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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 15, 1923
Mr.,, unit- Mrs,-. ), ; C. , French, and
two clauithters Ida Frances and
Jeanne, left Monday for the Yellow
stone, Park. ,
They will join Mm. French's four
sislerK anil four brouthers at the
west entrance and all will tour the
park together.
This will be the fir.st family reun
ion since the parents passed on eight
een years ago. The brothers and
sisters are from Nebraska, Colorado,
Wyoming Montana, Washington, and
Oregon. There will be about thirty
in the' party-
l) The Winnebaga Campfire Girls
left today by auto for the canyon
above Cove, where they expect to
spend ten days or two weeks. About
fourteen' of fifteen will make the
trip. They will be acoompanied by
Mrs. C E. Short and Miss Juliet
Whitteker. . , ,
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Women of Mooseheart Legion will
meet at Riverside Park Thmv.biv
afternoon for the social meeting. All
be lai-pe enouKh to serve as a hiding
place for other-wise untidity strewn
papers or, if you prefer, for laun
dry de luxe-
Replacing the Buckle.
New York One of the recent slip
on white oxfords which means, un
oxford witli side elastics Instead of
lacings has instead of a buckle
a peri orated shield-shaped piece of
kidskin. This is faced with green
velvet.
Invisible Is Fashionable.
New York Among the interesting
summer shades for summer hosiery
today are bob o'link, the ever deS
mure' platinum, field mouse and
mist.
Perhaps it is needless to say that
the more invisible, the more fashionable..
Fascinating Wristbag.
New York A fascinating little
wiistbag shown here today is of
members are to meet at the 'RedlP1'1?, k'ue watered silk, gathered into
a uai, uvui tugs wnicn lurms uie
top. The bag is decorated with tiny,
brilliantly colored feather tufts ar
ranged in the form of miniature
peaches, apples and grapes. ,
Cross Drug. Store at two o'clock
where, cars will be. furnished. Mrs.
D. Brannin, Mrs. Clara Berger, and
Mrs- J.; 0. Stuart will be hostesses
for the afternoon. - '.'. .
Two car loads of Baker and La
Grande , Christian Endeavor officers
motored to, Halfway Sunilay to boost I i
- - Mantilla For Evening.
NEW YORK, A black lace scarf,
faithfully copying the mantilla of
for the .coming Christian Endeavor !? ,s wor" lnthe ening to the
convention which will be held in Ba
ker early.- in October. Those attend
ing report a successful meetirig and
are loyd in their praise for Half
way hospitality: - . .
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This morning at the Pie.-rtnterian
k Mun.se occurred the wedding of Isaac
ft W. Andenson of Gresham, near Port
1.1 land,, and Estella Sheperd of Perry,
daughter of R. C. Sheperd. Rev. Wil
is: liam Crosby Ross officiated.
U The young couple were attended
ft by the-; father and mother of the
bride. Mrs. Anderson is well known
-J in La Grande and surrounding coun
i try, and her, friends join in wishing
her the best of happiness-
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Church will give
B tea tomorrow from two to five
at the home of Mrs. H. H. Cleaver.
All women, whether members of the
organization or not, are cordially in
vited to attend, A musical program
will be given,
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Mrs. W. E- Fergus, Miss Elizabeth
rergus, miss ihelma Hluhm, Mi
theatre or on the ride "from the
house to country cIud today. ' Often,
to heighten the Castilian effect, the
scarf is draped over a tall Spanish
comb., -
Lingerie Embroidery.
NEW YORK, The Embroidery set
of lingerie seen in a shop here to
day was copied from that on Chinese
tapestries. The lingerie was 'black
georgette, the embroidery showing
tiny landscapes, clouds ' and ocean
waves ebbing in white .and a heav
enly blue. ;
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Lad Lost For 13 Hours.
HOOD , RIVER, (Jr., Aug. 15.--After,
he ..had been lost for. 15 hours
in the , rough, wooded country on
lony creek, where he hud accom
panied his family on a fishing trip,
'Rlanohar, 9-years old, son of L. M. j
Bauiwin, local nanKer, was ioumi at
daybreak by David Cooper of- Park
dale. ,
The youngster had wandered 2J
miles from camp, but was not al
armed when he discovered he was
lost. : At nightfall he constructed
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SlTl 'S MIOIT TO MARK IIKK DKItlT AS A Mlf. CQMfcDV
STMt IWter liihaw K""U l"l noiv. Then you'll he sure lo Know her
when vou inccl Iiim- imaln on the screen. She's Madeline lliuloeli, just
nigned' hy Macli Sennell fm liupmlnnl roles in the lorllicoiuins releases.
'Madeline's pretty, Uon'l ou thinlif - : . '.
Ada Brown and Miss Helen Overman ?" 01 ,TUK . Denealn,.tt lu,len
oi ,,,i I.-,;,.,.,..,. u:n tree, and there he was discovereil
peacefully sleeping' 'by 'Mt. Cooper
spent Sunday at Emigrant Hill. They
motored to La Grande in the after
noon and ' returned here in the eve
ning. Pendleton E. Ore.
Fashion Notes
Misty mornings, hot
A posse of 40 men snent the night
with torches and lanterns searching
the forest.
Autos in Head-On Collision
ASTORIA Or., Aug. 13. The
usual grist of Sunday accidents
the lower Columbia highway took
nlace vesterdav and- last. nUrht: hnK
HILeiUOO:iS , nn nlip vnk t, in iii-arl ua,-inw.
ami gmp evenings transforms cur-lv. The most serious accident took'i
'ocw-s.'i'inw straignt, ,. straggling plce yesterday afternoon about five
iresses;..-inai is, unless tney are miles east of Knappa, when a tour-
careiuiiy pr.oiecteu.-oy a chnpeau. mg car, occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
But oh., how refreshing it is to have' F. M- Wilson and Anna May Cox
those cooling 'breezes blow through of Walla Walla and Mrs. F. A. Cram
your rim i ii re, ami now tree you leel of Raymond, was struck head-on by
without one of those flopping hats
on your head. And yet, if you wish
to hide those dump, . stringy looks,
the only solution is a bat of some
sort. ' v -'.. .
livery season has. its specialty, anil
this time it is the close-fitting cloche
or the-'saucy little poke that one sees
in the. display windows-- At . the mo
ment --.'its smartest- appearance is
achieved in black, such models are
banded -simply in a folded band of
crepe de chine, which rejoices in the
name of pugaree.
A hat of this type can tie excep
tionally stunning when a cartridge-
pieaieil wnllli of matching nblioon
two inches wide is drawn across the
crown from side to side. But it
takes a youthfully charming face to
da-e it. Maria Guy, who has a de-
jcided penchant for the cloche model,
j features a streamer to the waistline.
(Miiny of the smartest Parisiennes
continue to wear the small, close
fitting chnpeau with their usual chic.
A- treatment frequently noticed cou
sins of two parallel Iwinds of ribbon
placed their own width apart and
endina in a stunning cocarde.
When all is said and done, it is
impossible to. find a smarter or more
distinctive effect than that gained'
hy a cocarde when it is achieved
by the fingers of an artist. With
the tight little cluster of tiny blos
soms, it shares the honors of the mil
linery World as far as small shapes
are concerned.
large roadster, said to have Jbeen
driven by Leon Sabistino of Wheeler.
Mr. Wilson sustained a badly wrench
ed back, as well as a. gash on the
head, While Mrs. Wilson suffered
a broken i-ib. The others were
bruised but not badly hurt. Accord
ing to a report made to .the police
the driver, of the roadster and his
companion had been drinking and
charges of violating the traffic laws
are expected to be filed against the
driver-. , . - '
A light sedan,, driven by Peter
Sabo of Portland, who was accom
panied, by his wife and two daugh
ters, ' capsized while making the
sharp : turn at the east 'end of the
Wrecked.. .-The - occupants escaped
with a, few minor bruises.
Another light sednn. occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. W. Goldblutt and their
two children, all of Portland, plunged
off the east end of the Lewis, and
Clark drawbridge, landing on the
tide flats 10 feet below. None of
the occupants were hurt.
We're tired of puylim Installments
on the war. Teli the company they
can have it back. We never liked it,
anyhow.
The Chicago packers at
have made a suck purse out
sow's ear.
distance of mora than 200 miles.
1 The couple were maiiried in their
hiking costumes. They were confi
dent they could negotiate the Sky
line trail in four, or five weeks- They
will camp as they go.
I'll always go to see Thedu Ultra
in "I'rotcctina- her Honor" bocuusc
sllr may loiit! some ilay.
least i
of a
Correct this sentence: "Just
I more kiss,' cooed the lover,
then I'll go," .
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M!E FACTORY
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Tunic on Garden Frock.
Paris -A remarkable tunic on the
newest garden frock worn here to-
lay combines the overdress with the
shoulder caps. The tunic starts as
cape, but ilivnles in the middle of
the back and is draped about the hips,
ilike an overdress.
TIIK O.KOKtiK KKi:i. OF fllK
C (. V. Thai's I. While ISnshy,
loriner swrelary In rorrncr ConcreVv
limn -luirph (i. t'animn ( lll!nni.
A aasKlanl In .luhn T. Allium,
Nnlliiiiul Ciiiiniiiltee eli.ilriinin, he
ilireils the Knimhlieiin pulillrlly
oi'uailualiiiil. He mieeerdeil Sumner i
( iirlis, killed lit an Hillomnliile aeei- '
ilenl near Heiiver. mi Hie lute I'rcsl. !
denl llni-i)itic'l uesterit lifu.
X'.-mHI' Mlllliirr
MILITARY
ACADEMY
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PORTLAND, OREGON'
A Select Non-SPf'tai Ian Militui y Itoaiilin? Schofil for Iloys
Trnlnlnc mean pliylriil ()vrlop-
nirut lor rvt-ry bny. V. S. Arnij- Officer
tnilcn hy wnr ucpnnnirm.
Hen trr)i?r!: mrrf-jl fnip;rvli)rin : strict rlfnrlflf nr ;
porlBl rlvaTit.iKB, inntal .iri'l :nriil trint:iK; ti.ii -
bui!'Iln(r: ninnll rln.-. ,V!ieti" 1.1 otirn , il.
Open lo Boys of Good Moral Character
Illualrulcd Cutnloft cliorrfiill cnl on rrqucMt
"The Private
Military
Academy Is
Distinctively
American
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Trimming for Wide Hats. 'J
Pari Blaek unl white Arum lilies i
nre a fovonte trimming just now J
for wide hats. U-uhIIv not more
than two of the flowers are used, i
one on each side of the crown or
toth black anil white Arums on the i
edjre of the brim toward the back.
Foulard and Organdie. .
IxHidon Foulard and organdie
Join forces toduy in the coolest of
hummer frowns. The orjrandie usual-'
y forms the ruffles at neck and
shoulders, and a 'rather wide, Kiiff
and around the panels. Sometime-i
two folds of crisp organdie finish
the hem of the skirt.
Lace Collar in Fashion. j
London The old-fashioned lace
roller, the kind with baskets of fruit J
ami fetoons of flowers heavily out- i
lined, is here again today on of all !
rnjii(f; a moire costume. ine collar t
is vf bertha proportions.
- Boudoir Bugs Beaded.
New York Boudoir bays the old
fahioneu caUhails which hold every-tnir-if
."f3.ii iarfaine.- to luur pins
ire neaded today in magnificently
coiored te.-igiic. uch a bag &hould
"ASK THE KNVKLOl'E"
AND KNOW THE TItUTH
ADULT
TUv unrMi-ti di'iU. ii (Irmiinrt
fir ni-w Hiilrkn l)as hioutrht
to us I Ipj :rca m of Ht-1
'ntn. V an- not coinprH
to trade I hem in on a
roinpctttlon tutHis nn uie
tins Hhle. to liny t It i in at
Imv price's. Wi' are w III
. lot; to (five you the ltnnt
of this u mi sua I con'lltlon,
hlffh-ffradij in-rchanllN!
at low akinu trl:-M. It in
true tliiit the hvtlt uwil cmiii
e.in alnays Im fouri'l in
placi'S when? the I tent n
earn art' hiiM. A BOO'J Hfw-
tar well hnttRht is a um-d
tar half sold.
Southard & Shinn
t'sitl Cars
1110 Adams Ac
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, A FLUFFY I1UFFEL
Call at the Palace. You will
like it. .
BIG RECEIPTS SHOWN
BY WHITMAN FOREST
DURING FISCAL YEAR
BAKER, Aug. 15. Totnl receipts
of the Whitman Nationiil Korest for
the fiscal year enilini; June 30,
aniounteil to $1(10.07.5:1, nccoixlinr
to the annuiil report by Supervisor
V. K. Ramsilell. One-fourth of this
amount is returned to Union. Uaker
anil Urant counties, where the for
est is located, for schools and (roads,
and an other tn per cent for other
roads and trails. The Whitman re
ceipts were obtained from the fol
lowing sources:
Timber sales, $l'J"i,282.74. '
Crazing permits, $13,21374.
(rinzinir trespass fines $500.00.
Rentals for, cabins, pastures, etc.,
$2.-!(i.51.
Water Power permits, $8tf4.00.
Total, $1K0,0!7.63.
Reports from all the forests of
North Pacific district of Oregon and
Washington show total receipts of
$1,035,937.42. The Whitman Nation
al Forest, says Mr- Ramsdell, shows
ine largest receipts while the adjoin
ing Wallowa Korest is second with
$121,!KM.97 and the Olympic Forest
in Washington is third' with almost
an even hundred thousand dollars.
Of particular interest to this state,
accorning lo forest oflicinls is the
fact that many of the more isolated
forests with very little income in
the past, are now being opened up
ami are beginning to make a good
showing in receipts. Senator Mc-
Kary has recently pointed out that
within a comparatively few years
the State's share of national forest
receipts will be one of the very im
portant sources of income. All the
more reason then why the forest re
sources should be carefully guarded
from fire. . ,
Hydroelectric Plant Completed.
HOOD RIVHI5, Or., Aug. 15 The
Phoenix Utility company, bringing
to completion a $1,250,000 hydroelec
tric plant for the Pacific Power &
Light company, was clearing up deb
ris und giving finisliina touch to the
big electrical system, located on
Hood River just south of tho citv.
The company, according to iL. 1'.
Mattoon. assistant sunerintemlcnt. is
adding to its crews in order to rush
to completion a large stone-filled
jetty above a steel bridge that car
ries a ten-foot pipeline across the
stream. The jetty, which will re
quire 60,000 feet of tho hcavv tim
liers. is I US feet long- A concrete
pier Is being poured on the west
,nido of the river. ,
liiipiur l'urvoor I'lncxl,
lili.VH, Or., Aug. 15. Admitting
tho posHi'HHion of more than a nun
itri!d hottku of Homo brow found at
his r'uu-ii hoini! in a night raid con
ducted by Hheriff ItohcrtH and federal
ofilcurH, C. A. AroiiHon this niominir
paid u fine of r In Justlen court
and received a slg-inionths Jail bon-.
tsnce, suspended during good be
havior. :t
The ranch house has been' oper
ated iih a road house for montha, suit!
the orriri'm.
Amos 'Fash hdicves the greatest
mystery in liTo for tho man that docs
not own a car is how tho man next
door cun afford one. .
A WAXT AD WILL DO IT
Soothe, baby's moist,
easily-chafed skin with
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FOR STYLE AND VALUE
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LADIES READY TO WEAR
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Baby Powder
Best for Baby-Bost forlorn
Try Iff Drug Storm Fint
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Soprano
PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
Coach Accompanist
Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go.
Toli-phonc Main 119 Iiceidenco Foley Hotel Main 773'
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A FEW OF OUR EVERYDAY SELLING PRICES:
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
Swift's Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 29c
Swift's Sugar Cured Loin Backs,
per lb. ..: 2oc
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 10 lbs.
net $1.84
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 5 lbs.
net ; ; J4c
Creamery Butter (Skaggs' Best)
Koll ..93c
Creamery Butter, Blue Mountain,
Roll 3c
Fresh Ranch Eggs, 2 dozen 5!)c
Full Cream Cheese, per lb.: 30c
APPLE BUTTER
Packed at 0. A. C. College
No. 10 tins, each 7!)c
No. 2Vi tins, two for ..35c
CANNED MILK
Federal, 48 tall cans $4.71
Federal Milk, per can 10c
Baby size Carnation, Sego or Bor
den's, per dozen '. 70c
. SEEDLESS RAISINS
5 lbs. Ex. Fancy Raisins (59c
2 lbs. Ex. Fancy Raisins 29c
Walnuts, 2 lbs , 8Sc
Italian Prunes, 5 lbs 59c
Matches, per box, full count 5c
BAKING POWDER
Royal, 5 lb. tins ,....$2.59
Royal 2Vi lb. tins $1.34
Royal, 12 oz. tins 44c
Caiumet, 5 lb. tins $1.19
Calumet, Vfc lb. tins (!9c
Calumet, 1 lb. tins 29c
FLOUR
At Money Saving Prices
Del Monte, per bbl ..$7.39
Del Monte, per sack 49 lbs.... $1.89
Oregon Beauty, per bbl ....$G.79
Oregon Beauty, per sack 49 lbs., $1.74
None To Equal, per bbl. .: $6.39
None To Equal, per sack..... $1.64
We are now stocking "Ramona," a
Washington hard wheat flour. Sell
ing, per bbl $7.19
Per sack, 49 lbs. ..$1.81
Any of the above grades guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
FRUIT JARS
Mason, '. gals., per case $1.31
Mason, quarts, per case ...89c
Mason, pints, per case ...73c
Mason Caps, 2 dozen .....55c
Mason Rubbers, cold pack, 4 doz. 25c
Economy Lids, per dozen 29c
CRACKERS
Perfection Sodas, No. 5 wood box, 49c
Graham Crackers, No. 5 wood
box 78c
M. J.
M. J,
M. J.
Royal
Royal
Royal
Hill's
Hill's
Hill's
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il but we have, a new one, it's $ o ff
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ijg y $1 Call at the Palace. You will L '
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COFFEE
B., 5 11). tin
I., 3 II). tin
B., 1 lb. tin
Club, 5 lb. lin
Club, 3 lb. tin
Club, 1 II). tin
Red Can, 5 lb. tin ....
Red Can, 2ti lb. tin
Red Can, 1 lb. tin.....
, ..$1.98
$1.23
:.43c
$1.98
$1.23
43c
$2.05
$1.05
44c
Cash
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