La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1922, Image 2

Af..n.liiv. AT.ir -'2l 1D2J
PXHE TWO
of lh Clillld I.oiIki- of Oild K'l-
Iowh. ; ' t ; , , ' ;.'..
W. V.' rnniior nnd rnnilty ' or.j
MipiiiIIiiK the wi'.'k ill l.a .Crnnili'.
THE OUTBTT-RSTS OF EVERETT TRUE-V Cot da
annrvnnwrnentit will Iik uut tiexi
Mrs. Wlllliim Castor Btnrtc1 for
Kimrtie Monday morning h(-n h
Will HtlOnil ttlB eSHlOS on the
CJrnnd lo-liw of the Rohekahs. us
dPlPKntH from the Union Hrhekah
lort Kf.
I.. A. Wrixht, who . hna tbeen In
Portland for th pant weuk lit ex
pected home the middle of flic woek.
Steve Mam has cone, to Kiikph '
a x delOEllli' from the Tiilon Slltj-
PRICES ON GOOD MERCHANDISE THAT APPEAL TO THE
THRIFTY BUYER
I hiimtiei lnlii'is Tnlili'l" iv Mud
(ipnilf in i:ffi'it.
mil
The liixntlve prr.-rt or riuiir.hor
hiln'a Tabl.'ts Ik ho mild nnd tseiilln
that you can hardly rwillze that It
has been iroilini'd by a me.Mcino.
Adv.
YOU WILL DO BETTER
Larger Stocks To Select Frojn All New Merchandise
Quality of the Best Prices That are Lowest
ordlnnti- IoiIbb to nttwid the wkhIoiih I
SHOP
HILLS
PERCALE3 Women's CREPE DE CHINE
H(; iiicli ixt;1's in mm SILK HOSE ... . j ' ,, ,
.. Id inch wide ( rciic l,
.... 1r , -ii i ' lie III 51 mil ) ii-
I IK' it ami nark i-nlnj--. oincii s silk Imsc in ,. . , ,, ,
IVrvanl. wl.il.s l.l.-.H ;m,l l.rmvn. ''" - l"- IVr y.inl
19c, 25c Alls- ,,f,ir $1.50
' $1.00
L MESSALINES
GINGHAMS ,. . . ., Al
.Hi inch wide Aless:i-
Uonntilnl dress NIGHT GOWNS ,;,. hl (,,lors ,,r ,fM.k,
limns in plaids and , . , KT1I.V- execp.
rhfcks, ill all colors. IVr A omen's iiiuslin iiirIiI tion.il value al, per yard
Vin.( frowns in white and pink.
19c 25c w'oiiderl'nl haryaiii at $1.49
' 75c
; ; HOUSE DRESSES
CORSETS BATH TOWELS
ouitauia (lood looking linuso
', , . from; 18 up to ?,n. V,;r dresses made oi' pen-ale
V micn s enrseis in ;n,l sized while Tn.r- in checks an.l plain
pink confel. All sives Hsh lial Ii Towels, re-n- 0rs. .
from S up 1o ISO. Ka. h ... value. Kach -98c
98c 25c
UNION SUITS
CHILDREN'S HOSE JAP CREPES WoincnV s n in in e r
weight '"ifpi ii suits in
( hildren s hose m all ?Vev imported .J a p .,i sj(s , n;u. in .,n
sizes from i,t 10, m Trepos in all colors. :!;) sp, (.s. ir. ,r,.(.sf Mills
hlack and hrown. 1'er inejies wide. Vard make. Kach
25c 35c 65c
' , i I i i.
HILL S DEPT STORE
HCY'l YOW WET T gggg
That scrp of Pap&? V ' rfis
song: sgp ::'. 1 fjijj
of Main, had nil opening dnnco l i?t Klgln IllHtead of entertaining the
Sanirday evening and nltho.igli the I Klglnites here as was at first re-
ported.
Preparations nre being made for
a banner Decoration day program
in Union. The W. It. ('. Is a sironi:
organization ' hero nnd with the aid
a r
UN ON SEN
IS
meat 'nnd other 'exorcises of the
Mradiiatlng class. . On Monday eve
ning the JuuloiK , eiiini'taJnod.. tut
jseniom at a banquet at tho fnlon
I holid. Ilesiiles the Hllldents tllire
I were present Supt. nnd Mrs. Hoy
('(inlilln, and the iHitlr.t high scliool
. j faculty, A temporary organization
. of the o 1 u in lit was provided and the
rv,rivy v""0'', "Hr.V ,' iKniduales plan for pemanent so
I N10N', May 22. The Vnlon i '
clety. AlteV tile lialHiuel u dance
dchools cloBed last 1'i'lilay,. The last ttll8 njym ,, n,,, ,i ,nn(.
Week WHS rn'plele with commence- . rionr. on WndncMrlay evening the
cr n T 0
IIIIU UllliWUIl I L.U
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, Save
HOnior iirnpram was fcivnn in the
hnh Hi'tinol assembly. Kverelt Knliii
wa. vuletlictorlan, liohcrl Maxwt'II
whs liistortan, Ktftinntli McKi'iiiion
Rav tho class flji'npliccy nml f!rniM
t'nede was chostMi jis vnlcilli-lorlnn,
lm inn ma (in the highest KrndcH of
(Ik? class, l-'nllnwiiitf Ilicso numhi'rs
the, seniors staged n moral phan
tasy in tltivo acts, wliich was well
handled by the cast and greatly
jjuyt-d by the audience. On Thnrs
jday eveninp; the coniineiHoinent wan
jhi'ld in the M. K. church. 1'ro
j fessor Warr'intnit froni t lie fret;cn)
Am'icultur:tl College delivered Ui
piiiiciral address of Hie evening. Id
! plutnas 'ie presented to tin 1 7
Inr.nliiates by Mr. Halsey, ehiilrman
of the scIhhiI board. Those hen'iv
int: I lie' ' 1 diplomas were: oscm
Cocdi, Orntif I'ook, Maud Spain.
Kathrrine Stewart, .lunia ('router,
Ycninit Juhuson, Jteed Iiatlin, Krauk
Wri:;ht. .May Cainble, Robert Max
well, Ida Kellus. Parrell Irwin.. Al
pha Phillips, Ksti lla Ceersten, Ches
ter Kmmons, Kenneth McKennon ; tinns are that there
and K erett Ktlhll.
nitu' the eighth
wero tiven an Ibe
senibly, There we
(Hi I-'rlday eve.
yrade exercise
hih school us
e several nnin-
Satisfies the sweet tooth
and aids appetite and digestion.
Cleanses mouth and teeth.
A great hoon to smokers,
relieving 'hot, dry mouth.
Combines pleasure and
benefit-
Don't misa the joy of the
new IVSICLEY'S P-K-the sugar
coated peppermint tid bit!
hers, ocal and instrumental nuilc
and reeiia tions( by the tnemhers of
the class and Itev. I.. A. t'onl; pave
the class a short talk. Se era I
awards were pp'sentcd to the ipupils
for v iiniansbip a nd bti nncr grades.
These pupils had been under Ibe
instruction of .Mr. and
laud Uoss. Most of the
in (lie sev nth and sixth grades
pai.ied l heir exa in in at ions in 'o
jiraphy and phjsitdo.uy. These were
ail lare i-lasstw and will help to in
dense tho hih sehmd atlenadiici
in the future. Stveral of the teach
ers have already left lor their
homes for the vacation. Miss Min
nie Soruiu and Miss Mattis Iti st
will upend
Dakota. Mr
weather was a little chilly for oi:t-i
door dancinir. there wn a pood at-j
tendance. This (pavilion has be-i. j
en cted esp'cially for the stock
show week. Carpenters are still fit
work on the entrance and conces
sion building and all will be Hi.
ished in time for the next dance.
.Miss Cryce of Nebraska, who )i:ia
been teaching in Athena, stopped
in rnion last week nnd visited 'with
.Mrs. Hal Kees. Sho was on her
way tot Cove, where she will visit
with Mrs. Charles Delidrde. who
was also a l'acher at Athena.
Mayor Davis fs spending a few
das at Hot Lake for his health.
Wilbur Davis has been looking af
ter 'the work in his office during
his absence.
Local Masons entertained Frank
S. IJailey of .Portland, Grand .Mas
ter ind District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Itolwrt Kakin of La Grande, m
their meeting last Thursday night.
There were also olluy visitors from
I, a U run do mid .North.. J'owder.
There was degree work and a boun
tiful feast was enjoyed aflvr the
ceremony.
Handlers living along Catherine
creek will no doubt be extrenusty
thankful for the last few dayH of
cooler weathn as the water was
getting almost beyond control. The
road was flooded in places even a
mile or two up the canyon when
the creek w as at its highest.
Charley Adams is starting work
.111 lilu 1.1 (u 'i,lM ll "I'll ,111 liiwl
win soon nave a ne.u uuuguiuw
home. The basement Is dug and
will ibe a cement affair and will
be as larg1 as the house, which
iie planned to make, one and a half
stories high.
Work on the lumber slit ds which
the Grande Konde Lumber company
are having envied here, is almost
computed and John Martins will
soon be ready to furnish lumber .
for local building. 1 Vest-nt lndica-
be a flour
ishing trade in this enterprise dur
ing the reason.
1 Some of the younj teachers who
'live here nre securing schools for
the cominir year. Idri Iletius will
have chaiire of a small village
school near Huntington, Maud
Spain, another graduate from th.1
tea hers' tram in g class, w ill go to
Grass Valley and tem-h in a graded
of the G. A. H. and the local Amer
lean Legion post they will see that
the day Is fittingly kept. Program
Good Gifts For
Graduates
Among a variety of suitable articles
you will find a splendid display of
' SCHOOL RECORD BOOKS
COMMENCEMENT DAYS
MEMORY BOOKS, ETC.
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company '
They Overlooked the
Diamonds
T
"i liiM.l. 1.1. i I lii Mi lie who (niifrht In i
Mrs. (inr-'tlic 1 ! m io district north of I'nlnn
n ;)! iiii in s j lust year, will hnvi' tin- third and;
fourth i;r;ulrs in tlu lliilfwuy scllmil
fur next yenr.
Siiiii. Hm-liil promins to have sov-im-hI
blocks nf Hie piivliii? lono in
linic lor ttic sincli show. This will
he rroai tlic Tnlon hotc'l south to'
Itailroiul sln.ct ami prohiilily n few,
blocks south of the tracks. I
l:lcclii.n w:is a very oiiiol day!
Ihc suiiniicr jil North i In Ve with t. cccptlon that sov-:
and Mi s. Hush liavc re-I cr.il llliMl s led to hiivo illlhihcd'
j.t little too lnucli
('. 1.. Caldwell
ltr.uk tails who 111;
fjt. m
if ;.
turned to 1'rairle Ity when" I lu y , ,i little too laura "hootch.
mm a ranch, and ill spend lhe C. 1 Caldw,.n cntiMlained the,
Mliuiner moat lis Micro. Mr. lllllinus 1 1 i-.n k tans who iu;i. such a creil
ill return to the vicinity of Seat- itiil.le slonvuii; at the Kastern Oro-j
He whioe he will tool. ably le ich Ipon meei in I'endl.'ton. ut the Tnion i
next year. It nl I'll Mortal! Kill re i hotel last Tnesdav noon. Ilesides'
main here for most of the summer I th,. boys who were l-'.verett Kiihn,
as his woik in atrlculture cten.s .a fook, iisrm. cook. Heed 1ml-
lliroimh Iho vacation period. l(n. Kiiuimh. Il.ites. liob.irt Hansen
Tim Woiuan's 1I11I1 held llitir last. and Vornon .leluison. Hi,..-,. , iv al.
meeting tor the season last Thnrs
day aftiTnoon at the K. IV hall
The l'o: lowing n! t irers w er-
for the ensuing vera: lllid
ler. president : Martha Ste ens, vii e
j president ;' Viola Tarker. see: ( t.ir :
Sadip ( 'minor, t rea surer ; Ktnily
('in)k. director, Arraugctnents were
made lor
rose show.
m pnrnt . I.. A. Cook and
I George A. S.-d.;rd an.l fo.i.li ltill-
lect- iims. A fine dinner was enjoyetl
.Mil-'.iud then t'ie buys had a short hii
vii e x time.
ir:l Mrs. H. . Camlde left last Sat-'
unlay lor Canyon City where she I
will lisit for several days with her i
annual picnic and t he daughter. Mrs. Harry Anderson.;
A report of the build-.who has been ill fr.r some time. ,
fir
r7
C2t
.3. .
I I ) TiiV.17,7.'1r''-Jif
iug fund committee sh owe.! iiliuol W, II. lolihiu has ione tti lui-
IIImO ready in thfn fiinrl. j liaha to look after hi sh.vp ami
! Claude Klcklln who lias had a irepare for the shearing which will
transfer business in 1'nion has sold start very soon J
out hl biiMlnrs to J. Y'.. Hall, whui Most of the srade rooms in the
will conduct Ihit work in Ihf fu-.Tnion schools urn' out pienicltiK
lu:o. ' last Thlirsdny. They reporlDsl
ThP T. ir.Mn f4ii who hve Kood lime in spite of the rain.
.-ting a lirff1 1t.4n.fta.: p ,!': (ivvini; to a ehanqp in I hv sched
le on Rftte$t 4t,k wiliilo ho IM1I011 hull teatn went to
0 O o
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HERE is a modern flippancy to the effect that, "What
you don't know won't hurt you." Its also a fallacy.
For instance :
The farmers of Kimberley were a disgusted, disheart
ened lot.- They said the soil was too rocky to earn them
a living. Some of them left. Others died in poverty.
, And all the time their children were playing witli
diamonds. - .. ..':y..'..
But the farmers didn't knowi They thought the price
less gems were pebbles.
Don't be like those Kimberley farmers. KNOW!
Don't seek opportunity in some distant place and
overlook the diamonds that are daily within your grasp.
KNOW!
Advertising is a mine of opportunity. It tells of val
ues you wouldn't know about if it were not there to guide
you.
, ,luThe secret of economical buying is information. The
man or woman who is best informed is the one who buys
to best advantage.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. KNOW!