La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1923, Image 2

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TITI-: LA GRANDE EVICNINC OBSERVER
Tuesday, May 22, 1923.
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ew Vacation
Corsets
'A One of our' corsets, fashioned
to combine those features desir
ed by the active sportswoman,1
are ideal for vacation time. They
are of lightweight fabrics, some'
. of , elastic and are as supple as
caVbe.: They are here in many
different models in Gossards and
'.'"Warners.
A Good Place to Trade
tho Hcrlnt'urox; it in ever in ndvniirc
of innn'H, entire life on earth, enter
ing oven into eternity itself. "Be
hold," Bitith the Master, "1 have fore
tolil you. all thinirs."
- Thee clause are renernu8ly at
flndcl. Come and fulfil' the divine
command to "Search the Scripture."
,
At the ' Riveria . Parent-Teacher
Association meeting which was held
Kridav aflernion at the xchool build
ing, tlie following officer were elect
ed for tluj coming year: Mr. K. 1.
Shepherd, president; Mm. Faust, vice
president; .MiiM Galloway, aecrvtary
treasuror. '
.Ii Whilteker, county health
nurse, gnven an interesting report on
the school children she had exam
ined, four ' sonjrs were sung by the.
first grade pupils, recitations weit I
given by the first, sect-rid and third
grade pupils, and a piano solo was
rendered by Mi's. Collingwood.
.
One of the many delightful spring
parlies occurred Mimiuy ai me para,
when Mrs. L. Carter and Mrs. J. E. I
Clark celebrated with a combined
birthday party.
Those pi-eent were Mrs. L. Car
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Swalberg and Har
vey Carter.
One of tho features of the party
was the delicious picnic dinner.
Mrs. E, P. Mossman left last eve
ning for Portland on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
flowers of oriental design
, Basliate for Sleeves,
New York.-. Batiste is a material
fast coming into use today for sleev
es in such summer frock as have
aleoves at ' all. itt is seen in com
binations with such unallied materials
as cantcn crepe and foulard.
Short Gauntlet Glove. LADD CANYON, May 22. The re-
New York. Nothing baa a more cent rains make everything in this
remarkable appearance than the j locality bid fair, for a banner year,
short gauntlet glove worn with a i the farmers are fcusy with their
LADD FARMERS
SEE FINE YEAR
sleeveless gown. . Nevertheless this
short glove is quite permissabla to
day and, if It looks amusing, this iff
because the beholder is not suffi
ciently saturated, in styles' to, lose a
sn;-e of humcr,'
Choker Less of a Choker '
New York. The choker necklace
spring work and the. fall crops look
fine. Evary man in the neighbor
hood is busily engaged.
Mm. Turnbow and- daughter Nellie
from Wallowa, are here on a visit
for a few days. Mrs. Turnbow is
a sister to Mrs. Mary I. Counsell.
The. county rcudmaster has been
having some work done on the foot-
of today is a bit less choking than nur roau wmcn. is greauy appreciated
at first. It is still composea or -- ..- ...... .,.., .
hin. round beads. But instead of ! Ladi Canyon school closed Thurs-.
i.in r. on th throafc o. line W alteriioon of
Fashion Notes
Intientifyinir Cone.
PuHk. When the tfown is of print
ed materials of a atnkinir uesio-n
the wise courti ere today makes the
accompanying cape on a plain ma
terial and solid cellar. Hut to show
that the cape "belongs," it may have"
a narrow collar of the dress material.
unbecomtnff to utl save the very beau
tifui it is new worn more oiwn at
the base of the throat.
last week. Before
nout the patron of the district be
gan gathering at the school house
with, their baskets, the school boys
I UttlllK OUfV IIAIIlg VIA 'Ly
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. . . . .. 1 IIW1I IIIC IUUICA WUre ItltlTJU WIVU KUUU'
Lingerie oi iwo itinwriaia. ,, ,at (own to Fatisfy ' theil.
New York.-Lmgene today is made aDDetit(. Cakc!!. (ookies. lad.
up or two materials, out irequentiy . kle Die bunaM1... oranees. and to
of only one color, ueorgette in teatoD it off. 13.11,1 had suoolied
ose wil! have strips of tune in theitv,. iw .,., i.:,.h ,m ,it .
samo Mill an uriimirciiwiiiuii. i (.t-
de chine is trimmed with self-colcr
lace, and batiste with organdie.
president and at this meeting it was
decided to Renit Tiowers to only the
membera-of the elub and their imme
diate families except in case of death.
Slower haif been sent to imimrea
Conway at Hot" Iake sanatorium the
week before, and we are glad to know
that Mildred is improving. The hes
tess served delicious refreshment- at
the rinse of the afternoon. The next
meeting will be with-. Mrs. George
Tilton. May 21th.
The Neighborhood club was. shock
ed at the news of Geneva Childersv'
death at her home in Oakland, Cali
fornia, May 12. Mrs. Childers was
the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J S. Butner, formerly ef this neigh
borhood but who is now living in
Pu Hoise, Idaho. Mr. "and Mrs. E.
T, Peebler were tne recipients of the
sad news' m a telefrcam from Mr.
Butner. . It will be remembered by
all her friends thut Mrs. Butner was
a verv serious condition when
they moved' from hero and has stead
ily grown worse until neither she nor
;Yir. Butner were able to go to see
their daughter, but the son. Emmett,
went and arrived a. fewminutes be-
fore death claimed nis sister. Ge-
neva attended I.add Canyon school
and will be rememnerea as a loyeiy
girl, and her schoolmates will join
with the friends and neighbors of
the family in sympathy for the par
ents who have such deep trouble at
this time. .
CITATION
At' the' Country club last evening
Mr:, and Mrs. A- V. Hampton enter
tained' a few friends in honor 01 Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Bragg with a seven
o'clock' dinner. Mr. Bragg is soon
to. leavB 1 for Salem where he will
take up his duties as a member of
the State Industrial commissiun to
which, he-was recently appointed by
Governor Walter M- Pierce.
Around tho dinner table 'gathered
Die friends of Mr. and !Wr. lirtigg,
many, of whom' have been associated
with thorn for 11 number of years.
training on the pari, of th'-'ir instruc
tor, Miss Anthony.
The pupils taking part were: Beat
rice McAllister, Huth McAllister,
Wilma Mays, Sally Siegrist, Itussoll.
Nelson, 'Adolph Siegrist, Philip New
lin, Judith Snodgrusa,. Phyllis Peter
son, Phyllis Dunn. A flower dance,
by Sally Siegrist, a pupil of Leona
Newlln .McNamee was an added feat
ure of the evening.
Miss 'Anthony is to be compliment
ed upon her splendid class of young
musicians. Two mora recitals will be
given in the future by .fiss An
thony's class and tlioy promise to be
of merit.. Those who were fortunate
enough to attend tile recital last eve
ning will not miss the following two
recitals. 1 ! .
'
A very pleasant . little, partv was
given Saturday afternoon, when Mrs.
I.. 0. terry entertained a number of
They have, watched with l'iuiJMsonbi'ai iinduiiionojijyf her saftj
al interest the advancement '"whichl E1 wHETs IT! years oTage.
I..- me cnnnren nrst atteirueo tne mat
inee ttt the Star theatre, after which
they.-were taken to he Palace and
treated to ice cream.
Thos present were: Mariorie Rev-
nolds, Dorothy Ann Warnick. Viririn-
ia Warnick. Marian Ann Stange. Jane
institutions. Stange, Betty Cochran, Cleta McKen-
non, rarnara matt, ucrtrud Scran
has. marked Ml'. Hnigg's career, from
tho teacher in Grande Ilonde valley
to county, superintendent cf public
instruction, then to postmaster of I.a
Crande and now to the cnpitol at
balem where he will sit on a com
mission that has to do directly with
the - important business
nf thi Mt-'ilA.
Following , dinner, guests gathered il"Cl',Mll?a ' ''"llian Ashby hd
liround the flreplici and enjoyed ,w''.rd Uehanfn. Marion Crowe, Ilich
aeveral hours general rliscussion of! llJ"' "at,m"" Meyors, Kenneth
public affairs Interspersed occasion- j 'e Alf,'e Zw,e11, H""l bhort'
ally with some leniiniseences which Lnf"un Bollen ml',mo Torry-
'"1." tl,cG,'"mle Ro,,d V"'- The Moody Bible Study class will
Dancing was enjoyed for a time I?' t,.tj"! ';om.fl f M- D- C Gra-
before the party adjourned. ' "'' il,'ldl,,ftton?0,rro1,w
, . j noon. May 2,), at 2:110 o'clcck. These
, , , , , , 1 meetings open with, a ten-minute dis-
I11 honor of Mr. and Mrs. I,i'lckson.!cUB11M current religious events,
vho will leave soon to make their ; conducted by. Mrs. f). C. Graham,
home near the coast, a number of Tho HuhjCct for the afternoon will be
their friends ami neigh win gathered ,hc storv of Davill, his great vic
at the Park Sunday where an elab- ,orie ver the enemies of Israel, his
orate picmc dinner was served an. selection and bis annointing of
a general goiul time- was enjoyed iur..ai'. vi.,., 1,. ik ,ii. ....... t
'Jf"- ' ., ... iKing Saul, and the hitter's jealous
v ,;..v ..... n..u .. 11. ; pursuit of Him to take his life, in
Feathers Disarranged.
Paris. Bunches of burnt goose and
peacock feathers stick out at strange
and unexpected angles from the. little,
close-fitting hats of straw being worn
here today The.-"e soft and uncurled
feathers hang over the ear or over
the eyes, or they dart sidewise at a
tangent most coquettish.
Shambolo Jacket.: '
. London. The shambole jacket is a
new foature . today, for afternoon
frocks. Ono of thes of bluck silk
re lias n bolero that pretends to open
on it waist coat and belt (if blue. The
bolero is one in name only, being
sown down, to the rest of the bodice.
Hand-Painted Vestees.
London. Some of the brilliant lit
tle vestees that peep out from sports
clothes and tailored, suits worn here
are hand-painted. There are several
materials which take well to a touch
of hand painting. Silk is perhaps
most often seen, the pninting being
In the County .Court. for fho County
of Union, State of Oregon, : ,
In the matter of the estate of
James M. Longshore, deceased. ; '
To Minta Kostock, Ethel Kostcck,
Fay Lind, Grace Willis, Charles Long
shore, and to all otheu persons un
known, if any such there be, greet
ing: .
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby cited and required-
to appear in the County Court
of the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Union, at the court room there
of at La Grande, in the County of
Union, on Wednesday,' the lith clay
of June, 1023, at 10 oMock in the
forenoon of that day, hen and there
to show cause, if any there be, why
the petition ?or the sale of the fol
lowing described, real property be
longing to said estate, should not
be granted, to:wit: NiNEl section 32,
township 2 Soutn, Kunge .17 K. W. M.,
sr.d W;W'., SE'.SWl section 29, the
;NE!NW section 32, township 2
South, Hang 87 E. IW. M., all in
Union County,- State of Oregon.
u U. G. COUCH,
Judge f the County Court of the
State of Oregon, Court for the Coun
ty of Union, with the seal of said
affixed this 7th day of May, 1923.
Attest: C, K. McCormick,
(SEAL) Clerk.
Mav8-15-22-2!)-June5
both teacher and pupils. Mrs. Deihl
has taught a very successful school
and it with deep regret that we toll
her good-bye-
Tlie club meeting at Mrs. T. Sher
wood's last week was a very pleasant
affair. Although the day was
rainy one,, the ladies were out, and
had a delightful atternoon. . Mrs,
Brayden from town was a guest and
joined in the pleasures of. the .after
noon with these present. The busi
ness meeting was disposed of by -the
0., W.. Guhlpmpnl 'nniHIoJnily,, Oliver
iftidbrqek, Mr. and Mis. l.oJ. Iloyti
JJr. ami Airs. L. b. Mnwllcy ami
family, Mr. und Mrs. Tod Henderson,
AJr. and Mrs, Irvie huhn and family,
eluding alsn.'the inromoarable.- friend
atiiu.i.r him 'on' the pnjt of Jonn.
than, (he son of King Saul.
The Bible has lonir been known as
tho greatest book in the world and
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stein and family, , tne onc f1UEht with the deepest in
and Mrs. J. 11. Stnn.llev. and
Djiflmn Standlcy Walker, Mr. and
Mrit. Will Nibiuger anil daughter,
Mrs. Lodenia Terry, Mrs, Alice San
llpz and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Turland and family, Mr. and Mrs.
V(. II. Glenn and family, Mrs. Will
iam Webster and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Shaw and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Glenn and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. August
iCrickscn and family.
terest to humanity. It is ever new
no stop can be taken by mun that
has not heen previously recorded
For Sale
Forty acres near Rumniervllle, 22
acres In culllv.illoii, & acres adtlttlon-
, dimont ready lor tho' plow, five
The recital given last evening in cre In iilfiilfa and 15 acres more Jusi
the library auditorium by the musi- seeded, liood three-room house, burn
cal pupils of Miss Hilda Anthony, and iruruifo. fencing, four-wire, water
Showed remarkable talent on the part I right for threo acres. The price Is
of the small children and careful j::700. Terms. Investigate this.
1 1 m
Cured Without Operation
or Confinement
MY METHOD of ucceuful File
treatment docs swsy with cutting,
fcumtag, clamps, stiechtt, ligatures and
ether disagreeable snd violent features
ut th old system. My non-turglcsl
itched Is rapid, gentle snd toothing,
gMng almost instant relief snd it gutr.
antced to parmantntlrcure. No hotpi
tal bills, no anaesthetic, no shoe, no
danger, no confinement to bed or room,
:ND TODAY FOR MY FREE 1L-
LUSTRATED BOOK.
Hwstmbw. t pntnlvt SutnA
1st Is tnt ttit ei m slsllr t
csfiwleMir tnd pttnlntnll).
cm m Pim. 4
3i
I Ten acres In May Park, six-room
house, wired, wuler In llouset cellar
for milk and vegetables, separated In
to two. apartments. Harn, stanchions
Tor cows. (Joo.1 chicken liotise, hoy
house and good garage, 8.ven Aerea
In alfalrn. Hplen.ll.L. Over t9 tons
of hny-cut annually Inst'two seasons.
sowed ..four years agio Klrat class
pumping plant, electric power. Ooo.l
gravel roa.l leading to main hard sur
face J.n ttran.le-lslan.l nty ro.ul,. Five
mlnitn ride to city. Tins will apneal
to anyono who appreelntea good soil.
Five acres In Slay Park, with mod
ern plastered seven-room house, base,
ment, wired, plumbeii just as mo.lern
as any city home. enrage, Imrn.
chicken house, cherry crop brought In
di.O 1.U.1 year, (letter prices already
nasiireil this season. One acre In
mrn berries which Is good for $ 1 1)011.
jtioo.l pumping plant, one mile to Iji
kirunde. This In l.ltll class nrnnertv.
Must be seen to be apprectuteft.
I'lvs seres near elly with good
housei garnite, chicken house, wood
home and good cellar, (lood land.
Adjoining city. .
Snappy ;
Styles
in
E.&W. Shirts
for
Spring and Summer
Wear
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Everything in Men's
Wear.
Leading Hospitals and
, Athletes Use
Puretest
TtuhhliiK Alcohol
Ho lo:'mbiy'6lf tho niOKt,' famous
KyinnuHiuntH. Th-y miy It ii unatir
pnMHid for.rli0-lnff sorctifHS, himc
n.'UM, ittinni'Hs, Its-uiHPfi flml Hprulnn.
A r.iliiU)1c rubbing;
nnl rofroshlns: iiRcnt is
wry nocrssury In pvory
tionw. Hick - room nn!
liOHpttal. Camper,
trampcrs and all pfO
pf i)0 work bard
with the muscle or
body, i.l ho find Hiich u
prt'iutrittion alniont ln-
tllfpi'nHjibli.
IlltKTKST Hi;iniNO AI.CO
TKH. Itt nii-ilicati 1 to maktr 1! fit
for t'xlt-n.ul usa onJy. yvl is not un
pb'tiHiint In odor.
Klni for rcduclnK fvr nnd rs
cphhIvu prrHplrutlon, and for rt'liiiv
iiK infliuiicd Hkln and lioiidaclM'8,
Glass Drugs
real flavor, is
the first essential
oi good coiiee.
.Whether you
prefer it mild
or strong, you
most havellavor
M-J-B
COFFEE
has that lull rick
llavor
'. rTl
emd lor Oavor in tea-
, . TREE TEA.
fhJ-B RANDEK8TEIN ACQ
Cannot Exist In the Human Body If:'
You Will- t'st Trunk's Proscription.1
It la preposterous; In- fact, it la ft
sham to suffer with inflttiumutury,
inusicular. acmtic ur miy fujm ut ',
ith.'uiut.tlaia, ;
Tula i'rcitcrlptlon doea not ruin:
'tli a Mium&i-li, H doa nut dtpiesa lU
heart. Kut all tlio meat und good j
fitud you wlah wltll taUlnif Trunk's
liecripiioii. Containa no mercury, ,
aatiL-yiam aodu, oil inieryretJn r ;f
narcotics, but positively oveicome '
any kind of rheumuiirm or tfout oa
earth. What more do you want?
There U notbinj; Just as good, and '
it is Impossible tu tift Momtthina",
bettur. Tlie. yn-Btuitt urlo add aul-
vent known . und. also a auverhia
Uvea nifdluliie. '
Trunk'a 1'iHMcrfpiion sella for$1.7f ;
or 'X tor only S.vnu.ut drufc- Storaa.J
L. & L. DRUG STORE .
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TinnandTUDE
THERE ts no better combination for
tire economy then a Hartford Tube
in a Hartford Casing.
Both rod and fray iantr tubes bearing the Hartford
name ro tho result o(25 years' experience in tire and
tuba making. ( Tbey will add miles to the service
of ay casiof. ' See the nearest Hartford Ue tlcr.
HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS CO..
' 1790 Broadway New York
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Used
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one you are looking for:
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By looking over the following list you might find the
Buick Six Touring $350.00
Buick Four Touring $325.00
Dodge Roadster ................... $350.0
Chevrolet Touring $300.00
Dodge Touring .......... . $325.00
Ford Delivery $125.00
Oakland Touring '. $225.00
Maxvell Touring $210.00
INiat mn an wrtntroductd;
jibe Uvtt Filler Pen which mof
luiMcuitd the Pen indunty.
Th eame mindi have now peW
ttcted the Sheafler "PropeU
.Itepelawr' PenciL
t o ' t J r
.1 ne 1 line jmr, urmu iMVfwr
and Perfection in Pencil nuking.
Ball dip no thaip edjie to'
Wear"or tear pocketi.
cVnonitraiion oonrincev
FMSCR.XM WUCCISTS
These care arc priced right and our terms are liheral.
See them at our show room, corner Adams Avenue and
Fir Street
Southard & Shinn
' Buick: Agents' '
Of.. J. DEAN
1 tm v 'tiwitieii MmMtviwceeM
Geo. H. Currey
fleal Estate
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