FrMav. June 1.1923.
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THE LA fJRANDli EVENING OV.SERVER ;'r
If the oummer
Gown Is a
Gingham 'Gown
and you are looking for Gingham
Frocks tht are different-r-that have, in
dividual ouches of trimming the nevv-
everything, includi Hg COiGi'S,
or plaided you will like them
r Frocks.
est
check
Min
Taylor
V
v'Ve have a very large selection now
ail all sizes are to be had in all styles.
A Good Place to Trade
SOCIALNEWS
F
ROM THE PARK
il!t'. ' which are vAry stumpy, have
nt tlic top three In rue globes, one on
top of another, The ornaments are
about the una of billiard bull;.
, .The Thurmluv ISriclire4 club met
yesterday .afternoon at tho home of
MrH. (itMii'fco (Jochnin, Ui02 Second
at reel. . '
Cardfl were played at three tables,
Win. Vitice4it Vulmur winning tho
high score for the afternoon. A love
ly two-couine luncheon was served at
an appropriate hour, und a plimanl
afternoon was( Kpent by all who at
tended. ' 1
Mis. D. A Blackburn, asistor tf
Mrs. K. R. Barneri, who has been.
apendii)Ktf few day in La (irandc.l
returned w hur home in rendleton
last evening.
.
Mrs. Julia li. Cunningham, who has
been visiting in I .a Grande for the
last four months with her his tor,
Mrs, r. S. Ivunhoe, If ft for her home
in (iohii'ii. Colorado. While her Mrs.
('unninKhuni has won a large circle
of friends who are sorry U: have her
leave.
Preparation for Swimming -New
York Going swimming today
is as complicated as Ibetting , ready
for tho opera. Thoro in the bathing
suit, vhich has emerged from the era
of flannel into that of India print or
chiffon velvet.' And, there In the
mcnogramiwMl belt, the beach Heart
of fine hath toweling, and the cape
of rubberized nilk all to bo reckon
ed with.
.Crystal Earringx KnormmiH
' New York. Ear rings of crystal
have igrown to outrageous but pic
turesque proportions today. Crystal
is not a light weight substance, like
real amber. Yet seme of these ear
rings are the size of ir baby's fist,
ana minulelv carved.
11 gold fetter, cal ved and inlaid and
two inches or more wide On a small
wrist it is more 'becoming than a
flexible circlet.
The Home of the Soul. .
In olden times, it. was believed that
the wwl the soul was: tho stomach,
most likely for tho reusou that, a
man is never o completely used up
as when his stomach ia out of order."
Kor tho cure of ordinary stomach
troubles, there is nothing quite so
prompt and satisfactory as Cham
berlain's TabletH. They strengthen
the stomach and enable it 'o per
form its functions naturally. dive
them a trial. They only cost a
quarter. Adv. 1
; '111 K 1'AltK, June 1,-Hpit Van
' wn at M if I leal UprinfiB on hnslneaH
lust KiUlay.
J Mih. I.Mdy Viindervnntir, aeeoin-
l;inl-d by her two yoniiKCHt children,
jweiit a Cove to ulnd ihr hiyil
.heboid eiitfiiiiinmt-ot I here.
I J. W. I.iiy and bin son, John, have
ia buneh o( horu on tho Thompson
place up fiithi-rlm- creek.
..1ih. loHr J .ay U entirely ic-ciip-
irruU-d from her IIIiiohh.
i fhtreiiei Vunorder was at Medical
Spt'iiiK'l last week.
Kenneth Vunorder has been on tho
slik list fur a iw duya with :t cold,
hut In- in up and around again.
t Archie f'unorder was hero from Itltf
Creek last week.
i Nann-H canic In that .John Wallae-?
Boyle wan doing t-xciidingly well on
his new fruit ranch at CorvalliH, Ore.
Kfnmr Hwtlgcr and family ur on
the Hall ranch running a large dairy.
They are having from So to t;o gal-,
lon.s of .milk at a milking, for a
htarl'or, which will bo much more In
the near future, aa H 1m the Inten
tion i hot)) him and Mr. Mall to i
Iticieam: Ilp herd and the fresh j
euws are coining In Uite fast.
(liiy M':.alr haa purchased T lie old
H:iggori dace, and haa Installed aj
dairy. He has from 12 to " cow. I
J it addition in running hf laim and I
dairy. Mr. McN'air lias the position i
of firo warden, generally from Jxir.c
I till Ortol.cr 1.
.Mia. .Mabel .Murdoch of Lower,
I'uwder, rlauKlitur of Mih. (Jodsay, is
reported on, the iek list last week.
J. Koster is repairing hi fences,'
having all his crop planted.
Kd .Miles is about tluoutrh with Ins
hiii-!!! Mi- v,.i al t'nion lati
week. I rnn.sucttug buslneM.
Kd Klekle (a reported about ready
(to e'j!!!!nenee cutting liay.
: Jt Is the intention oT the 1 :i snh
'serlbcrH on the telephone line, farm
line No, 1, to have a meeting in the
near future, organizing and formul
'allng plans for 1 ho management of
I the line, especially Cor the., purpose of
'Securing u lineman who Will keep the
line In repairs;, as it Heeds general
repair work all along, having caused
i much trouble last winter.
1'aiil Kills, forest ranger, of Cove.
i In company with another ranger
Lroni leaker, were up on Catherine
creek looking after the several al
lot Mir-nU given to sheep and cattle
range. -Mr. Kllla reports seeing many
defer trucks. Homo elk tagiis, and a
fresh bear t rack op on Little Elk
creek, two "milcH above the Corks.
Th cy we n t up as fa r as the t ra i 1
crossing above tho Middle Corks, re
turning by the nort h side crossing
Klk creek, following tho national for
est reserve lint), then crossing, o-
inir nru-th nt tin- tn-;ul nf lr. Mi- ei'celr
! nort h of I (unter'H big log cabin.
Htftvo TTut-hinKon, with a number
of men look a bunch of cattle from
Cnion, tinning them out on the
WJiltman forest reserve above ,th :i
l-'orka.
The raiigciH report that tho grasses
up near t he big mountains are not I
ta rt ei I vtj ry heavy us yet . Th is H
to be expootiul, aa the snows are not
melted down enough to let the grass
ahoot up as In the previous years.
Miss Ksther Kvaldson has returned
home from tho Cnion high school, nt
the close of the term.
Mis Stella Kvaldson lias also re
turned ho?ne, having attended lilirh
school at Cnhm. The two glrla made
exrelleni progifH., the . report h oi
which will he given Inter.
Itapld progresH i made with the
surveying of Die proposed railroad
up ( 'atlierlno creek. Hi wwi urn In
evidence nearly following tint high
way, up to the Hall ranch, a dis
tance of in nilles from Cnion. The
first Hi retch of the work will be, It
In rwporicd, from I'nion to the Smith
ranch, near the summit between Cn-
jon und Medical hipiinga. Activities
tare kept very quiet, hut it Is believed
tbyt a road is coming in t he near
future, Nearly all the Jimhcr hold
ers in Iho vicinity Lave optioned their
propej-tle with the. Stoned:ihy anl
I lavin firm, alleged promotei H of Die
dial, at Cnion. ,
"Heacock'a Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on the
market easier tuned, and made
right. Enterprise, Ore. 2:12:2t
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BOXED
STATIONERY
We are closing out
many of- our , fancy
boxes of Stationery at
cost or less. These are
High Grade and sirason
able. Drop in jmd get a
coupld of bqs for your
s u mUir ' s corres
pondence. It will pay you. '
tTE ULDRUCG-
PflESCRIPTIOf 0HU5G1STS
Tf ouomr owm'nrr Hiicl pvpvv week-end e a vaca-
tion for you a real relaxation. Change clothes and
shoeis as soon as you're through wjtii daily duties.
It will Drove remarkably refreshing. When you re
"too tired to do tis the tinyrthat you should be
most certain to change.
In our early suram'aisplays
you'll find all of the newest foot
wear fashionsshoes that help
you to enjoy utmost comfort and
look your prettiest at the same
time. ...!. a ssa
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
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PRICES
'GoodYear Wfngfoot Cords
30x3V! .yT $15.15
A
35x5
32x4
34x41V:
28.95
38.85
48.40
Other sizes in proportion
Fashion. Notes
",. Oriental Mode for Tomuch.
PariH. Toipjes filling closely to
;the heHd today are taking to an odd
trimming which is distinctly Orien
tal. Tim decoration is much like a
coiled snake, being of shiny gold or
bronze silk rr wire, and wound sev
'eral times ahout tho chapeau.
Nile (Jreen and Scarali.
Iondon. The dinner dances nt
such smart places as Claridgc's ami
the Savoy indicate the increasing
, popularity of two colors. These arc
the old Nile green and a new gray
, ish-bluish-green calleil 'scarah." Hoth
!. colors are cool in appearance and
eminently seasonahlc.
NoTel OecoralioiiN for Parasols
London A novel decoration adorns
poma of the new 'parasols and um
brellas seen here today. The han-
AN OLD RECIPE '
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sag Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Gloisy
Futuristic Lingerie
New York. Much of the new 1 in
gerie today is of white radium' Hk
worked in "futuristic," which nvenns
chiefly brilliant colors Night gowns
have the wide armholes and are tied
around the waist with a ribbon. The
embroidery is in the form of n few
seatetred flowers trailing over the
shoulder cr down the skirt.
Old-Fashioned Mracelet
New York. The real old-fashioned
bracelet is here again. This is the
bracelet that rosemblos a handcuff
though that is a moan word for such
FOR SALE
room modern house, full basement
and ruriiiice, lot 45x110, Kurugc,
aliudo trees, lawn, good fixtures,
one block off Ada mil avenue, on
Cedar Hired, l'rlce la&on.oo. Then
in a luortKiige fur fltioo which the
purchaser can atomine. A Nina! I
cash p;tymcnl down and the balance
can bo carried on contract.
Alrfiost everyone known that fiatte
Tea and Sulphur, property com fund
ed, brings back the natural toVir and
luitre to the luir when faded, itrcaked
or gray. Yean ago the only way to
get this mixture was to nuke it at
jiome, which ii niuy and troublesome.
Nowadays wr (imply k At any drug
Store for Wafcth's Sage ul Sulphur
Compound. ou will Ka large bot
tle of this old-bnie rct ipq improved by
the addition on other iKrcmcntt, at
very little cost, I'vcrynly uses this
preparation nowAbecaoe no one can
poasibly tell lhat you darkened your
liair, as it does it s nanirally and even
ly. You dampen a spoiige or soft brush
with it and draw this through your luir,
taking one smalt strand at a time; by
saormng the gray hair disappears, and
after anntlicr application or two. your
hair batosnes bcaulifully dark, thick and
glutty and yvu luok yura jrwu0 (
room tiouse, fi hit go lots, barn,
giuugi', cohl AtoniK", ood nhed
ami a Inrao ell ventlhited chlcUen
ho uwe and run, beiiutlful gardrn
Hpnt with strawherrliH, raspberrb'H,
fruit treen, vhado tuts and hiwn.
All for IJiiOO.mi and $4ni).e0 cuidi
will handle It. Ilitlnuee monthly In
HtalmentM. (
room new bonne, just about couf
pleted, lot tie I in feet, uunter
b:iM ntt-nt, cemented bath roomhut
no fltnreN, rteetrle lights an city
water, loeatrd on tlth Mivej in a
locality thaf Is building op fa5t, and
the prlct ou term, $.'I00jni, f ir half
rush will nuike n llhenil r('hietion.
fan bo tiought with $;tr)ii iAsh imv
nit nt nii(( halnneu montliA' In.Htul-
meut.
Making .;Powdei9
Goodyear Tires -are giving the best service in their history. Why buy unknown
brands you know nothing of?
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
that's tfte big thing in
successtsl baking .
It determines failure or sue-
icoo in Daning, more
t inananyoUienngredient.;
If you do not always have
satisfactory bakings, change J
iu aiumetiorjustonetnaL
It is pure: containing onY
uui ingreaients an have
oeen officially approvedby
u. o. rooa Autliontiesyl
viram tiie Calumet factor
ies Athe largest an niost
sanitaVy on earth-hundreds
of skirled workers fclad in
white are busily encaged in
produciite the bakiiife powder
tihat isttised bymillions.
Iiuman linnds nevr touch it.
Its sale is Xi timcas much as
t hat of any tyher bf and. Pure in
the niakuig-kujiTm the baking.
A pound can of Calumet con
tains full 16 ounce. Snmm
baking powders come in 12
ounce instead of 16
(V
ounce
cans. Be sure you get a
pound when you want it.
mvm
BEST BY TEST
room hiiuai'ViiKt bi inK rnpl(l,.l In
the .hiiiii loiillly. loi tltA biino
llm iillHt l.ul ihrrrrnlly !
l(ilul. I'or -r.ciu.iMi An din .amp
iThe Economy BAKING POWDER 1
T1IK WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
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lawn.Vtrt., dirnhbery. 1 0
Adams
mom hone,
avenue, clour
d, lrite 'law
lane barn und guruge. two largely
lotn. nil In good condition. Trie..?
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vimr oilier rikiH lmri;mii. r li.r.
Phy, Black & Stoop
la Tlx 14 r.mtuln N.Honnl nnk lllilit
l t.rMiil, rr(a.
Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parior, Liccsed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Msfin 62.
$1,000
Insurance
i0n6tiard!
I This bank stands guan
I ceaselessly providing youi
1 funds with protection
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MINDFUL of our responsibility to
take care, of yoiybusiness in the
! most modern and Urorough manner,
j we have adopted Insured Super
j Safety paper in,fill our checks.
BY doing this we give each custo
w mer, npf only an absolute safe-
guard from alteration or erasure but
automatically a $1,000.00 insurance
i against f radulent alteration of any
! chec he mav draw. It is the same
INSUrvED SUrf R-SAFETY PA-
PIR yhich has been so extensively
; aQvertised in the leading magazines
during the. past few months.
COME in right away and get a sup-
ply of these insured checks.
ASK for your insurance certificate
and be positively protected
against check-raising losses.
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YE. ZIMMERMAN.
accused Embalmer.
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