La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1922, Image 8

LA' OT?"ANDE EVENTS OBRETfVEU
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La (Jrande
SAIjOI, June 21 Outstanding ns
u feature of the official canvass of
the ilepuliiean and the Demociatie
primary election vote wan the fuc
that in seveiul instances defeated Ke
imblicans rieeived the Democratic
nominal. in by their names lieiwr writ
ten in on t):e ballot. This was true of
A. W. Noilihid, of Astoria, candidate
for the lionuldieiin nomination for con-ere-a
in the first district, and of J. K.
if, who was ono ot me unsuc'
' The home of Mrs. I'rucc DenijiH nU iRichaulHun wote united in marriage
I the scene of an interesting function at the Methodist paiMinatre Monday
! Monday afternoon when Mia. Dennis evening, floth arc well known here
i and Mm. C Scranton were hostesses and have lived hero for several years.
for a reception in honor of Mrs. J.They expect to lie at home on thj;
'A. McAllister, who is visiting in l. ranch of the ifii.om, nine miles from
Grande- Uenutiful rosea and peonies! the city, within a few days.
! wore used about the rooms in artistic I
If arrangement and as a centerpiece fori A reception will be held this even
Uhe tables. During thi afternoon thosei ing at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr
wno presnied HI me ihojcs were iurn.anu mrs. i.nane.s na.Mo, inoo heeon-y. 'jhuh
I'. L. Meyers ami Mrs. r. J. uoimcx.j Honoring itav. ami Mrs. Itoss of thei ....ssui ......xdntc fur the Itenublican
AMstinir nbout the. rooms were Mrs.. J'resbyterian Church. A cordial in-j nomjlmtjn for public service com
C. I'. Newlin and Mrs. JVLile Green.' Vitntion is extended to all members mi'sioner.
(lertrude and 1'hyiil Scranton and and friends. Lnder the law these candidates can-
licraldine McAllister Hssistcd in serv-; not a:,Cpt the llcinocratic nomination,
inc. Mrs. McAllister is popularly; Mrs. Den Carney acltil as hostiss tlioutrh Ihey could lo so had they been
known in the social centers of l.a f(lr a birthday party in honor ot her accorded the Itepubicnn nomination.
Giande and is being entertained ex-;sjsteri yiss Ruth U-hn, Tuesday ev- Secretary of State Kozer yesterday
tensivcly. ening. Those invited in were Mrs. mailed to the successful candidate-.
' ' i idman, Mrs. Dairett, Mrs. Joe .Stoop, ccitificntes of their nomination. The
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and the Messrs ( has. Thomas, Adulph nomiiui-s of the two parties total 208.
Oliver was the scene of a very pretty Lehn, William Carney and the hostess "There was but one case of a tie
home wedding last Sunday afternoon; vole revealed by the canvass," said
when, in the presence of immediate i- n, rr, ii p i)ix,m ,.n.i ,,,,. .Kozer. This was in Tillamook coun
ulntives and friends, their onlv ily ' 'j"' '', s e ' ly- wilc,e Kl,lliu W' Walson anA ,HUU'
daughter, Mildred, was united in mar-i momred V a loVa I aU S at f- W..lw. Kut.liean Candidas
iUKe to Alvah Crowley of this rily. ur( Z V i f"r '""""''t" '"V. icpresentative tor
The rooms were artistically decorated ? ort a delight uf t il as a who e lhF tl'-l'":V;'""ln dist. let. eaAjwjii
in pink roses and white peonies and bo h in the rave" ne and the "tr e' """ voUT; vt"lui'
Shastu daisies with a profusion of uons at the ake ed by U.e election nws, Mr. KosB.-hs:
trailing greens. i j ' advised the contestants to appear at
licv. (jeo. li.' Quigliy of the Moth- ti.. ur..t. his office Wednesday, June 28, in or-
lodist church officiated, using the im- Presbyterian cli urci wil i met .it el l"'' Vh,,t ''-', n"'y U
pres.-ivc ring service.! I'reeedine the i 'Z y., -m ," Uw . ,' . T. "im ';!' , I len,!llH! whl h .shall be declared
.eiemony Alias Kleanor DavtS, of I'ort-; Vhu.s, iv eve Win, at seve ,''l'l,,"trul"'. '''.""; ( " event,
land um "() I'roinis Me" .ni. ,f . ' i V evening at seven , .s w winning in the draw UK,
i.inu, sang u, i roniis aie, attorn- thirty o'clock. Ail members of the ,i... u i.i i... .. ,...i....i.,.. ....
nilllleli Oil 111,' IllJino OV .MISS Kllth : il . , i . . wun, a uULH..a mi,.,
. ----- .. clrcle H1(J uigcn to ue present
tiuigley, who then played the wed-!
ding march. Immediately following
me ceremony Miss I'uvis sang
The. bride wore an tractive gown1
tt'ors? ",ld f,rr,ed fturd ""l "oh,,e,,kl,m"
A reception followed, Mrs. Jay Mil-: '"'inuy , , .
lering, .ins. uriie U"runer, miss .Maryi
ens, pupils .of Miss Hilda
A NATl ON-WlDF j.
i . jut ; b. jv m i ' wn
rTi . v.- , -ii ra ri l?i m
fill
V V'h-.,f I
&ijoy
radio news and music
IhruaVlCTROlA
Contiotl a 1 7?ir 'Viflwht wiili your
r.idio receiving set. L et everybody in
your household hear the h.isckill
scores, news and broadcasted con
certs exactly as they would hear a
Victor record. Head sets and ampli
fiers unnecessary.
Remember, your Virl rnla will s; ill
be available for Yh.lor record:., r.s
usual.
7Vi!c Viflmltis, from p-j up, soil ly
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
Tha .r.in.iu il... ' J .... t. .
ftp 1 B"'-",if v uik vtiuiiuy i nut Mil
c"i dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mis
KrawJfV and Mih Hnniu Oliver jw. llu .. YV ni, .ois Afiso!l nn i
Tim iniintr f.nntln tlwn lii ifti..i f,.t rtlunon-' i v"' n""' a rental in the n-
;x short hoiu'ymoun tfip to l'oitland,
und the coast, after which they will
he nt huuit! to their many friends in
I.a (fiandc. The bride ha.- grown to
womanhood in this city. She attend
ed .Whitman Collugn and later the
Publie I.ihrarw
this evenintr at 8 o'clock- All l'riends
are cordially invited.
hc.lisivimr Inen beaten for the Ilnuli-
lican nomination, would be precluded
from accentini; the endorsement of
th o))posj;.e party.
"The nly irstunceh of extremely
vUi-M; contests were in Lane and Wal
low a counties. Kor the Kepublic-"ii
norninition lor the third seat in the
lower house of the legislature for the
third -vc!He--ent:itive district, 'Km met
l;iiwnf, of Junel ion City, received
!).!) and was nosed out by K
T Cha;r,t e: B, of Kugene. whose total
was l'.i.IO. A. II- Claw son, ot Knter-
pi i.-c, v.-' victorious hy two. vote.
over (Icor'-re K. KiL'hards, of the same
Miss Constance Ray was hostess! fity. for the Republican nomination
at a little party l-Yiday afternoon at f,,r d'istiict attorney for Wullowa
University of Orciron. where she sne- .n!T.m,mu "1 . ""r ' her thirteenth! couiu: .
cializcd in art. ' . nirtmiay. 1 he alternonn was nent
mi Kumcs, ui ler
mcnts were
iiie groom is a son of Mrs. J. C.
l-'rench, a young man of sterling thar
actir in the employ of the O.-W. R.
Miss I ota
Hosts of fiiends unite in wishine:! morning on the branch train to visit
them happiness land prosperity. j friends in Wallowa. From there she
ft (will attend the Kpworth League Insti-
. , . . . i 1 tllte at Wpllowa Lake, which begins
A nuivt and .mprcssivc vcdhng: MomJa v June .,tl CKUl3
took place at the home of Rev. A. K. '
tfilton June I!t at 8:;J0, when Missi t v . i i r- t
tJe.tiude Shelly became the bride nt , ,r L T u I PPtar La Grand,
a..,i,- i i HM,rt M , ifirl, left lue.sda.v evcnine for her
' hnme in krhfiukv. Xhn i. uianr ..?!
Mrs. V. A. Kpling and u graduate of I
the class of '2. I
'cH d-taty r&h- I fl njPP
aVrvm left Monday! ill IIUJuLLL
IS REELECTED
Aiiliur Itetil. I no nnir
was pei formed in the presence of
few close friend.- of the brido. and
In ideuroom. Mr. August Kecd, ui
lirolher of the uroom, and wife at-1
fended the .vounir couple. Mrs. Heed
was a popiiliir l.a (irandc uirl and
i was an employe of the Home Telc-I
..1 , '.. t !.., . . '
r.,.ie ,ur. rain was a serifeani ; ...u cnin
in the army arf.l the first man called lnonas ( nkl1"
..Mi ,,r I.1..I.... a.,: u ii.. :.
.. , , in. . ,' iu. ri. iv.. ; The Kaffee Klnl
and Produce Comnaiie in I n Rniml.. i "'"'"' ,'' M, nt the Count
i Mr. hiki .llrs. Heed left on then
Miss .lean Steains will leave this
evenimr for (.ove, where she is to
one ol the In idesmni.ls at the
dine of Miss Helen (Antics and
The school election that was- held
Monday afternoon at the Central
School huildiii" resulted in the reelec
tion of J. A.. Kusscl with -lit out of
M votes east in his favor. . The othei
two votes were east, one for M.
I Humphreys and one for C. it Miller.
h will meet r'ridav
Chih.
A. I,. iH'ichnrdson and
will be
EST REMEDIES :
IE SET FORTH
Mr. and M
wcidine; trip to San Kranrisco and: Vlr M,ti- w- "fry
j'" l'r Wi" make their home J""" "" ?0rio, tlmaTTrt.m various pesls!
' ' " - : I Mirn Myrtle, Murium!, who has b-enllms' County AKent Hurry li.
.. 1 visitimr for severa weeks w lh frieiwl.' 'v'.v iu s
popular eollege Rin". left Mondav evening rr h,. ho,,w I1" '!' He ""'"t '"fans of combntini;
llfiil innin ri-nm D.'lin.il i .ii " ""
Auionir the
who have returned home from school
recently are Mi'is Alailcen Sornjririn,
Inuuliter of Mr. and Mrs T. J. Serotr-
cm, who Inis been attendmi; the U.
For The June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING GIFT
IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street' riume 15i)3-W
year; the
ifn, ,ehai mine: daughters of Mr. and
Vis. M. II. Allen, who have been nt
teiidirir () A. C; the Misses . Myrtle
ai d .Vildicd lloyt, daunhtera . of Mr.
and M's. I.. M. lloyt, who have been
ti Minimr nt the Slate Normal, and
Miss .In I hi Ilul-e, daughter of .Mr. and
Mis. J K. Hlllse, who has been tak
ins course in pharmacy at O. A. C.
ltlaho..
rtlr. Aveiy's statement!
ihc-e rests-
is as folo.vs: i
The I.neky Thirteen Club will hold! t C herry Worms.
. . i, , .. . . Sriitiii. ( LtniMire to cherries fron:
of (). a, a freshman during the past " ' , C "in Me. T .iSM " : worms is reperted from time to time.
.Misses l.race and btlna Al- : The-e woims are caused by a 1 Iv i
. Iwhicll deposits the eirs on the-eher-j
M--rt.i i,t t? i- i p . . j les annul ire lime me enerues are
.lr. anil .M s. 1,. A. Sawabsll of -s- . . t . .l , .
,,.: : turninir pink. Ihe best method ol
Clyde X.itnmcrmnn.
Richard l.im!ev and friend were
iruests at the L'nion Hotel Sun lay.
LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO.
General Contractors and Builders
Screen Doors, Windows niul
nil kinds of Mill and
Kstiniates mi I'hite (Mass and....
Store Fronts
Cor. Greenwood and Madison
La Grande, Oregon
II. P. Neilson and Chas. E. Harris, Props. '
....Cabinet Wt.rU.
Phone 428 J
S" H. E' R. R' YS
LAST DAY
"At the Stage Door"
An R C Picturo Directed by Cabamio
STARRING BII.LIE DOVE
This ,sijirklin. vivid lair nf old I'roadwiiy
I'l-eseiits a clean-cut slice of life as it is lived on
(lie stii-c.
a hand j'ii kcd vi Ziel'rld i 'ol-
Knat-led I
lies licalll if;
Al Coj&isiy
Mrs. '. Schwartz was hostess
it t.vo delightful briilKe-luncheons on'
.Monday und Tuesday afternoons, ii
honor of her niece, Mrs. I'nul Keck, of
l.a (iramle. Ore. There were seven
aides of hiidire mi Monday and eiirht
m Tuesday. The first day's honois
.vcre won by .Mrs. I.. D. McKarland
md Mrs. K 11. Small. On Tuesday
the honors were won by Mrs. C. H.
I'ike and i.Mis Orville i'rn.ier. Kor
Mith occiisio. s the Sehwnrtr, home on
S. I!oer avenue was prettily decorated
,he color scheme beinir carried out
n lavender and white I'end d'Urcillc
tliiaho) 'iievjew.
Mrs. l.yle Kiddle. Mrs'. l.vL-
' tiinitlinni and Mrs. Oliver Oiinmctt
".veie hostesses for li liu-jre,. pally Tues--ia.v
afieinooii at Mrs.-I.yle 'string-,
iiam's home in Inibler. theie wer?:
: dx tables of briilire and those receiv
i .air hich honors were Mrs. K. M.
lackson, Mis. Charles I'layle, and
; Mis C. 11. Sralitoll. The looms were
iorettilv ami altriK'tively decorated
, vith the bri;;ht summer flowers of
1 the sciison. A delicious two-eour.-e
' 'uacheon was vervetl.
The SumlaV school of the Kirs!
I'resbytei ian church held their picnic
: it the 'Uiveiside l'nik yesterday uf
' ernoon. The ilay was an idea! oi.e
'or n picnic a'nl a mmiiier of people
, vent out for the afternoon and for
; lie supper- The picnic supper wa
he bin ftatute as there was ever-'
j bine; fiom delicious meat loaf to ice'
.leum and cae.
I
Mis I.. I.. Snodi:ins ami I
- ad.' Van lluivn were charmim? ho-l-
s-es tor a tlilurht fully appointed
"i,ic;elunelaon Tuesdav afternoon
Those Indies receivinir hiph honors!
. wi'ie Mrs. Karl Stoddard, Mrs. ,1. I) I
-noilirr.-s and Mis. T J. Scroi:i;in 1
The dininjr loom of (he Sommer hotel i
ivas iilluiclively deeointeil with the,
nuutifiil colored flowers.
1 The Kn-tein Slur Social Club was
I leliirhtfullv i nieitaini-d at the home
M Mis. A. .1. n Vnlkenliurir yes I 1
erd.iy afternoon. Mrs. KstclU Sil-'
'He, a iiicst ef Mrs. Tucker's on;
lith homes. IMicioui ref:eshmei:t
''r rved by tie hnsir. The clilb l
,vill not meet ssaili for f,,( il
Hatph Cecils t,c) Mi,.- KratHi.,'
G o v e r n m ent
Ownership
Not Asked
(Continued from Paire One.)
"Willi the degree of fiiendiy inter
ests that I fe. I in these oV:u.i.''a':oTs j
and vith the recognition u-.'cimTeil ti
their irreat service to their inenibei-
ontiol is potsonin the flies. Thi-
may le di.ne by sprayinjr a small
amount of tile followine; mixture on
the upper surface of tile leaves:
tine o.m-.e sodium n'scnite and onf-i
tjeart of syiup to three gallons ol"
water.
The mixture is attractive to the
flies e.Mj is intended to poison them
Ufoie they Inv their ctks. 1
Cabhatte Worms.
C.tbbnTo worms and similar fei-d-ir
U" woi n s may be controlled in the
iTiirrien by Mi -inliiinpr at intervals of
a vcek to C'n davs with the following
inixtuic: -
One pin t of arsenate of lend to nine
ship, I ant hopeful that i hey will not j parts of air slaked 4ime, wood ashes
ndopt a course that will sureiv nrov
di.-astious to th,. organizations nn:1
unfni-tur.ale to the men coinp-.isili,-Ihem,'1,
wrote Mi- Hooper.
"It is regrettable that such a step
is conte:i.piale(l nt. a time when th'"
country is hist enteiin upon nn err.
of nave stub l inilustiinl condilions
that (rive promise of an cn'mircd de
uree of piospei'ity to railway ein-nlli.-es
or lo:i;l (lust-
Hose Thrips
Many people have be n troubled
with rose thitps de.-tioymy the blos
som on the bushes. The following
mixture dusted on the plants is a Ltoo.l
control for ihe thrips:
One iiu irt air slaked lime to wdlich
Ins been ndile.f one tenspoonful of
llhi'klcaf I-'mtv. Stir this mixture
ve'l I'm! d'lt nn lil-.n-.- ft.-.-n inn.-ill"
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
Men's Work Shirts
Exceptional Value
WHICX yon take ad
vantage of this op
portunity to stive on tlio
cost of Moil's higli-gradu
Cliuinbrny "Work Shirts
you jirofit py our tremen
dous purchasing power for
312 stores, which makes
possible this remarkably
low price.
89c
These sMrts nre mnile of
heavy Riid liiediiiiu welirht
t'hmiibrays. exlra full eilt,
tloillile stitched, will two
button poekits; sizes 14l..j
to 17. A real Rood service
able Work Shirt.
StylisK Straw Sailors .
"i For Men and Young Men
NO otlter article' o a man's
apparel is looked fonvard
to with more interest than the
hat .he will wear nt straw hat
time. The Sailor is more pop-'
vtlar than ever this season. Not
the old, hard fitting, stiff Sailor,'
but the new comfortable cush
ion band hats that stay on the
head in tho windiest weather.
You'll find a splendid assort
ment of these new Sailors hero
at these remarkably low prices.
$1.49 $1.98 , $2.98
whole
Ck.n.. nrn a t.lf 1artrrP thnn Inst TPIir. ' ItraUlS Of
Keiihits, line Splits, Pineapple Sennits and a wonderful showltiB
of the popular brown Drams vviia urowu nanus ; uio iu..,
Stoyns and Fuslynmas from Japan.
- ; "Let Us Bs Your HattV'
Pajamas
, For Men '
Full cut Pajamas fur
men ; ntnde of " lrtiit of
the Loom " white mus
lin, triiinneil with four,
silk frogs and nice qual
ity buttons. Hemiirk
able value at
$1.98
Night Shirts
For Men
Men's full length
Night Shirts, made of
"Fruit of the Loom"
white muslin. Splendid
quality garment tit an
exceptionally low prico.
.THE LAROKST CHAIN DKl'AHTMUNT.
-HTOItK OlttiAMZATtON I TI1K WOKLdJ-
yc&r SJmerica's Home ShoePoUsh
I - V 7
w
ShinoU
Hom St
Makes your shoes neat and trim,
and improves the whole appear
ance. Shines for all the family.
Black, Tan. White, Ox-blood and Brown
Always lOc.
Mak th daily thine an easy habit get the
SHINOLA Home Set A genuine brittle dauber
which cleans the shoe and applies polish
quickly and easily. Large lambs' wool polisher
brings the shine with a few strokes.
If a best to say "SHINOLA"
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2 carloads, received today. We bought this early
in the season way under today's market and we are
selling it under today's market, but we den't use
sugar as a bait. If we sold sugar at less than cost
wo would have to add this loss onto other items. The
Hoeverined doesn't do business that way. Don't be
misled cr deceived by baits even when sweetened
with sugar.
y6Vc.c;-.is.':.H
PURE CANT, SUCJAR, 1 W POUND SACK $7.33
Every Day Is Bargain, H)jy at the Ilooverizcd