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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, June 7, 1923.
" iff ' H'.' ls'
Sport Suits
of
Sport Silks
At vacation time, when a woman's thoughts turn to
apparel items, tjuite naturally Sport Siijtls fashioned
; .of smart sports silks ai-e bound to lg&l an inviting
interest to. Milady's selections. have material
with which to naake them or theVeady-to-wear" gar
ments, and a gVdly selection iff either.
Union
Stock
Show
Now
on.
v :
AUTOMATIC 15
! MUNICIPALITY IS
I "HORN" ONCE AGAIN
TO BE BARRED
Jf,Wtoi',....
A Good Place to Trade
Last
Day
of Stock
Show
Tomorrow
(By Associuted Press)
; 'maI.AIi. MuIio. June 7. Governor
Charluf C Moore of Idnho is in fnv
'or of .abolition of shotguns as one
means of protecting niiKrutory birds.
While here recently he said he be
lieved a large number cf Mahoans
feel the ame way about it.
''There in no question as to the de
structivenesa of the automatic," the
governor declared. "No one will deny
the toll of this arm is greater than J
that of any other shotgun, that it
occasion more ruthless slaughter
and certainly be reascn of the wild
anxiety of the user to empty as fast
as possible the entire magazine; it
is the cause of more crippled birds
never recovered by the hunter which
eventually die and are ot no neneiu
whatsoever
"The farmer, merchant, profession
al man; in fact, thinking people from
every walk of life have for years
agitated this question, and I believe
I am safe in saying that at least
ninety per cent of the true levers
of wild life in Idaho are in tavor
of the prohibition of the use of the
automatic shotgun.
ASTOKIA, Or.-.. June. 7. The As
toria chamber ei commerce recently
I announced after completing an ex
I haustive survey of the reconstruction
situation in Astoria that the city's
post-fire building activities total $,
iT,:imu. The figures include burned
buildings restored, $82,000; new
nuildings completed, $1H2,50(; build
ings under construction, $1180,000;
contracts let, $lt3,000; plans approv
ed anil bids called for, $iMt;,000.
The business district cf Astoria
was wiped out by a fire December
8, 1022-
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PROMISE NEWS NOTES
PltOM IKK. Jntm B.-HPV. M. T,.
I'eiello liiid lo Ifiive hi car In 1'rom-
IIho I-YUiiy jynl o In W'lllowa on tint
sljiKft on account of had roinls.
(. K. (iorhctt iiml unit Itolin. How
art) Iti-nncit, mid lavid (iarett, cniuc
home from Camp l-Viday where th;y
were working.
Mrs. L. Al, Kh-.Hhmun ami baby ro
lurned from Wallowa Thursday.
iHdlic Hi'iifltTKon, Mahcl Thompson
1 Mavid (riHTHt, Theodore Carper and
Hoy Henderson called on tin- yoiinw
people at J. K. i'urperti Sunday.
.l ihh AWut Henderson returned
from Wallowa Sal unlay where .slio
has heen atomtlng hlKh school.
.Misses Hazel Kon worthy and T.orn
Carper lulled with Miss AKc Koot
herK Sunday ovnliiR.
Airs. K. H. Thompson and children
visited wtlli A. K. .Carper and family
Sunday.
Jarre! t Ken worthy returned from
f 'amp Friday. i
Howard ISennctt called on his lim
it her KIdht Tlt-nnett anil wife Kriday.
Nona Carper visited with I.ora Car
per the hiHt of the week.
Will Heed and r.ewis NYwhy had
lo quit working on the road anil came
home Krldav and came nd n dn dd
f homo I'Vlday on account of so much
cain.
A very pretty and quiet wedding
IW8i soleninifced by Father. Nooey in
thB presence of a few relative. at
tlm, Catholic parsonage, of the Lady
of -tire Valley church Wednesday
morning when Miss Kdna Josephine,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. IL Al
len, 1504 Sixth .-trcet, was united in
iiikniaKe to Wallace K. ,son of Mr.
and Mr. J. A. Jelfison, of linker,
Orepon.
The bride carried n beautiful bou
quet of ophelia roses and was dress
ed Attractively in a simple but dainty
jfown of fine white nilk jreorjreUe.
draped in soft folds over silver metal
cloth, and trimmed with silk lace and
bunds of silver ribbon. The veil
was an interesting feature, having
been worn on such weask.n. by fam
ily members for the past 4.r years.
The bride was attended by her
sisttr Grace, who carried a lovely
bouquet of pink carnations, and whs
dressed in a kowii of honeydew
georgette.
; The groom' was attended by his
brother, Arthur J.( of iliaker.
The bride, a former invniber of
Orejfon Agricultural ccllege, was af
filiated with Delta Zetii Sorority.
The groom has resided in Jerome,
Idaho, for the nasi five years where
be is cushler of the First National
bank of that city.
Afer a short honeymoon they will
lit at honif to friends at Jerome, Ida.
, William I Sherwood and Alma
Syvertscn, both of. La C ramie, were
married at the Haptist parsonage
thiu mo mill jr. The ring service was
read by Rev. A. R. Sittou in the
presence of a few of the i mined in te
relatives. Many friends join in wish
iuf the newlyweds every happiness
1h the future.
Cvace Delmore is visiting friends
in Ln Grande again after fourteen
Yeurs absence from the city. While
here she is stepping with Mrs. Hird
stll. She is en route to Chicago and
othfir Eastern points.
ROCKINCIIAIR
UNION SUITS
i
r or niinjnier
Use
They have Quality and
fit perfect
Sold at
The Toggery
Andre Bm
Fashion Notes
Purls CnlU it "Sensible"
Paris. The PiiriKionno is becoming
sensible for the mtunent in the
matter of shoes for shopping or
walking. She is going in for dull
calf or patent leather with n low
heel .which is new and a strap or
n cut out frait. , . .
How (o Wear Mandarin.
Paris. Nowailays the bandanna is
worn with the knot at the 'back of
the neck and the longest point of the
handkeix'hief a little to one side of
the front. Handkerchiefs to match,
(boxes of pale pink jade are among
uie up-io-iiate nressing tauie orna
ments today. Chains of green jade
arc very likely to have uncut snp
phires alternating with the green
beads or to end in a bit of carved
cornelian.
Black and While.
New York. Ulack and white is
gaining favor as the season prc.gress
es. Ulack mnrorain and white crepe
de chine, for example, combine ex
cellently to form an afternoon frock
wilh black, skirt, white bodice audi
black shoulder cape lined with white,
Sleeves drawing Smaller.
New York With so manv types
nf sleevet in tvl.. tnihiv thp nnlv
mil veiy .-mull, ui leu lire ueu llIuulHl rnn missing xceills to 1)0 tllC kllllOna
each wrist of n spcrts blouse.
Ulack I.ace Over Straw.
London One of the small strnw
hats wilh a rolled back little brim
seen her0 today is covered with
black lace. At one side the lace
Ann holes are crowinir nntiriMihlv
smaller, especially in suit conts. The
one exception is that of the sleeve
less frocks I
The doctor who savs people who
nn'l .In ...... I 1, i n .w..ll l.....l.l l.n
falls in a long veil which is brought ; .chloroformed is all wrong.' People of
loosely around under the chin
thrown over the shoulder.
and
Odd Cushions for Uoudoir.
Lcjidon. Remarkable cushions are
finding their way into the boudoir
today. One favorite is in the form
of n Chinese mandarin in wide robes
and characteristic hat. Another type
of cushion has a cat curled up asleep
on the top of it.
New York. There Is a tendency
today in some of the newer three
piece costume suits toward a differ
ent neck linc than the demurely
rounded one now in vogue. Sonro of
the hclices have a neck line dipping
much lower in back than in front.
Novelties on Dressing Table.
New York. Pin trays and jewel
BUNTING'S
BARGAINS,.
MAXwm.i, TorniNo,
lnotl.l. Kxc.-pllonal
connmon anil appqi
ironil. chains, spollifj
r.i.M llrensp.
.MA.NWI.I.I. TDITtlJfO.
nio.l. l. In itno.l i.linnli-.il
condlllon: firli-.d St ei, Wl h
I . - . license.
casi-: urn.
i.illpil Willi
llKhls, ,ini
spare th. li
m
V-
I condition.
tarter, electric
inluliln rims,
nsr.
l-or.n TON Tltt'OK. motor re.
ground, xooil tlr, ':'J license.
C. W. Bunting
& Son
isaa tleffrrwrn Amine
Thone Main 79J
that kind make gcod critics
There are more opportunities in n
great city, hut you have to lick more ,
men in order to jret nt them-
ih:i,iii to voiJT .mi:als
tf the ltnhlt wearXisof lianl-
Honie, luefiil, eploasinff Ue
sifina in hina oi-tirceiain ware
Kverv liver the lienntiful
known. 'V ery nn anrl woman
of taste Vn-ixlliscrnment finds
aittits irrrTilile ware at Lilly's.
F. L. LILLY
I'hone Main ","o MIS Ailains
C I CAR
TO those who do '
not know EI Sidelo
the makers can only
suggest smoking one.
It will be a pleasant
step towards a new
friendship.
m' MX'
El Siilslo Cigar h made by
ConftoUUiueil Cifjir Corporation,
DUrributeU by
LA CJUANII3 GTtOCKUY CO.,
lo irandn, Oregon.
Urniu h of Allen & Lewis Co.,
I'ortlnml, Oregon.
THOSE active youngsters.now nere,
, re: rompinsr, or bu.lding
block castles on the nursery floor! Give
them a smooth, clean, samtary floor
surface on which to play.
.. . .: DJJw Cement Floor Paint, Phoenix
uruuv . , .... v.,i,hthcv
' . , r.l 17. .11
nd clicenui. i
Floor Paint or '
keep the nursery floor bright mi'
er ic
r - is iu, .-- . u..,a,ul
clastic him tni '
f '.. Ul,.... Pnut
Rubber Cement Floor rami, rnoe.u .
o Floors" Vs.rnisii cover ic .-
.1.1...:
with tough
easy to keep
frtm ruining
. Whatever yo Jr painting need, W. P.
l lor inc pii i-L-i..
lis them. Sec hi:;
makes a painl
vour vicinity
vice Departuilnt for advice,
booklet is t'n,
lean and that frevenli rutin.
our peri,
U Co.
dealer m
, . A.
wriie our Ser-
I Icme Scr
V P FULLER 6c CO.
301 Mission Street, San Vram-isco
Faclunei : ban r
, trantiwo and Lo Angel"
FULLER
PAINTS H VARNISHES
O. F rOOT.lDf.R,
T,a Ciraiiiln, Ori'Ron.
IIA1NKH COMM. CO.,
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ran
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Step on the
We give you free insurance as an
TT 0Y iniiiiy timos huvo yon slai'loil up
n 11 lull Unit you IhiiiiKlit you emu
I'usily tiiko on liili ami I'ouncl ulioit
titidway lliul youi' cnfTini) iliiln t aot'in
juiii uiio it shoiilil on such 11 11 til
l'rolmlily you'vo bljifuoil overjflliiiiK
concci'iicil lint tlic friisohiui ycjr wcro
1 1 s i 1 1 ir lor this lack of power; iiiiaiii,
perhaps, vou
pemls on a go
Fill vour tanilwith oitpvumu iry ihnsc
siiine hills over iirain. 'tM JTl he surpri
hv viiur car's il rfonniuiiil'. . here
iuslant responselto Ihe J roltle anil you'll
have lots of powVr aiij;el-i-vay.
Vellex is a hilijnal'i slraighl run pus
oline. It is clean a:nl powerful. All tarry
siihslaiii es are removoil hy an acid treat
ment. Kvery drop of it vaporizes into a
highly vnlalile gas.
1 rv a lank full of Hits stipcr-irus-"Vellex.
That's Her."
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f 18 Twi,vn,wir
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S! your "htnlROt ay.Htcm"
I mon intcllljiontly.
I Yon nhvaya know
I from your stuha just
II Iu- I ft 1 what your bnlnnro Is.
S'llllll r.U'T! O N : Always
J ninkf your checks out
j nropnrty, in ink. TTao
Hupvr - Snfoty Insurfd
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M i I iKink aiipplit-s thrm.
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Detective
WILLIAM J. BURNS
Koundor of tho famous Wri.
.1. liurns International
tivi Affnry, Inr., whirh pro
tects liank ilrpoHitot'H who
uao Snprr Safety Insured
lank ('hecks.
wur necKs joears
the Symbol of Safety
Ted sen ice
1' never fear check
FLETCHER
OILCOMP3MY
Our depositors
raisere !
For every denpsitor in our bank is cov
urance policy up to $1000
h Iradulent alteration.
fraullsT?xeeeded-Ji)0.-
OO.UUauiL
preventable. And we give, our
positive protection.
In the'ront of each check book is the
HrJGrd insurance policy. On each check
appear the words "insured" and "Pro
tected by Burns."
No crook would even attempt to tamper
with such a check. The paper itself, at
the first attempt at alteration, fairly
screams the crime. And in addition to
every other precaution insurance, is
your positive protection.
Won't you let us tell you more of this up-to-date
service this positive protection
we give our depositors? It will be a
pleasure.
States National Bank
Blltni !n4Pint ProiucU
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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