ft PAGE TWO .
TiicMlay, May 2fl. 132-1
THE LA GRANT) IS TCVFA'fNG OBSERVER
Mih.l.-.'iiMil Mi l-'-"" l!"l'lln w;lH ,n
on Thuix'l-iy r:.llin',- on (lt-n
THE OLD HOME TOWN
uy oiaiuey , vamiov,
of Mfill-
ni MiufniTM lorn liccn In i.'ovo for l lie
itnd
.,ol;i"K :i '' M ivsiiirnco in
past w-k al 111" linnin )"'r l,,1,t,T
Alin. Xuihon Duron.
Miss Klhr SnnnilerH nml VIb
clrod I'aylan lift on TiifmlnV for th'-lr
lininod In iclrhlnnd uml Hiiki-r.
Tin- rloor of tho llapllhl Hliun'li linn
jut iwclvfd n new cout of jmlnl.
K. J. Htarkliiml ivlui noil lul '
rrom a trip lo 1'ortlnnil. whoro !i
liaH h-en for tint punt wri'k trnmatrt-
Mis' .1 J. onli'V wi'iit to l.a flinnrto
on Ki'icl;ir lo alli'llil H'O conlliwiico-nn-nt
.x-ri'lNC.i.
ill ,. r
Willi $.10.I"I In a villus" 1i" l a
nroinlmnt rlllwllf I" a fourth clllB'!
..in' in. I a "''''' Imllvliluiil; In a
i trl
.1 A M'rtlMf.Sf'
mi'i mi
uillH lit l truffle.
i rs. w
i' ri m
I'lio hoy 'lio onro wIhIipiI llid (lull
IHK hlifllnHn.
Tlie lint proeomls from tlifi rhllrt
ren'H cntf rlnlnnu-nt ($33.(0) linn l)"-'n
pnniiv itloro now lias a Hon
who wIb!ii' I''" 11,1,1 ''ad a lillins
' Hla-
linnoil ovr lo llw I'uHllr I.I'"" H
lion.
r
I
f YCO iAT
-iOM THINK (
HB BROUGHT 1
y v.r -.'.-'.j.'VV
MEMORIAL ,
3. IW
In memory of those who have given their lives, and to
those who have offered their lives for this nation, our
store will be closed all clay Wednesday. "
A Good Place to Trade
It MAPSH4L CflEV WALKeii TRAILED THe CilLPfilT, vnu Hr
SUSPBCTS TOOK THE PSD WHEELBAfcftOY TMTS BCEM
Fashion Not
es
Befoio a contfreifation that 'fairly
wll filled St. Peter's Knixeopal
rhurclr Sunday morning, Bishop W.
I; Keininitton. of ths l)iocee of
Kasterii Oregon, pnMntvl Mr. J. !)
Sluter with a beautiful ttolil fcuntain
pn anil gold pencil the gift of the
Parish, in honor of Mr Slater'a faith
ful Krrvlcc a Senior Warilen of the
Vestry. ,
The occasion wad rh much a ur
pris ' to many of the congregation
aA it was to Mr. Slater him.-elf. Be
ing .singled out from where he nat
wilh the choir, he was brought face
to face with tho lliship, standing
frect before the audience.
There he atooil. somewhat, embar
Tasd and bewildered with a peri
plexed' facial expression for Mr.
Slater Is a very modest man; his
wife Hitting near the front with bow
ed head, neither knowing what was
going to happen.
As the Bishop eulogized briefly tho
achievement! and ?.enl which charac
terized Mr. Slater's career in the
church for so 'many years; made
manifest by his unstinted spirit of
the North side, and cars will be fur
nished to take nil.
Combine While With Cold. Silver
New York. There isa flair today
i or gowns mat comuine white with
silver or gold. With a gown cf lace
or tulle mounted on silver or gold
lace, the correct 'shoes are of gold
or silver tissue.
Tarn is Regular Hut.
Paris. Time was when the tarn o'
dianter was seen only in cool weath
The following item wus sent In fliy
l!cv. (!. II. CJuigley, former pustor of
.1.. T.':.... if. ..1 !::.. ..u I. ..f I n
Grande,' but who now is located at ; e"J.tor "pcrts' This reason, how
Hoise Idaho ever, it comes gaily forth as a "regu-
lar nat," . translated tor tho after-
'Married Sunday afternoon at the 'noon and evening into a filmy wisp
parsonage of Immanucl Methodist " georgette embroidered in a dozen
church of Boise, Idoln-, bv the .Rev. different colors.
(1. II. Quigley, Mr. Karl Gilbert, of
Kinmett, Idaho, to Miss Hello Kur-I Checked Gingham Vogue
gurson of Nampa Idaho. They will I Paris. (.'becked gingham, the same
make their home in Kinniett, Idaho.' : checked kinghnm which children's
Mrs. Gilbert resided in La Grande frocks and now women's frocks are
for some years until a few months 1 made, has rather a vogue fcr garden
ago, and has a large circle of friends use today. It is used, decorated with
ii the Methodist church here. i fanciful designs in cross stitch, as
? , table covers for mull garden partie.
A large number of people witness
ed the beautiful commencement exer
cises of the Sacred i Heart Academy
COVE SOCIAL 4EWS
, onvrc, My I'll. At tho . regular
meellnif of (he Wnman'a Clim on
TliinKday, which wna also (he annual
day, there wus no election of officers.
The present officers will continue to
bold their offices until the next reg
ular ineitliiK on AubmmI 23, when
new officers will be elected.
Hev. R I.. I'ost has Just returned
from spending a week In Duker.
-Mr. and .Mis. Itay O. liuker. who
have been teaching in Keith, Oregon,
are here visiting Mr. Hukoi's parents.
Mr. anil Mrs. (leorge llaker. After n
short visit lu re thejj will ;-o to the I',
of O. for I he summer term of school.
.Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Curler spent
tho week end hi l,a (4 rand e.
Archdeacon Mel. call Ooldln will
hold seniees al the church of the As
cension on Tuesday evening, .May 29.
.Miss Hess Kelly was a l.a Cirundo
visitor on Wednesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. II. C. nCes were in
Cove on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
.Mrs. A. A. Amies, Mrs. 'P. p. irf.
tv. and Mrs. T. . Conklln were shop-
plug In I nlon non Wednesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh .Mel'ull, with a
party of friends, spent Sunday In
( "ovn.
.Miss (,'eorglanna Jensen camn over
from I'lilon on hursday afternoon.
Airs. 1'.. 11. t onklin and duughtur
kindred of Ontario, Orgeno nro In
rove, . the guests of Mrs. Conklln'9
liurents, .Mr. and Mrs. O. Kcknrsley.
.Mr. uml Mm. Kred t'orpe and fam
ily are visiting Mr. t'orpe's sisler Mrs.
I'Jd I'onley In Soillliern (IrctKon.
Itlils have heeii posliMl for school I
wood. 40 cords with the privilege of!
making It -la uro wanted.
Mrs. 'Thus. Towle I'litertulned the I
Ladles' Aid on Wcdnesdoy'ufternoon.
As this Is the proper time for app-1
Ic and cherry spray, ' the orchardlfltsl
are liusy spraying, and the air Is re
dolent of Hie fumes of lime und sul
phur.
Mrs. Jessie l'orter of Cuprum, Ida-
bo, has been In' Cove the pust week
visiting at the home fo her parents .
held Sunday evening in the church
:f Our Ijidy of the Valley. ,
The choir and orchestra numbers
were especially pleasing. The mem
bers of the choir weiii composed of;
Kva Provost, Gladys Waldrolf, Leonu
Iov anil Cvntlcn, and evoking as it Wuidroff, Isabel Benckcr, Lillian
tloes. '.the greatest esteem from the I eadet.le, Marv Wilvers, Joseph i Mun
menibeishlp, the Bishop unfolded the , i,), Walter Dutli, Leo McCorkle,
wrapper ironi me pacKagr, reierren Keheccil I'rovost, Delia Lane. Those
i as . worm a minion tiouai s not
especially in value, hut in sentiment;
opened' the case containing the "Sur
prise Gift" and read from its en
closed chViI. what , may be regarded
as feebly expressing the sentiment of
such a tribute and respect of friend
ship: -
"The finest inventory that a man
can take ut the end of a year, is the
gcod tiiti(js he has done, which no
itvdy could require him to do."
"Presented in token of the sincere
'friendship and appreciation of your
faithful services as Senior Warilen
f St. Peter's Episcopal Vestrv."
Overcome with emotion and with I
inniiriici pjm, .ui. rmner 1 i.spoiinen
te the .Bishop's address thanking him
and the members for the gift which
"I am utterly unwerthy of" and pray
hir 'for continued activity in the
many more years of service to fol
low. At tl,a nlnua nt tha h, ... ., e
the center of much hand-shaking and I v''"'0" of the University course of
Cavalier Cloak
London The cavalier cloak is be
ing worn over smart dinner cos
tumes at Clnridge's and the Savoy
iinu sucii smart places at present.
The cloak is frequently made of some
thin material, such lis chiffon, and
worn over,. a gown of- black or some
dark color.
of the orchestra were Edward Fitz
gerald, Gecrge Barbeuu, Melvin Park
er, Klmer Ilarnden, Lawrence Bay.
Henry Niii-rc. Marvel Rhine, Jenny
Ncilson, Alice Rhine, Donna Scott.
Kenneth OxiW and F.ffie Blanehard. '
The following program was ren
dered:
Orchestra selection (S. Clark).
linflammatus ot Ascensus , (Ros
sini) by choir.
Pilgrim's Song of Hope (Batiste)
by orchestra.
Presentation of Academic diplomas
ny Hishop Met, rath, assisted iby the
local pastor rather Norev to Mil
dred Doris I.ovett, Grace Murgai-et
Chapman, Ius r.velyn Royes; pre
sentation of diploma for the satis
factory completion of the post grad
uate division of the University course
of music study to Mildred Doris I.ov
ett. nnd for the Senior graduate di
Holding' Hridul Veil.
New York. The bridal veil of to
day is often held in place bv double
strands of pearls. When pearls are
used, flowers' are not employed, the
result being that of licit but com
plete simplicity. A very delicate and
narrow edge of embroidery appears
on many bridal veils.
Iiearty congratulations,
:
A program that was termed by
ithose who attended to he the "Best
jthey had seen in La Grande for a
Jotur time" was presented by the con
joint M. I. A. Sunday evening in the.
1.. I). a. Tabernacle befere a record
crowd. Kven to the balcony of the
tabernacle, the seats were filled to
, capacity, hvery number on the pro
tram was ably presented and is de
serving or special mention.
Plans are rapidly being completed
for the U I). S. picnic that is to
oe given at the Park Thursday, start
ing at two o'clock in the aftern non
A very largo crowd is expected to
ue present to enjey the afternoon
ill a social way to enjoy the basket
supper that is to be gi'vmi enrlv in
the evening, and to attend the plnv
that will be presented by the M. L
A. fullowing the basket supper. The
public is cordially invited to attend
tbe entire picnic, as well as the three
act comedy drama that is free of
charge to everyone, and which prom
ises to create many a laugh from
those who witness it. The name of
the play is "The Three Hats." It
consists cf one scene, the drawing
room of the Selwvn home Thl ;(
uf characters is as follows:
Sam Selwyn, a married man. Or
son Grant.
Kred Bellamy, his unwilling slave.
Lanier Pearson.
Kaptain Kalsklll, of the Kill Ken
By Irregulars, Jasper Perry.
Bibbs, a boy in buttons', Clayton
Coalwell.
Roscoe Blithers, professor of pen
manship, Klmo Clegg.
Mrs, Selwyn, Selwyn better half,
iuora coaiweii.
Grace, her daughter, lia Lvman.
Tillle, a parlor maid Lottie Blith
ers, Fred's fiancee, .Myrtle Black.
Thos who wish to attend the pic
nic, and have no means of trans
portation to th park will Uindlv
MMt at the Tabernacle on the South
id and th Greenwood school' on
music study to Grace .Margaret Chap
man; presentation of eighth graiU
diplomas and Palmer penmanship di
plomas to Francis John Kenna, Al
bert John , Wnldroff, Roy Aloysius
Charbonearl, Frances Amelia Murphy,
Florence Flaino Nelscn, Lucile Grace
hots and Arleta Lucille ( olt.
The Commencement address was
given by the Rt. Rev. J. F. Mc
Grath. I). 1)., in which he stressed
the necessity of Christian education.
Ave Maria ( l.unibillotte) by choir
Benediction. i
Pruyer (Von Weber).
Orchost ra.
Fur Ousts Kmbroidery
New York. Fur is such a favor
ite trimming this spring that it
thrusts embroidery a little out of
the limelight. Some of the decora
tive inotils in both afternoon and
evening gowns shown today are made
up of thin stops of rabbit or muni
bou.
Short Glove. Sleeveless Gown
New York. The short glove with
the sleeveless gown is not funda
mentally a graceful combination' It
has, however, anneared hern loeenllv
The space between the end of the
wrist glove and the shoulder is fill
etl in with two or three bracelets,
Holeproof
Hosiery
Jt is the standard of the
1 World'-' '
When You Buy
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY ,
You Buy the Greatest
Value Obtainable
The Toggery
Andrews Droa,
Everything in Men's
Wear.
Drink Water to
Help Wash Out
Kidney Poison
If Your Back Hurti or Bladder
Bothers You, Begin
Taking Salts
When your kidneys hurt and your
lack feels sore don't get scared and pro
ceed lo load your slomach with a lot of
drugs that excite the kidneys and irri
tate the entire urinary tract. Keep
your kidneys clean, like you keep your
Wvcls clean, by (lushing them with a
mild, harmless salts which helps to re
move the hody'9 urinous waste and stim
ulates them to their nonual activity.
The function of the kidneys is to filter
the blood. In 24 hours they strain from il
it bUO grains of acid and waste, so we
can readily understand the vital impor
tance of keeping the kidneys active. I
Drink lots of good water you can't (
drink too much; also eet from anv Dhar- l!
tnacist about four Qunces of Jad baits; 11
iukc a lauitpooimn in a glass 01 water
' few days and your kidneys may then
act line. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, comuinea with ntina, ami has been i
u-ed for vcars to help clean and stimu- ,
kite cl'igged kidneys; also to neutralize
the acids in the system so they are no
longer a source of irritation, thus often
relieving bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink, which everyone
should take now and then to help keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this; also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt vol! will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and back
ache. By all means have your physi
cian examine your kidneys at least twice
a year.
I . THERE 13 a QlV 5ooIc I
JB A about a Hartford Cord that I
S2i appeals to a great many car 1
Jjjfiffiu And there is both a quality ...
fjf K and a quantity of service in I
M 8 them that appeals to any man i
fffvff m who is looking for real tire 1
bJ um but Steacmy naming in pupu- is
V eVT) 17 I larity tor a years now. ask a
' ILW C l! the Hartford Dealer. H
Il iUTi ? B HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS CO. IB '
AUU $ i 1,yuprQnqff'y IS
If FCT) r fflnpvfHCTBJ
RS - I ll TWland'niBE i I
W 1 71
............. ......... .................. .............
II
I
I
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 7
Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
I.innrric Simplirily
Niv York. -The new lli'ljrian lin
Rc'rii; shi-wn here toilnv Is fuscinnt
iST in its simplicity. Krrqupiitly of
imsuste, it ilopcnds much on hand
Irivwn piittorns. Soriiotimps them is
11 touch of cmhroiilery, and often the
I'UKOs nave a colored bindmir.
Ilio l ioiuh hoast lliul thev ar
iniiKliiK oiisi's In Ihc Soliiiru dciT
llllt 11 lot Of tlKhl-llpiMMl renl,.iie
in" tloliiK thai ov.'r li .,-. without
noasl liiK.
flhynrvpr Want Ails Itrlnir Itfsnlt.
Balcifiig Powder
5 Ounces for 5 K
Useless than of higher priced brands
KHUJONS OF POUNDS DOUOHT PY OUH COVER NMENT.
Gordon
Hosiery
for
Women
Gordon
Hosiery
for
Women
Many Women Appreciate
Our Convenient Hosiery
Section
Hosiery styles presented here are correct, varied,
all-inclusive. There are hose for sport wear, for
dress, for street wear. Selection is practically unre
stricted, and prices are exceedingly moderate.
Do you know how much time and bother this con
venient section will save von?
Prices- from $1.50 to $3.75
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
Po
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which 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
m
Begin to Plan Now
V.. To Attend The
Fifteenth Annual
li Ml
June 6, 7 and 8
Bigger Than Ever - - - - Better Than Ever
The Greatest Show of Its Kind in the West
Three Days of Profitable Pleasure, Fine Stock
Fast Races, Clean Amusements
Dancing, Midway Attractions at Night
Something Doing Every Minute
Free Entry and Feed for AH Exhibits
Special Railroad Rates
... 1...