Wednesday. May 1G, 1923.
PAGE TWO
TIIC LA GRANDE EVEXLXf, OBSERVER
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Men s Glomes
In Styles You'll
Like
We have- a coifiplete line of men's new
suits in any style or model you choose. Prices
ranging from SIR50 to $45.00. The home of
Fashion Park Clothes.
A Good Place to Trade
and scarfs that
.'if (L-lT'fll fr.lTH T" !nMc ... ... I'- LiuruWl fl.ftlini. l.linitail.'iaX
zatioK. jrowa his a deep ruffle of-iace -from now are almost eompulsoiy
Rcfreshi-itr.:. wer served, and a-eroow to wrist. Tr, sleeve itself if, , TT
r-iar t evea.r was eejovel bv alLIof iar. ,:- to m.tc the blsrk i In Blue Bojr Rnaae
' - r, .1- I ntt
,-f ctintatrfiR and
re eirtn mxKfc created much mer-
nrent.
T piiert departed with ntarT
rocd wu-hes to the happv coupie.
Mrs. Bower i farnwny Mtss E
rVi.ctt, vto is city librarian.
has
Mow where thr frown
vi- Th t ue ooy
achieved one more laurel. This a-
k. hut w.lrr name'l alter tne
Spri.g fape er,tii ioriou. J1'"
i ft-A .aabie air """"r " ' "el, a Um-
--;.o c-i ir rncc capes uaay d- " Mr en
Ifimr. Wri .rt-,nH thiin ihi. dlifhiful hAQ.
At a Bwr.ln dd:iar t Suj collar ari peepir? here and tfcere ; nnmitnlTf n v
Kkry's Talkie cnarea Tteraar. from trw Jong ; rTt-Ui - emh which PRUHIlil i IU-N
Ji.-: Larira Wo'fsnuod, drurster of rtcy f i. cape affctt. i FIXES GROWING
pp6-jtSe C Sharp M:nor-R&cfcn:anInoif
I!r Grthtni
Tn Coar.trr c)nb w? tfa -cre
of aa ex -' a::raru-e parrr 5a:-
la"- r r. oirarrsooa ar-a c:
crr she triie r-f Eira Hiwn, on
i f Jr. arJ Mr. Crarrf A. Haxen,
.-. of StafJkU.
ii a a loTtJy picture ic
a rjri!! pom f white
Seanch3 eorprte crepe, worn
v.ih fell ieripth vt; of h:te taile,
caaeht itfa orar.pe b:oscrr.&. Her
crjel c f Ot-belia rose an d
Ul-e of the raliey.
K'-- Lucille Wolpaaiooti, lister of
:"ne briit. was mad of hoatr. She
wore a dainty ffrn of Freocb btoe
erorpj-iTe. rth fioer-t tTttnJ It-e-bom
hat, and tanrwi oelk-aie pink
jm-ert pea. Rer. Falhr Van Hoom
iKfl crfficiiti, oir.ff the nag eere-n-CTTT.
Cr-arie A. Haze Jr., cf Pen
brctber of the croosn,
Firi-;n(r th ceremony, a w-edfnt
Kretfat m; -rK-d at the Wi'n-nr-d
home, Mill street. Wfc:
rar-.aiions, r-rris.- ani nap crar
v -re tirt in florat:r.. Mi
Rtb Proen -"!', of Weston, a.-itev;
:s "-erring. Se wore a pretty frvck
f'f pir.k arid wr.:te orctdy.
Gsets for the breakfast, beriue
the br.de and groom, were Mr. arid
Mr Hariri. Sr, of Star.fieifi. Mr
and ilrs. Haien, Jr., of P-n-iieton.
s:Sr Van KT-ornin, XEr. Ciieter
ru?a:, sifter of th. procm. znd Mr.
Impais of Star-fieid, Mr. aarj Mrs.
Ciaj-l Lynrh and scn of La Grasoe.
Mr. zr.d Vrs. A inert Better and soa
c fwe, Mr. ar.d ?4r. C O. Craforr'
til CTil PwLtel of Per-dleton.
Folirtwinr -he rereTny. Mr. and
Mr-. Hai--ri left fr a weccsne trip
:o Poniard. 5ejit:;e ad Sea-idf. Forj
hc-r trareiirc attire the bride chose
a three pie..e tauored suit of na"y (
bJoe. worn --i:h hannoririne- hat- i
The ixiie, ho is a girt of mach
t-harrn. wa pridaatad from Sacred !
Heart Acaaerrry in La Grande, letter
he completed r arses' trainine course i
al St. Elixaieth' bt?p:tal in Baker.'
Mr- Haren i an ei-rrice man, har-j
ir.ir sen-d in France in the army.;
il r. and Mr. H azen will make i
?he:r horae near Baker. Pendleton
Eia Orer&r.iin. j
(i'.y A.HWjriiited I'rcHH)
rallf.. -M'lV Aran-
ifrnwhitf
prolilhHioii
Fnlatc Trains i
Lfrfvton Alihona M-cine owru '
have tram toaay. tnese ar freoue.it- I iAKI-AM.
:r"riher nT-w ffH:r& im!rU and tin
ci two tn.::iBK Mrf ecris. These forrement in ne
a oswb.-. tv) I--, iVi ,. nlihfrr made 1.1-20 nir.Hits
inr. .r, . Uiolitidrm bi-tw-erl J "'V
' - ' iirremner SI.
for
I, I!
ll'inor
1, 11
Voiraaa Collar Loorf Wrap i l'- '"-'n l ' '"'"'- -", ' '
Looaoii The volrano collar is feen I 4 r ,5 ,i,,.rc were r-
tcaav ob iocs, wraps. It i a hirh. ,,.' it... n, M n-voktil.
,l in Mm-
.iii coiiar wpmn( at tned fM.M roller
-jufc.tjns ctn ei ire ioe cnia. aui-i ,
fecd M thai it siaiis airsj f rom i M li:X'i: lli:AI ll()si:.
tfc. rieclc it is surrounded bv hori-: t...uu i
Ked Earnnips ta 'ojree. .
Pullf..
May 10. Major William II. 'nary,
ifii-M arlill.-rv, uill siifri-i-il Major la-
Xe
mv ! t'ollina as heail of tin- ili pan-
Yori. Th. red earricr il iniin.nt of military Iralnlnc ami lini-
vopoe aeaic today. It caoe dt!)-1 f. Kir of military aelenre unil lai llcs
Toris:,rei, in the first piace by trie !al Kianford m xt year, aci'orillnic t"
Egyptian rogue and in the second la r-Kiri from the ofriee or the preHl
by use Hare of rei th:r.rs vh'xh ac- !j. nt. Major Collins has been detach
coir.parjei rprir-e Ximt nioces. ;.HJ from duty at Stanford to attend
the O. neral Flaff ;oll. ce at Tort
Popular Sports Fabric. il-eavenworth, Kansas. His attend-
New York. A!Or.jr the sports fab-janee at the staff eolleee has alreaily
rics destined to be popular this s-um- te-n delayed s.-veral tinu-s as the re
nter i a white porpee of ralrrfr;suli of the university's desire to keep
rr.zre plasty surface than u.ual. ihim h-re as Instructor.
There i a;.-o a white sports s-ik j
wi;'n a woven pattern in striped and I It must be confessed, however, that
p!aid. These white fabrics are. of few statues are erected to men who
c-jre. as ideal .sckgrrnd fr th 1 ar:erj to th?ir nwn business.
We Offer
Four irood lota In ifooil location
soul ll and '-"t of hilth M:hool. (iood
old hous'. li rooina. modern, a com-
fortalile borne. J'riee. i;ani.on. jjm
easli and th l.alanee ;;.i p,.r
month, interest ut
feri Is an aere of land within one.
IHM'k of m hool. ea.st of Victory Way.
Tin re Is a r,-room modern house in
Kood condition. A iraraee, ian, some
trees and shriiMicry. A pool home;
I'rlce :;"''.". Terms. iiill cusb.
Iialanee $3'.'i'l rM-r month until pah
down to lh! morlKnae now on the
place. . I
ll lnli(' inn year. In grow lumlier.
Iti iiii'inlicr, jinl "lit your fnrrsj riresi
If It Is n home or vacant lot. we
hlivo tllem in any part of the city.
Two neres i-icst of Iji flrand. Romt
land.
La Grande Investment
Company
Reliable Asentii for Reliable
Insurance Companies.
1201 Adams Ave. Wmne Malo 75
TsiipJ arjf! lilacs formeS
rrl,,.rs aoout tr ciuft roc.
.ieco-i
Harry C. Hearinr. of Wallowa, and j
Neighborhood Club'
May Day Breakfast X
Mrs. Lerter S:oidard
Mrs. H M. iic Minus
Miss Etta Yirri?iia Ha-ne
Miss Vicloria CaiUrrj of Union, m-ere
ddrf fe to the beauty and brirnt-jboJiw 'parsonage by theEtvc.!
of the affair. .IQulrley.
Five tables of card were played;
'dsrirsr tfce erer.:r.e. Mr. Harry Biavy The Amenesn Legion AaxiHary'
Is S
upreme
Su
ccess
T r'i.-r.aj- .....vm-pj. r:riir,f tn ritb or;e. trrd the rae-t i nUr riiic k-
tatvor" from Tha.. . dt:? liir.f tr, Mr Hn- Znrbrifc. L- " f v-a vi-ii- . r '
r.ipnt esrion of the Alpha ,
Beaaty in all its appoinlmeTitjs
wifitiiarjon in ail itn aoiree, me!
iy in a!I it ircK-ai wertions.
marked' the Mar Iay Preatfa of
tne eipJbc-rhtfe
facresE.
ebb
Miprtme Jtt-ah, Mr. E. E. Br sr. Mr W. H.
itaT, Mr. P. A- MfLKn. Mr.-
The beauty of the table, and the 3. HjTr.pr.rev. Mr. A. E. Ham
jronras dy-pur of nnnc ftowrm Mrh. Gerre Carrey. Mrs- r red
formed an or.ouallv MrikJue bark-' Kidcie. Mr, Wtiliam M:lirr, Mrs. S.
ground for the well rtwrwl tiem- ' - J C'Tint;L
Xaxenet The r.ivtii is-.ir.n of ?K A!r
Mrs. J. A- Teifoid irb w:U meet at the home of Mr. I TKp m th- 7.iAt, 1 t.t-
Kj:e Hal) ar' Mr. Charles Reyno3av this eve-5 an cfaarch will be entertained at 2
r-;rrT. :o'c"ock tomorrow afternoon by Mr$-
G. Gardr.tr at her bom ra Eat ave-
The meiTjbers of the Clio c?ah en-j not. A full attendance is deire-l
k'j-eJ a m.t pleasant even ire Tae-j
day. when tbx-y were de:irht:u!iy er,-1 Women of Mooseheart Legrion will
tertkined fcy Vr. and Mr. Frar.k : m-: ThardLy afternecrt. at two
r.alton at t.eir beautifai home o o'clfk at tr.e horrie of Mrs. Roy
N a-.esae Srith, 2111 Cedar Ftreet, for the so-
Carti-i were played at fight tables. CiEi f.frooon irseetirie. Mrs. Frank
the elab oxize beinc won bv Mrs. I i-eyrjc4i ar.c mt vnas. nanyan w.:j
Et Marsr.r mrwi Chaw lh?inkaTim. Mrs
ana vr. itarrv t,ouvy w:nr.;rg: tne
a, -"inte:
b, Welct.jne Pretty Pnmro Fiow-
er" - Pinssti
Neif:htorhwd Club Qaartette
The to. nm: t tees for te breakfast
-ere: . r
Mere Mr. C H. llnTirT chaL-
Smith a hates.e. The
time wiil be spent at needlework and
:n-rxirtance-
Fashion Notes
Raffle for Ietached Sleeve
uri: Ore of th detached sleeves
h ' r'T f o ! ri L"afh s s . r S'i-
iiiao. mf hnnrfri .a -i.t .'!. ' rr: n-ir su memr.-s are utcea to attend as.
menioen. and tbeir cacti. ' ' j A. E. l var.be. ' Mm- E. E. K id'tle. ' j The Ealst-r- he, was rr.ad- e-r- ?fcwL,rm W bn5ineJ! "t"1 of ,
Tb no, which carried out the i , Dt ' ur-. H A. Zursnck. -ca-iy attractive by the dernratiois. 1
club coior scnerne of veHr.w and whi-r- Ao"-'" irnrt. Mrs. It Lev , wire comprised of tIip and'
was delicious. To "Mrs. C. H Bid- .5- . S'.jics cf the vaJey. !
m-eil and ber committee, much crecit 1 !
and praise it due. Trie r.ns from Masic kners of La Grande wbr Jan a- the fiSrary n closirt last!
th, domestic science class of the L-we lortamate er.oura u bear trie evcrdr.r a r.i:mir of fr.entis of Sir. j
Graade birh school were a eharmjr. : "erital ei'n ty tke psoils of Mrs. r,d Mrs. B-iwser from te Okrana- !
aadrtKin. and showed their spietidii R- J. Green c.n Monday everiinc :n Enoeavor of the rretiyter:ir. church I
trairir.e in the eae and qietne. the auditorium of the Imrary. wii u'-pr:e-i them. fir.-t m-;tr. a srre-i
wjta which tbey ser-ed, .'riot rriss l.ie second reritai vihi:h is r;sd-. s.-i ter ith 'he .e--a T. -
ilia. Fred ticmite was Se ai.ie ;to t Kvn I'naiy atpst at e 15 . ' :
toastsj,istres3t and with deiirhtful o'clock. i
humor carriea her ajdience with i The foiitmine rorra win be riv
A!ke throuirh WtiderlaT,d. Siie f,c- ler,:
lured Alice as the dab Woman, the '.Imart&ary Sresie . . .O-Ierislce-Tatlor
cat as the Home and tne Wane Rah- ;7ramerei ?tn.'jss
bit the lure to act:vities outride of 'Tt the Stars . . . . . Est-ier Oronpa
the famy cme. Tne ilsffereiit 'NfKtarne Esther Gron.w
phases of Club life as rroenrnred . Betty Cori rar.
uy Alice a-ere amusing, y and ciev- j lilho
etly portrayed by the toa.v !Brrbe:ta
l'ha ladies Te-por.aii.r were: Seventh Petite Concert. .
Growth. Mr. Ttirner t:r-er: i Jwk Hiatt
"ttincstr ari cunoMrr" cn-3 A.'ica; wrre I a T--H
-now I'm cicir.r t like tne tarC- Kur.ranan 'RhaWrfV"x'c
T VII ,7 I" I '-""''-I Edtta Graham
bye feet tlor ahen she l:M.i.ed oywr T
at lud feet ir ... .!.. The irie .fcat !..
r-jne. y,fz
("re -err ilt
Yaise Caiirir.
I Si,rn Cix-hran )
.r.-." TSe fVjtterf'ry Etude CS P'r ('
.The Niirfj- trilf. L,i: I
Tne Miid f.f Gar'ire . . . Ver.:ie!--o-.r. .
te-j
Aiire.
re ainic
out of sirht, thev were rcttirr;
far offl.
Studious moments, Mr. Nom-.;
I reeii:
"1 on'y took a recuU
said the Mock Turtle.
-What thai?" in(j
"Rt-lirr mi) Mirithliir.
with' the Mork. Turtle replied, "ana
then the lillerer:t i-rancr of An:h- ,
metict Amtitiori. I Mtrartion. 1 (.-ifj-
i-aticn and Isenis-n."
Friend-hip. .V!r. A. R. Hurter:
"The cam' cr,r,c on rat hi r bet- ;
ter thiw, ' Alice ii. lr wry ol keep '
inr up the conversation a Intie ,
Ti w," id the liutc-hes, and '
th, moral of tiiat is. Hri, ti. Is.ia ;
tis lose, that irate.-- the world
round."
Fun and fiolic, Mrs. Sherwood Wil
liams: "Will you w-a!k a litiie fas-er,"
said a whitir.r tt a snail
"There's a porpoise close behind us
and Ik's treacle t-n n:y ta:l.
Durire thi-- ti-ast Mi-j Iteuiah New
lin appeared as the cioan from Alice
l nomierland. and dan-.ei t-etween
the tables while a chorus sar.-- 'Ttw
Way of the World."
Opparturity for Service. Mr
1 Riraardson.
"fan y-ui row T" the .--hei-p a
handinff; Alice a pair of knr.
needle.-i as she s-pofce.
"Yes a little, but n't on land-
ftat with needies," Aiire wa t-err,
Bins; to say. when sudderil-r trie !"e.
dies tarrwi into oars in her hareis
and she found they were in a littie
boat, flidir.r akm-t between vsanks; so
there was nothir-r for it but to do
her
AfVf the toasts the followir.-r mu
wcal p roe; ram was riven :
a. "drwial Chorus" from Roe Maiden
' Cdwen
h. Were My Caravan Has Rete.i"
Lohr
Neiprrr-nrhoc-d Club Quintette
Sirs, ttaj fuller Mas F'lavia ititler
. larkj
N'e-i ir
iiet.-eit !
" .U-rt :
I ji-sur
BRONCHITIS
At beciow n. t a throat and
, XICKS
V V Aro Rub
Ow 1 7 MiSwm Job l -W Vaa-
A
ed.
in e
sn.l
He Is Dead
"What a chili in the
words !
Will it 1. said of you?
HAVE YOU A HOPE
That will carry yon
ainive such a dread'.'
Hear Gil.--trap Tor.ipht
on
"The Piwf of the
Pesurmtion."
at the
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
This nciv Viftrola
is only $150
Here is an extrsorinary Vidrola
value. This true Yicrrola in ma
hogany or walr.ur. 35 inches'
high, 33 inches wide, with al
bums for Victor records, is only
1 50. A:trscth tenrti. Come in,
hear it and see it.
NEWLIX BOOK
&
STATIONERY CO.
ale
Gutlerv
Extraordinary
FOR THE BOYS, GIRLS, WOMEN AND MEN
Br chance we picked up a limited lot of cutlery for less than the goods can
be boueht at the factory today all blades are hand forged from the very best
grade of cutlery steel, perfect in temper and free from flaws.
We like boys and girls and want them to visit our new store, so, as an in
ducement we are going to offer boys' and girls' pocket knives at 5c, 9- 13c,
16c. 17c. Boys and girls, get on the job good and early because some of the
men folks are going to horn in on this lot as vou will find values up to 50c retail
SPECIAL' TWO-BLADE CHAIN POCKET KNIVES 39c
EMBLEM POCKET KNIVES, Rich colored enamel 76c
Regular ?L50 Values Masonic, Elks, K. C. i $3
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS BUY
BLACK THREE BLADE CATTLE POCKET KNIVES, Sl.19-S2.00 Values
COLORED 3 BLADE CATTLE POCKET KNIVES, S1.29 S2.50 Values
TWO AND THEEE BLADE SHADOW PEARL HANDLED POCKET
KNIVES $1.69 Values up to S3.50
TWO B LADED FANCY ENGRAVED HANDLE POCKET
KNIVES 76c Values up to S1.50
REGULAR BLUED STEEL BARBER SHEARS, $1.24-Regular S2.00 Values
REGULAR NICKEL PLATED BARBER
SHEARS $1.02 Regular $1.75 Values
OLD ST LE RAZORS, Swedish and American S1.09 Regular $2 to $2.50 Val.
$3.50 Hunting Knives
S3.00 Hunting Knives
$2.75 Hunting Knives .
$2.50 Hunting Knives .
35c Paring Knives
40c Butcher Knives
50c Butcher Knives
60c Butcher Knives
75c Butcher Knives
Soc Butcher Knives
$1.00 Butcher Knives -
..S2.27
-$2.09
.$2.03
$1.53
17c
17c
.29c
37c
..42c
46c
.$63
400 Game Shears S2.2S
$1.00 10-Year Oneida Community
Primrose Meat Forks 59c
Pearl Handle Manicure Nail Files,
Cuticle Knives, Shoe. Hooks 45c
($1.00 Value)
Boy Scout Three Piece Army Set
Knive Fork and Spoon
(o()c alue)
Watch Fobs
(35c Value)
$1.25 Butcher Knives .
REGULAR 25c PENX NAIL CLIPPER
REGULAR $1-50 IVORY HANDLE LADIES' MANICURscT6rs
REGULAR $1.00 BUTTON HOLE SCISSORS .
Assorted beissors 52c $1.00 Values
Assorted Shears I 45c 90c Values
Assorted Shears . 47c $1.00 Values
Assorted Shears 52c $1.15 Values
HERE IS ONE FOR EVERYBODY
A Regular $1.50 61 - j in. Shear .. S3c
A Regular $1.65 7 in. Shear ;.97c
A Regular $1.75 71 ( in. Shear 9
....21c
14c
..19c
....95c
52c
A Regular $l.S-5 8 in. Shear .
..$1.02
Here is one for the dear
girls a regular Sterling
Silver Thimble one in a
small box; sells regularly
for $1.00. Priced to vou at"
Anyone that participates in this sale and i nnt E!f;.r:oj u
we will cheerfully refund the money. See cut erv l:'-
111 uui ia.&i;
double show window.
Sale Starts Friday, May 18
YOURS FOR GETTING BETTER ACQUAINTED
Oregon Hardware
Implement Co.
THE STORE OF REAL PERSONAL SERVICE
On Depot Slrett Nut to rennev's
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