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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, April 21, 1923.
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Men's Flats
Styles That Are Right
We have an assortment of excep
tionally good-looking men's hats with
medium brims and Crowns, also' nifty '
sport styles. All popular priced.
J Kii;:ii Tf-l f it ininrinnrivririiSU ! I
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A mooting of the IMroxly Hililc
cliidn will bo holil tomorrow after
noon lit two o'clock lit the home of
..Hit. Dexter Mrllrny, I'.ll-l Kirst
street. The subject of the iiftenioon
' will ho the l.iitur JuiIkck of Isniol
..iiilil the book of Kulh. The class in
iincloiinmiiiiitiniml, mill all me wel
coinii to iittend. 1
Mrs. J. T. Itichurilxon, nfter spenil
injr two weeks with Air. und .Mrs.
J. K. llemiiiK of i'uillanil, has re
turned homo. I .
The Knffee Klntch will not meet
this week, uh whs formerly iiii
liounccd. The Youiik I.udies Soilnlily ure
luyitijr plans for a card tmrlv and
al to be
., oeMinv even nil. . pleasant
evenmir is anticipated, and all friends
mo cordially invited.
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and Most Beautiful
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been in ijb
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.llrs. .1. ('. Ardtev of P.n-t bin, i
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mi i.:i vu.uuie visiunir ns l ie L'licsl
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..it... ninri-j i Ml'll MlliWII lll'l C IIS
she was n resident of this city for
innny years.
.. Sir--. K Jui'obson, who spent the
week end at rninlilla. returned ti
her home in I. a (,'rnnile last eve-
uuijr.
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Mrs. 11. C. Carney left last eve
ning for Walln -Walla, where she
will spend a short time visiting he
fore returning to her home
Miss Mary Hullock will arrive this
evening from Portland anil will be
the house guest of Mr. and .Mrs. Hur
ley Richardson the remainder of this
week.
Fashion Notes
Hliirk tuiri Silky Straw
PariH-One i-li-vor litllo hut worn
here toiluy witli a brim tolling up
plinhtly In the fmnt is of hUick nml
silky straw. It is trimnipil on mm
file with the inpvilnhlp rillori riH'k
ikIph, very snmll ow. in this case
The upturned tnim is iMuhroidcrt-l in
colors mntfliinvr tin coekade.-.
SinRle Kiottcninc at Nik
Pari!"-A sinlo fjiJeniiiir at tin
lifk below tin' bicli collar is ''n
today on most of tb hip Irnvrth .in. k
ets Thii t-inle fniininir riiidiles
thft jacket to flare apait at the waist I
lino and lvvral a brilliant bo.lirr
The fasteninjr is irenerallv a jcweU-di
clasp.
hoc ai o-tie jfiveii upstairs in KaKlesifis ncicaivtte ca.-o as well. Not!
i . H 1 wr . t I1 l""Mll-i. 1h:lt lllf pllH-O Will ln
1 t In v.mr .n L.u .s,,,,,,,,,!,! ,mi Ihm. lu.
Ixindoii Thi-rc is M,l.-m rff.-ct (, nt,r ,irtlnn-
!rt Momo irowns of liffhl itnitcHnls of .ihn I mst-lli ha- I.oukM n fn.lt
the moment, lho Iioloro matehi the ..,,.,-h SMm.nhrr,. in VxhlnKton. the
lower part of the sk.tt. arul al! the, ,,!.,.,- ..t known t tht wrltlnir.
j-pare between ia fiileil with a father
liapharanl, but ii ncof ul blouo of
ome ficured silk or ceorette, with
n apron effect in front,
Tlfed Iloiidoir f'np. ,
- T-ondoa The ucwiMt boudoir enp
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Golf Hose
With or Without Toes
An assortment of Golf Hose that will help
you lower your score.
A Good Place to Trade
looks ns though it had been turned
round, wrong side- to. The bow used
to hiinir down tho back is so ar
ranged that it conies' across one
cheek and curves under the chin. It
forms an attractive and softeninu
frame for the face,
Another I'ancl Location
New York There is yet -another
locution for the panel which for so
long has been wandering from place
to place on the costume. Today It
has settled at the hack of the neck
and is more than likely to extend
to the hem of the skirt. Often it is
of a material different from the rest
of tho (,'armcnt.
French Knots on Linjrerie
New York French knots trim
much nf the RDiimr limi-nrln whicli
comes in such spring colors as dawn
pink, heliotrope, primrose and violet,
I he knots arc often black and ar
ranged in a prim little pattern. Pa
jamas are embroidered with the
owner s inonoKrnm.
OiirareMe Case, Too
iNew ork the latest vanity case
k-nry larire ami topped bv a silk cord
I lie double case is of brocaded silk
und constitutes another very bright
-pot in one s wrist ohij.
Knd Is Spieadinir
New York Kirvptian ornaments
tinve tictnken themselves to the
crowns and the bonlers of frocks.
t'nmels, nyramids, arnbs, palm trees
md a sphinx or two, cut out of some
material resemblimr celluloid are to-
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lartistic standpoint
tSprrt;il 10 Tin' lierver)
Till-: I'AltK, April V4. llert Van
l Imini wltti IiIm nop, lint otln-rwto
he vi'porlH hH ritnill'i In i--i'llrnii
In- ill ii. ti n, th( kills arc walking lo
sthio1, mm m haH tint 1h (Into to
tuk ihi'in bark ami forth with team
lm un tlu- road 'aro tn cool roittll-
tiion. the rhtblrvn don't mind tho
walk.
John I .av Is st MI on the I.oseley
pl;u-e wtih bin liimllv.
nihi'llo .iv was boinc for a visit
li'i'in Hit: CriMk wIhto br work
ing to,, lioh Wjiunkcr.
'rin i tilldu n of Tbo Tat k rnlrr-
latnrtl mtiiir of t ht-tr frtrmH front
Mitt Crerk, b h:ivli)K a kwoII plrntr
on I he UkU t'ttrr overlook ItiK" Tin
I'a'k, hark if i'laeenro Viinordor's,
Sundav. Alt n'oort a Jolly time hark
'Ti' In th woods.
Wallarr Polr was a stairo pns- j
K'r Willi und I..U' Tin.s.iir, koiom;
t ttU'ii, on his ii to li!ti1!ln.
I laiin Hunt
1 iit.il TIHMfl;i
1 took tho st;ifro for
on h t wa to
:i;ili.l
1'iJiiik WiL-ii'rworlli k huv at liis
i i on too Klut.
.I.ii-k H.il. u mnlff lti'! an to ut
fj'ic mix i op on Mm plure. n lie
N. ir,i, lini hMp tliat Mm Stov
woll Known lino, icnldtnpf In (ol
ii'r l'lai'o, WnnhtliRtou, In ifMMlper
ni. .l ur a hml nprll or U knen
liHntr many nionihn. All nre plud
lo Iw.ir of tho KOOft news.
IU'mmIo Stoor ia ntlll going lo rnU
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logo, at (".'ollotro Tlaeo. and doinpr fine
as the Inst iuwh received. -
( 'hnrlio Stover 1h reported frolnjJI
abroad In the lK-nr future nH a mi
Hionni'y to (hi Ad vent 1st.
Wood enttci-H oreupird the old Hall
jplaeo for a while after Iravhi' Tho
I'ark.
T.ittlp .lark Hunter repaired their
telepliono Hue, ' which was broken
clone lo the brldpe by a fallen tree,
Hint fell during the Htortn Tuendav
nlnht.
I.. J. Foster Is reported much bet
ter after the vlHlt of Dr. Uilinoro from
I 'nion.
KrlendH of Oeore l.osrley and Ids
liood wl f e, A I Ice, a ru d el ifrh ted 1 o
hear that their ymtnur btthy Is full
of life and health also the mother
Is Kt'ttintf aloiiK tho finest.
i.hhllo Vnulirviittlet Is expect I nj?
if'1" - ' vlNlt ,,or M
'""'lev. "t JHk t reek In
Mrs. (Jeor-e
the near
futurr.
ICh'a. Vanorder went to the picnic
last Sunday, report tntr a tflno lime.
Ida Munter from I'uion, called up
her friends, ( 'larence Vanorder'
family, report Inn that. she. 1 doliiK
will at school, but anxious to k
home, when the school ' will bu out
In May.
i.hiie .lack Tfuntoi rnuglit; four
teen nice troul all from six to l'
i nc lies Ion if, wliile the water was
pretty muddy; but Jack knows when
lo "Art 'em.'
Pheasants In lare flocks are kvN
tin; down from the high placrs a
lew in e as t ar down as Hie creek
bottom but most of them are flyinjr
on Hie benches next to I ho ereok.
.Mountain and bine grouse at";
numerous around the small spibiKH.
Thry are ufti'r tho new jjfiiisse.s -trrouse
like grass its well as chicken.
on tho farm. Indications are that
l hey w ill be plentiful this season
due tn not brliiK much disturbed the
last lew years. Most people who hunt
I hem don't know where the birds
Itvo nt different, srasons when one
rocs where they niv, It ts no rare
si;;ht to see flocks of fifty and more
- in cases like tit is Ignorance Is bliss
yes, tor the birds.
A buck, a doe and a yearling of
the mule de.r typ0 passed the "btK
bK eahtn" Wedttexdny evenini? .with
in a hundred ards. They stnpprd,
hsi. ued to Hie don bat king a w hile
and proceed! d on tip the mountain
wber0 t he grasses are more tender.
Peace doesn't cramp tho style of
the orator. Ue just substitutes 'WhII
street-' for "the kaiser' and uses the
same olil lint.
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IMPLEMENT COMPANY
LA CRANDE, ORECON
Diamondircs
UNION LADYIS
104 YEARS -. OLD
Mrs. Elizabeth Godfrey, of
Union, four. Years Over
Century Mark; Does Her
Own Housework.
UNION, Apr. 24-Union has sev
eral old pioneers and others who- are
t jmueh advanced in years, but perhaps
me most remurKuuie example ol
longevity is that of .Mrs. KUzubeth'X
uouirey, wno ceieuraieu ner jU4th
( birthday nniuversary last Wednesday
Mrs. Godfrey is still able to fret
arouna ana work. Mie makes; her
'home with her daughter, Mrs. Sural
Rirker, in South Union.
i The funeral ot little Donald W up
it pans, who lost his life when he fell
tmto Catherine creek Wednesday, w;
i ! held from the L. D. S. church Fri
day afternoon. Among: the out of
town people who attended the ser
vice' were Donald's Grandparents
'Mr. and Mrs. WiR-pans of Imbler, and
Mr. and Mrs. teenier of fJjrin.
I A meetinj? has been held and ef
forts are beinc made to revive inter-
jest in tennis here '.this summer. A
rourL is practically completed at the
! Kd Miller home in North Union und
several have signified their willing-
mesa to neip lorm a tennis club for
the reason.
Present Play.
! The Senior class of the high school
will present their class nlav. "Under
! Blue Skies" at the high school as
sembly on 1 hursday evening of thi:
(week. This will be the first of the
class plays for the year.
i Christ Kauerso, who returned Sat
urday from a trip to bcho. where
he was inspecting construction work
on the highway, reports that he ran
into a fresh snow six inches deep
near Kaniela.
I Rev. Quinii, Yiastor of the Metho-
jdist church, has donated a fine
j history set to the high school library.
I for which the school feel deeply
.grateful to Mr. Uuinn.
j, Kenneth McCormick was over from
i La Grande Saturday to attend the
funeral of W. W. Heuter.
I Hoys 'Leave Home.
Tour Union boys, averaging about
VI years of age, decided last week
i that the old home town was a little
jtoo dull for their enterprising spir
,its, started out Thursday to see the
world. Marshal Van fiouten was de
spatched after the youngsters, but
they succeeded in evading the offi
cer and had journeyed as far as
North Powder when they were turned
over to the local justice. Respond
ing to a phone message Mr. Sirrinc
went up to North Powder and
hrnught the runaways back home.
Some of tho boys had been guilty of
a mlsdenmcanur and it i believed
that fear of punishment was the
cause of them leaving home. All
of the boys are back in school and
feel very penitent about the matter.
The boys arc Ole Ham,- Carl !Mc
Clellan, Mery Blacker and Lawrence
Sirrinc.
A rabies scare was caused in this
end of the valley last Friday when
a coyote was killed in one of the
barns on the Phy ranch near Hot
Lake. The animal was discovered in
a stall anil the men finally succeed
ed in killing it. The animal's mouth
was filled with porcupine quills and
this may have been the cause of it
coming Jown to the ranch in day
light, but the authorities were a lit
tle susnicious and the covote head was
put in a box and shipped away toj
Ua t, ..,. 1,1.. niiiiiiiliinil '
Superintendent fionney, of the
stale fish hatchery, returned Friday
from a trip to Wallowa Lake, where
he is looking after the construction
of a string of ponds. These ponds
are situated near the resort at the
head of the lake and the water used
is being taken from a spring. There
will be several Ponds arranged in
a long single line with the water
running through all of them. -When
Mr- Uonney came home he . left the
work in charge of Willurd Miles,
who with Mrs. Miles, is now living at
the resort.
Funeral Services Held.
The funeral of W. W- Keuter was
held nt the Methodist church Satur
day afternoon at 2:IiO o'clock, with
both Rev Quinn, the local pastor, and
Rev. Quiglev of La Grande, in charge
of the services. There were many
SUNSWEET
PRUNES
Large Nature-Flavored
"2
lb. PACKAGES Only"
DELICIOUS AND
HEALTHFUL
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
rilONE MAIN SO
floral offerings from the various
lodges to which the deceased and his
sons belonged and from other sources
including a very beautiful wreath
given by the druggitH of La Grande.
Rev. Kvuter had been pastor of the
Methodist church here about 'XI
years ago, and was well remembered
by many of the older residents. Al
though there are several children in
Uhe family, owing to the distance they
were away from here, and the death
coming so suddenly, only two were
present at the funeral services, Wal
ter, of La Grande, and Kugene of
Union. The body was laid to rest
in the Union cemetery.
Work is . progressing on the new
dwelling the state is .putting up for
Superintendent Rnnnev at the fish
On a busy street corner In
San Diego, a checker stood
apd asked the first hundred
motorists that passed:
"What gasoline do you use,
and why?" S2 of them an
swered "Red Crown," as
against 16 for the brand
showing the next highest
preference a lead of 220 To.
Not only in San Diego, but
throughout the Pacific
Coast field, Red Crown
is the popular gasoline, be
cause it vaporizes com
pletely, burns cleanly, and
is uniform always and
everywhere.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cliforni.)
WRED CROWN
for Ihe experienced
MAJORITY
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hntohorv. The lmwment. which in'l:il.r in coii.tructinir tne new home
about complptiil. will bp tho full vix for Mr. Honiipy. '
of the house and will havu n furnace i "TTT.. ... ., , lvi.-e
to heat the entiie building A- Port-i OPEN M)U- LINKS i
land man, who has the contract fo.-1 OAKI.AMI, Calif., Apr. 24.-Tho
the entire job, will he hfie in u week new municipal r f enurse will be
or two to Htart the frartiework of opcne.l here July 1. The links will
the house. It is understood that hbo in chaiire of I' red .V r rv, who'
...ill t .. oort-iin evtept. ikp loc -al is- crmi'iic- here from Seattle in Jnnp.
New Telephone
Directory
for La Grande, Union and Cove' to be printed
early in Hay. Notify the office of any desired
change
AT ONCE
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
-Items of Interest
To You
Indian Head Linen, at, per yard 1...3."ic, -1.1c and 54c
Windsor Crepe in Colors, per yard ...39c
Cotlon CIiiiHic, Flowered, per yard 23c
lUtngalow Cretonne, per yard 27c and 34c
.'lfi-in. Colored Otilinp; Flannel, per yard .25c
Renfew Gingham, 3ic; three yards 1.00
Pillow Case Lace, per yard 15c
HAIR GOODS
ALL
Andrew's Variety Store
Incense And
Incense Burners
Vantine's Oriental Incense has always been the
leader. Every home needs one. Just received a new
supply.
See Our Window Display
The 2ico6 Store
for
Leisurely
Pastimes
Vou want footwear that emphasizes the
rool loveliness of summery frocks. The
style pictured is hut one of many rrace
ful, colorful modes in our collection of
distinctive early summer modes styles
so advanced that they are sure to' re
mam m voo-ue throughout the season.
Kxceplionally Attractive Values
nt
s.-.oo to s'in.no
The Bootery Inc.
. i aiatiise for Tired I-Vpf
;KOV-;rt SMITH. Manager
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ONE-HALF TRICK
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