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j CLEANUP SALE
SUITS
"Wo have only ;i Ow women's
Hii in Suits left. Tin-re (ire some
in liiivy I'oiivt Twill, soine in navy
Tricot ine it tit I a Few tweeds. Kadi
ami every one lias lieen reduced in
jiriec and is offered on sale at a
SPECIAL BARGAIN
COATS
li llowinjr our custom o' never
carrying over from one season info
anollier, we are culling I lie prices
on all women 's coals. TSicre is
only alMint, a dozen left mid if yon
are needing a "M yon can make a
substantial saving by
BUYING NOW
HILL'S DEPT STORE
ttiooirt, actt'd a. bridesmaid anil Clyde
Wphli a. lii'Ht niun.
Aftir iIip I'lTPmnny it dflivinii.. w"l
dinif lirenkftist was rvl to the im
mediate familim.
Mihh Emtio Johnson lit th daugh
ter of MrK. I.. Johimon, 1H14 Third
street, and has for neverul yearn been
holding a very prominent position in
Jlurinif the warm Hummer months! 'he l.u Crande Investment Co. Ml.
Lit (iiande's (social funetioim huve ; Thompaon wan active durintr the war
turned to a round of deliifhlful Coun- and at the present time Is connected
try eluli pal ties, pienlis, outdoor sports 'with the United States National Hank
and motor trips.
One of the most' attractive affalr.i
of the season was given Saturday af
tci noon by Mia. A.J. StaiiKe at the
Country Club. The day was an ideal
one lor a summer festivity and about 4Idon .Parsons and Miss Amanda V
fifty-five ladies were invited for the; humeri, both of Micln, were married at
afternoon. In the reception hall were the home of Oscar Feriruson Saturday
The young couple left on No. 17 for
Portland, where they intend to remain
indefinitely, hut on their return will
italic their home In La Grande.
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ARE YOU AWARE?
ENTliltINO
In the course of one year the balance wheel o
inakes 1.77,fil,ono revolutions.
THINK OF IT
your walch
In lime tlio oil sums, produces friction and wears the deli
cate bearings, destroying their high finish and pel feet lit,
thus mining an accurate timepiece.
An ordinary machine is oiled daily, Yonr watch should
be oiled once a your. Let ns examine it. s An honest opin
ion from us will cost you nothing.
J H PEARE & SON
LEAVING
'Established 1891
La Grande's Leading Jewelers and Optometrists
fifteen tables, each artistically decor
ated with a '.ar;re cut kIu.s basket
of sweet peas. The handle of each
basket was tied with bow of the
different pastel shades. Larger bas
kets of lo.-es Were placed about the;
room.
The arrangement of the guests at
the tallies was a very unique one. At
the door each lady was given a card
tied with a ribbon corresponding to
a colored bow on a basket.
A: 1:30 a delicious luncheon was
siived. following is the menu. Fruit
cocktail, veal bird, creamed new po
tatoes, pickled pineapple, olives, park
ker house rolls, salad and brick ice
cicam and cookies.
(aids furnished the delightful en
tertainment for the afternoon, one
prize being awarded at euch table.
The head prize was awarded to Irs.
Chase liohnenkamp.
Those assisting Miss HazKl .M'ag-
nuson, who had charge of the luncheon,
I were the Misses Evelyn fallen, Helen
and Cracc Lewis and llonithy
t Gauliey.
by Justice of the Peace Arthur Wil
liams. They will wake their lloltw 111
Elgin. . , ,
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Tuesday evening of nexi week has
been set as the date of the dig mid
year banquet given iy the Ad Club
members for their wives. The dinner
will be served nt Hie EagJes' Hal! with
the Women of Woodcraft serving thej
dinner. These ladies are preparing ui
home-cooked dinner with many nov-j
cities, j
Mrs. O. E. Moran will entertain
the Ladles Missionary Society ivf the
Presbyterian church I'rlday aftevnooi)
at her home at 308 Third street, ai
2:30 o'clock.
!
About twenty-fivo couples motored!
to the dance at the Country CluV)
was furnished by I,indsey's Orchestra.
During the. etening punch was serve. I
by Miss Hazel Magnuson, Who charm
ingly nets ns hostess nt the Country
Club. . , t
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the Comer and
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Save A Dollar
J)inHlohSl W StraWberry .Tarn, 0 lb. ran !.!
l)ianiori(i;VV kispberry .Tom, lb. call It-lO
Diamond! W Black berry Jam, " lb. can.
Diamond-.W LTiganlierrfv- .Tain, " 11). ean....: $1.13
, "t . '. : Guaranteed Quality it
J. G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY 1"
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Mis. I). U. .C.ilMte and dnughler, Tonight the Kpworth League of
Lucille, arrived in Lb (irande the for.'? I the Eirst M. E. Church will hold their
part of the week and arc spending I regular business meeting by going on
rvcial days visiting at the home of! a picnic. All wishing to go will meet
her siMtor-in-luw, Mrs. K. C. Tuc.key.
Mrs. (Jilotte and her (hiuhter muk
thoir iionio in St. Vaul, Minn.
Mrs. IVrtha Levy and Mrs. Lt W.
CtoldsUmo and children, who have been
Kue.sts at the home of Mi-h. William!
Ash Tor the past 'two weeks, hav
lift for San Francisco. Before leav
ing the ladies wen entertained by a
number of friends. 1
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Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
I
eaiers
Coal - Wood - Lime -Cement
- Plaster -Building
Material
'ay - Grain - Poultry
Supplies
son and Mrs. (Icorge liynearson. The
next regular 'meeting will be at 'the
home of Mrs. Len Slilwell. assisted liV
Mrs. (Icorge riiinmons. The program
J for that day will be in honor of Flag: Itostun Transcript.
'- I ASTER PLANTS.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kimpper, of Joseph,! ,
are guests at the home of their daugh- Will only last a few days longer,
ter, Mrs. Colon R. Ebcrhttiil, this( Come before it is too late. At the
.ttj week. They were nccompnnied byi Greenhouses. (5-5-flt
A birthday party was given in honor
of Miss Barbara Leslie (ioldstone at
the city park Friday afternoon in hon
or of hof eleventh .birthday, by , Mrs.'
William Ash. The1 ' afternoon was'
pleasantly spent playing games, fol
lowed by delicious refreshments.
Those present were: Barbara Les
lie (ioldstone, Marjorie and Dorothy
Wurnick, Jane and Ann Stange, Bar
bara -Cuolidge, -Sally Siegrist.. ..und
Margaret Meyers. ? ti. .ti
Dr. and .Mrs. A. L. Richardson are
expected to return friirh Portland this
evening. Mrs. IKichardson left about
'two weeks ago to attend the Stale
Federation of (Tubs nt " illamook und
returned to Portland, where she was
joined, by her ,husbaU(L. .,,
Henry Wnelty and Miss I.ennn R.
Tucker were united in marriage by
Justice of Peace Arthur Williams
Sunday. The voung couple left for
1 1 Elgin, where they .will make their
homo.
Mrs. Bart Owsley and Mrs. (leorge
Rynearson entertained the ladies of
the Parkdale (Tub Wednesday, May
31, at the home of the former. Lilacs
were the decorations, which gave a
very pleasant appearance to the
home 1
A snort program was planned anill states about September 10.
,i i.-..i i... ,1
was jin.-iiuy npprci. unco ii,v lllost-
piesent. Those assisting on the nro
gr:im were the Misses Emma Chand-
at the church at six o'clock. ,
A lovely June shower was given
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clyde Kiddle in honor of Mis.'
I.etu Kiddle, a bride-to-be. . Eiftceii
of Miss Kiddle's friends spent the nf
temoori in playing games and having
a social time. The prize was received
by Hiss Iscis Bryant.
Later in the afternoon the guests
were seated at a table artistically
decorated in pink and white with a
mihiature bride and groom as a cen
ter ornament. Ice crenm and surpnse
cake were served. 1
, (Miss Bertha Schwebkn assisted
Mrs. Kiddle. Miss I.eta Kiddle re
ceived many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Guests for dinner at the Country
Club Sunday were Mr. Elmer Stod
dard, and family, MruiHl.Mr.s Chase
Bohnenknmp, Mr.' and Mrs. Waiter
Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Luiison and son
and Mr. Joe Carr, '
'
Mr. and MfA Krcd Jensen, of
Poitland, will drive from Portland to
I-a (irande the last of the week to
visit their sister,-Mrs. Flitzi Jensen,
of the Eastern ..Oregon .Music com
pnny.
Word was received from nr. and
Mrs. Whiting, formerly of La Grande
who are at the present time touring
Belgium. In speuking of their visit
in Brussels they said: " we visited
the beautiful gardens here. 'All the
wonderful bronze figures, etc., Were
taken by the Germans and used for
shells, likely to shoot the Belgians.
They didn't destroy the buildings
much, as they cxpocted'to own them
at some time.'' The doctor and his
wife' expect to return to the United
E-C-E
We are pi'ona of our record of having furnished
the people of Lit Dra. dp with pure al'til'ieial iee for
the past twpntr years. AVe are still at yonr service.
W. D. Grandy
"V SANTTAUY ICE COMPANY ,, '
- - Phones 297 -J and 297-M. "
f
Flnl.h.d the Job.
"Strange she should leave her hus
band after he had given up all lilt bud
habits unit settled down." "Weil, she
married htm to reform him, aud 1 sup
IKiSe w hen she hud completed the con
tract there was nothing else to do."
We are not selling Out
We are out selling
Ladies' Hose, 2. pail" : 2,:
Dress and Apron (ling-ham inp
Ladies' House Dresses $l!.-t!)
Corsets ; f)fi( io fl.'M
lap Orepe, H yards $1.00
Ladies' TJni'on Sliits 1o $1.f)S
Children's thiion Suit a (if),. f0 ;)Si
i- ALL HATS REDUCED ,
Andrews Variety
Store
Phone Main 17
their pratnlauirhtors, Misspa I.ucilK1
KmiPpor. Francos anil Irene Sehaupp.j
Mrs. K F.. KiiUllo jruve a lovely
birthday dinner nt the city park Mon
day afternoon at 11:110, in honor of her
daughter, Miss I.eta Kiddle. Nine
ti hi of the immediate Kiddle family
were there.
The wrddinjr of Miss Ksther Shir
Jey and Frank La Frienier took place
at 1- oVloek Sunday. After the ceie
mony a delicious diriuer was starved.
The immediate fa nil tea were the only
ones present. The younpr couple will
make their home in la Grande whore
the brideirruom is employed in the
Katern Oren Licrht Co,
Lawrence Day took almut twelve of
his hoy friends in cars up to I-add
Canyon Tuesday afternoon to cele
hime his eleventh birthday. Mrs. H.
Hay and Wm. A. W. Nelson chaper
oned the boys. (!ood eats anil a pood
time were hail by all.
The Mission Hand of the Presby
terian Church will bp entertained by
Miss Tillie Olson at the home of Mrs.1
Wallace, 2108 Oak St., on Thursday
afternoon at 2:'10 o'cliK'k. All mem
bers are ured to N present.
.
Mi. Johnson and Mr. Chester
Thompson, one of La Grande's most
popular younp couples, were United ir.
nmrriaire Monday tnorninjr nt ?:H0 by
ltt- tosn of the Prehyterian church;
at the ant of the brule- Miss Iter
i.iCfis Thompson, sister of the bride
OHRUUYS FLORISTS.
June 10th is last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. (i-7-.1t
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
t -.t :r.ir-
IS IT HOT ?
Why not get an let cream frzer now so can have
real ice cream like mother used; to make. We have a full
line to choose from at prices that fit any pocketbook.
We also wish to announce that w will have another
Wear-Ever Special for th coming canning season. Coma
se it. Thia pcil wiQ mi from June 16 to June 24.
0RE00M HARDWARE AlfOllPLEMEKI GO.