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Khaki Sports Clothes
FOR WOMEN
For the nut-of-doors woman we are showing o,uile an ex
tensive line of Khaki Sports clothes, Hiding Suits,
Hiking Suits, Extra Trousers and Skirts.
Come in un see (hem.
SILK HOSE SPECIAL
98
Women's silk hose, in black, brown and white, values
worth up to $l..r)(). Special per pair SIMe
Hill's Department Store
Wot Hia Honor.
A county court Judxe fell down a
.fllffht of simrtt. rrcnrdln hlu pi insure
by a tniinp on every sLep until ho
reuehed Hit boiloiu. A servimt run to
his usMlfttmice nnd Mild . "J hope jour
tionor ! not hurt?" "No,' uaii tla
JudK!, "my Unuor In out hu"t, but uiy i
kS';.'BC' Tiiltc homo ;i j n;t it.
Putman's Drug Store
The Rexall Store
SA'I'l'KI) AY AND SI NDAY.
CHAUTAUQUA
! ''t , .: AT Kl V KKSIDK I 'A UK.
Tin1 Umti'h-KiiMMimu lu SutiiitUy ufLermHin Onl v
M.iiif. '"I'hcro is only on Ada lloai h ami Kulh Kreemon.
Tlicy givo a pro.vrani tif (U'lilitful ami wlnle,om luiniot
and nin.sif, It is different Innu anything that itits cvrr
ai'pcaM'd on our Ti;iut!unua prog-rani."
SATl HI A V M(.HI
( V.ngivsMnan llaiiry, of Illinois, spi'ak. Mr. Rati
fy luife rrnlly nlinia'd I'nmi Washington and lu will
discuss the !iv isiio of tin tlay. lo not tail to )vnr him.
si nv.
Tin- OrphttiN Four Malr (Jnartt tlr will give Llie after
liixm iitlitdo ihiiiiIm'I-. Ir. .1. 1'. Jtinii'ss will speak OJi
"What la An AnoMiran."
SIWDAY I'.X KMMi.
The Oiplu'tis Four will ywv w j-.iund concert program
tf popular and classical iH'aitrllf tmisic. If you have a
rpiartottc t('C(..l on your Victrola it was inohaldy muv
hy Uic Orpheus Vour. Lovers .f (Uarttte music have a
jffiniino "tmuiral f.-at" fomiujr Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Why Not Spend the ' Week Kud" at tteautifu
ei ide Park jmd Ln joy Yourself.
MONDAY.
Monday aJ'tornoon and evening: the .Tneo.Slav Oivhestra
will tive two programs. They play their native instru-r.
ments, the 'I'AMCrRlt'A, a huge hnss ml five smaller
oue.s. Their program is one c the most popular numheis
of the week. The audience always demonstrate their ap
preciation in unniistaUen manenr.
SKKYIilU. MONDAY M(t9T.
Tom Skeyliill, the Aiu;ir Koldier and pott, Pas just
returned from five months in Russia. He has what is
pro ahly li e I ly uneen.sored story of the Soviet situation
in Ru ot1 the American plai form today. The story
how u. Rt.. m us he is tiMlay, It is truly a most re
markable letlu.e.
New
Gingham
Dresses
For Summer Wear
Tlien; is liulliing hetter than r.r?sp cool
griiifclumi for summer dresses. We have
it number of beautiful tlresses made of
plaids and cheeked gingham trimmed
will) orifandie to micteh. These dresses
c
Hla Qualntnefet.
"Uncle Johnherry h h nilphry qutei
old uinn," muKeil the Kuuut Mlsstm
rlnu. "Wh", actuiilly. he don't peiii
t j care ut nil when ohh other oJd
rip rouiea around and outhruifi) hint
..
alioul lily rheimiattz KuuMm C'lti
Hazclwood
Ice Cream
SCMIAV KI'KCIAI,
l ltl IT SAI.AII
lilso
riiteapple Hllertiet, Maple Nut
und Vanilla, all al regular hulk
pi Icn.
Complimenting her ni.ster, Mrs. Kli-,
zabeth Priest of Oakland, Cal., .Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong Mi-Kinstry was u
delightful hostess Wednesday efler-i
noon. Tin afternoon hou' s were
spent in bridge, six tables being in--
'ranged for this popular American
raid game.
The rooms of the McKinstry resi -
deuce were very pretty with a color
scheme of blue and pink, large baskets
of I'h.wers being artistically arrange,!
about the rooms.
At cauls, Mrs. I'. A. McDonald won
first honors, second fell 10 Mrs.
It. Jones, and third to Mrs. Kol
t'iittison, white consolation went
W.i
ert j
to I
Mrs. (.. II. 1'imahiser.
'Dainty refreshments were served
ill the close of the afternoon.
lions'
Complimenting licr two
1 quests, tin Misses Katlieryu I'roonie
I ami Hazel Sanders of - Athena, Miss
llorothy Meyers entertained a num
ber of friends on Thursday evening
l-'ive tables wire arranjoi for fivi
; huitdied, ut whi'h M rs, Harry Tur
j tor won hitfli honors,
j Kotlowiiijx tbt t-ard iunu's, a uVliri
i oiis Iiiih Ih-oii was srv-d by th- hos
tess. The Misses Fnnmw, .Sni'di'is
ami Mi-yers an- Korority sifters at tin
On-yon Arifultunil i'ollK( all bfin
iiii'iniii'iH of hi Oiiica.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook (j'n
Stein) have relurned from a delight
ful honeymoon spent in' California.
They spent .some time with Mr. Cook's
brother, Max, at Vallejo, later going
to Dan Diego, I.os Angtdes and San
I'Vaueisco,
1 Mrs. Kohert Fowler and daughter
Kunice, will leave tomorrow for Pen
illeton to spend the week end.
Coming as u surprise- to his friends
here were the announcements received
Lliis week by I.a Ciiande folk telling
of the marriage of Antoinette Heath
of Corvailis, to Mr. Harry Waller
Moon of this city. The wedding was
an event of July .'1, in Corvailis.
Mr. Moon, who is the sou of Mrs.
Kiln Moon of this city, is a graduate
of the local high school, when he
took u prominent part in athletics, be
ing both I rn'U and footh.tll captain
during his senior year, following
his high school graduation, Mr. inloon
went overseas with tin J H7 Ui field
Hospital, 117 Sanitary Train, 4nd
.iit,i..ii l.'..t ill.. ti!.n twit vHiiiN Mr.
I " -" ' " '
Moon has been a student at Corvailis i
i it ,
W lie re lie .iook i,ne pnai'inuc.iM nmiw j
at the Oregon Agricultural college, ;
receiving his degree this spring,
; At the olle.ge; Mr. :Moo wa ;
niember of the Kappa Psi f ntternity,
and Uo of the chemists honorary fra-
ternily.
I Mr. and Mrs. Moon will be at honje
after August K( t Medlord, where
Mr. Moon bus accejited a position with
one of the drug stores.
Of the wedding, the Corvallis-Cu-i
zetU: Times lias the following to say;
"The (iav.eUe-Times ht an el l i
cient and popular linotype operator
in the marriage Sunday at high noon
of Miss Arithmetic Heath, daughter
of Mrs. Myrtle K- Heath, to Harry
Walter Moon of I.a Grande, eastern
I Oregon. The wedding was solemni.ed
at the home of llr. and Sirs. .1
N. Itetl and witnessed by only the
members of the immediate family. lr.
Hell performing the ring service of
1 1 he Presbyterian church. Mr. anil
Mrs. Moon will spend -the nenith of
July in and about Corvailis and in
early August will go to Medfi-rd to
're.-ide, Mr. Moon 'to accept a position
in that city. The bridegroom was a
sophomore in ph'irmacy at O. A. C.
lust year. His bride has been with the
' t l-aVeUe-Times several years ad i? a
member of a family lonf identified
with the m w-pap'-r World.'1 :
Mr. Uelbert M Stiles of I .n C.rande
was the gne.-t of Miss Mn le Hest yes
terday. Mrs. Stiles was enroute to
Walla Walla, where she will remain
for the weeU-i-nd. She and Mi Hest
are sorority sister.-., both being mein
liers of the Whitman college chapter
uf I'hi Mu. Pendleton Tribune.
J(i.':KPll, July ! - Mr. A. V
Si'haupp and Miss Vclma 1'awcett
were nun ried in IVitlainl June
The lindegroum is one of Joeph's
most succeful atttuneys anu .lie
biid was a Portland lady who has
made her hiune in fnterpi u e for the
p;ist few months. Their many fiieiuh
in the two cities extend beM weJies
tu the happy pair.
Mr.-. II K. Conl.dge entertained
y .terday afternoon in Innior f Mrs.
i M. Cuue of Portland, who is veiling
at the home of .Mrs. r. C. .Meyers,
Pour Cil.les were arranged fur bridge.
Mrs. I'. I., Meyer won honors and the
guest pn.e went to Mis. Can ey.
A ilelicious two-coui ve luncheon
was served by the hostess dining the
afternoon. s
Mrs. Curl Undented'. m enter taiued
Weilnesday afteriu'on in honor ol '"Mi s.
Huiy (;. Aver, who hn- e ently
moved to I.a tiiainle. TahN-s w.'ii- ar
lunged for five ui;dred at which
Mrs. Cha.e Hohneiikamp w n fust
l:o:ior and Mr
I'lKlli
o
King ier ec.
ond
The decoi at ivr ji K
1 pink :iti t
-is l'-in' ued
white, appiopria'e fio.r
in piifu.-iot. P.unty
weit- served bv the hos'r
lefreshnient
5 at tlie clo-e
of the ufternoon.
Twelve guet.s Wt-r(. honircd with
ili it 'l ion s, t hey U'tug Mi-;. Avery,
the honor guest; Mis IIol Pierre.
Mi-, (binbs fcmgiur. Mis L. A
rreeott. Mm t'ha Kohnenk.itnp. '
Mil t bailes Heynold, Mr-.. Hill
Ternpletor:, .Mi l, J.ee Reynolds,
Mrs.
I.J. Donald Meyers, Mrs. Klmer Mc
! Man us, Mrs. Kay Murphy, Mrs. 5uy
fuller and Mrs. Charles rMayle.. i
Mrs. Clyde Kiddle entertained the
nandiers f the Alpha dub ut her
Island City home Thursday afternoon. I
j.ils. ,, 'Utnain won honors at
i .j,g,, during the afternoon. '
I ) he color scheme of the decorations '
wus ,.,.,( um v,.nite a,i delicious re-'
1 1 ie-hineins were served by the bos-1
, i,.ss. I
The
Thursday Bridge club met this
wci'k wilh Mrs. (.'. J. KnVnholm. The
iiieeliriX' was in honor of Mrs. M.
Causey of i'ortlmnj who is visiting at
itht; K. L. .vleyers home. Other
I honor (fut'sts were Mrs. C. H. Kinn
aihj rs ('(ia,S(. lfohuenkanip.
Honors were won by M rs. M. B.
Ijonuhufe U'huihday. At this meeting
it was oV
ifti-d to diseontiiiue meptinir
until Septembe
Deluious refresh -
meiit.-; were svrved by the hostess.
) The lyihian Sisters were enter
llained Wednesday by Mrs. J. A. Mc
j Carthy. and Mrs. Clyde Hop pel at, the
Icity park. The affair was a purely
' ments: Were served during the ufter-!
noon., ,
I Those present were Mesdumes
James O'Neal. Kd Crossin. J'Vuncis
;Chi.'isir, 'Delia il. Shannon, Kuby.rinv
Horwell, .Wdlard Moss, Stella
Claire( lieth (.'ounstdl, J. H. Drum
rwnith, Maria .Stephenson, Oscar (.
; 11..T of Yakima, Mrs. V. A. Wallace,
Ken Noah, Tom Sherwood, Tilton, an, I
W. Campbell.
I Mis. Willard Moss and Mrs. Stella
'I.eClaire will entertain the sisters
July
11) at the
Cedar.
home of M rs. Moss,
' PAKKKr July !!. The Misses P.er
nice 'J'honipson and Miss Myrtle Har-
: land of l.u Crande are guests of Miss
Claire Hay at her home al 18111 Kstes
t sli-eet.
I Miss Claire Day entertained with a
party at her home on Tuesday ufler
' noon in honor of the birthday annivei-
sary of M iss Ililma Ko.ssuin. Those
i present beside the hostess und honor
'guest were: Misses IWnice Thomp
son, Myrtle Harland, Cene Workman
and Mary Haker. I ielicious refresh
, meiits were erved at the close of a
i most pleasant afternoon.
KImer I. Stoddard and Mr...
M
W. W. Keuler of La CJrande were
hostesses o a party of La C ramie
I Holies... i ueyiay ;inei noon . ;a ine
union Hotel at Onion. After lunch
eon bridge was the. feature of tlu
afternoon and a delightful time was '
had. Those present were, Mesdamesj
W. 11. liohmMiHamp, II. A. AurUnvk.
F. L. Lilly, Norman Frees, Karl Slod- (his yar Is estimated by Frd fin
dard, 11. J. Civen, Herman Seigrist, nUii. county apent, al 2H6.tt. ThlP
Harry Hay, Chase Itohnenkamp, Roll-; (h the same as last yeflrV 'icreaije.
ert Kakiu, H. F. Murphy,.!. L. Iniffle, j There Is very little sprhifc whnt
Lynn Itolinenkamp, and the Misses i this year
FitH Foley, Jeannette Stoddanl, and; " '
Leila Johnson or Halter, and the hos-! Kire which had tt:) nrlin In a
tesses, Mesdnmes Sloddui'd aiunurb fPom an entrine on No. 18
It
liter.
The Pythian Sisters of I.a Crande.
held their last meeting on July I, tin -
til afti-r vacat ion days, and on this '
occasion the hall was beautifully dec-j
orated with roses and flowers sym-;
bolical of the order. A large number;
of members were present, and several
new candidates- were initt'tted into the
mysteries of the order. i
During the evening a report of the;
Ahruislic work for the last year was;
read by Mis. J. K. Oliver, showing'
that mucji.food and clothing had been
donated, visits made to the sick and
flowers m-'M. to the hospital. Special j
eiilertaihUient for the members was j
Hirnhdied by Clh's 'IL'iriide.n and Perry
tdiver. j
After the luinesfl ssn, Miss C,
L. R.iUmaTl. on behalf of the Order.)
prescnt.d Mr. ami Mrs. H. K. Colin-
sell. Mr. .and Mrs. Pete La Claire-:
ami mv. und Airs, crank iurmr, mem-
oeis oi ine oruer ami reeein orioe
and bridegrooms, with a token of il
vt r. Alf-o Mrs. Crace (Iiihut, form
i-rly a ri'sttU'tit of I.a (lr:in!t, lut now
living in V.ikinia. Wash., wu presi-nt
wiih n Chii'fs .Ii'wi'l.
At Uie i-).m' t.f the 'v.'!iin(r rcfri'sh
nunts wiTr srvt'd, ami an imtnens.'
wt'tldin cakt' was f-ut !' tho brides
wll II
111,. Il
; two tii
.lh,l:iv
iv rakes
Mrs. V
in honor
II. Mr.
IN THE OLD
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m,iiv fib' J&MQtfcz:
ANlj fvTtiPJDf fcxcirt A Kcliu.Y tSBS1 5TR(e .
Carthy a"d Mrs. Ira . Howell wove
partaken of by all.
The evening entertainment closed '
with n splendid, interesting nd witty!
talk by Mrs. A. K. Ivanhue. j
Much rreilit fur the nh-asures of the,
evening is due to the efforts of Mrs.
J. A. McCarthy, Mrs. K, K. Crnssen
and Mn-R Mildred Oliver.
(;koiw;k wai.sh m k
IN "DYNAMITIC ALLEN"
I At the Star theatre, Saturday
".vnaume .ien, a wiinam rox i ro
duetioii, will lie shown. "Dynamite
Allen" is u tale of the mining dis
tricts, ttnd aiiounds in tense dramatic
situations. Many sensational scenes
are introduced to thrill the audience
such as the burning of u largo house,
the flooding of a mine, uii explosion
that destroys a giant sluice, and. a
,rfl,,,K
locomotive which plunges
through an open bridge into the river.
In addition, the picture contains a
delightfully sweet romance.
A two-reel comedy featuring the
popular funster, Al Sit. Johns, will be
shown on the same program.
j jpy IftftNI1
CASTLE
FILM AT SHERRY'S
j
j I)o y" believe in Kree Iove?
"The
i iJivisible Homl,
the new picture star-
rene Castle, which is on view
at the Sherry Theatre today only, is
a screen version of what happens
when u young husband insists upon
l his "personal liberty and the right to
associate intimately with attractive
. wu"l women of his acquaintance. H
, was adapted from Sophie Kerr's re
' l'"t novel, "'1'he See-Saw."
The story centers around the mar
ried life of Hui lelh ar.l Murcia Cros
sey, the latter role played by Mis.
Castle. !
A
heii)f
brand New Miitt and Jeff also
shown as well as u reel comedy.
State News
The bids 'for Uie construction ol
!) n"w wini; for the Slate Hospital
will ho oJomd hi Salem July 12 at
, 1 1m nl'l'ted of 1 he br.ard of colli rol
Tlu funds lor Ihe wing total $1i;fl,
iiilto and of this sum, about $ I 4 f ,ihmi
Ms to he used in cojihI ruction. The
; i emainder will bH used for furnish
lings, bill the r.cvn trails for them
jV'ill not be let llllli.l .111" hllildiug Is
fteii.riiiK ronipletlou. " T-bp eiintraetH
will ho h'l Irmn the hospital In IVn
dleton.
.
lni'tilla eounly s whar arreag
Vilest roved lb' Iiig waiehonse of the
' Pacific Coast Klevutor Company al
Mission, Fniatilla counly. ibis woelt.
; paimigo done approxiinaled flO.uuu.
Th Phoeb. ef th Flycatcher Family
The phoebe. h bioh. gr tvh hrow n
hlitl. heloiii.-i to tl ityatcher family
It tnke It dm dip from It uionotoaouv
en II. "pen-Jt, plioelie : pte lt, pewit,"
eoiillounusly reit ute(J, It ftys about
In search of n bdblia'fon. The phoebe
preys on Insects, which It euptures
while on rhe whig, and Is tbetvCre u!
beio-tit (o farmers. Tit common
ohnebe nlso known as pewee and a
pewit. It, however, should not he
iiiifued with the wood penee, hith
is a difterenl M.eeies of ttveutrber.
WorM,t Largst Snake.
Thp (lV(,!0n rnn,Ilt(.reil ie ,nr(;(1Rt
gllllt,v , t)ie XVnrbt. Ii Is round in ihe
K:.st Indies und In Ihe 1'blltpplae
istnmK Sjierlnu nt .thirty feet loit);
n
hitvf lu'fn All tin vnrluiiH spe.
ol.'i nf .yllmii J.'iul tlH'lllMlVfS ':lsl!y j
io -.i t I il y und itiinMij;.
For Sale.
Oiif lillil Nash tourinp fur in fine
I'ondilion, one 1ll!l Chevrolet tourintr
tar and one Ford touring car. All
these cars at very low prices and
with our guarantee. Come in and see
them. V. It. Hohnenluimp Co. 7-!l -2t
HOME TOWN
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Fr.t Imtinetf.
A Harvard professor any- "ilnn.'lns
m nn lnMnct. Ju like eating
nrl'tlns." .t has long been observed
Hint man will eat anything, and li.'lit
anvtlilUK. and now je'a getting 0
anything. Kunsat
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