La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1923, Image 2

Tuesday, June 12. 192:).
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
son. i-rup i.-i-iallst from " ( -,r.
U. (Sallies of Washinulon
ioII.k- ami A. J- I'war.l and !!
Fashion Notes
!ji:hn Nlmw inuisacteil Iiumiipsx iiii"i' I" "'' 't "" "P'-ele-J
linker Saturday. I to , tul;eii l tin- rainier, wlio liuv.i
Ct.flim. C.riifn if Ifitine iu KAr-l i ... t..i.. in il... Imir
iously ill
...v....- v..- Ul; IIUII-I-U ju . ,
the St. Klizabi-th lius
.I,.,, of Montana enllege.
Allium; the sp.-elull.-U who will :
l"tal- , present for tin- l.ltr 'lay uro Super.
I Mr- anil Mrs. W. ,. Hill and son i, ,.., ,, .. st. t.lienn or tlx- Moio
Americans may be rather provin
cial but how can mere world nrob-
KmeruliI for llt-trothul.
llnl.-nilfiil li. I-
Talis- lietrothnl riiiira are not Durwar.l, trunsartctl business in Bu-,,.,., K.M.eiinien.lent Itohoit Wth-
usuallv iliamoiKls now. The emerald . ker haturday. Unonilie or Up- I nion siatlon, Sui
1,.
.. nijt It mill! nu.
team has tlrappcl three in a row !
is ex'.renrely populnr today, one lure
Bill Pearson returned from the;
Intemlent II. K. Heun of the llerinw-
stone ollen oi six carats mourned
in an almoKt invisible circle of plati
num, (.'old us a settinjr has yielded
completely tc platinum except in the
cast) of the new 18-carat white (fold,
of which any wedding rings are
made.
sneep camp msi weeit. tol, ,,!,, oeoi-ir--ll
JI-slop or
Mr. and Ato-s. Willis and family, A ,, ,.,.,, ,),.,,,, ,i m(.n
K. H. Jack-
.nr. ami .ur.x- jouu riunieite wcrej
Auniiay visitors oi Mr. ami jirs. jonn
son. Roliert and Lawrence Harnerd left
Sunday for Waitsburg, Washington..
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Daytimg Frocks
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New niorlel;
vacationist for
Summer clays.
in Tub jyrocKs tnat win appeal to trie
inch as thse fulfill many a duty on warm
U many tuhbahle. f alines, their colorings
La Grande
Chautauqua
June
21 to 29
are as Summer's Wrf gay fancies,
Nasi
La Grande
C'iiautauqua
June
21 to 29
A Good Place to Trade
Timlm Straw fur Hutu. i
I.ondon. A lance at the fashion-,
ably clre.setl women in the Savoy anil ,
ul (.'lariolc'fl tylay proved tiinbo ;
.straw to lm tin proper thi"K' ' ,
hats- Crinoline is perhaps secend U
favor. Many flowers are used, and !
trimmings are inclined to dangle ;
over the shoulder or dywn the buck.
I'Ml'lliei'K .h'i-t .liitic
KIHJ-;niX. or.. Jiinti U'. A
lour i oi vurloiiH (lciiionHtiutionn on
wheat farms, u pictiit lunrh ut 1ioo;i,
ii stmly of ome of tlm )roljfiiM' of
I In whfjit prodiif-crti of thti rounty
inmlo at I tit- exjHTiiiM'lllfil furniH, uml
lint udoptlon oi a united comity pro
raiuiiui tin wlieut prorlurtlon will ho
madf .(lino 'Z'l, iicrontlntf to tlt'dslon
. t,. rr , t.. lof the I'xrrutivc eominltiee of 1 'ma-
..on, riv" whiles V far.,, bureau .,,,po,,nt
black today, they have fas-inating I "' " """ " '"'""'.
insets of bright red and green, ror
dancing, the buckle lias been some
what edged out by the tiny circlet
cf stuffed flowers surrounding a cen
ter of stones- Hlack satin sandals
with heels of bright hue have tas
sels to match the heels.
Agates are Popular.
New York. One nf the new wrist
i bags shown here today is a luscious
concoction of silk and velvet in the
form of an inverted flower. The
long silk cr velvet petals, of many
shades, end in black silk fringe. A i
I wrist bag this sort in delicate,
tm Cm is intended for semi-formal:
dress which is a bit more formal
than Pemi- ,
Change in Bathing Suits. I
New Yerk. Cretonne bathing suits;
have suffered a sea change. Instead j
of being the big, spla.-.hv patterns ;
i of yesterday, they are the small!
flowered design which always look so ;
neat and effeetive. The slip-on suit j
seems to be the most appealing tc-
day. I
Hrighlly Painted Furniture
I New York. For use on the porch
1 or in the sunvmer homes there is
furniture copied after the 'brightly
; painted tables and chairs of the ear
ilier times. lApple green tables with
i nosegays in pink or pale blue chairs
(with a knot of buttercups on the
'bank will brighten any porch or
'country bcudoir.
YAillJ m ia,,,,e
hMf 4 I ALLN..SK.DS
VVlPH V I Sije I Price tacn
I 'Jtii full J ' ' """s; J1075
-S H Hr2- TM 1 1 II 31M Slraih Side 18.75
lJ L ' m JL OX 32x4 Siruoi it M !l.5o
111 mm HQ lil i-M
Fvjgjl JJ' V 151 fbll Strata Side Z4.M
-iPBFVii Prie on oor
il wondfTful HKI.L It Ml TIIHLS.
VJtil
TIII'.Ttll'S AX AllDKIlJ
i i :i ,i . 1 1 1- in voi k MjfAi.s
if (he talibl wenr isT liand
soine, irraceftl, eye-pnsins de
siKOH l;i ehlmior pojrTlain warn,
Kvery lover tJha beautiful
knovvR, every 7?rnii and woman
of tasto and dlaecrninHnt finds
benuUvH In tablo ware at Lilly's.
F. L. LILLY
I'linno Main 750 1118 Adams
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The Hupmobile
Positively No Seconds
or Retread Tires
iT
same prices as pam Dy ne.nery-
BELL C0S3DS
20Ci OVEJJjriZE
nationaSv known
Look gjr't'lie wonderful
rutrv::dlrcad of tlie Ul-XL
COJjD. Built of linest ma-
d obtainable, by satis-
i-H and tki led workers.
Imagine the tremendous
wenr and tear that this
tread can stand. The kind
nf a tire you have always
wanted.
Oversize Heavy
Dependable
No matter where you live, whether roads are
Rood or bad, the BKLL CORD will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Triple Guarantee: Mileage Quality-Worjunanship
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
money we ship C. O. D. the very fame day
your order is received and allow examination.
If tires do not meet with j our approval, you
need not accept them.
You take no risk. You have all to gain.
Maii Your Order to-day.
IniflnMiliTiftl ill iWn
Car Stolen, Abandoned
Near Union Where Found
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The (.n'ali'St mine Offered Oi
Mniiilnv jiftei-nonn at the Christian
J ! parsonage, O. W. Jones officiating.
I i The couple are piTiniuejit young
piMipl,, 'of their cwmniunity; ' ancr have'
Hie best wislies of ii host of friends.
1 hoy will make their home on
lanch near Suiuinerville.
tornoon. Mrs. Cottrell will visit for
a short time in La Ovamle, and wilt
then go to Yellowstone park.
The Mcmlnv Hridge club met ves-
terday with Mrs. J. K- O'Conuell.
1 104 O avenue.
Four tables of Bridge were played.
,-!! Mrs. John Hamann will he hostess'-; h,l-1 0.ol,,,,;e ,n",.'1,1tf1 the h,h
ruiiimr n miri.ri-f. to the voilii" to the Alice! Ladies Aid boeioiy on " ; "
v-onilllg as a SUipiise 10 uu .V""V i . ,, ... I hit Rervimr if ri'ffpslinipiits
tiiwtnln ..f In Ciiiiiiif mis the mar-1 1 nu,M ".V aiiernoon, jime 11, hi it; IC . t
pwpie ot La iiianne. wan uu m.u , . , u . ' i ,..:, . .brought the alternnnii to a closa
1'iAirn Njiiiiri ii v ii lernoo i oi nn 1 "
I.is Kvrlev of l.n Crautle. t4 John' .Qu'lt
Ti,n i.i,h, hl.u f,,.. ih niwt few their friend
1 IK. . - .1 . I I.-.. 1.
r.ui'U ULuy
fur the past few
months been employed at the N. K.
West store, and during her residence
ill the city has made a largo '"ircl
block.'
get her,
making will be the work of' ... ,
afternoon, and all members audi mry, ,nes, ouugmer o nr.
are conlially invited. m" u- Y m; ,clu ntVr
to hr nif nme natch 11 1 Imm '.v' l"u"N 1 " 111 u'- nl'u
NOHTII POW.OKR, June 12. Miss
Ha Jones left for Idaho recently,
where she wjll visit friends fcr some
time. '
Mr. and Mm A. J- Willis and
daughter were linker visitors Friday.
The report is that Mrs. Albert
Hutehenson is getting along nicely
at the St- Elizabeth hospital at Ba
ker. M:is. Boge and daughters of Port
land are here visiting Mrs. Bogc's
father, Jimmy Wix.
Mr- and Mrs- Will: Carries of Cali
fornia are visiting Mrs, Carne's mo
ther. (Mrs. Wixj
Mrs. Walter Jones' car was taken
Friday evening to Union and left by
the roadside, but the thief was not
found. jo
Mrs- Wallace and daughter Zella.j
transacted business in Baker overj0
Friday and Saturday. lo
Mr. Willis and daughters, and
Today in n Four
Cylinder Car.
The Cleveland Si
and bjrJc
Rcgpomy
lleaiily -jfl
A Jfre ronildnajrTn
The jf ourliig Car, jfi.lr.00
these
l'irt. II. La (ijifinde, Ore
Li(f us (leiuruftTirnte
wonUTllI car:
omun & r
V-Wsi" Jef
rees
offerson Ave.
I.A (.HANKi:, OKIXiOX
Call Muin 523.
(
Extra Fine Oregon
Strawberries
for4nning
JoePs Grocery
Free Delivery
Two Main Lines 3VI-759
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all
A
kane Bilile University,
on 4 yester-
member of j
..r r..;. 4., ru .,,,..,, ,..), uu., I i selling logeiuer aim Knoiiing oui i
in- th.t ...ili-.iiii ut Itnlfnr Tii.. vouim plamu'il. The afterncon will close
iniudp will mnke their future ' home I wit" n'frf
in Baker.
A pretty wedding took place Sun
dav at one o eli ck at
thn bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
V- Wright near Alicel, when the Kev.
William- Crosby Jtoi-s of the Presby
terian church united in marriage
Miss Kva Wright and Kugeue (Jrien-er.
The ceremony was performed in
hment
(Mrs- Hamann will be assisted by
her daughter Laura, Mis. Arthur Ha
mann, Mrs. M. L. Carter and Mis.
Kverrt t Wills i mrer- This committee
the homo nfj),. entertained a number of times
in June, and the Hamann's big shady
lawn has always been a convenient
place to hold the large number of
members and guests.
i , .' r, .......i. p i day. Miss Jones
school, and following the completion '
of her work at the university will
take special training for missionary,
service- I
La Gran
News
The i ucky Thirteen club will niset
ThuiMlay nt the hnme i f .Mrs. L.
rnpel
Clours 'I
A. W. if l
aiLl MnnJuimn
f lactixA Canily
fUim. Prop.
iiii St.
Itraln I'i'Xci' Isn't
MnlhT ninnklnd,
One of thc series of Country chibl
i Inures wus held lust tiii'ht wit a n I
the presence of only the immediate b,,. number of members present.
relatives. I l he vlub whs brightened by boucuiets
Mr. (Jriener for some time has -nf spring flowers being placed at in
been employed at the .Lone Pine; tervals about the rooms.
Lumber company of this city. They i
will make their home in La li ramie. In honor (f her mother, Mrs. H.
J Cottrell, who is visiting here from
Of interest to yrung people m La San Francisco, Mrs. Verm- Johnson
(Iramle and Baker, is the marriage i entertained at lunchenn Saturday af-
ol Jay hpeneer, of this city, ami
that
Miss Mildred Scott, of Baker,
occurred Saturday at Baker
The young couple motored to La
Grande Saturday evening and spent
the week-end wiih Jay's mother, Mrs.
Nellie Spencer of this city.
The bride is one of the popular
young Indies ef Baker, and Mr. Spen
cer has been employvd for some time
at Baker on the survey. Their many
friends join in wishing them every
happiness. They will make their
home in Baker-
Charles Hansen and Nora Hensley.
both of Summer ville, wore mil cried
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ALL(JTDWOKS
invites yonr Kdak and'x"
we have luy Kodaks,
Kodak FiliKand East- g
man sii)))lies. g:
We're Your Dealer g,
RED CROSS DM'G g
STORE gi
BUNTING'S
BARGAINS
MAXWKLL T(iCl:l(L )-t)
nniil. ICvei'ptioniil tli-i-s,
emnlltinn and npprnr.-inei'
gonit, rluilns, .spnlliirht nii'l
llei-nse.
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mnl,-l. 111 k.mkI ln(l'li!uilf-al
eon.Hllen: pile, ,1 tnyM.., nli
IS:'3 lleenie.
tWSK Af eorvliilnli.
,',Hilipe.l It Ti srfnter, ,'!..,trtr
llelilii. .nciJ)ii:il,l,. r,!:,s
siare lire, y.yns,'.
KOI! Ii TON TKI'i'lC. motor re.
Kreiin.l, :no. lile, '.M Me ns..
C. W. Bunting
& Son
lfillA Jerferum Avenue
riiono Mn In 192
For a Generation
American house
wives are using
Calumet Baking
Powder today
with the same
success that their
mothers experi
enced over a third
of a century ago.
This perpetual
growth oi tavo:
best by test has made
FOIVDER
ater than that
le Econom
sales o
of any ot
There isn
cr merit-
tainable thi
factory or
why the largtVt b;
I m
.1,.- 1 Cflrt. .y.J,
Mil -L.JIS'.(I
bcr brand.
a bakincp
-Vtliere isn't
ntwill m
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SERVICE ll SAFETY
J! ( Tlii bank ttasds guud ccaiclesftly M
P10' yom funds with pfotectioa O'.y
brand.
owderof great-
a leavener ob-
oduce more satis
results. That's
in? powder factories in
the world are alwnvs busy turning out enough
Calumet to supply the great demand.
A pound can of Calumet contain full IS
ounce. Some baking powder come in 12 ounce
initead of 16 ounce cans. Be lure you get a
pound when you want it.
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDE'
'INSURED" on our checks
means positive protection.
Jt lias alwaj's been the earnest desif?. of
the United States National Bank toyfurnish
its customers with the best protectfon possi
ble and at all times, mindful of ofr responsi
bility, to take care of their business in the
most modern and thorough ninner. We feel
ppositors the add-
protection afford-
Super-Safety In-
fig
indeed proud to offer
ed service and the superic
eel in tne use ot our new
sural chc!
This service buy typifies tlie irotcetion
this bank ptrives aKvays to give its eustoniei-s.
We wdjeome our account.
The United States
National Bank
LA GRANDE. OREGON
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