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PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday. September 7. 1922 Cooler Nights Suggest WARMER BEDDING AND CLOTHING Blankets Our assortments of both cotton and wool blankets arc most com plete. Cotton blankets in white, tan and gray for both single and double beds. Beautiful woolen blan kets in plaids ju iced to suit every occasion. Underwear We have received practically all" of our new fall and winter un derwear and can supply you with cither wool or cotton undergarments in cither union suits or separate garments, for each and every member of the family. Outing Flannels New outing flannels are here. There are both light and dark col ors besides white in all grades. We are showing out ing flannels in both 27 and inch widths and the prices are right. HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Bye, Goloshes! S - j- id 4 4 ! XA f Irumlieller, : has been ( Ikis. -u Jin ono of Uih maid. Sin- i an nc cotnpljsked horsewoman and luis i wi ll. mi in the IVndletoii show. T wo oilier III :t I (Is life AliHH Allmlt; ell ScroKKin of lai (irando mid .Mjlss Helen TlmnipNon oi IVndlidnn. Mass Scroti-1"!!! hart riddoit in I tit I'll ism Stock Show, i fori land in tart is yet lo la chosen to make up tit Krotifi of attendant Grease. Jt Is iiUK'li eusler (o wnsli u greasy pan if ym heat It slightly before ap llylcg Bon an J w liter. This loosens the grease. r sTi:km.izi:u to isnvk houk. ASTOitlA. Sept. 7. DI-. M. A. Ow-ens-Adair, mother of the movement for sterilization of rriminals and the feehleminded in Oregon, has prm.lii.-ttl-ly completed the book shn is writlnir on the history of the movement for sterilization, eujrenu-w anil tne pie vention of defeneration. The volume will jro to press about October 1. sin said today. I. Oweas-Aair will Uuv' within a few weeks for the state of Washington to assist in u fijtht to oe made there lor sterilization m'hsi lion. 1. 1 .m:i;ii oi l u iaus kksiun l?AKt'R, Sept. 7. Important ihani;. es anions officials of the Oregon I.uni iber company at Hates were announce. yestciday by W. (' Cieddes, jieneral i nitumjrer. Walter Mitchell, for yetir.s :hu'"'iiiif foreiimn, has resign his no- .-ition and X. ('. N'oblock has been up. pointed to fill the vacancy. Mr. Mitt hell has not .letermined his fu tuie plans. W. C. Cibbs, well known inm-hli foreman for the company, h-is lesijfiieil ami N. L. Ualiafero ift now i f?i h:ir ev oi inn nimnimv s nnimn'rt. .r-- r..-:..,m'...imj.r ;nh 1 ill in XKXT THLKSDAY day Mcair. IS S.VITR- Used .School Hook should lip re-1 turned euriy to Newlin's i(-5-;'t II.if'K the way tlic flapper will v...!: hi ::t frint r. Nutlco that tha nil,- : i . . i 1 1 , i-. or hooter, fur-topped. i-i-la-.u" ill" w.-ll-knowa K" ..-si. (..i-jm.-.l iiiiisniu of tho I.-Pivr. September HMh is the last day ti pav your water rent without a peli- my. ;' " for IJiaU'tfi or Hriiriit'e lHnri.f). rtmsult a dbi'tirr. fur l.-litf !ritm kUlny liai-kiiihe, rl.ui.iallem. Mr.. titU- WlMllI'lN SIUK HKANI) IIAAKI.KM Oil- ( A I'Sl'l.KS -ll trustworthy uhi-fuHiilomt rnl-hir rr. Ii.rition thut hut tl't tho Uft of time, lid cuiiu'a liiii! ; full trttitnit-m. 6 lin-tf. $2.Ru. Money twrk If n;t utUfiei. whi-u lur(hc4cl (rnm ui. i,. i,. nisucj t o. I. a (iran.le, : : (lreai Save! On Your 1 iht Hill lv I 'sin? mtko(;i:n (.as fillkd lamps All Six.t's in Stock. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Store THEATRES e I'lti mi Ceorue It. It ley, presi d -iit oi I he Ainerii iin Library Asmi ci;iUiiii, (i noiiibles invited includi': Mrs. M . I'. II iins. pr.-sitUiil ni the N ; 1 1 iotki I I'meiil -Teiullei-s' Assit ciut ion ; Mrs Hi-roei t Hoover, who is president of the llirl S.onts of A liter it u ; M is. Cetire Minor, presi dent of the Icnichters of the Anier ii ;ni lie oi n Mint ; Mrs. I 'Mi lip A. Moore, presi nt of t he Nat lot nil tY.tm.tl of Women: Mrs. A;ies II I 'arker, presid-nt of t he Women's Kehi-f rrop of the ('.. a. It.; M.-". I.i im-'stoii Howe Schuyler, president of the ( nited I'anyhters of the Con I'ederucy; Mrs. Cora A. Thompson, president of t lie Spanish-American War Veterans" Auxiliary, a no in. Thomas Winters, president of the A no-r nan Federation of Women's Clubs. Mary Koberts Kinehai t and i nuinher of oilier well known women writers a a re uImi e.e. ted to ar tend the Auviliary convention. he has as riders ' Spider" Kelly and Ked I'rtiitt. His tn.-k riders are Harry Wal ; ters. Miss Trickey, Mi.ss McCHliiiis and Hoy Kiveit, who is also a trick ' n.per. Si. -it rop- rs of the. Irwin auKrenation are Kiiett, Claude Saw ver, I'.nildy Storlim,', Cliff Kins ami I'hil Ynder. Irwin will h:ie in his old stalls, besides his rartnii stuff, bnekim: iuiib .i. five bu. kian horses -Mid one laydoivn hore. CeorL-e Hruinheller. of Walla Walla. Innu a friend of Hie I'eildle ton liound-I'p. will secure for this year's show t he horses for Queen Thclina Thoni psnii a nd her attend ants. Til ere will be foil I while horses for Hi" maids and one cream colored an i ma I for the queen. M ins Jessie Dniinhellcr, dauhier of Mr. f T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards mm School Shoes for Boys and Girls Try our line of Goodyear welt shoes for boys and girls and you will find that they, are cheaper in the long run be sure they are welt soles. The Booiery, A Paradise, for Tired Feet. 206 Depot Street Phone Main US Grover Smith, Mgr. Lr-,J-lJ-,l , Jj "gElgJfiM GTS I kisks I. ii k i v i i mi t; s. n ui ay Midir Beatrice Joy and Jack Mower nar rowly escaped c.t i a several times in the filming of an u m omoti! fe .i. ci dent epl.soile i?i " . i 1 1 r i f ; i y :i:lil.' Cecil It. PeMllles' latest I'araaioiirit picture, which will he th" uttiaitmn at the Arcade tliatre today, ltut l lie narrowest escape ( ante w ! a Mis.- Joy KTiunbled a v ul-iitalty and fell on the railroad t re?;.- a li an lied feet above the ground. Ill this episode !;- Joy and Mr Mower at tern pt to . io-s a railroad trestle tn an aiitoinolulc only lo be trapped mid-wav by ai approa hun: elect rle t rain. In i nejr frantic ef forlf to escape they rush lor a dis tant end ot the treMt.,. livallini: that this is inip.t.il-t . Mowr was lo force Mi-s ,i,,y tn i !.m:bor ov.-r the edlie of the trestle with ll'Tll where the pair would n.i'it; MijiM'ti ed while the u.ttri rt:.-ll. d ah.ne th cm. scrap pun; Ct- aal otiob;!.-. While tilmiii- t!i- f. ne ni whuh. the trapped pair attetnpt-d to out run (he tram. Mis- Joy stumbled over tnie of i he i i, s and feil. roll ln within few in. 1m s of tti ede ot the trestle. I 'u.-. fr en contain work at that height and surprised ,y the fail, . (,.. vv,( t.u erless to help herself ' v i;e .' fortune saved h- r tVe:a t.iliiin; '-, certain bah. GET NV TAT ON Tl HORSES GATHER 4 HOMERjAUGHLTO Althotnrh th. a idt nlal, Mr. fceue in the j,,, t)t that it was al'-eh; cad a-e. Kt.th Kay and 'I h-n.i, important rob s Me Quoon Marie of noinuania. is Invited to National Con i vention of . American Le jrion Auxiliary. M:W OKI. KAN. I. a . Sept. ('.. - vjuc n Marie ot Koiiinania has been invite, to the national convention ot t be America n LeRion A nxiliai y in New Orleans October lfi-LM. Mrs. I.ouell P. Mo hart . Auxiliary nation al pre.ddetM . a n noti need today. An . int Hal ion also was extended to Mrs. i Wan en 0. Harding. Mrs. Ilolntrt .'ahl. The invitation to Queen Mar" ua forwarded to Hucharest throus!1: Cieti.-rii k i. Nano. Kontnaiuan h ivi.e d'affaires at WahniKtoti. ::t!i.n:shed for her work anions -oid - is of the allies dnri tin the 'A .o id uar. the Kouuianian i"''" : one of the tmit popular rulers m llurope auiiMii; American le::ion-tMir-'s l''e Auxili.iry plans to T.tertain s.e.,le OI t lie tllO.-l pro till lie tit Mlell ai: ! women in the country durini; , He .L.tiional co:ictilion to be held in louiiec'iou with the annual i:atl:-; ':n.Ss of Cie I.eyioll. John J Ti-'-'11. I'l'Med Slates COlIIIIUssioner oi' - i .. -i I i o !j . lias a epted an ini no atldress the i on en t io-i. ' rei a sj tn , ! u- ;ii i-ept a m' is epe, i - i ran round-up CHINA iliss Alladeeii Scroppiit of I. a Granite to Appear in Pendleton Show T h i s Year. pi:nii.i:to. or.... s,.pi. T .'tity-tour h.':iiitirul rm .-i s. ivIpii 'vMlttliir the Kiliiif .Mrt'urtv slriiu :imt live iMirkini; lutrs.-s aft' ill I lu-Itnund-l'l' si. titles ttl UIltiriiilt ilMl oi On' iicmn Uuuiul-l'n. I AinmlK Oil' riOi'lMiMilril :i ninials ivhili (Mini's h.Tf h ri wiiinini; hiur"i4 on iii;my tt'ju ks. :in' Ydinm jl-i'Mi'l'. Alia M.. Mii-s Kiuira. Apir ; ji nt r:i . Ort-phan Clllkl. Dura TurmT. fltnO: ' m. M.'iluio Van. Shanitdik :V.in. Dr. Dutan. An.l'i.ir. -ikillfnl S.. Karl i'. aiul Sultan. MrCarty is in Spnkani' and Id- hcirses air nil'l. : lit" i-aii' oi linir-:.' l.aitc-ilnti 'i'hi- Moinlay lu'l'tiri' wH s.-.' lh.' arrival hi satnl til III" sin ' I ru i ! tra. k S have the exclusive sale, ' V for this vicinity, of some of the nicest patterns in the ' ci'U'brated Homer Laughlin China. It has been made in tins country for forty years in the largest pottery in the world. Almost every housewife owns some dishes stamped on the under side with the name "Homer Laughlin" and Jmows something of the excel lence of this most durablo and beautiful ware. Come in soon and look at the newest things in dinner sets or svparate pieces just ar. wanted. Th-.- prices are inviting. oi;i:i.o ii I .v. 01-: IMI'l.K.UKVr II. liountl-l'p I hi th" ii.nroii liam.'lv. rh.irii"-' !i" is a laintliar fiKiir" in ml ait-iia. 11" states, in :i " I" II. V. rnllins. .resl(Ienl ot Uonml l'.. thai lie will have in -"' loail ol" slci.k. His ln.lv i" l.oleiia 'rivk..y. in- ; lit !ia in pi on uoinan nier of i lie Moi"l M,- l!i, reluv rid i !n I ni.'.l i nl. r a,i. Ali'lmi liopm. ami Vera M.ll i-'or I 'I.' tuns t V men ; r. ay M-inus mmx i m inninflTir nn i 1 1 1 1 1 1 UM I i (J I Pi Ifl IIC INVALLEYMEET COKV A IS. S, :, 7 u Mil' Vll.W I'M,-.,'; (':. M ...,.; II.....,,., Il, , .,,..,- ... .,. vulhs Septonil-, r ! ', . p, - .1 e, It. III. V piol'l. --.i,' I . . , , , i . fi:..n . f i f,,. .,;;- rh- . ., llrv vi at I-.. I 1 ::- - .' ,. . , , IIUl'U S( 1(1 M : - I- ' . . , the ie-ul' ll;e : -i . f :,. rt"at I.e. ,!!-!' tic 1 is hefl.e; ! u -:-.'.i. i lUHiilicr et v. a:ct' fii'i1 - ' - :,n.ii ' has heci in, t.-aM-t IVicv t lln..e-. : , . . 1 I'rcsi.'mt "ivd Wa!!.:,, tniuMtion ,-i.riL'r. .n,- , - ,. -K,, ' S-Pcak fe':,U ;'. . !. ,., -, , u lliaiiV ef -H'' i .i . ,. i-, ! . tonic !y ui.itoice'i'i''. ;, , .,, ; :, mmduich. - f v ti-.o W.-.v re-i ? . he! I M tl.e pump'riu t '.i ii . ..'., ., Vafcrii:ce, u ,1! p,. r. U!, lt, Tho cpci itiicin :a: :.r, ln'.. Tlli' e; water : II i if.. I in.. f irtijra'.ien on c,..,i ,-:,r, can In- seen at t,i .M.i.er. .,-,; htlA .-ae(i the cios v .C,Ml:.i f,.i (he iilft two yi'iirt in the iri,tMlitii f.U As a 1 1 yejtr nvrri'c ilir iirinn '. field havr , r,ihi ftt i, n i-oic jiuy (wr .i l;ih! mom ( fiT lif! .ly'u Ufl5 O'.J u M Moi,! pun-f :-r ti'-Mt vi!I he on. fh' 1'orihe iitui: a -nl tnca-u'c frl appliition of :i!ir w i ho Jem 1 tiiiltud by the taUen pv !a'ut, o iii Honey Cream Cake 1'!),' moo ,,f Wash ins;t. in. P. C, s. ,,'i. iv. .iaiii' in tun hiyoix Itnni a spniuHy .hih,ii-i1 inixtillv. luis. :i vei tine honey comb ti xtuio, with jriuiiinl li uils thti.unhout. ;inil ;i licli Uutter So-tch i-in. W e have the om'Iusiyp liolti l. tniiiiur.u luio t h is cake in I hv;.,n. Take one home i, nili! - PH i u !,, Sold ly all oioeeis and at .M.u'pliet son .s s!,,('s in I.ast oi ii (h r;,'uii. . J - - Q i O O Cj) o WANTED Attention! MOOSE Thursday Nlifht I. 0. 0. F Hall Hietator .1. J. Harlan ('. S. Shultz, See. That Curious Device for Making Fire It was only seventy-five years ago that a woman of the Middle West wrote to her cousin in New York: "L'li-t winter I was told of a curious new device for making fire. It consisted of small splinters of wood with tips of some subsiorce that bursts into flame when rubbed on a rough surface. If you can procure some of them for me I shall be grateful.'.' Matches were in general use in Europe for years he fore they were seen in this country. There was no means for spreading such news rapidly. Today, the new invention that contributes lo comfort or convenience is quickly known the country over. Ad vertising conveys the information. The farmer's wife in Texas or Idaho is as well posted on these things as the city woman of the East. Don't overlook the advertisements in these columns. They are heralds of progress, with real news for you and your family. They save your time, lighten your work and enable you to obtain the utmost in value for the money you spend. TIME (ilVEN TO READING THE ADVERTISE MENTS IS WELL SPENT.
