Hnger Mrs. J. J- Kerr, Mrs. rred
Spaeth. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs U Han
ford, Mrs. E. Jacobson. and Mrs. T. W.
Vine High honors went to Mrs.
Hughes W first prize, while Mrs. Mc
Kay won the second prize.
About a dozen friends of Wesley
Rrownton gathered- Friday afternoon
to help him celebrate his eleventh
birthday. Th afternoon was spent in
playing games, when a little later
they went to a movie. The afteinoor
was finished with "eats" and a delight
ful swim at the park. Those present
were- Weslev Brtiwnton, Jack Den
nis, James Clark, Sheldon Brownton,
John Larison, Francis Snodgrass, Or
villc Shores, Howard Bcty, Malcolm
Bvrkit, Arthur Larson nd Hugh Logan,
.Lesjer G. Quescnberry, of Wallowa,
and Miss Eula Davis,-of Union coun
ty, were quietly married at. 4:S0
o'clock Thursday afternoon at,the par-
.w- M p fhm-eh ill
nonage 01 me j- -- .
, this city. Rev
1 filiated.
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LOCAL
PENWG3
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liuirk far liuiiiK in May I'ark
A Biitck car took flro in Hay
Puk yeu:erdy a."t?rnoon at 2
o'clock supposedly from shoit cir
cuit in the wiring and burned. Thv
Sop and body were consumed by the
flames but ths running gear and en
gine was not badly da.tmcnl. Tim
car belonged to Char l'a McCrtny.
He Insured ft pn the !)th of Ju'j
with the La Grande Invjstmeiil
company. The car burned at 2
o'clock on the 12th and by 6 o'clock
of the same evening the loss had
been adjusted. '
Motored to Wallowa like
fi, anA Vlr A 1. V.u.t
A official Peace Day.' Al. . .. ' .;. . . ' .
- . pnnr n o- .us riizaoeiit vojz o(. i,u t t,,
r,. 1a in iK) was called sPeacp,' ' . . . L Spirits of Trees.
it -. the opening of the In- j -neo!a. wt has Darn usitmn hero X(l(1 M(ll!lv!ts sn,, tIiar j!10re na
f .ilnnl net rlCnce at The ' Mr. W, A. Smith of IMr.t.nd ty timt w.h ftl,.s of w,
ZJL court . arbitration for : '-! 1 h,; Uv- It, aitntr,. The f '.
ihe sclement all vital Issues he- n a ;x n '
tift-en si among the great zVi;m. ' o
The c.fen e v.s- Urst prnposi-o j o f ;
Tfj; 7 T, n No. 'r Baker, xjfv havinz
.n. rful ofj.lt n the rnt of . 0
Vhe hi ri-Jblrd lays !Q ra 0
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Firt of
ft
SOAPS
Cotgiiten' Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet tfic
White Rose Transparent
Glycer.nc .' 2Se
Pear's Tiansirent Glycerine
Packers' Tar Soap . . .
Packers' Tar Soap,
for shampooing ...
... 25e
. . . 25c
fiipiid
IUE
it the word;
which de-
scribes tha
pleasing and
refreshing; ap
pearance of a
room where
the window
hangings, ear
ner teat cush
ions, bed artd
piiiow cover
ings, draper
fes, etc., are an
outstanding:
feature.
Among Our
COLOXIAL DRAPERY FABRICS
you will find a wide range of designs and color com
Uinatiotis in many different fabric. By the yard
to be mndie at home, 25c to $159,
m lK
k. . w
lal!
the Fall
I Dnoes
An mivatwe .sfepmlttt of fall shoes from
I, Armstt-oHg Khlto.r bus arrwttii; these
Hro all Cuban ami mittbiry htyte.
A black kit! shoe,, military heei of extra
fiic ffttality kid; welt sJe; price
A brown calf, miiitary ht-eJ, welt sale;
price $H.'0.
A black ki?f, militiiry heel, mmk esjiccut-!?y
for one with a tow tastt; has more of u
round tcf or straiKht 3;isi; price Si.J0.
Made in Japan
We have jtfsf receivcii a most beautiful array of aiik mf crepe merchandise
fifmi a firm whose outstanding feature is imported merchantiise. To appreciate
the loveliness of these dainty garments you must aee them, handle them; s we
are inviting you to visit our ready to wear department this week, with the ex
lircss impose of seeing these.
VRKPK fK CfHXB Al CRBI'E SfLK VKSTS ' ,v
IVettily emivroideiett, in floral pattermsj flesh color,
SILK HAN'tiKKRClflKFS Vtuiu white of very fine Japanese Silk,
INFANTS' ,'CRBi'K tiB CHINE BOOTIES of flesh color, floral pattern; em-
t.rnidertcs, in pink ami white on toe,
. CRKI'B KIMONAS gamethmsc entirely different in style; embrotifcred !n
Japanese patterns; pink, blue ami rose,
TKA Oft LUNCHKfm SBTS Statfe in Sapan; coior guatanteetf fast; made
tlii'ferent patterns, in blue and white; ail gigea,
INFANTS' HUM RfPBS Pretty, white, fluffy carriage robe., of white Jaj
aiifse 8ilk filled with soft cotttm ami tteti in pink ami blue.
These articles will go on display this week for the first time.
West Point Cadet.
Kach serniorial congressional district
and ierritorj, Put'mifng Porto Rico,
Al.iiVo and Hawaii, is enttttr-rl to have
two endets at (he West Point Military
academy and the'Oistrict of Columbia
four cadets. There are also 80 ap
ivilnimcnta at 'large, especially con
ferred by the president. The law au
thorizes the president to appoint a
dcts to the miiitary academy from
among men In the regular army and
National Guard, the total number not
to exceed 380 at one time.
Italian Philotopher-Jfartyr.
February 17 is tiie anniversary of
the burning In Home, in 100, of the
Italian philosopher, Giordano Itrono.
He was subjected , fo conttnn! and
terrible persecution for .seven year
prior to his death, in She hope that he
would recant. In SSS9 a monument
was erected ,to him udder papal pro
test at the place where be'perijdied1 at
the stake, ,
Poor Picker.
Tliey were discussing the raising of
children at the chamber of coimm'rce
show recently and Iir. Afnude Wiley, In
charge of 'the WVJfore league, told an
amusing story. Bccms the iifsle girl
hod been spanked by her father for
disobeying. With tears running town
her cheeks she ran to her mother,
crying, "I think papn'fc-perfecsiy hor
rid. Was he the only man you could
gctr ,
Volcanoes In Britain.
The two great centers of earthrjuakfc
actlvlty In tlti Brltlh Isles are Com
r!e, In J'erthsliire. and Moreen Wand,
in Hie mouth of the fttartwatrr, on
the Kssex const. In both these locali
ties earthquake are frequont, and
earthquake ard ttstjjiJiy ft sitm of voi
canto Bcrtvlty. bigbly unpl'-asnnt ss
it would he, gcoiogisis would he no
more surprised at the resurrection f
ono of the British volcanoes tlmn'they
have been at the rebirth of Mount Jil
lion. " " .
Mystical Thirteen.
In the Imiian Panthpon there r l:t
Hmldlms; the bimx of an Indian ir Chl-m-e
jmgmla Is crowneft vtth IH mys
iiini divkn. The sacred sword, pre
srvpi in the Temple of Atsu'ta, In
.Tatiim, has 3:1 l'rt8 of mystery form
itm (ts hilt. When playing whist ami
timity tlfjr gamfs of cards each piaycr
ha. 1.1 cisfds and the pack Is made Hp
futir suits of 13 each.
Supply Was One Short.
TiiP twitjs, llat-ry and Ifrtryv have
alivays had -toys exactly alike. The
other morfdiig as father cinuc hurry,
hig fiownj'tuirs he met Harry, saying ;
"ah, come tiyKiiiirs and fcce your new
hmiht'P." As Hurry was Imping at
hi tii'w brfjthcr, Henry came Iti, ery
Ins: "Hitdtty, Where is MY new broth
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MN-gartft Corbet.
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K. J. I,. IKOSKfe
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CIA.RKT StSGl.4
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hutklbtg.
Phanis; Office '
Biact 5231,
, 3S, Kew Fofer
Butter Wrappers printed t the
Otetrver office.
the J
y fttprday
O HornbiU
Sfo.t lVf'
Wv of Young Siisrrow.
After the yonitg ?i;iTt leave fhe
nest, they gather in llks. wliiviwitls
otiier Rks return mr,v titirtit to the
samv rxtlnK place, wf.it-s Kr:uik W.
t.hor tree t known lv th name of J thapmin. In "fnir Wlnt.r iiirj
Hi'-an literally, "a woman." Jter rc j 8netitiies this tt in ,a rfetiseiy-fo-llig
Idaee Is iur the treeaoii when ' ti.. t otiitrs In.Jvy nr (itii.-
at nlchr a peculiar noise is heard linj vines. The hlrdt nil seemct. havet
the -am! rMuAllnr that of a iTi. much wy as t!iey)ri ir.'. atnl etit
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CONVKRHNfJ OLD ISTO
NEW
That's what our tir vulearttitrtg
does for jpou. Turns tt sld,
worn, almost ready-to-junk shos
or tulie into uraeticaliv s new
jf casfnjc or inner tule. Douhies,
often tripltrs, the life of tahes
and tires and that means much
in theseday of thrift and con
sorvattun. Puts dollars in your
pocket, too. '
A.ltv KEXJLY
1308 JKrYKRJlflN AVE.
IX BOHS EN It AMP BUtLDtSS
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HritANCi: itiiiji- ;io-ema-tj
. i i h; .Ou;-r,fl. l.ii.ttr.tl itmt
',.-. A-iiif t.'m -rv
the h"
nhill.
hlh In a tree, and as s.-.n" O -.li.cav.a,
-..i m.Ie Bark rm WllaWi-.
Q c-ys In
Vshe Is sft'O'l on them the male
Ohlrd walls her In wlO clay, leucine
Just space ,5 r her hOi to s'O' nm-
lie fi-edsri',r. ana mere sue
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Koy BO(uricyfcturneil hjme Fri-
ln- Itlsan t believed to he -iiiKinir arid Iter torether fn a ehonts !i!-! is !r- j
wtiiaior will tureiy be found ithi t .'ttttejr huh' t f the approach of!
ncitti,bo'tiiiVl. 4 iarkii:!. t'f rtt ', oil one t. k and '
8 r ,b ; .."- ., . j,- . "i.ke:t fall
r . . CT"""'"4-3 ' ' twrr.,-,! PU.no at Covr. ? 0
,-Get the Habit. - s V-no', Way. .-l-S
dav
afternoon fiom Walla Walla, flehit of viwliirjtln? H0 o Nti'liin"
and f ihinkiint aiStittfe !,
vSif.1 ...
oiv until the ca are hatcm-o, nui wcck, innns"if .u n-
tintll th" hiS enough to come ' Jwrine the absence of the propiietoi-
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in i
he bd hoen for iho-,na two '"tly
liotei ' ' . nJ1 "e Hia'ii- 1 nfw n
Ik.-0IBT ottier nalitt.-isimnel Qnilei.
ret n.-voOT
lip l r o
pro.-r tl.ns.o
n y at al'-c tJiiiveiti
t?sr fjj sii.' At t mfaiti8
pSkit.uk i.aeitt ImO.'Q tttw.
roiit..T? :,it,Qt J::.tm. jo Ide-
tu.--. O oold appiecnato pn,tuO)'
i 1 m x- v Jf fi
tU'R SKOWIXG OFARE$
Imfeiifes layer, Jeiiyf iain, fruit
Vf fancy raHKn of ail kirn". And
each $trt is perfect example of
THE ART OP BARtSC.
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'fiie on!y way tSinow hoia eood
these cakes are j to try them,
fa so toiay and so bow fi0is&
ym would to do your own
liuttr-O duting the wutnmer artyfj
way.
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