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THE LA GRANDE EVEN
EVENING OBSERVER
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Cool Summer Undies
Union Suits for ladies and children that arc. the last
word in coolness for hot weather 'days in silk, crepe or
knit.
This Stoic Open Until 8:30 P. M.
Monday, the 2nd.
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A Good Place to Trade
which were giown on their grounds,
anil the same colors were- curried out
in tlie ices anil china.
The tmesis depnrtoil ut a lute hour
all declaring me evening m or ""
ut the most pleasant events 01 me
season.
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shades of green, blue mid vellow. It and graduations, wUh their white Xu 1 awk Highly colored snoea
has a canilarin coat to match, this
comfortable garment reaching to the
knees.
gowns. Nothing looks more appro
priate with (jewn of white or cream
than rosy or creamy pearls. ,
lire popular,
i Miss Irma Puckett, who has been!
visiting at the home or 91 r. noil Airs.
V. K. Oxner for the pnst few days,
'left this morning for her home in
. Union by car.
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A party was given .AUmdny eve
iuinir M' Miss Julia Hopkins for ull
i Standard Oil employes. The evening;
I was spent in playing ".'00' and in
t social converse.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert, Mr- and Mrs. Hc-id Box, Mr.
and Mrs. Kay I.eilbetter, lleth Hesse,
Mr nml Jim. I'lvilo WpIiIi. Mr. iinil
I.Mrs. Glenn Strickler, Earl Fleene,
Hubert Carrey.
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B Miss Pensy Cowan, of Pendleton,
ibociime tlio bride of Keonard ..M. Roj?-
!ers of La Grantle, at u wediling this
.morning at the Christian parsonage,
with Itev. W. IA. Gressman, pastor,
j officiating.
! Tlie ring ceremony was used. The
bride was attractive in a white frock,
,and her bouquet was of sweet peas.
Miss lluby Crow was maid of honor
and Vern Moll was best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers will make their
home in ,a Grande. Pendleton Kast
I Oregoniun.
! At a double wedding ceremony at
the Methodist Kpiscopal parsonage
at noon today, Miss Ruby .Shirley of
1 1. a Grande became the bride of Wil
iliam IJ. Graham, of Mermistou, and
.Miss Hattie May Graham, sister of
Mr. Graham, was married to Kings-
jley Lelicche Buntly, of Portland. Rev.
j.lohn H. Secor, pastor, officiated for
the two ceremonies.
Guests were Miss Ruby Crow, Vern
' .Moll, Mr. and ..Mrs. Leonard Rogers
land L. M. Rogers. Pendleton East
I Oregon.
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j One of the most delightful of early
summer events occurred Thursday
iiiud Friday afternoons, when Mrs. II.
:.l. Green, and her sister, Mrs. Ed.
I Ward, entertained at Bridge parties.
Decorations consisted of yellow and
I white, the color scheme being- car
j ried out in flowers.
' The first day Mrs. Charles Bing
ner won first prize, Mrs- C! rover
j Grimmett second, and Mrs. Binga
iman of Imbler consclation.
I The second day Mrs. Lee "Bouvy
(carried high schore, Mrs. August
'Stange second, and Mrs. Claude
He ran ton consolation.
Unusual Veil Arrangement.
New York The bride ut a recent
smalt wedding wore an unusual dia
dem arrangement of her veil. There
I was a wide band of lace and orange
blossoms across the forehead. Above
each ear the veil was held in place
by a knot cf orange blossoms, above
which rose two wire. wTngiike peaks
of lace. 1 -
Pearls "In" Again.
New York. Pearls, which for a
time yielded place to beads of bright
er Hue, are ' in again. rneir re
turn is due in great part to weddings
Highly Colored Shoes.
but the very fashionable
onitin is toilay selecting snoes oi
striking shades. Her choice
nm.li rinlil mouse, chamnairnn
and various summery tints rf yrnv.
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You Wouldn't Drink
Stagnant Water
Whv breathe dead air?
GET A G-K FAN
at
H. & S. Electric
107 Depot St. Phono 393-y
Sommer Hole! Bldff.
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iljr.'iict Injrlt1 avn a .shnwei- at the
i Stntlilnrd home Tuostlny night in hon
l ' in' of Miss ,il!is !Wilnon, an cm
ijjiloyce of Hill's Dopavtmeiit store,
jiwho is tc he married June SO to
Ren Hnrrie.
tained u small party at Bridge Wed
nesday eveninff at their attractive
country home "Lmist Snrinp:."
The liouse Was tastefully decorated
in pink rose huds, and honeysuckle,
Fashion Notes
l'rinted Voile.
T.ondon. Printed voile today is
extremely fashionable for summer
wear. One afternoon frock of pale
green crepe de chine was intersected
wtlh bands of Assyrian printed voile
and hud a short, loose coat, also of
the vcile.
An overheated engine noi only
indicates th" nneil of oil, water,
or DifcharfTcal ad.ut nient to
prevent (In muge It Ih a "fire
signal" that should not bo ig
nored. Keep the engine cool
the gasoline, ood find cloth in
your car are easily Ignited.
There are other common
causes oC fire. Home of
of which cannot be easily
detected. Kven tit miiipr
blaze in your car or garage
means an outlay of ca.sh
for repairs. It Is wise to
'. insure your ear against,
such loss.
CJet automobile insurance bore
covering fire, theft, collision,
liability and property damage.
Security Insurance
Agency
OIIA9. H. KKYNOI.DS, Manager. 2
I Urande - Oregon I
"Insurance With Service" I
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Sunday Dinner 75c
SOUP
Cream Chicken a la Rein
CHOICE OF
Baked Young Hen Oyster Dressing
One-Half Fried Chicken, al la Maryland -Roast
Prime Ribs of Beef
' SALAD
Fruit
. DESSERT
. Orange Sherbet
New Sommer Grill
Nutty Burning Suit.
.New. York.f-One of Ahe new biith
itiK suits shnn here today is a slip
mi lofjmntd t.nrryclol h in brilliant
A wedding of exceptional interesll
to l.u iiiiiiKie people occurred Thurs-1
day eveninir at four o'clock, when j
Hev. William Crc,ly Koss of I ha
iYesbytcriun church united in mnr.
. rintre, .Miss Julia Hopkins, and AlV.
liolielt ('urrey, nt (he home of the
liiiile on Second street.
The .briilo was nttireil in a lieaii-l
til'ul ifown of white crepe dc chine!
mid lace, and her ;imK-awa.v gown
was of fawn colored crepe de chine.!
The home was attractive with
decorations cf pink roses, the color
scheme o! pink mid wli.te Imng car
ried out in all detail .
Tlie guests ut the wedding includ
rd Mr. mid Mrs. .1. (I. Nnodirniss, j
.ir. anil ivirs. r.. i . iuckc... .ir. aim
Airs. I.ee W'aniick, Mr. and .Mrs. I''-I-..
Oxner.
; The bride i-: a dauirhtei' of (I. C.
Hopkins, former owner of the Hlue.
Mountain creamery. Mr. Carrey is
J'roin Walla Walla, and for some
time has been employed by the Stan
dard Oil company cf this city.
The happy couple were presented
with a Hodge roadster by the father
of the bride, and they left on a two
weeks wedding trip to Walla Walla,
Seattle and Portland.
A a final close to (he Iwo-day I
I.. I. S. convcn(ion which is being!
nolo in i.a t.raiule, a program will i
he presented tomorrow evening at
7::i0 in the Tabernacle by Hie M. !.
A. which gives premise of being very
good. I
ticporls from the late Salt, Lake
convention will be given by S. I-'. j
Andrews, Howard Sloddanl, MrsJ
lioorge K. I.yman and ('. .1. lllack;
li vocal solo, "Ave Marie' (l'ietro
Mascagni) will he sung by Miss
i'hosia Humphreys; a male quartet
will give a selection; the La lirande
WUMI Mill Ming HIVHI.V, U-iUUIIIIgl
a soio oy .irs. .-. t.enn, anil tne
chrir will sing the closing anthem.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
A number of ladies pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. I.. II. liumelliart Wednes
day afternoon at her home, the oc
casion being her 7-nd biitlnlay anui
yerary. The afternoon was spent
in a serial way and ice cream ;ini!
cake were served. .Mr.-. IS-.nuelbart
received the he.-t wishes of all the
visiting guests.
Mr. and Airs. li. M. Williams of
Chicago, Illinois, arc visiting their
old-timo friends, Mr. and Mrs K. M.
Coombs cf .May 1'ark.
Their son-in-law, A. (J. ('ox, is a
partner in the Wrigley ', K. Oum
company of Chicago. They are tour-1
ing the we.-tern country, and have!
traveled 10,0011 miles, they slarled
from Chicago, Illinois, in May, spend-!
ing three months in 1'asadena, ('ali-j
fornia. In .Mexico they vbited all;
the interesting points on the route, i
and are now lvturning home, w hich '
they hope to reach in August.
Air. nml Airs. Williams were very!
much pleased with Iai iiande and!
surrounding country, in spite of thej
The evening was spent in tying a !
ipiilt. for the bride-elect.
Those present were .Misses lternice'
I.ofland, .Merle George, .Marguerite!
Klopfeustein, Kthel Hurbridge, Lois;
Kulkerson, Airs. I.ynn l-tohneiikamp, i
Airs. Krnest Walklns, aM rs. .lames j
Odoll of J'ortland, who is visitini i
Airs- Krnest Walkins, Airs. Thomas
Hill, Airs. Clyde Webb, Aliss I.illis
Wilson, Airs. John Stoddard and Dr.
Alargaret Ingle.
Air. ami Airs. I.. I. I'usey enter-
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We have a few
used Autos
Thai. Are in CJood Condilion and Triced Riiht
v . 1922 Ford Coupe m
i 1920 Franklin Touring f
I 1919 Overland "90" ;r
Ford Delivery
We Sland Behind Our Used Cars as Well as
(he A'etv Ones
Southard & Shinn
Buick Dealers. . '
Houghton's
Furniture
Store,
SELLS FOR LKRS
lieal Jlargainn in Clond
Furniture.
Hemstitching and gift shop.
Everything in the gift shop
line- See our famous Artinio
I'rand .stamp goods of all kinds.
If you are too busy to come
witii your work, phone us, we
will call for and deliver.
AVe Are OpposHe Thome's
(Jroeery
1'irONR 5i:!-,I Kill FIR ST.
STORE
OPEN '
Until
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MONDAY, Jl'LY 2
CLOSED
Jl'LY :ird and Mi
The Toggery
Aiidrrwn lire.
SH.E'R.RY.S
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Agnes Ayrcs
"RACING HEARTS"
Willi Theodore Roberts and Richard Dix
In a rollicking, racing romance. By the author
of Wally Reid's auto successes. She'll whizz
right into your heart.
Comedy
"HEARTS AND HAMMERS"
NEW PRICES ON
Diamond Tires
and Tubes
COMPARE PRICES AND QUALITY BEFORE
BUYING
DIAMOND FABRICS
00 x 3 Double Diamond Casing $10.75
M0 x 3io Double Diamond Casing 11.85
32 x 3A Squeegee Casing 1(5.50
32 x4 Squeegee Casing 21.45
33 x 4 Squeegee. Casing ;.. 22.G5
34x 4 Squeegee Casing :. 23.13
DIAMOND CORDS rf
30 x 8V'. Diamond Clincher $15-25
32 x 3'T, Diamond Cord SS 25.55
31 x 4 ' " Diamond Cord SS 29.50
32 x 4 Diamond Cord SS 32.50
33 x 4 Diamond Cord SS .'. : 33.50
34 x 4 Diamond Cord SS 34.35
32 x 41. Diamond Cord SS 42.00
33 x 4'. Diamond Cord SS 42.95
34 x A Diamond Cord SS 44.00
33 x 5 " Diamond Cord SS 52.30
35 x 5 Diamond Cord SS 54.90
5 Per Cent Discount for Cash
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