La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1923, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 27, 1923.
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Style No. 123 v !
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The Label of Honor
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....(.-..'w. -a-., fine . .iv.ura
Tho wedding cake. o( tho Duko ot
"iork and lux Undo is nevcn unci
one-half foot In oircumferencu and
ton feet hiRh.' Each tier consists
ot some, emblem auch as a coat of
arms or tho Aladonio Insignia.
! One -two -three! Say It over to-'
yourself 9 couple of times and
(. don't forget it.
! For it identifies a Jack Tar
: Middy with every one of the
I features that has made the middy,
so important in the American
girl's activities that no other
garment has ever been able to
replace it. '
We' picture it of standard jeans in
wwiie uniyv -.-iius.il pocneti JOKe ' . . ,
front, Three rows pf, white linen.tape around collar and
cuffs. Extra large silk embroidered emblem. I'.xtrn
wide facing on hem. And warranted to live up to the
t tes.f.f ,"'lll enl tul) 'em scruu cm t,,cy ci"e up
smiling." ?z seems all too little for so many high
"' class features. Sizes, 4 to 22 years, 34 to 42 bust.
'Wc have dozens' of other charming Jack Tar styles to
show you. .Ask to s:e them.
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A Good Place To Trade
I They expect to spend tho Hummer in
Lu 1. 111 ride.
Miss Kdith Phyton entertained a
j number of her friends last evening
I at her home on Cedar street, the
occasion being her birthday anniver
sary.
The (Westminster Guild will meet
at the home of .Mrs. K. P. Mossman
on April 2!)th nt 8 o'clock.
Mrs. 0. Sullivan of Kansas City,
is 111 La Grande on a visit for sev
eral days.
.Mrs. Beit White of Buell, Idaho,
returned to her home last evening
after visiting in l.a Grande with
Mrs.. I.. Huntley.
Mis. M. G. Hawkins, of Santiago,
California, passed through l.a Grande
last evening, en route to Boise, Ida.,
where she will visit her daughter
of that city.
Mrs. Jess Owsley of Hot Lake,
spent yesterday in l.a Grande with
friends.
additional professional instruction.
Superintendent Cooper will bundle
some investigational work in educa
tion at the University. ,
Union county grade and hich
school tencherx will receive soon full
details of the summer session.
Other prominent visiting instruc
tors who will be oh the summer
school faculty arc: Dr. Joseph Schaf
er, director of the Wisconsin His
torical Society and well known for
his work in American and Pacific
coast history; Kr, Charles H. Whit
man of Kutgers college, a writer
and authority 011 English; Ir. O. J.
.John-011, St. Paul school psychologist,
and i)r. Charles Wendell David, Bryn
Mawr college. . .
Classes in education at the Port
fund session will be conducted bv
O. C. Pratt, superintendent of Spo
kane city schools, and Dr. Ira Rich
ardson, late president of Maryville
Teachers' college. Mo., and now asso
ciate professor of education in the
University extension division.
I. 0. 0. F. TO START
A $300,000 TEMPLE
(By AKHorintM Press)
I'OI t'M -A X I , A pri I 2 i. Governor
f iiroeon nml- Wimhliijcton. rlty and
hi a tt! umt-iulH tiiil ofncerH and niDm-
u nf lb.' Olid I'VlloWH litlii M llHfn-
vlti from thf two hIiiIck woro horn
Unlay for tin rWtijrntlon hu-ltnt to
thi litytnsr of tho corner mono of a
now Suo.oy Odd KoMowh' temple.
A torchltwlit pitiiide, nwnkenlnff
iiii'inoiifM or oioeii (inyH, WiiH u reu
imp of tho program. ( 'eremouies ut
I he l.uitdhiff Bite, a nii-ptlntf at ttio
auditorium, iiiclndliur Init i:i ttotl of it
iuitfe clans with Muwovlte iltcM woro
illier ucllvilli'M planned..
An afternoon purada was arranged
to I'li-ecde tin' cornorslotui layinff, at
which Ctovernor I. I'. J (art ot .Wawh
Injilon nnd Chief .IiiHtioo Jlilrnott of
!iic Oregon snpreiiie rotirt .woro an
nounced to npi-ak. -r v
'I'ho torehllKhl parndo .wan to pro
eedu the nlwht HH'ethiK- Governor
Wulter M. J'ierep --f Oregon was on
the program us (he ptineipni peak-4-r
of tlie niht inectlnw.
Men's Shoes for Summer
YOURGBOCER
wfumts
YOURMONEV
Y0UDONTT LIKE
MJB
COFFEE
no matteir how
much tjou have
used out of the
TREE TEA-Nt
the same guarantee.
M.J.BRANUENSTEINCO
SIioi-h for lMtins, for sports,
fur out In. An iill-i'inhrncinR
rolh'fi ion of Rood, cool foot
.jvvear. With wptcial emphaKis
on our can fill fitting which as
HinvK foot comfort on liot days.
s.-i.ntt to S7..v
The Boof:ery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
G ROVER SMITH, Mgr.
Fob? Finer Texture
and Larger Volume
in the baked goods use
TUTf BAKING
IW POWDEE
U" Summer
School to Open
(Special to Ohserverl
KUGKNE, Apr. ii. William J.
i ooper, superintendent of citv schools
of I-Yesno, California, lias accepted
the invitation of the University of
vM-ejron to toaen courses m school
administration and supervision of
schools In the University summer
Si
250uncesfor25
(mora thtn a pound and & Lai 3
lor a quarter)
Same Price
for over
Use less than of higher
priced brands.
Our Government Bought
M211sons o5 Pounds
WHY PAY WAR. PRICES?
Items of Interest
To Y
OU
Indian Head Linen, at, per yard 35c, 4.1c and 54c
Windsor Crepe in Colors, per yard 39c
Cotlon Challie, Flowered, per yard 23c
Bungalow Cretonne, peiyvard 27c and 34c
36-in. Colored Outing Flannel, per yard 23c
IJenfcw Gingham, 31c; three yards S1.00
Pillow Case Lace, per yard ;. 15c
HAIR GOODS STAMPED GOODS
ALL ONE-HALF PRICE
Andrew's Variety Store
TS&srZ
PRODUCTS
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Elizabeth Paytnn, Helen
n.i.,. an-ie llui l.ridire, would indeed
, he hard to surpass. Only the alow
nun wie pink candles was in evi.
fine with his plowing which
soon he done, and will start drilling
ill a few days.
Joseph J.ay started drilling thi.
week. Kenneth Vanorder is conleniplatin
mitliitir ill ii Itiiim mitrli of Imlnliies.
Tho fall wheat is suowlnir wonder- i '"ur Art Study, Miss !l,,ucli Clink
fully on tho old Uulililo place, which ' musir, .mis. i in Aldrirh; ( tin
"nee wane me last rourse was serv
ed, and this seemed to hlenit every
nie's spirits wen more harmonimislv
The hnnmiet wns 11 fittin.. li,,.....
for the year's activities.
Miss llertha Wal -ilu-ei im iif.iul-
dent of the cluli acted as toast mis
tress. The ifullowiiii; Indies responded to
jtnn-t which were not onlv pleiiiiii
and instructive but full of entlui
iiism: I'liciidshm. Mis. V. Knli,,,.
(Jlaicncc Vanorder has leased,
l.ola Wijrirleswoi-th reports alt in
excellent trim over on Kaymo Mat.
r'rnnk. her husband, is nearly done
with his spring work.
Jack Huley went to lliirh Valley
last week teporttnsr the little valley
in tip-top condition, most all work
done, for the spring-
1.. J. Foster is lucuperaliuir fast
from his recent illness.
Kil tiillesple is busy at his sprint;
work.
ioy Jones has a little more plow-1
1 PiiPWi 'Tsw3!"'3rrJ!W85giwimswB
mas;' ' 5V w
i.iieriuure. liss .lohnson; Our New
.neniiiers, .hiss Ksther Kolirer: Tlr
Oliject of the Club, Mrs. 11.
llntwntiin.
.Mis. Slierwood Williams as rhnii
man of the llnmiitoliiu. r,iin
submitted the following iinnies a of
ficers fnr th p.,ii... ........ n... it i
Pixon, president; Miss niielie'.loim-1"1'11""' ''-"Ifne. June 27 to August
son, secretary and treasurer Mis A '', Sl,l"'''ll,t'"l'"t t ooper is rcgard
V. Nelson, ciniinnan of program 'dim-! 0,1 ns "Mn, "f ,ho. folvnu,st ci'y school
mlttee; l oin II. Scott and Vera Will-1 n,n ", f.h? I"l-lf,J'. cost
tenhuig, assistant committee I '" llllllltlon lo hls courses, which
Much cix-dit is due nil L ., :"re 'signated pnrticuhirly for Oit-
inir to do which he exists to lu.ve . mittees that helped to nmke the ....... ' '""-hers, who desn-c to obtain
done in a few day t'ling one of such outstanding merit.'
tirangr ira'ss Thriving. I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Two cattlemen were mi the creek I "umner or ladies were pleasantly o
looking over the condition of the 'tei tinned at "."aid'' Thuisdav afier-i? . .
i-angc for their cattle. They report i"'on. when Mrs. I.. J. Kbert and Mrs. o 1 1'OtOCt 10H1"
the grasses in better shape than last:.1"" ' Kbert wore hostesses at thelo o
year at this time. (home of the former. ;g KVCS g
The little school down on the cieek 'sPi'ng blossoms and cut flowerslo ' o
is well' attended and Fred llaller, w,'rp -wl most attractively about 0 . o
deputy assessor. Is making the J rooms, the clor scheme of yellow j With
rounds .ussessing property of the""" white being carried out in the o o
district. Me hud dinner with Mr. ",,riu ions as well as in the score
tin rlmi-'l J .ljiili c',',ls,.""d Place card. X
, ., , following the play at cards, of o
wnicn there were three tables, a x
dainty two-course luncheon wasio
served. . o
The ladies present to em'ov the de- 2
lightful party were Mrs. (' I), (iood- o
noiigh, Mis. 1. V. Kaulk, Mrs. Frank -
Uohan, Mis. Frank t'leavinirer. Mrs. 2
O. K. Mciran. Mrs. 1,. K. Suton, Mrs. o
Walter Dennett. Mrs. Howard Fug-
land. Mrs. lKii(;lan,. Sr., Mrs. C. f. g
fh'onn, Mrs. Catherine Hnrriinan, o
Mrs. Cnmlinv C'l.-liman nnd Mis. 2
llungerford. S i 2!'
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook
EDDONOHUE,Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
j i
cum rtf a rtn.nnn11..
known standard of quality;
to be certain that the paint
you buy is proof against sun, weath
er and the rotting effects of moisture
that it is the most durable and
the longest lasting; to be positive
that every inch of painted surface
is fully protected against decay
Use Pattoh s Sun-Proof Paint
or specify it to your painter. Jt is
your assurance of paint money
spent best. Ask us about Sun-Proof
for your purpo3ea.
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation, of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
whiqh we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
On Depot Street, Next to Pcnney's
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I'erhaPs one of the most .nmerli
nffnirs that the Methodist Ladies Aid
Society have put on for some time,
wns the six-course banquet that was
ferved to the Young Woman's Kdu
cational Auxiliary Tuesday at seven
irciocK p. m, at the home of J
C. F fioort.
The lieautiful home was made even
more attractive, as throughout the
spacious wioms, floral decorations
were in profusion. Tulips and jon
quil were most tastefully arranged
in the living rooms, while oink loses
nnd sweet pens run verted the dining
reom into a bower of beuuly. The
rOSeS for the occasion wpm m-eventeH
by Mr lreper.
Jhe sumntnus i inner which was
taost pleasantly served by five dainty
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Chamhreaii nf
Portland and their small rianddsiifh-
ter Harbsra Ann lnughertv of Fres
no, California, are visiting in l.n
Grande at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. .M. Ilouvv. .Mrs. Hoiivv is tb
WILSON
(.OCCLES
nnd
Colored (.lasses
All Styles All Prices
A .New nnd Complete
Assortment
n
iUU , jlcleit rIwhr. JEliiora Fines, (daughter ot Mr, nwi Mr.. jCimmbwm. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo i
New Telephone
Directory
for La Grande, Union and Cove to be printed
early in May. Notify the office of any desired
change '
AT ONCE
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
mm
We will have the famous Flor
in Dollar Berries fresh Saturday
morning.
A Complete Line of Fresh
Vegetables
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St. Tw o Phones, Call Main 73
-NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY