THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 9, 1923.
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Shoedi tiashion
I Those who desire duiusf especially fine quality aVid I
individual style will 'find heir wishes gratified in our I
II Shoe Department. j- i ' j1
ii ytz a iiiui women.
II . Sel $ Six"$ ;p men. , II
DilliWns fo children. ' i
A'poi P)ac 'to Trade
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Krndicalor anil co..i;- only
vcrthorn-Wright's Family
Store.
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Th popular pit-re entitled "If Wln-l-r
fonies." will lin played by Olson's
7-plccv. nrahcslra. in Zulur liull Hal
urduy nlglit, June !. Hall mwly palnl-f-4
lunidc. l-7-:lt
Juno nth lam day In pay water
In-nt without a penalty C-7-:u
Always beautiful stationery in
boxes oiV in bulk. Very lute.it, direct
from theYl'uctorv. Notice our prices
ut SilvertlVirn-Wright's Kamily Drue
Store. B-8-tf
tfuThnr
thp sum.
largingl
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SPFXIAL RATES
Th Union, pacific system will sell
tickets ill La' Grnide, to Portland,
Oregon, on account tt the Itose Cen
tum limit of June 18th on said tick
ets. Adult fare will )' $10 lit) and
children (!) to li years) 'way go on
half fare. No stop over allowed. J.
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NOTICE OF HEAKIXfi ON ' PUO
POSKU STIiEICT I.MIMiOVK.MKNT
southeasterly along the center line of
Adums Avenue to a point 2120 feet
southeasterly from the center lino of
'lireenwooil. Street; tnence nar.
tivul tc be held thirc June 12, tterly on a. line 212.9 feet from and
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Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern that the Commission
of the City of La Grande, Ul'icn
County, Oregon, proposes ami in-
"The Art Man gives i 'emis lu unpiove niiproveiutsm uis-
ful attention to the en- Jf " ,u '". ule "l v " J
.tinting of your kodak umle Oregon, in accordance with
s to your frames. f - ........
ind frames toned 1 f".r heretofore adopted by the Coin-
iicture. See the
picture window fhiaf week nt the Rich
ardson Art & Gift Shop. .-8-2t
Qhain Wood. Phone M B47 6-11-tf
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR
looks best cf all after a
Clint shampoo.
Golden
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Buy useil cars from C. W. Bunting
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
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Ico cream Bricks in three colors
or one color always ready for you- If
you want something special in brick
lornv we can make it for you il
order is placed a few hours in ad
vunce. Ice creum by the pint cr
I quart, always just right, at Silver-
morn-vy right s family urug store
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Buy used cars from C. W. Bunting
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
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.lunt' llth lost dny to pay water
rent without a penalty. 0-7-Ht
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A. W. Geger bought out T.a
Grande News to., from Bcrton By
bee. Moved to212 Depot St. Will
be bendnuurtori for Journal- fi-4-tf
Soda wuter, lway just right at
Silveithorn-tWrightr fountain where
you can get a nice light lunch, a
piece of strawberry pie. a fine sun
dae with fresh strawberries-, a dish
of sherbet that is simply fine, flet
ter try it and liee. O-8-tf
? cgiwauii "'i' i.it.i if'-ii&a
mnmnn stoHlsi titit Mrs. Frnitk Matter. Fol-
j I lownjtf plfiy h four course lunehnnn
1 1 whs sci'vcd. -Buker Hitralit.
Mip(". yif Valkenburg will enter
tain the' Eastern Star club Tucsduy
aftoriiooDriKt : her home, 504 Spring
In honor of her small daughter,
Melba Helen's sixth birthday anni
versary, Mrs. Eiirl Shepherd enter
tained Thursday afternoon, twenty
'' four Mimll children, at a most attrac
tive and enjoyable party.
The heme was decorated in the
color scheme or-ycflow and white,
which blended harmoniously with the
pastel lints of the little misses'
dresses, i
jrhe afternoon wasnent,,!!! jplny-
time. Prizes were given to the win-'""'.
jieiH at games. I
Those present were Melba Helen!
Shepherd, Barliara and Heverly l,uye.
Hen and Gloriu (irace Grundy, Kath
leen Williamson, Delorix Lloyd
Gladys anil Lawrence lliolierts, Rob-
ort Baker, Put and IDell Kennedy
Julia Smith, Irene Spencer, Berna-
dine Roberts, i.Marle Haxtcr, Leonn
, Jackson. Clemit and Virginia Shaw,
Virginia Shepherd, Helen Sliermau
Helen Fallows and Jack Cnsmnn.
Rainbow colored decorations adorn
ed the Country club rooms Friday
: afternuon, when Mrs. W. G. Sawyer
Ciitei-Uiiued with a delightful parly
in honor of her small niece Dulcineu
Nnncy Carse, who with her mother,
Wis. C. iB. Curse, is visiting here
from Portland.
The afternoon was spent in play
ing games, Sally Siegrist winning
the ptue at the game ol pinning the
ti en 'Buster Brown. ,
Attractive little favors were given
euch smull guest as they were seuteil
lor refreshments.
Those present were: Dulcinen,
Nancy Curse, Betty Ruth Bohnen
kauip, Ruth Stoddard, Barbara Cool
idge, Nancy Holmes, Mary Helen
watKins, w mil red Scott, Uarharu
FasKion Notes
Increasing iiv Favor.
Paris. d'luck watered silk is in
crensingly favored for three-piece
costumes, in spite of the fuct that
black was supposed to be out of
stvjf. . One verv smart mm v
black watered silk "with u Louis XV
drupeil coat seen tcday, had a bright
"l!;i rtTH"1) JiYiiys'-coat of cash
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Copy for thle. column mtut be
in by 10:00 . m,
A display of Ver 300 subjects in
both framed a) sljfeet pictures is
coming to the llUchldson Art &
(iift Shop, in the veifi near future.
Watch for the1 slate. -8-2t
Suit of Ruhberized Material.
Paris. For the daniD seasidp nnd
also for rainy days, there is the
tailored suit of rubberized material.
Such materials are pliable and now
adays lack the disagreeable rubbery
odo'i Thoy.&,ure thin enough, too,
sp a (lot , tuo :be too warm for suni-
TBiwear. i
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I V I '""I'l' ,re S'l""'.
1 CmnloiM S-TlK' parasol as well as
the umbrella is a very squat affair
todiiJV' nii mntter how brilliant its
hpfl. .,A.JMt at the Savoy carried
her UlrViirclla upside down by means
oi ivqy ring at the end of the
Lace Frocks in Vogue.
tfioAdon. Lace frocks are very
much tin vogue this season. They are
seen by the dozens at small dinners
uuiiVlaj'iilge!. and other choice eut
VJK P,''liv'i- ' j"iy"l 'ace with a dash
Ar'MWk Mllin Is much fnvnied wiih
rlyed ikace ill such beautiful shades the
lucgowhimiy jbe any unit
Odd New Sweater.
, ..New. York. One of the new swent
Mr 'h,n.,, i,, i.i,. i..i,. .. i
Dougherty, Barbara Stoddard. Janet Jd1 ;ikli i.f old fashioned wall
Bingner, Sully Seignst and Patsy paper. There is much criss-crossing
Jesse.
Mrs. Curse Mil daughter left for
Portland this morning.
Mus. W. B. Pickens hus as her
house guest this week, Mrs- Turnip-
aeed, u former resident of Vincent,
but who will leave soon for Alabama,
where Mr. Turnipseed hits accepted
a position.
While here Mrs. Turnipseed has
been th motif for several pleasant
social events. Thursday evening -u
party of friends motored to Baker,
whero they took dinner, and Inst eve
ning they hail dinner at the Union'
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnipseed will visit
in Portland for a few duys and at
tend the Rose Show, and from therii
they will visit for a time in San
Francisco, before going on to Ala
bamu. They leave u large circle of
friends in La Grande and neighboring
country who regret very much their
leaving, but all join in wishing them
well in their new location.
Mrs- M. K. Hall of Portland, and
daughter, Miss Gwendolyn Hall, are
guests of Mrs. 'Hull's sister. Mrs.
Charles V'urpillut. .Mrs. Hall is here
to attend the commencement exer
cises tomorrow night at Pendleton
high school, her daughter Miss Con
stance Hull, being among the grntl
cetes. Sh,, spent the winter hora at
the nome oi her aunt. Dr. Ha'i
will arrive tomorrow evenimr from
Portland to attend commencement.
rendleton fcast Oregon inn.
Honorinir Miss Florence Howell,
recently announced hridt-elcct, Mr
A. A. Hansen and Mrs. H- K. Schact
entertained Wednesday evening at
the Hunsen home on First street
With miscellaneous shower. Bridge
ormed thf evening's entertainment
nd boner,-! were awarded Mrs-. A. B.
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aving desoyted
XI wilLl be
Uttmtrnctcd
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lvliiy to pay water
yftulty. 0-7-.1t
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Buy used cars irom C. W. Bunting
& Son. Head "Bunting's BarKttina."
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.Tun(? llth la.it tiny to pay wattr
ri'iit vi(lioiit a pfmilty. C-7-at
NOTICE
My wife, Vera, h
my home ad bubies,
responsible fur any (i
by her
PRANK B. HA
' Juno llth lux
vent without a
For first cluss dressmnkin;
Mrs. Cora McCall, now attJarland
Apts.t Depot St. Apt. B. Phcjie
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Stop that dandruff, step the hair
(rom fulling out. It can be done in
a very few days without' fail by
using our 'Germicide twm Dandruff
line of vivid 'trreen, 'red or purple
stitchery.
Have vou seen Fairer about naint-
ing you ear. Phone 817-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-ln?
Chain Wood. Phone M 547 5-11-tf
missicn, and. that, the report of the
committee on estimates for said im-
orovemcnt ik now on fila in thn office
of the ,-Reeorder of the City of Lai
Grande, Oregon; that the said Com-
mission has wet Wednesday, the 20th
lay of Jiir.e, li)2:i, at 7?H0 o'clock!
?. m., of said day, at the Comniission i
Rocm in the City Building: in Lai
Grande, Oreicon, as the time and
place when and where said Commis- j
sion will meet and hear- and deter-;
mine all objections, remonstrances
and claims of grievance ,pf any per-:
sons against said proposed, improve-.
ment anu the proposed, assessment;
therefore against the property to be
benefited thereby in said district-
that the , boundaries of the us
trict to b imnrc.ved and benefited '
by the said proposed improvement as
finally adopted by the Commission
are as foJJows, to-wit: Beginning . at
a point on the center line, of the al
ley in uiock iz.i oi cnapnn a Atim
tion to the Citv of Iji (Irande. ()n-
gon. which is opposite '..jhe ccmraonj
corner 10 101s i anu o in said UiOCK
and liOO feet from the center
line of Greenwood Street and run
ning thence northwesterly along the
center line of said alley to a noint
on the center line of the alley in i
uiocK 114, wnicn is z'J5 leet from
the center line of Greenwood Street;
thence southwesterly on 'a line 29G
feet from and parallel wiTR the cen
ter line of Greenwood Street to the
centor line of Adams Avenue; thence
11a) i-lih. -the. center' line of
(ireenwood Street to the center line
of Oefferson avenue; thence soutn
easterly along the center line of Jef
ferson" Avenue to a point 2(10 feet
from the center line of Greenwood
Street: thence northeasterly cn a
line 2i0. feet from and parallel with
til, centen line of Greenwood Street
to the place of beginning, all within
the-City of La (iraude. Union Coun
ty, Oregon.
Thnt the said proposed improve
ment 'will consist of VralinK to the
proper subgrude and constructing
thereon hard surface pavement fifty
six.'(oli) feet in width between curb
lines on Greenwcod Street from the
north. property line of Adam.i Ave
nue to the north property line of
Madison Avenue (excepting the (.
V. It. & N. Company's right of way
and Jeffe-rson Avenue street irersec
tion) lnd including one full street
intersection ut Mudison Avei up; also '
by ciOTKtructing concrete sidewnlks
whera same are not in pluce, com- .
binaln-n, curb ami gutter where not
in pluce, concrete- gutters where
curbs, ure in place, catch basins, etc.,
uud hj laying sewer pipes, monu
ment frames and covers, on the
above' named street, all located in
Chaplin's Addition to the City of La
Grunde, Union County, Oregon. The ,
above named improvements are to be
made nt the expense of the property
in saw" Improvement District that
Will be especially benefited thereby,
in accordance with the pluns iid
specifications therefor adopted anil
now on file in the office o( the. City
Kecorikr of suid City.
J. E. STEARNS,
Recorder of the City of
La Grande, Oregon, ai
May 2li June 2-il-K)
Junc llth lust duy to pay water
rent wttbout a pr-nnlty. G-7-3t
Jnpunese nnd Chinese parasols,
original ones made in -the Orient in
at Jttst twenty beautiful designs and
color cJii4miticnH. iRuin proof as
well as Vuri Tiliades. All hand deco
rated in IfadVlesX colors; the popular
tbmfc foiMb lady this summer. Get
tfiem at Richunlson's Art und Gift
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STAR
TODAY
SUNDAY
An Oriental Thriller
Tim wie gill he l I. bfliiiut V.j l
hUn and -Di Jm tie girl , "i fK"
wlio savell Ids l both , DV-iii?
' fonglit for Wm, "!Jr Mr T N
sturtliugly lUffeii-ul wn57 lli
If Qammaunl
( Qielure J
j kJdcl. Holt
. re Hqefs CSauj"
Also Showing a Comedy
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Ginghiun fiownK Swanky
New York. The black and white
cheeked giughain frocks seem espe
cially swanky this season. Some cf
them shown today are made with
narrow "black and white frilliugs.
Others ure bound with black and
white braid. With a bright rod hat,
such a frock is a joy on any sum
mer s iiny-
NOTICK TO CLUB MEMBERS
Country club dance to be held Mon-
day night, June 11.. 6-u'-4tp
of dark lines, forming little diamond
-tnttped. spots, wnd in euch spot is
Limit on Mulching.
New York. One excellent idea of
the season is to have all the access
ories of a tailleur match. This idea
is even carried so far ns to have the
handle of tho parasol match that of
the wrist bag.
Hen Feathers on Wraps.
Paris. lien feathers are used ns
trimmings on many of the new eve
ning wraps. The feathers of the
guinea hen, in their natural tints cr
a big dot cf color- No sleeves or j dyed, form a fringe on the collars
plain sleeves are the rule, the long and edges of velvet cloaks. They are
even seen as an edge to collars of
V.llPt-lre Iwimcr nw n,iiilur nu (tin ItulJ
tpou-shape;
Gauntlet Gloves in Vogue.
New York. Gauntlet cloves in silk
as well as in doe skin und other
leathers are among tho seasonable
fur uud marabout.
For Hot Weather.
New York. The slipcn negligee of
crossbar voile is a pleasant thought
for hot weather. These iomfntjtldi
accessories today. The silk gauut-.j lounging robes nre to be had toduv
let often has a strap at the wrist, in pastel tint.i, ruffled and cmhroid-
qini in,- Kiunmci. is nnisncti wnn n'eren.
IF YOU WANT TO
SEE WHAT
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saw, let rm siyflw you up
lie has (he yfcy to every
room.
MondavTiruI Tuesday
ARCADE
Vacation Shoes for Men, Too
Sports shoes, outing shoes, shoes foX club or camp.
Some built for looks ; others built for hard wear.
In all, of them the solid comfort that every man
wants in an nis snoes.
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Gnsolino rnn not only drtv? a
par at lorriflc Hpooil it ran ro
il tire R to n inn.ss or molten
rnt'tal. A leaky oonnnrtlon a
short rlrcult or dot en fine
I ho car Li -n i-Iopftl
tin pas tank
pay you to rep,
on co.
Thoro nrr
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which rannoi
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tn your car or
nn outlay of
pairs. It w Is4' to fniuir
your oar ntralnfU nuoh low.
C.ct autoniobllo insuranoo hero
rovorlns t'lr. thoft. collision.
Ilnhllitjr and property tiamnfr.'.
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Agency
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