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Wednesday, July 25 ,1933.' ' .
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
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We Are Offering Our
at Verv Attractive
LOT NO. 1
This includes our Vogue
Hats' that are reproductions
models. ' FoVinerly pnced
Now $7.98
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lttem
rf Pai'is
Laaies'
OFFICE CAT
TRAbt HAAH
BY JUNIUS
CIlPPl'
If you fntcixl to In' liuppy ilon'l
rooll.sli i-nuiih to wait for a ran hi'.
-,-rr. : ' t :
uiim: ii poisohs youi iiit-imisiin.
. Who' . njnK (1) ii plinic limrli
in Ihr wooils.'iinil wlio i lljoyn I?)
lhoH wlio inir'i'-ipato In il? (1)
.Mil", :! I'hlKIS'TH.
Whut klml "f r i1i-h oim
. ncoiinl' r In tlif country? Hlmy
iiutl curious.
.. 1 to i )-- irlvi- milk? Not to uny
lioily from tilt- city.
How loiii; l h inowiiilla? I'roiii
on.- to KixstltiK lllf'hi-a.
W'litit Ii" lliosiiuito nfttinrr? Tlir
lirlilul vi ll ot N w Jwi.
.What Im IIS iuriime? To uilvcr
lls.t 1 1 1 victim.
What iloi tllfl nvi-raifii vara
Hon cof.' Twice ua niiicll It
in worth.
What In it worth ? Half the vul
uu or u ('hint-m- coin which him
li.-i-n run over ly a utrw-t car ami
drotipcii down a manhole.
vyr of tin- law ilic pii'Pi-fiy. i
hi." Mir a I CikihI't. "Ami
then mi oiitlow . liiimlilclH-e nn
kivfi tiim nm r liHunl. II l-n'i
rlitlil; llierc onulil in Ih' a linv."
It Inokn on tlioiiBh thn Internation
al picture of the iiniiHillat" future
will lie done In ollH.
Fonl r:iv lie l not in the race.
.liv-vpr''i'iy,wi-ir.U'
.fV'iii.i'l -,1'ail oil
;-ii.u- m
yi'tllfc:1
hi., took
aHHiM,
-1 lie i miJii
'"ilii l.iiily,
' Even : tho tivehp-hiiuri lji isn't
I 1. I.. ...I Illf thnrollirltlv
I a'' 1 K eiuiuii ;
white-washeil
committee.
by un
invesiijfaliiiB
T
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An i iIihitvi
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Want A.I wlllseMlt.
Summer Hats
; , v- ..LOTO. 2- ,
This includes a very nice assortment
to select. from Formerly sold up to
$10.00. , ,. '
Now $2.98 '
n i ii mm 1 1 i i
A Good Place to Trade
Karly rvoninic drowKhu-sK 110
tU'rjihU uniuiij? cldiTly pooplo of
:!.ri or tlifrouhoutH I how warm
niKlilt Ik protriitdy d"'' to tho
chiinuo roru cntft'o lu Irvtl ton
foi iho fVonhiK infill. ''
c n,ri,t HiIh f nifneo: "Thnnlc you
1 110, .villi iho Hmull boy; "they arc
raih.r Kroi-n ami I nm urniM trrcn
itpph'H woiihhi't l)f trood for nif."
' AVhut wonderful wlnlers you could
avranKt! if you hud chfiw. o t Ii iw 1
wi'utbcr uud tonlcl wive up a lew of
ihOHi day -fur next 1-Vhruary.
HKItK'H TO TUB f'HJOOKK
THAT C.ltOWH NO HICCfKit
THAN THK SXIA1.IKHT I'OiNT
OI-' A 1'IX. Ul T THK III". MP HK
, itAisKs, nVnK.s i.ikh ki.axks
AM) THAT'S WHKItl-; THK
rtl'JI CO.MKH IN. WAII.H AMOH
TASH KAi'K KltOM A PK'NH'.
Two Works Willi Pny.
When doi'8 a vara t Ion bcpln ?
VIiii you Mturt to plan Jt.
"1ifn dot-H a nratlnn end ?
WlU'n you ntart to tako it.
I!y wlioiu wen vacations in
Vfiiird? Some poor devil who
could never afford (o hike. one.
Where Ih i hu lovely scenery ?
In the Utile free booklet publish
ed by l he' Oiamber 01 Comuieree.
Wiiere iu the. wonderful
lutr? In the little 1'p'h booklut
prepared h.V tin railroad.
Where Ih the glorious climate?
lu the Mltle' free booklet lnsued
l- tho Kieainsbip company.'
What "iff ii ' private bath? Ono
which not ihore than twenty per
Moiiw are supposed to line.
How, can" yon fell ' poison .Ivy
front Ih'e JinrnilcsH khid? (live It
In the choice of lc' men, you might
as wetl patronize the one who gives
the biggest chunk, llu-y all H-t tho
i flown on the floor while they
open the refrigerator door anyway.
It.'liold the weed! It tollelll not. nei
ther doth it Hpfn; It g"tte'th not love,
nor food, nor- drink, yet it groweih
land coninueih to grow In spite of sun
and hoe and cursing. tireat . ami
mighty is wood!
"A man t-nn buy 11 home, make
many Improvements, pay laves
nml nil sorts of things, anil In thj
ITES-STINGSr
! upply wet baftr soda or
liousehold ammta,foUowedby
VAPORUB
ntllum Jarm Uttd riirv
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Personal Mention
Itohert Wakeflehl was among tho ,ine ciiy yesterday, speinnng seveini
hour.; hirit shopping, reiu ruing to
their home in I'nlon In the evening!
I'nlon vIhIioi-h In the clly yesterday.
I-ititerprlae " wiu rpresi-nlei! muonrf
the Kiiests nt the Foley hisl evening
by Jon Kale.
Pendleton wa. repres-ntetl ninong
th out of town guests at th Soin-
'ft. tt-g(1 'oYTT.nn w m h Ma no ( 'o.
Id upending Hevcral iluss In the city ou
business.
iner last evening by .1. N. Alartln.
J. fl. Htone of Spokan
If red among th
' lust evening.
egl-
J. M. rhoiti- left hist evening for
Purl land where he will spend several
days unending to hushics matler.
1 1 vh-n -ttyv. was niarrii-d, hiler the eou
. J ! pie going to Hnpl. 'where Mi-. Slale
I is running a hariti'r . simp.
Mr. iind'.M!S. (Juinn' will nmlnr to
I Ida h ' .j'ohdny -and extteet to return
Wednesday. Their daughter. Marian,
''who has been visiting In Meridian and
Mithrr piacen will miiki' the return iir,
with lu-r paivntK.
'lierry I 'ackers ; St ruck
Ohi'-'Vitht f n.d,,pv'nr' ln connection
vfltlt r4dntl,dh rij( 'Tijjrvest oecmj
ed J list w.li'k 11I it? packing lou.su.
'.VhouftfUMAilleH were '''engaged In park
liig (he fruit.' I'nlon is not In ih
t-auie class with .Cove in Hn ill it y of
eht-rrlcH and jut as the Hbiek time
1 Vrrf!
1 T
if-
T, K. Ilellaniy, returned home early
guests al the Savoy1'1'1 morning from rorilaml when' m
I has hern irunsacilug business for tin1
a me in the packing work and I In
.piisl few das.
I foreman was ib cldtng to lay off pari
OT Ills loive, about fifteen Of Hie
packers struck for higher rates. The
remaining puckers .easily bundled the
frilil which was arriving at (lie phinl
land Hie foreman said he was saved
. itli,. unpleasant duty of laying off putt
MlftH .launlla Wright, of I'nlon, mo-nf his force of workers.
.toreil It) the city yesterihiy spending j Seveial aulO loads of Tuns from l'n-
several hours lu the city, shopping 1 Ion attended t he ball game at 'o vi
and visiting friends. (Sunday afternoon.
j The new cottage which was bull! nt
Harold Hem-den, former Iji (.Iruude the state fish hatchery for Superln-
boy hut now making his home atllendenl H. II. Honnoy is about cuin-
Klaniath rulls, is Nnendiiitr n fewiph-ted and the family are now inov-
'ulayH in La Grande visiting- friends ling into iheir more commodious nunr-
and relatives. .ters. Kor the laft three years they
'have been living in three rooms ami
Mr ami Mrs Jake liulllng U-ri till (1 ('urre, oT Ui Ortndo. Is In are nincb elated because the slate has
niornin lor liohe dah... where ihev ,Ulk,'r ,n'lll- -Nlr- 'irn-y will ro--en tit to ered a modern hotis for
in u,i.-...i .. i,, .i..tu .iitiM.r ituru to I .a Crande this evening uc- them.
. - ir Miuhd by Mrs. t 'urrcy who luix 1 MrM n:1trlek Sullivan was hostesn!
Hilly Keown, returned from the visiting there a couple or weeks , ,illlU,.. Atar Society .at the
hraur.h line h..-t evenlirg where he l"",H' '""jhonie of Miss Kvn Wilson last Wed-
-prnt neve nil da vis. tint;- ndattvos. m . 1 "tn nesdny iifteruoon. A business session
' was followed bv lunch,
who Is an employe XhllH ).:,int(... in home for the
I'hini n l (Ingham. Washing-
Arthur Ilullgarth came In from ll-J
gin lust evening and Ik vtsltlng fileiidh'
al Hot Luke.
iim. .1. ,1. Helwuy left this morning
, tor Hot Ijike wlu-re she will visit for
u short time.
MIkr SLella Willlutns or Pendleton,
spent today In 1. 11 (1 ramie, shopping
and visit hu: friend.
Hf Mil
Clay Did THis
A white, refined super-clay
By Edna Wallace Hopper
My complexion is the envy of coiint- the desired results. Modern aclenu
less young girls, ami the marvel of.refines that ofay removes the'
uiHMoas of women. Mess mud. Then the clay is wl
l-'or I, -renieMm-rV have been' 3 J leleitn und daitUy Kxpe
years a stage star, and am still.
Mine is a grandmother's age. Vel my
skin Is Just as soft and rosy, just us
smooth and blooming, us 4li years ago.
Scores in my friends on the stage
and in society, have attained like j-e-
siills in my way. So I know ' thai'
niosi women can do it, and 1 am go
ing to help them if they wish.
Mrs, O. (. Olson left litis morning
for Brogan. Oregon, w here she u III
upend u few days visiting her sou,
Stilrli'lgli Tucker.
(I, L. Weaver cuuie down from Ihi-
terprhiti lust evening on a short bus
in ess (rip and Is stopping 11 1 the Sum
met.
Mrs. K. .. Tin-key ret urm-d this
morning from Seal He. Washington,
.where she lum been Uniting her son.
Yank Tuekey.
Mrs. Leo Huntord and little daugh
ter, left this morning lor Sun Prun
clseo where they wilt spend neveral
weeks visiting relatives. .
' Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cmnvit of Mla
nonrt. left this morning on N'o. IT for
Portland alter spending some time In
the city vtMting .Mr. Mint Min. W. .1.
runitfr. "
Wm, l. Praw ley mut family, of I
Vim pa, und , H. Krawlex 01 Walla
Wnllu, were registereil among ibe
Kiiesfs at tho Koley last erning
Miss lues Jokt.
of the hospltnl left last eenlng 'for
Astoria, where she will Join lu-r pur
enth und will go to the bench for her
vacation. Miss Jokl will return In
u eoupbt of weeks and will be accom
panied by her sister who will uuik
her home her
UNION SOCIAL
PSION. Julv :V-
Heeeher Slate Were
01 s in nloii Prldav eieninir.
Lumber Is on the ground and work
hllS begnil Oil Hie lieu l-esldeiu-e tO be
bulll mini mnih of the i'nlon hotel.
rem feel., who owns this prop'TtY.
Will OCCllpy Hie llett IVili. tellf
it Is finished.
Mrs. Wamlu I
summer
Ion. where she has been attending t he
un I vet-shy. Miss Oaten 11 r rived In
1 nio nlast Wednesday.
Mrs. Iteite Miller Is here from Pott-
(' I land visiting wit h her son, I. ester
! MUh-r.
j Tile visitors' register at the slate
fish hateheiy shows that this is an at
I tract ton whteh Interests many people
I from various parts of the country dur
ing Hie season. Most of the states an
represented In Hie list of names on
the book. Probably the most distant
point from which people hail wlio
come to see the full Is London, 1'ng
hind. a parly from across the Atlan-
I He having paid the hatchery a visit
Pd Itoylen andjone day Inst week.
Lu (irnnde visit-!
NEWS BUDGE
T
.Portland heat week islttnir with
Jinh mux reitresehtcd Milium: I III 1 and tileii.l In Lu tliund
g uests a t t lie Su voy t ot tn y by K 1 1.
MorKUn uiil '. K. Walker who are
hem on business.
Mls Anita .Mikesell. who makes her
lioiue at Wutlown. l In ibis cltv mr
m abort time luting friends und lup-
plUff. She Is p glsteroil at the r olev.
Jack Wright relumed yeslerdav
from I'nlon. where hi' has been
upending everiil weeks visttiUR relatives.
Abend "f Scliciliile
A I to A It O TIlAXSroKT 1 1 P N O K U -SON.
July - I 'resident Harding
und his parly are ahead of their
....I. ...1.. 1 ... I. I I.J I..
when !' . . ; ' ' , ' .. ., ,
.011 i niiimess liiver, n. t .. wneie inr
Pn'sident will try his luck flshlmr fur
up ''ront:K,Ml. ;,!,, They are due nt Van.
ein- 'onv.-r tomorrow.
and .
A new type clay
You rend much now about com
plexion clays. Hut tho:
crude nnd muddy, llke
k"o.
A Pivneh beauty expert
lile nhout clays. Then fc
used Hit in. so some of tho
heeanie the marvels of na
their wonderful complexions.
Now countless women us
('lay is recognized as a prim
Hal of beautv al lls'beHt, W
omit clay cannot hope to
witli women who employ it.
My exceptional results come from
a new-type clay, perfected by IM' years
if scientific study. It is while, re
lined and dainty. And' able experts
have found ways to give it manifold
My att
Now 1 iJfi'
who wish m
V'lrst tnl.l ,.xll(.lly
vl woln.-n .,... ... jr..
. I - M '
1 H'ii.piijrn
lor Ymi
I all.
1 IlK'in. i-i-jla
iL''s.'M- ,-n
l.V w Im .
iiSufT
jl '""I- j I
ii'
It
rrlain
Where it excels
Is round tliul only rare rlnys
liim.-nll.liicl'-n rlaw I'rlllK
MONUMENTS
that certain added factors giv
iipll.Ml eff
My White Youth Play iTlll bo
revelation to you, us it wars to me. J
thought I knew all thatlriay can do,
ut I did -not' know. onAu-nth.
IP brings a new jaTinplexlon. ami 1
iiiickly. Blackheadjdr und blemishes'
lisnjjear befon W JUilt. skins jpiin
l rosy bloom, a Wrinkles become
smooth. Many women, tn :to mlnrittes
seem to drop
to women
arranged ho that all
my get this perfect clay,
use it. And 1 am taking
busy life to urge them 10
Play does more for youth
aitty thnn nnytbing I know. The,
1 will unia.e and delight yon.
you know them, nothing could
you to go back.
All toilet counters sell Kdnu Wal
lace Hopper's White Youth Play at
;uc and $1 per tube.- Also my Youth
"renin, which should follow the cluy.
A Ism my Pnclal Youth my HipiM
cleanser. Also my Hair Youth, which
brought my luxuriant hair. My beau
ty Hook comes with each.
Per your own sake please -go
ham what this clay can do. t
Kdnu Wallace Hopper's business ad-
1 1-,.. Wa n k esha. wisconsf n .
GenX
7uemoridl.7rou
Win. T. A. C'lHwson, Klnnr Plnw
pon. Mint Itena Htady find Mr. and
.Vr. Wtlllsm tJi-osliei k. of Halt l-nke
Pity, atoppei! over In this city last
evening us guests at the Summer.
Urn, Myrtle. Owsley returned to her
hom in Huntington thin morning af
ter upending neveral rtnv vlslling ft It
Lr daughUr In tbl city.
Afr. FM. Miller and dni'Khlern Ale-
da and iiethlne and ton motored to
I nion. Mis, Low will be recalled as
Miss Wanda Kiumons, who formerly
lived in Lu Unindr.
PHthel-llie Clcek Is the MeeeU fftr
I'lshernn 11 this season. ImiIi for trout
und ofr s,ilmnti, induing b the nmn
ber f cuts w hh h pii.hs through I n
Ion on thetr wn upstreum. l-'veti 11
bum) of Pmatilhi Indians were camp
ed nlmg the ntnum bunks and fish
ing tor salmon. ,
Ob-ci ve I lah Hay '
I tuh day Will be cebbruted Ht the
.1. A. I 01 turd ranch n M Tuesday
with an all day program which Mill
Include a pageant, picnic dinner, an.t
various gumi s und ctUiteNts tluring the
lay. A dame In the evening will wind
Up the day's events.
Mis. Pun If Suite, who in coinpuiiy
wlth her husband, Heccher Shite, mo
tored up from I tend, 11 1 tended the
Women of Woodcraft state conven
tion held here Pilduy and Saturday,
being one nf the stnti officers. Mrs.
Slnte wua formerly Mhu Parrle Low ,
Add madt her home in m (Imnde 1
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made apro
foiHid study of monument
building, and an 0
placed in our hands is
to receive faithful, in
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Fuiij
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
I M)3 8 Ate I. Grand, Orrfop
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1 fciil'l'illir jm i;i!il!.ii!ai.'U:ilti
Week End Specials
75c Value. Butcher Knives, each......... 5?c
69c Value Canning Rack (holds 8 littles),
fipmi-Porcelain Din-
ecu vtiiuc j-i.ig""- 3vrT)(l
ner Flates, per sei - r yr
$1.50 Set value English Semi-Porcelairas
and Saucers, per set
1 lot 35c 4alue Renfrew ZephyilTdras, oi-
in., pur yard -jp- -: ;
1 lot JaiCrepe good asTment of colors,
per yrd "Ti v -28c
1 lot 39and 40-in. (jflralue Mereenzed
Printed Voile, yard x"""
Ladies Undenr, per suit, 45c, 00c and 89c
iNE LOT GLASSWARE
QVinwn in window LaC'h lOC
Water Sets and Center Sets sold in Sets only
jidrew's Variety Store
SGH
M ER
"A
HEmrstsuccessful small Graprff wa9aS6timer,kiilt
J 39 yfcars ago, by Hugo Sohafcr. The Sohmer Cupid-
Grind )f today is the loalcal development of this
pioneer idea. It is the supreme Sohmer achievement; '
the prs :tical dcmonssration of the capacity of the
Sohmer genius to praGuce a Grand five feet four inches !
long, an . that hajifgreater volume and a finer.quality
of tone than has been achieved in any other diminu-
tive Gran!fc"n extremely convenient deferred pay
ment plan makes purchase possible to everyone 'reratly
desiring the best. Your piano taken in exchange. .
Calahio mailed on rivni.tr - .
W. H. Bohnenkanp Co.
:
Patent Sandals " '
At$6.50
Patent leather Sandal, Goodyear welt soles and nib-;
her heels. , . .
..
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet '
'Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mr.
206 Dcpot .atre et . . Phone Main 118