La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1922, Image 8

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Our dandier iiiiil Maltei-n California Stylo
' . . Swimming Suits are in.
Westenhaver & Gilbert
l'MJ Adams La (Jrande
OilC fiullilleif It'll tiit'inncrs of tai of the fll-II.'iltniLllt. iw'jr II... .......
t H-k i'tmily wvr present at the re-j est meAilitr MongiiiK to th W. 1
jnic.ii iuni held in the City l'ark' C.
t t i-.lin lust Sunday, June 'l'o-
itbT r,illi friends, there were uvc Mis. Jus. .McXuniee
i.hi iiiesunt. unc tannly, -Mr- and acted as hostess to the Alpha Cluo a,;i-'' k'ave tomorrow ufternu.in
i. r.. .ieuier aim ineir iniiorcry i nuisilny atternoun, June jls, uUi-r tno rharpe of Harvey iurtli-
j iiMner, i iiuwuiio unu r.uccn, 01 j uri--i lyue McMle was awarded hub hon- """ "I'l'iii! tins evening at Mt
uuu, vreeon, drove over in their cur-i ors at (jridfjc. Dainty refreshments 1-inily, returning tu l.a Crai.ae i j i .
' hundred seventeen absent: were -ervul. Mrs. MWi h,!. following iiuuruiiii!. Thm. i i,
iiiiniiil-i, i,.er eiKiny are ntuiit-n-u was aiiracuvciy llecoluteil wnh heau
I Horn l.os Alleles to Medical Lake, tiful loses.
Wa.dnKlon, and from l'ocatollo on 1 '
.li.un liir.ui.'h l!l,.h u.ul Vv,l,. ! ...
. - ,iiHn ( aioiyn ru nier, daughter of
Ma,.yt these plan to arranKe theirl Ml, ,, Mls.-V jK-ent l'almer, wd' r".
; :: .. . i .. I... i .... : .u J' lurn aome ""out the first of
' week. .She is a Junior
now in her eiKiity-eiithth year, is th ,.r vu-.i,.
surviving inemuer ol the lumiiy, ... Vaneiniver ihi uv ..L- ,. i,....;. i '"" u- '"'i ranee. of Saskaieli
the ocean over sixty. wi, vM, wjth rrk,,,d!.
eai.t ao. 1 wo others, John ISied- iurn
Homesick for (Jod'a t'ountii
A traveling man, whu u u fre
'inent isitor in l.a (i ramie, writes
f roin . rresno CkI . ilo.i h , Ik v -
Mrionrlii tiio hottest weather of",e temperature about lili dearees
In lif. i.,id w.-.imi llio perspiration in the shade, and that In hot weath
trklM ilmn his spinal loluiiin he er for us." In recurda to the busl-
.iiia . me ii,iienuni u 1 1 ii coonne
a4 It iKr peoplu and
l.l ii a. Iiai t lilia to Uud's
fwl'Vly j ininiuef.
spend about a month vlsilinu wICiiof the return to normally Is liit-
his brother, W. O. lJorranee. -Com-! i f '"'
lug through Walla Walla we found i
!ness conditions la Canailu, Mr. Ilor
1 rancirt states that everything Is look-
jiiiB fine and that the general wave
Crops are doing
country, too,
well iu the upper
Asbestos Shoes.
Asbestos shoes are innde for work
ers In steel mills where the moltea
metal (s being handled.
The prep gymnasium class. .
t'harminulv' v"!ivil "f ""' fl'"' to 13 years of
nave the time of their lives and are
jmaklni: many preparations lor lUe
luvkiilug trip.
Ociote her
HflT CROP GOOD
Ionia ,
J. Kennedy imd fai
I J. II. Maker and dauifhti
3 ('uininius were Sundn,
": T. I'.i Kennedy u.
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j Mrs. Kay Hiincnn and hoik f
r 1 ove are visitniir lit the hnine of her
Mis. A. Ilaller. Misses Mi.lr'.l k'.'n
nedy and Mildred Wanker ntUidcd
romoiiu irraniie ut Wolf Creel: Sni.
uiuay.
family
ditcr an I y.r
.Sunday g-'ieiis of
and en loved
leal sllawlieirv ...i.l i
,.pi-,iai iu in,. , iin..rcir
MKDK'AI. KI'RINliS, .him
? Lii . :"";' 'S " T i brother, l ea V iC
itlrs. T. K. Kennedy and daughters , "!"' , 1 W''." ''''
motored to Baker Tuesday and spent J"!"' . ''!"' ' ""Kr,
the dav in shoppintf. l aker 1 uesday fr inede.al treat-
. inent fur Miss Krinu.
Meldcal Springs Kranire entertain
ed Senator Walter I'ierce, Kre, Ihlf-i Those niotoiine; to taker .Snliir I iv
man and W. If. Cekeler. Ti. Klal,. on business were Mr. and Mi.-. T. i-:.
Master, C. K. Spence, was to l:e Me'-ol Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. -Wanker,1
but beinit. unable tii come, Mr. Pieicu '; Wanker, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
came and made th.' irrnutfcrs n sp.-e-nj Turnri-., j
on taxes and (axlion. Mr. keler Mr. and .Mi s. V. I.ove mid M'-s.
and Mr. Huffman made interestini;; W. Smith spent Sunday in llu'!'Ji:','to:i
remarks. After the prnfrni'ii a .so j visiting with Mr. South, who is hav
cial (rood time was enjoyed by n-l;iiiK. Mr., South has bouiiht t'le ran.'1!
pn'scnt. I of II Ilursh. Mis. .South re.i'irlH a
Mr mid M-s lei WiNon. 'v i-nd fieo h.-n- mm mid lets uf fnii:.
next
it the Univvr- warm
l.v
who cio.-.-ed
i. Two others, John Nied
1HT1, and Conrad Niederer,
iii.- Ii other, in 1HM, also crossed the; ,rl .. . ,
' ocean, coining from .Switzerland. The' '"f directors ,,f the ( ountry Club
place of meeting next year was left !'.',", tl"''r ,w,Vf'1s " F"PPer at th-.'
to Aunt Ann. who wants it to be C u1' Wee nesday June 21. Id.sos
Klgin, her home town. So Elgin it a"""-'" the table and dainty plmc
' will be mi the last Sunday in June,; V',!. s """ ,d thl' i'1""" l iU " Kul'sl-
The reunion was pronounced u! Aru'r thL' l"''t''- hour a soeiul even-
: success, having been spent amid l"B was 'enV.
! laujrhter and song, several fine reci-j
; liiiions by the younger folks, and ex- i'iss. Iteatrice Patty, a popular
; ce lent. music hy the fclgm Hand, as '-". gin leu .iionuay evening fur
J well as ninny amusing and interesting, Portland, where she will be united in
' incidents ol the past retold. j marriage to iMr. Hal Flora of that
I city. Miss Patty's mother, Mrs. C.
; A quiet and attractive wedding! M- Hutchison, accompanied her. i
ook place at the home of Mr. and! i
: .Mrs W.J. Hopper, when their daugn- )r- and Mis. A- .. llahar.isoM a:.!.
I .i-i, Itelm, ociamo the Oriile of Chas. -"r- -"rs- w'. Merry v.:!! j,.-
ISmuu, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. u. '.'mt boste.-ses to the Jiaffee Klat.-h
suiui. at nign noon Sunday, June 2. '' ''"luv evening at the Country C!u:.. j
The home was beautifully decorate ll
nun loses. the Inide was daiutllvl ...-''!'': Stewart of Vancouver.!
Idicssid in white crepe do chine and I ""-"iington, is a house guest of Mr-.
I Mrs. I i ,,,et ,,f n-hiti! roses iinil .C II. Serantou ai d is being enteitain- .-
W.I.-IU nations. They were iil.lended ,u cd iiuite c-xtensivcy. j
uoiotny nod ,H. SmuU, sister and! !
brnllur of tile gloom. duests at the Countiv Chili Sunday
, Hev. I) .1). liandall pciformed thej wcre M- and ..Mrs. Walter K.u-.er.
imjnessive lili" ceremony. A two- ,r- alll Jll'a ( hase UohnenkaniM.I
txuiso dinner was served, aftei-! j
whiih the young c-ouple immediately1 '
Warm for I aiuidlaii
We find this
country rather
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.., - '-. '-mt c-ui nisi infill
In l.a Grande in company with Lis
Mvile imd me,,., . u, i,,rraiice, ill
route to l-.nterp.-lse. here they will
depalte.l for Porlliinii and the coast.
'They left iu a highly decorated car
amid showers of lice and old shoes.
Hosts of nit-mis unite iu wi-riing
Hum happiness and prosperity.
A ijiiiet wedding took place at Van
ouer, Washington, recently when
.Samuel James Kspaju and Miss Kthel
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ItlH'k ,lol
Clint Hnynes,
who
FIC TJ) L A
'"I y",-..".'"pvj
.:.!' I ! roras:uc;i!ul snnc
lf) rourth of July
rjyiT1?',:' V::" at 5-. iih some
: vv, at .h' each, pro-
klca worklof fun!
has bo:'u nut-
.-.ti' win it wi-ri umlfd in miuriiine at m hdiuo nurd work on in.
iiu lii.-it I'lt'sliytcrian fhuich, Yht' 1 ,iflf r creek fiituUt fur Uu iisi
(iii-tur cit tin- t-huroh uffii-iatinjr. A in(h, nlunn-d to iinuulo tlu
lew fiii'inls and relatives were in at- former part of the wvek v,e:i.r!?i a
lentlunce. Muth the hride and tfroom- niunt hH tieard and looitiiiK much
weii! itttiied ittKia-S the brine wear- slliiier of build and healthier t'lan
inT Jtray beaded voile dres.s touched heforn he left. He shvm the Vitci.iio.i
w un a spi ay ot' otaiiKe blossoms from il yon could call it that, was fine
I aiiloinitt unri earned a beautn'ui oxreptlnir the mo.-;piit(:s wero very.
oi.'j met ot ihm's- .Mis. Walter IMielpj vry numerous. He is back on
was mat i mi of honor and Oeoi i;e
Keep vas !esl man. Little Mis Bar
bar a Keep pi ovtd to lie a eharmm.
tlower irl. The happv couple spent
their wedding trip in Seaside at their
summer cottage and are now at home
in (weKo.
jnh as policeman this morni
WhoU3esWillard
Threaded Rubber
Batteries?
It .x;M K cwxi .j J;f i
e-uc om tie cat -fc-.w.-..: AvXi't.
Thiv .iM K .I-Nt Iv-.vtrvfr. WVU
;! i .."tl to rrt t crx.-k.:. ix tr.yr$ nd
Ur, ht'txta'.s to th tyawJtvT AS tru.-h
ad th: buyer.
V.'hrn h'r .- rmttfrTf T i
worth yjn:r Wi;. K 'txv int 1 hf St
tfry th.Lt hs tym cir-fi thf bft
brains of t.- a-r.v.vl1 7.-).jsm-
the Vi"..rJ Thrrjir-c RSNa lAitrry.
We can ft jour cxr frjea our com
plete stock.
LA GRANDK BAIT EST STATION
Batteries
A.L. Crossman
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A NATIO V-WIDE .
LIncorforaiei
DEPARTMENT STORES
WHO ARE YOU?
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
Siiiuliiv wii8 a liny in tlu woods fo
- rviiryi no who could not there. WithiM
tho fnt itiitoiiioliile ovory woolod!
spot tluit was invitinic fro, 11 It;i';er! 1
i-'-unty to .Starkoy and from f'JJ
; Country Cluli to liiiuaha was invaikil.i
h v l.a (iriiudo peonlo who souirhl tla-;il
i jov ol the out of doors. Some chose;
i to liienk (he Saliliath day h' attempt-
uiir to rish, while, others look then
ilelluhl in hnthitiir suits.
In every instance the land of pirn
ty reflected itself m tho trd thnm
lo eat. thet were conveyed to pient.
urounds, shnwinir plainly that thei
liilllu-ss of tlu; country still exists,!
and that rciraidless of the hue and;
cry about conditions most everyone 1
is still ealinir three squares u day i
und havinif a pretty itood time.
of a hundred
l. if lis lit hand
you are tho
Is expert in
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NIXGTV-XIN'E cliances
lll.'in wlutstt second linger
pressini; electric buttons.
An electric button i,: a prat;.- small tlilim. I1v It we
make elevators rlso and fail for us.Ve cue orders, we Biim
111011 employes, wo start hli; ni.chinery wlilrriiiK, wo turn the
Hull! on and off. we could f.o oa indefinitely. But remem
ber, it is not tho lu-lf-iiicli button that dues all this.
Thero Is tho tr:'iueniloiis power iiehind thn button- thn
hiiiii! dams and water turbines (In r;,se r wit I power) or
the iioi'innim boilers, turbines, engines and Kenerators (In
11 1 Plaliin; the wires of hlsli tension I ralisinlsslon lines,
inn; uie iniiiiiueriiiiie siuain.r wires strolcliinj;
ioui your very ueiisiiie out over the wlmle
like
country.
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j .Mrs. Win. Sienrist cliarmiiiKly m-t III
oil as lioste:. at a delightful bridi;i!
luiicheiin 'I uesday afternoon at 01101 1
thirty at the Country Club- Cover-jj J
neio laid lor sixteen- .Miss I In -1 ; , J
.Miinusoti, who has charge of llajll
t'luli, seived a delicious luncheon oli'l
liii-d chicken, new potatoes, clover
li-itl' rolls, gooseberry conserve, stuft
' el tomatces and i-lK'liulliel' salad,
li aw I111 1 v i'livm urn cream -and cake.
I tie table was prettily decorated with I I
Imclv inset and little nut baskets!!;
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we, e pun L-.l 0:1 lilt- liiuic. .-iiniwi in-rio-ils
weie Inte baskets of yellow
liovstis lliirh tionois weie driven to
Mis. T. II. Scioi;in, Mis. (1. I.. l.ar
ii.n and Mis. t luie Hohnenknmp.
S H. E' R. R- YS
LAST DAY
Dorotliy Dalton's New Paramount Western
Picture
THE CRIMSON CHALLENGE'
lire
Is olieof tho "JViltrM Wt .-h i n
this Minil;ir -.tar u Im-ch mm u u
Mlrrcss in '"riii1 l-'l.mic til' 1 he Vllkuii,
It is a WYstrni Mastrri'itvc itimIu
I'nWVli.
It is inrsriitrtt
( lal rlli-f I JlU't'in,
JM't',1 Jlmillrv.
Comedy 'L0VESICX AT SEA"
m w
her -
Ih-.l
in-at
ny a ivpivx-isla! ivc i a-t of
''rank ( 'ainicaa, Ja.-k Mowr;-,
MMtvr I'ifM, hviic Hunt and
The annual picnic of the I,uck
l hu teen caid club was held .Satur-1
1 ia eeninn: at the city park, and, a.
: iwii.il , w its a social e ent of extra-
I 1 1 ihnary impovtance. Thirty-two nci-,
sons ea'.in.ved the eKipiisite picnic dm i
j IH'C wlucli iiu'ludut about everyltuii !
I hat ever known m the way oi !
' yuod eats. The club members e:i
jn cd many lit tie memone- of la
: c.uV ptivi'am and the j;u"sts pus ;
itit weie niveii st:ne insight into tlu
myleiies of a card clul whu h ro
,-.vi.s with ituiilaiit y throughout tie
winter seast-u aiid closes yeai :
with a delightful event such as fca
the alurdii eveniuir picnic. 1
Mrs. V. M. Ih.htienkamp delight fill ,
l entertained Monday afternoon nm-r
uiimr Mis. I,. A- McAllister and Mrs;
t'. . Stewatt. Theic were five table,
of bridifc anil tlntse receiving pri.es,
were Mis. I - .Sctanton and the jiues'-'i
;,i i,:f were uiven to Mr-, McAlliste'i
ind Mis. Stewart. M rs. llohnea i
k amp's be. cly home was iirtisti. " 1 1 v
ci'io atcd with t oms I'ehcious ve-i
tre-hments of sheitiel, cake ar.d tol i
lee wcre served by the hoMes.
a j
M r a'ul Mis. A. t'- Hampt.m ami s
-mall dauir liter of l.a ti ramie, are;
.:ui-ts Jit the honu of Mr. and M:s.
ti. M- liice. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton
fiM tm rly re.-ided here where Mr.
Hampton was city school superintend j
ent, which position he now holds in
I a 4ii aride. Mrs. Hampton i a lis
ter of James liower of tins city. I'cn
dleicn l!ast Oieironiaa. t
Mr-J, ilessiti Nelson and dau h' ,
l'i" tint, let t Mnalav nmht for nv.
;:t to ait.'nd the ti A. K. Hi-.d . U.
t. I 'ei';n i meet conxeiitio-i, Mt. Nel-
en is Se'.ior it e I'm Md-n' el tlu
stKte, whiio hs Hvritin th
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J.4M),ni)fl pLHipIn have invest.-a their earninus In the se
curities or tho eluetrie liht and power industrv. Uehlea
these foresic.htod t-jtu-eiid there are tl.e. Invest nie'nta of iu
surance eompauiea and the loans made by banks.
They nialio possitdo "the button" that vnur Tinier presses 1
inornitm. noon and niiiht. Thirty-live million utheid enjoy
the samo Instantaneous serice.
Thero aro stil! M.HOO.flfin homes In the I'nited States
roinaiuiiu to bo wired. M.mimi.ihhi unwired homes mean -that
millions of -people aro without the beinTit of electric
lUiht and power hi their residences.
(iradually most or tluse residents will demand electric
P'-nhe, and tho electrical indtisiry with tho support of tho
public, will find the means to extend this mco to thesu
1'M.r.jiirimj p.urons, so uiey, too, will be able
iniu-incn Duuoa.
to press that
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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Small Boys' Wash Suits
Delightful Styles at Low Prices
Summer weather with thn little
fellows romping outdoors calls for
Rovernl changes of apparel eaeh day.
It's economy to invest in these ser
viceable little Wash Suits. They laun
der easily, arc cool and comfortable
and are as attractive tor dress
up occasions as for play.
98c to $1.98
The above low price
suggest the purchase
of several suits,
V.vcr? line of Itinje eunnlnB little Wash Niiiia clinMens thn
hearts of Hip mothers who delight In seeliiu their little ones
neat itmi n'liifnrtnlile at till time. A varipty of -color com
liliiatiniis .-inil fuhrlcs. .Three popular styles Uussian. Utddjr
and Oliver Twist. .
Children's Wash Hats
Variety of Clever Styles
Ml.
OTITKRS know that tho i
ideal hot wcatlrer hat for
the little fellows is the cool,
comfortable Wash Hat that can
be so easily kept clean and neat. .
The styles we are showing for
the Summer season are a revela
tion the price remarkably low,
49c to 98c
A variety of shapes to ciinoso
from. Materials aro line Devon
shire, Pesuy Cloth, Linens iinil
Poplins. Kvpry brim la lllicly lock
stitched. i:.ceiifloually attractive
1 it l lo Hats.
THB LAflGKST CHAIN DKl'AKTMKNT.
STOUK OIUJAMZATION IN THE UOilLD-
ii-Kiiirt mm
Sport Shoes for
the Little Ones
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-Just rct-civi'tl ii hg shipment, ol' Sirt Oxfonls mill
Strap Slippers I'nr eliildren. .Patent Oxfords, one-'
and two-strap Mary .'Janes some in Brown ami
Smoked Elk. These slides are all (ioodvear welt.
and made over the dW-forni lasts. .All' sizes.
Toe Bootery
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Ci rover Smith, Mgr.
fr.mil UWH.'B ieiV'"'.M";ij i ;j5"W-y
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Fresh Ground Peanut Butter, lb... 15c
Preferred Stock Coffee, 5 lb. tin $1.05
Preferred) Stock Shrimps, tin 15c
Full Cream Cheese, lb 19c
Cream Brick Cheese, lb ;. 23c
Karo Syrup, Blue Label 68c
Corn Puffs, 6 pkgs .' 25c