La Grande evening observer., April 21, 1923, Image 2

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Tnn la kraxde evexixr orserver
server a
ark plain
a foil
w;ina3 nhk-h
I AigL Favorite Mairrial
Lominn Anwf Mr barorred aroralii
vhirk Jhionat.i xmn pr in for
wrap. pt'rt clothes and aficmoua
j frock Uxiaj- K anpkor. ThU it of
! fine wool often creamy in hatte
I with woven pattern of hure propor
tions in both boroer and band.
COLLEGE BUYS
ROYAL CATTLE
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Rhjrrt rw.rn T i. ftw.m T-;nM n
i Hal. Bar ana Scarf Malta of Wale' ranca near Hich R:ver,
(I lno.c I lie very ia-.et lid today -Alu, have bet-n purrfc.ist d Ly the'g
' i. to haw hat. hf anil Wirf .mot. I'tiji-.n.;,.- ..t I. -I.,. V: ....7- u.:n'n
The tut for esample aiar be of leaf be Wiipped to Moscow, Jcano. where
rreen taffeta embroidered in silver, they wili be used for lit.iin pur- o
ij uie name pusea at ine ta!c aerirultura! cu-iO
maier.ai wtuje toe acart may
' jrifen and 4iver changeable silk.
be it-gr.
t r.-r" ."l' 1
Cattle experts from the university 'o
..... wno made the deal with W. L. Car-
.. fcmrker ,Iyie, n-.anaper of the prince's ranch. :g
New l oris A new ttxrocht in lin-i stated that the animals were the fin- o
eerie today is the camisole knjeker. i e.t lot of Shorthorns they had everl
It is made of peorpette and lace or aeea. The purchase bv an American:?
of lawn and lace the latter more university of the orince's stock is re- o
fashionable jun now. The knickers carried by cattienen here as a tribnteig
aie cut very full and hare ti.ie pan-: to western Canadian cattle breedir.jr. ! o
e! made up of knife plaitine. Prince Edward established a ranch'
three years aco on a visit to Can-
Greea Hiu is Favor ada. He bei-an tocVinr it in
w i oric oreen bats are in hieh airo when he sent out hit.m.nt nf
or for these brieht sprinr lavs. ' Shorthorn cattle, hmnshir Wn
j They may be seen in straw of ra- j thoroughbred race horses and lart-
rtuu wiw. inr) t.iwuve tiae-imoor ponies. Mnce men he has sent
! .
1 ' favor
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog
I The Infinite Variety .
of Diseases
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Bmthew in th same fy. ewl1 twin m' "e,donJ
afnicted with the siiine .ins or ho.iily weaknesses, and
the reason fur this is simple.
The tiackbone is the foundation of health or its dis
orders the cause of li.sea.se. There are 21 movab e
joints in the hackbone and between joints on each side
are nerve opening. When there is the slightest deroe
of displacement of any of these joints, or several of
fho,-,. i nervous weaKliens ana uiscmc.
UlLlllf H"-' -----
Q,i;,,vinlni,(K i-r-slore nerve freedom and ease,
naturally follows. Have your spine examined by
Dr. Woodell
NATI ROI'ATII AND CHIROPRACTOR
Suite 20, Sommer liuildiiiff 1'hone vji-w g
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Health
i wise in silks and crmoline. And
they are perha;w at their best in
sports mofiels of aeather. which
match preen kid shoes.
Try Bar ton's
Sport Wear
You will be pleased with our show ing of Shoes, Hose,
Skirts, Sweaters, Blouses, Middies and Hats for Sport
wear. If it's Golf, Hiking .Autoing or for Street Wear, wc
have it
"it
"Vii-
out other fonsienroenti- to auirmnt
his herdv The nimi5 have been ex
hibits at fair? throughout wtstm
Candit and hare carried away many
I iirsx pnxej?. ihortijornF Jrom the
! UltJe Cape for Coat Frock. , ranch offered at an open sale in Cal
NeTr York The coat frock today ifrary early in the winter brought top
, if very sem.-itively accompanied by price.-
a linie cape, miirbing it in color and' The prince's Mock has been drawn
Maw-rial. The little caoe hang just;from the bert bree4iriff esutbiish
beJow the hips und is a nonchalant ! pent? of Great Britain. His ranch
parmerrt, tied with a cord at the neckji' said to be one of the show place
and alio wed to 1id off one shoulder. f "western Canaia, and is close to
jhe famous Bar-U ranch owned bv
Row of Tir Tsrkmjr. Ceorpe Lae. consMered one of the
New York Many rows of tiny f reatent ibreeier: of Percheron horses
tucking form a irimminE' reminiscent in North America.
, of other days and rast cominp into ; "
renewed vopue today. Tht tiicldngi -..T
is not seen merely on frocks of or-
irandie or voile. It occurs also on
cttstume? of foulard, marram and the
other pliable siikK. J
'DEAF AND DUMB ARE I ,ir
: .NOW BEING TUTORED Dyan
j l:y AflKw-iution Irew)
j RlOKANK. Wh.. April 21.
jTmnsportod to a land f abomnnw,
jhow would one lejrn lh-ir lanuaire?
Ju Kuch a task, majmifjfd many
Stinjt. i t.(-injr tindt-rtiiken daj" nftt-r
!! in .nkane liy a. roup of 34
j child pit. Thep children. li but two
jof ihm nccf utiA dumb from birth,
,ure tindt-rULkinc to ondcr-stand ordi
nury conrtiation through Hp xead
JiutT and to arluallv jt-jik words
Ulik'h ihev have nt-xr heard.
j lu ihHr Iuhimh ul the Horarr
jMann ne hool. under the direction of
M 1KB M iLon annd l:wt ICdna
ilivia. t-ipht bovn mid six tnrlB art
'siven daily Instruction alone the
.aim ,me a that triv4ii children in
j fitr'r public f-b(ols of the city.
Not only tht t-lcmental suLje-.
jure tauplil, hut muic, folk daiK-inc:
I und t! ;r M u( if- w hich heretofore
I have be-n r-pardod out of rt-arh o
. jToni s'ho mtinot hear.
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Shim
for your shoes
It Dyes and Shines
at
One Operation
Tan Brown Dlack
SEE OUR WINDOW
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
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Wh
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Paid
A Smashing Drama of Action
Starring:
DUST1N FARNUM
Also ' ril
AL ST. JOHN
in
"THE SALESMAN"
TODAY and SUNDAY
One at Ihe dflia-htful paMMw of lhr!0hip1r I
soring araaoa was hrM at the Coun-! yesu-rday
ny riuu rvenmt when Mr. sna.they were
f'titcrlainfd bv the mem-
Mn. G. L. l.riMn ar-.l ur. and Mrs. i l-r of the E!n fhaDte'r I. P. E. O.
A. C llampum were hol and ht--j A vej-y eD)oyable afternoon
t'w; t tlie nieniltei of tle Kaffcef .jej)t liy tbe two chapter in vivit-Kiau-h
club. 1 ir-c. arid a iltliirhtful luncheon wi
At rai-d. Mr, lhck JorteK received Served U-fore Itie puevts returne!
irh WMre arnonr the ianien and Ear home on the ereninj: train.
cuiaiiara carwo oil trie honors for' i
the frentiejnen.
'i'Se out of town pjevtf
and r. A. H Stnr.ee i
Sraith near Alice! Thursday after-!
noon- Ad enjoyable afternoon was '
-pent at needlework, after which a ' J
luncheon waf served by the bostem. it
Mrs. A. V. Fisher. Those making the ' J
,trip were Mrs. Waher Bennett. Mrs. !j
j Roy Smith. Mm Marjone Collins.il
, Mrs Ceo. Brunaon, Mn. Frank
'Shanks, Mrs. Cora Kline. Mrs. D.ij
j Brannon. Mrs. E. S. N'orris. Mrs. A. I
jjh. oerjrer. eirs. jv. jnawiiie, Mrs.. I
P. E. 0. toar-led the train j Kred Smith. Mn.. Cra Shanka. Mrs. i
mominc for Elpin. where Sc. S. Shultx, Mrs. L. A. Stoon and
the hostess. ;!
How to Buy
Insurance
w !;pon.in. who are irur-Ft
home of their son. Auru-."1 J
of thi cilv.
GKAIll ATION GIFTS
Tlire is no srlft for the srraduate'J
that is quite as useful and appre-n
ciated as monoramed stationery.
Wstii our new equipment we can sup-:!
The chairman and advisors of the , P'T ou w,1 ln mpnest rraoes ol;l
were Mr.'Junmr class of the La Grande hiirhi ' "' ter, two letter J
M.rriii.Urhoo! have beenn preparations fori or " Jeter comoinauon oesirea. j
tnt- the Junior-Sf nicr hanquet which -
Startp? ' r;:vcn t acb year Jrt hcTmr of the Sen
i )(!, f acuity and ur hool hoard by
i the Junior flash. The date et for
the hinqut't tr:is year May rth.
Mr. Carroll Oxk and Mik. Stnal!-
were joint hirtes.ej to the Park
dale riul Wpo.M-viay aftt-rnon a,
the ionn of the former
T'.e home wa dworjiiftl in uaff-
iils and ther "priTig flottert- whtrh
rave a pleasant apiK-Hiaiice to the
iHnmr.
G"J(-M of the afternoon were Mr..
Homer WilMn, Mj. Kurd, Mrn. A. A.
("k. Mrs. I B. i'urce, Mi, Cn.il
Keriel, an.i Mis- .i!han Hvk.
A deliphtful rtKtara renor-
rn. co!ivisi!nf r a vncai it.o, "Wr;littii antJvetf ary
r.un .Never fart Ajrhn," Kuth Smai- f ui tn-lwi-en
T:e 'WVytminr.ter GuiJd Chanter of
the i'r -I'.vterijin church will meet
Mond:' v even inp, April at the
home of Mr. I B. Mu, 17(4 Cedar.
at P o'lHK-k-
Next We-'ne.-day eveniiip the Ba
ker ai.d 1 Ginoe pc.u of the Sl'an-j-h-Ai:ier:
an War Veteran will meei
ut t!.e I'rjon hotel and enjy a han-
qurt at u clork. It it- the twenty-
-f the declaration
I'ncie Sam and
Nelson Printint Company, i
Fashion Notes
White Kid Sport Coat
j Paris Amonir the thinjrs which one
'bride incluued in her trousseau today
t ws a sports coat of white kid. Thi
' hip lentrth. extremely chic in cut
j and had the virtue of bein easily
Icleanei.
S;mtn
it! Mirh will le properly
.ue-tti f rom iVrtlanil
irt?iwet cllle will he ih
and peeches fullowiiiK
ill revive many feat-
I.R'Y.'S
DAY
ley; ( urrer.t hvent, Mn. ". M. IM
cue; KeniatJun, lioiores Stern; Sonc ' btbU-n
"Juiinita," Mrs. Hftirv 1'i'unir fcrui'aii-f othi-r
Mrs. M S. Carroll; Snnir. "Aloha," aitin'iance
Mrs. Cecil Kemll and Mis?. Liiliun . the hitTinuft
Ky. a!) of which v ir:eat!v mitiii- urt of i-ip war with Stuiin. Ptohabiv
rilled hy those pre.rt. L:iiti-l St;itr Maihal HoUhkiw,
At the close of a lovely afternoon.! former jk-1 commander of Uregon,
dainty refreshment!' weie servetl t-y will in picent.
the hoste-es. j .......
The ineetinjr adjourned tot meet v .
two M-eeks with Mr. K. I.upher. w ho m
will he assisted by Mr. II. K. Hajre - - ;
and Mrs. Clyde Iavi. ' )
Mra. John Ads-kim wax delightful
riostes to the nieinU m of the K.
A. F. club Friday afternoon at her
home on Penn avenue-
At card- during the aftertimm. Mrs
Charks Wale received first priie
Mra. him r Ouy M-cond pruie, mrui
-Mrs. Chailea Uetldinefield coriMtla
tion. Beautiful bouquet of carnat ion
Placed about the room gave to the
home a touch of i-pnnr.
Following the aftetnoon play, a
lovely lwo-coure luncheon a serv
ed hy the htv-tes-,
FlabonCe plnnn are leine made for
a banquet to be piven at the honn
of Mm. C. E. Short next 7e-4
eening, for the member of tht
Young Women'. Kducational Auxil
iary. Thia is piven a- a final a:.
fitting close of the year' tudv. A
prtifitahle year work ha- h-e(i ar
complivhed under the Kaderhio
Mi Bertha Walsmger a preM'ent
A delightful evening it- looked for
ward to, with appropriate trt an.
program: alw the annual election of
f ice i Kill I held.
fourteen ladies of the La Grande! tortd
New Kind of Braid.
Paris An extraordinary new ma
teria! today i the desecration much
in the manner of ttoutache braid with
cochin-china pattern upon it- The
braid-like material if cut out and 1
look a good deal like hierogylphics.
It i- v r'l'ia-'t ro'nr a"d i p'-jr- 1
HOU' AMOIT VOri( STfK'K
K Mi:UCUAMlSK?
All ifu fr-gu'-m!y a nn'rchant
prttt'-ft hi sic-r- und nirWTt
to ftrovjalv fir- insuritnr-w or hta
work, or tb'-r t-ouin a rudirjii
( Jiunrc of itiv ntory and tht- in-uritnf-
if Lot Mdjumod e'ord-
iniriy.
TiK .Ktwy of Tlie
h i:iroitii tiki.
It.Nfi; CIOMI'AVV
A(l.af Yuu.
Security Insurance
Agency
rH AS. H. KET-NOLDS, Mas afar.
1 41 Oraude . . Orefoa
" "laanraaoa With SnW
Carey
1 MYKTLli ST 10 DM AN
N' THRU"
atli foirst fires iiluiijr
ackuil iiilit ciiujjlit i
l)U'v nit a mountain
'ou.uli tlie awe-inspiring
the women lie lovetl !
(o the home vt Mrs. John
Items of Interest
To You
Indian Had Linen, at, per yaid 3c, 4.1c and 34c
Windsor Crepe in Colors, per yard 9c
Cotton Chailie. Hoered. per yard 23c
huncalow Cietonnr. per yard
.".fi-in. Coloied Outing Flannel, per yaixl
Rrnfew GinRham. S4c; three yard
Pillow Case 1-ace. per yaid
7c and r,Ac
2.V
11.00
Ue
HAIR GOODS ST AM TED CfK)I)S
ALL 0XE HALF PRICE
Andrew's Variety Store
P.nd non or your fre cij- of this com
pact, handy lirwlory of i:id--in- r.-iron
poods. l--arn what tl:e Or (roc Wranis ar
and ask tor Jh'-m iy name
ik Tfiis xno:
Assocuit d Indusrt-s.
Tfr OrT(n li'dj;. Portland.
G-Dt;mn: Ptt-ajw- --nd itw
lor) of tr-pon ITrundK.
ddrf
Or con.
a dine-
OOIE of tlie largest furniture factories
Jvest of the Mississippi are in Oregon.
They produce million of dollars of goods.
Their payrolls support more than 5000
people.
Oregon is the furniture center of the
North Pacific Coast. Products of cur fac
tories are noted for Leauty of design and
finish. Numerous exclusive specialties are
manufactured here for the adornment of
the modern home.
Oilier products, too, at your home furnishings
stores, supply the homekeeper's every need
brashes, baskets, lieddin? .mirrors to mop-sticks,
pictures to polishes, kitchenware and jrenera) util
ities and many more quality products quite too
Ion? to ?ive here. See the Oregon products direc
toiy. At office furnishing stores buy merchandise
made in Oregon. Direct inquiries promptly an
swered. Let's encourape our Orepon pavroll bulidei-s
MORE WAGES IX WORKERS ROCKETS
MEAXS MORE JIOXEY IX YOURS.
Associated Industries of Ore.
I). 0. Freeman. Manager
702 Oregon Building, Vox tland, Oregon
Aim,--. P. T. t'o.. Office and R:nk
Altiairriw M-t-J Kumilurp t"o M-lal Kurniture.
American Hrvsh t'o,. "A wAtuc" Rruhs
Ilhk-r Hfr. o.. Art Fumiiirrn-. Iimiis.
fU-a vr Suite Kuroiturv "o., Kumiturr,
f'hono-rrupha.
Tlrnnian-Ionini-rB "t.. T.nta. Anincsi. Shadri
"arman Mir. io "ini!a" f-"irnituc. Vuttrr-se..
i "dar Mir. t'o, fVdar "rwst?:
" Awnint A Sao t'o, Awnincs. Shnd
I'tMLBt "u"4trt H friwp- . itf rir raior
"oiufiil-i KiiruiTurf- A. FiMur "-. T.iN:-s.
I 1vi ur
("oJumMa Wir A lrttn V'orkit. Klxfiirf
lKNTBclwr Mic. " I vo rntrht-r" Kurniiuro
Knriich 'ou:runy. Ijchtjnc Kuninn
itia. Jubn . t'o.. "K.ld :ird S-r I' la tine
H'-yooJ-" k'fi"'d t'o,. rumiimv
lirmh-V-iP iATf. (. T-r.'. Humntncka. "ir.
Hotfi Go. Kan-j H.?a
jo tQtoa. f" Mfc. i"o . Sr"ciai! in"1 Work
KuTimn Mfir. o., Siiv-r r iKTya!tta
Ktiwr Studios. Inc.. Ki-r" Art ?'rtjrt-.
I.utk- Mra. Co.. ofc and Tiank 1tnr
J4taniroid A: 4?traM ifr. ro.,1jmiis Sn -kins
Hrand
IMnctajr StoT Work. ""t;oTi;sr Roi-.. I ".anc-
Nations! Broom Vfe. Co.. Brooma
Am Payroll ,luil,K r. Tin ir (.chxl- ami -vicv
mir Onitr at Yrmr m-alcr :
I' iMun s
N ison U:dt! r Works. t.M
N- York Platini; Works. C
riMiita;
Northw.'st Kiiif t'c
o-r iron i "hair '..
Or- ron Mirrr A.-
P'"'"it V ,v W
I .!' n T. n; am
Pjr.i:.-. ,1! Wtso,:, ;
rs. Ironing PoaMj.
ohi. Silver, rtr..
Win- Works, ldd. rs. Hearth
Fluff Hue
KinL-eraT' Furniture
v ;"uu Works. Jiirrors,
W-.-i.
Wn-p Mats
Pnrt'.tn-l Win-
Iron Wurkv. S
T Tin
1 llir
Fr,u,i
-M.nl
A is nmCT
Ui-akfast
tV5k
Fi turfs.
W. srm f:
Wond.r k:
;U'n l'n.5..
ff r.:;c t'o., Fi
Furniture 4t
W i) nw t-lirniturr.
n l--r" KJortrlc Watfl
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