PAGE THREE
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 22, 1923.
FgF IvW FOR
1 1 ,&jcgfl feist! ' SCHOOL YEAR
CALLS ENGLISH
imnnnrn nnnrnn
uuuivmiv am
September and the opening of after a brief visit here. Mr. Hunvp
the tall, winter, spring society t-'ca- ton is superintendent of schools in
sons, are now but a few days dis- La Grande,
tant. Throughout the hot, .sull. y j
months of the summertime, social
cvcuw 111 1.41 uiuiiiic imvc uctn
in comparison to the number of en
tertainments timing the other pur-
Fashion Notes
fin-en 1 opulnr ftir livening
PAULS The fcruen style, continues
City of Union Resumes Late j
Summer Activity; leacn
crs Arriving for Opening
of School.
Iieen in the hardware business and
think Miniu-cs aro very fuvor-
ahle for a prosperous business here.
Mr. Seiber is retiring from tlie store
on account of ill health.
. Poto rinsimet is here from Island
Citv making needed changes at the
local flouring mill in order to ac-i-onininilntn
the handling of . this
"",. ... , , in , i-. t. ixr
Mrs. Carrie sneiion is hcio OCCItlUll'V uaVIS IS Wary,
Washington, I). C, for a v.s.t with I H ' . f-nmnnJ!
(Special to the Observer)
UNION. Aug. 22. The King's
Herald Missionary Society met last
tion of the vein.
When heotem'jcr arrives ine ,, .... ,.,.., i.. .i,uim . ... . i. u.,. r
grenter shale of the social cii.-t.-.-Ui lnilusjon!1 ol Illuny olh,..r moilea Miss Kreda Brown in South Union.
in mis ciiy win rc.-unie meir ac-. ,.., ... ,,..,., .,,,,.... .mil iirlccj m m,.i; h,, h,..l hr mlllitierv
tivities and from then on until next1
Many
Ihese graceful gowns
ho. l.r,.il.,- ri J. Skiff.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pursel were
down from iBwker last Thursday vis
iting the former's aunt, Mrs. E. t.
Pursel. They returned to Bakef the
same evening.
Wi aid Miles is nere ironi m
However, About Compar
ing Them to Americans.
Ily Utliel Marshall,
lntcmnlitmiil Xfnn Nt-i'vliv Slaff
Otrivs,oiiilt'iit.
LONDON, Aug. 22 The women of
the Labor Hsccretnry's Bonnonetto,
which caused many u British husband
(o grit his teeth and make uncompli
mentary remarks ahout Amorlean ud
vlM. ',' ftfcUU
'tiri-at Is llritain and greatest ol
all her women and children."
t'crhaps It was good that the Secre
tary Killed on tho sanitt day that his
sermonctte was published, or he
might have been hcslegcd by women
admirers or attacked by Irate hus
bands, lie may even yet have to an
swer to American women for his fail
ure to place them flrsl In the lists of
tho world's loveliest creatures.
: .! l,.,l-,v hi.. In while ir.-m-L.--
each other in a merry, joyous pa-j,.llt. u lu.w (t.u;uru u rrinBed
la .... . r. . ' banderelilei ol KCorjjeUe used aa a.
And with the coming of Septem-',,..
ber the lEvcning Observer will cease '
publishing society articles semi- Aiilumii Coloring Hero
weekly and will, as during the rAKIS Alreadv the modes have de
spring, carry a social news column imiiel.v taken on an uuiumn colorlnK.
duily. " iThc prevalent lone today for al'lor-
' '. noon frocks, for example, are blonde.
Mrs. B- M.-'Rogers was delightful-' mouse gray, dull green, and wood
ly surprised by her children and brown.
grandchildren at her home on UJ
avenue, Friday evening; August 17. lllaek U-alber as (nilluo ltlng.
i h,. nf hoe (Uth hirlhduv. Slie1 LONDON- Black leather, whether
was presented with main- beautiful patent or kid, is used aa ualloo rins
and useful gifts, accompanied by on many sports coats now on exhlbl
,nn l,unn., minviw nf t hp dav tiun here. 11 shines forth with re-
The evening was spent in games 'markulile distinctiveness on th
and social chat and at the close of canary and buttercup short coals
the merriment, ice cream anil cake, fancied b many lifers.
were served to the guests. " "
I Cnrncliaii Jewelry
,ir c a !,.. ...-' NKW YOKK, Uurnelian jewelry,
Mr. and Mrs. W E. Amos were - oW.fllHhlomHl amI milnt, ,.,!.
pleiisantly surprised Fnllay evening, i)io!((.n iy ani;u.t woiiun to(lliy.to Sl.l
at meir nome u h-j '-''"'rioli an otherwise too dull lostiimc of
when a number of their friends and e h,ulds0,110 pi.lldunw ot
relatives arrived 1:1 honor of their, ,-i!i.-r ..-old and
14th wedding anniversary. As nelBll.onB on lhln gol(1 cn.lln3i thu goM
ITIIHJiLN tlllUlCtl IIICV iiu.h.ivm
wnrif.nt IMA nanus uuuve- ifrtiiunu.n uit..(.. ...... i ...i
i4.ake to have charge of the Umon mlr;ulon lor sroretury of Labor
hatchery ilunn tne alienee ol . junu.8 jt jvvl. The American Cah-
KnnnPV. who IS COne OI1 cuinuuiwi ii.iiiii lion U ...,,.,.,,i.. i..u ...
more painted aim piiFcicu uum miouiinK ami Dusiiten hf v.. iHtronc ror the wotnun of Great Brit
displaying her new fall line of goods. I cinity 0f Eagle Cap. They took in
Mrs. Violet scnmidt wno nas Deen 1 no.uoo trout lor distnouiion in vniiu
here for the past month vitinK nev Ijike and The South Fork of
with her mother, Mrs. Nettie Rich, the Wallowa. Mrs. Bonney, C. L.
left last Thursi lav for her home in fmlieell ami Henrv Lartwell, accom-
Los Angeles, California. Ipanied Mr. Bonney from Union. 11(lmlrul011 wtT0 .vo,,.,! chiefly to
Miss Mertie i.MUes has oeen elect-, They will be gone aoout a wees aim ,he womra ot Great llritaln'swoman
eil as second grade teacher in the . will fish in the lakes and streams h00(1 .,.,, seerotarv, however was
South building for the coming school i that vicinity while on the outing. vcl.v oururm to draw no comparisons
vear. ;uiss muvs i a union k"' Mr. ami mrs. v. i ue:,,j!',nnbolween UritiHh ami American wo
ain, and there seems to he u new mu
tual admiration ortfuni&ation well un
der way.
When Secretary Davis recently
visited his motherland his words o,'
rrofeifeor of Uw EiiRAgod.
STANDARD WHEAT
PRICE EXPECTED
8ALK.M, Or., Aug. 22. Hoy C.
Harding of Chicago, has accepted A
professorship In the department of
law and hli tory In Willamette unlver.
slty, beglnnini,' Heptember 17. Dr.
Harding was graduated from Hills.
dale collegt In I HI a. He was In tho ;
overseas service for nearly two years.
hiriyil he was graduated form tho '
I'nlverslty of Chicago, with the degros
of doctor of jurisprudence. For three
years he practiced law In Denver, and
during the last year has taught In
Illinois. Dr. Harding will he a mem
ber of the Wttlamotle law faculty ami
Uho liberal arts faculty. Ho la SI
years old and is unmarried.
and had some experience as a teach-1 Zelpha Beech and Gerville Wilson
er. The school board and Professor are home from a trip through south
C'onklin have about completed the; em Washington.
work of securing teachers for the j Harry Cole has gone to Wallowa
Union schools, one or two more in lake tn work at the ponds for a
the grades and about the same num-,fow davs." He has been employed at
ber of positions in the high school
being yet to fill.
Fred N. Fox and wife went to
Imbler Sunday to spend the day at
the home of Mrs. Fox's parents,
Mr. and Mm. A. F. Wilson.
W. V. Connor of Union, and Dr.
Little of Cove, motored over to Ba
ker Wednesday afternoon to wit-
couple with sweet peas and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served alter which tne guests ue
looking better with this stone than
platinum, '
lli'ium Kidskln for Motoring
fill motor coat seen here today is of
henna kidskin. It is m;.du on straight
lines with a collar, belt and, pockets
reminiscent of the army officer:;'
overcoat.
parted wishing mem many ino.e i.a,,-, N.;w Y(KA rat.tical anu bcautl
py aim prnspeum'. ycai.-. ...uuv
18 guests were present.
Mrs. A. T. 'Hill entertained Mon
day afternoon at her residence at
1008 First street .it an informal
party. A very deiignuui nour was stiect M11.es Simpler.
spent in Mrs. rims newer saiueii, NKW Vil:K, street shoe today
which is situated at one end ol theuru u.mK lowaru greater simplicity
dining room, wnere rei..esnmems . ,. , , , , thu r , an,,
were served- blues yield tu browns and grays and
Out-of-town guests who were ires- (u, .lllKl, J(.wi.le(1 ltucklc t0 demure
ent were: Mrs. 1-rank o. Portland, ,, (lf ,noked pearl.
Mrs. Showalter. of Wichita, Kansas,, 1
mother of Mrs. J. D. Lynch, and
Mrs. MaWhinney, of (Ravenna, Ne-j
biaska, mother of Mrs. A. V. Lind-gron.
tho fik hfttjherv.
Lvle Castor returned to Union
Inst week to be here for school. He
"has been working in Wallowa county.
Wednesday in rrairie city.
V..-A1 A!,.ti Inft lat. u-epk for
a trip through Central Oregon and
out to tne coast. Accoranig 10 re
port he stonDCd ut Prairie City and
ness the Klan initiation which was-while there was married to Miss
held at the baseball park that eve-1 Freda Thompson, the bride accom-ning-
' panying him on the remainder of
. . ,. , . , . . 1 the journey. Tney will return to
. Agricul tural Teacher Arrives. Unio t(J makfi their homo. Mr.
Fred Osborne, the nesv agncultur- Mllrtin is an employe of the Conner
al teacher for the high school i store and Miss Thompson was one
here from Corval lis and has taken :o t, ade tcachers ;n the Union
up his work for the year. In addi- schoois biast vear.
tion to this work. Mr. Osboine wilt : Mr Rradshaw, who taught in
have charge of the athletics for the Unon about ten years ago, is here
lUKll htliuui uuys, aim an nc in tuin;
HPOKANK, Wash,, Auk.
peettnt- Canada to rail in lino if thu
I'nited States adopts a standard wheat
price, Attorney tieneral Ilrowne of
Alberta and Dominion Minister ol i
I'uhilc Affairs Uoid have been tourlntf j
the wheat growliw sections of tho '
I'nited States to delermiim conditions I
here. They were, recently K"ests in j
Spokane, studying tho WashlnKton j
Wheat Growers, Associated,, and the '
national organization. J
1 "They wero much improsscd with
nHm..,L,i.Hi,n a,. 1.1 A ' , A.ll. !
llla Uocrctary of the WashinRton asaocia-
'T am proud to be able to say thut l )ort;.a Umt Ul0 Canadian farmers
were becoming lnsistant that thft
(arm bureaus of their country Intrl
duco a wheat marketing organiia-
men, and perhaps therein lies
salty In tho land of his adoption.
nowhere In the world have I seen )
finer women and finer children than j
in Britain today." said Secretary ;
Davis In a signed article printed in
the London KvenlngNews. .
"They are superb."
On DniijccrtMis J found.
During the ou lb u rut undoubtedly
the Secretary ran pretty close to the
line of drawing fire from American
women but he mado an adroit turn
and escaped any comparison of the
relative merits of British and Ameri
can feminine pulchritude. j
"Your splendhU British women' are
the bfRKCst asset the Kmplre posses
ses," said the Secretary, with never a
thought of Britannia's ship thai rule
the wave or Mosul oilfields or Indian
riches.
Has Britain realized this?" Kvl-
uthletc himself, a irood year is
anticipated in this line also.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson returned
Wednesday from a visit of several
vceks in Portland and at the sea
shore. Mrs. Roland Wulf is here from
Perry visiting at the home of iMr.
ami Mrs. Ed. Wulf for a short time.
Mrs. James Withycombe is here
frmn Portland to visit with her son
Robert, at the experiment station.
AGED MEN ARE
ETTER PUPILS
from Missouri on a visit. ;Mr- Brad-
shaw has an offer in Bafker ami
may return to Oregon again this
year.
Tourist travel seems to be in
creasing almpst every day, judging
by tne number 01 cars passing mm
and those compmg at the park, bat-
Hon."
Suggestion that Aron Saplre, an I
originator of the American plan, j
might be Induced to go to Canada and
supervise a similar organisation there.
was mado by thu Canadian notables,
Mr, Adams said, adding that Austra
lia Is also considering a stronger pool
for the control of wheat. Mr.- Browne
and Mr. Hold expected to coiitlnuo
their study in California and Montana
aftor leaving tho Spokune country.
V it Ion of I110 Si'IhhiIs IMnimcU
BANDON, Or., Aug. 22,- A hearing
In the application for the union high
Hchool diHtrtct for Bandon will bo held
dently the Secretary feared not, f or in Coiiuille September U. Petitions
he answered his own question thus:
'T am moved to ask tho question
because I saw that Ihe women have
too much to do. They are too much
bowed with domestic responsibilities.
They nro treated too in u ill as express
baggage.
"This . Idea t out of date. Men
alonu cannot put straight thta post
war world, and I should like to se
have been present ed to tho county
boundary board asking that a union
lie established of nine districts. Includ
ing Bandon, I'arkersburg, Randolph,
Lower Two Mile, I'pper Two Mile,
New Itke Prosper, I'pper Vaur Mile,
Lower Kour MUc, and ljiurel Lake.
The tola! valuation will bo $2, 382.231.
The proposed si to for a new high
school building is within a half mjle
unlay there were about thirty ma-jt,H, i;,.mH,t W(ftnon frco to UH0 m;of ,ho 80l,thcrn limits of tho city of
that vast store of idealism which has
helped to weave a thread of gold
through the tangled skein of domestic
worry."
Mildred and Marion I.ovett and;
Imise French entertained at out)
Friday evening, ' delicious refresh
ments being served at the close of
Ihe evening.
Three taoles were sealed at cards,
the color scheme proving very at
tractive with pink and white p.e
dominatinir. (I race C hapman
hiirh honors, Grace KymouK, second
prize ami iuiimiy I'tnnin, ,.,,. ,i,,i,. n,.... i..,iimhw
la tion. 1 1 heir overalls; where a man ehanlh
' , . . " . ' , ' ,1 Latin verb:, to the swish ol lib; broom,
Carol Glenn, daughter of Mi. a.ul iml ,C ,jne(1, ut tlu, !iliwniil, tilika
Mr?. Bud Glenn,, of bummervilie, .,fl..si( (;r(.H( wMh H feow WOI.kers.
came the bride of Roy Conley, Mon- j Qut m lhu trut.k ((,n t.ubljuBt!H
day ailernoon at oclock at the;W.( (.ul,1V;lU.u UM1K, (llMt.ussiom; Gt sec-
Episcopal manse in La Grande. Kev-j1otl ct.ntur., hvrtlsWtii iinil ruiulamen-
orena ureasy oi ncmieu, u.-ihk me
chines on the o-roumis,
Miss Ma shbu rn wan here re p-resentino-
the E. O. L. & P. Co. as
Will Snivelv. who has been livintr demonstrator of the electric stoves
near the Jacob mill on Catherine I and electric cooking. She held
Creek since last spring, has moved classes in the front of the Union
back into Union so the children can Cash grocery during the day. lliilmnd's Boiled,
attend school. Mrs. Keaton, Mrs. Crombes and Bight here the Englishmen began
Business Chanires Hands. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, all of Ohio, wcre.lo lose faith in Secretary Davis and
J. P- Webster, who came here in Union last week, the guests of offered up thinks that ho holds a
from Burley, Idaho, a short time their cousin, Mrs. Jack Donavan.i place in tho t nlled states and not in
;ae-o. has boueht and taken nos.ession ' whom thev had not seen for over Ithe Brltash Cabinet,
of the Seiber new and second hand twenty years- While nere tney iook
2 - store on Main street. Mr. Webster a ride aeross the valley and de
the work of the Government snmo of I Bandon, The boundary board wilt
The emancipation of the British
housewife has got to come
declare the union district unless a
remoiintrnu.ee Is presented at the head
ing. In the latter event the question
wi ii ue pui tip iu a votu ui i no uiiiu
dlstrlets nnd must receive a majority
of district to curry.
Seeks Plan Tu Kuri Smuggling.
MANILA. P. 1., Aug. 22. (A. P.)
In an effort to stop smuggling of dia
mond k into this port, all passengers
continued landing here will bo searched, Collec
tor Aldanrse announces. Men and
MONTKAUI.K. Tenn,. Aug
f, l 1 In Hit- lieiirt ni' Ihe Tennps- tins his fnmilv hprn find is looking rlii'-Ail thi. tn lift the nrettiest Val
.' .1 1 .. u,.lw.,.lil, N-- .. U tn .. Tin 1T.. nr, .-irui lnitri hnmn tlovwl filirl I na l.io-ftlnu Pl-ntt1 IhiiiU'nhiiiii .-lll l. uitl. !....( ...I tn U,.IB
Grace Chapman won i!oh(, .M.-nniri.-il Sehnnl where iln:ti nn rvnpi-ionend mnrehjint. Iinvinfr sitiird'tv thi nnnvtet left for Pnrt-Mntter nlace thev will return to Ohio, treatment, ho wivs.
siudeiits argue over tho Paulino pay
tLL ILsm versus uiuderiiism is threshed
out over the milking of the cows. In J
one day these .students burled tho j
hnby of a broken hearted mother hav- I
lug first made tlie coffin, wrote Greek
exercises, mended a wagon, and
wound up by playing a winning gauiM
of baseball,
'I he school s an unique Institution
where men, long since past school age,
but wishing to lit themselves lor clor
lcil orders, are trained lor tin; minis
try. They are poor men who come to
tlili- Ui.lmr.l .1-1. I. .1. iu I ..It..
friends were present ami enjoyed a !,.;,,,,., '."nvine. Th.-r.t are two ex
pleasrnt evening. Refreshmcnls were 1 .,,. .,monK ,icmi orlL. or. lwo wlli,
sciTto. tunny experience, some clerks, mu
li'iiiinii-ii mill fiirmi-rs.
i inr school is t-o-oin-rativi-. I here I
inipres.-.ive ring ceiemony-
The happy couple will be at home
to their friends at Cove.
i
Frnnci-i Robinson was pleasantly
surprised by the Intermediate So
city of the Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church last evening
at his home at the corner of Kourth
and 0 streets. He had been spend
ing the summer at Halfway, Ore
gon, and has just recently returned
to La Grande. Abaut '2" of his
LINOLEUM
TIME
3I1C Ot j f
-cupu-
ustrl..l 1 B
Itev.ll
tli I I
A very prettv wedding was soi-
'i ..: i... t) ...I
einnizcu lasi evening uy . .lr(. ,,,, f,,,.,, , cv,.,.y 01R, 0,
Uliliuin irosuy nil.-.?, oi n.c I'l'C sliiclvlils works at some occup;
tenar i cnuren, in me uoiiio ui ..... tion ilboul ,,, ,.., unu lnuU!Jtr,,
anil .ills. a. l. lun wuei "icii ,,,(! for liis Uccii and IniinliiB
(laugnier, .Hiss i-can ihj i.m, ra.i. .v, w s cl .ihonu. ArclHl. ainn ol tin-I
the bride of hd G. Keisland, in the t j.:,,iscoinl Diocese or Tennessee, is tlie
'presence of only the immediate lam-,in-eior of ihe work, immeilimclv
llies of the bride and uyomm. Uupervis,-,! i.v llev. ji. r. i.okuii. u. i
The happy couple are blh local .,. Wllrit.n i
people and have many friends n. scimcpMIi.- men .u, ::iairie,l. Thu 1
tins city wno wisn inom a i nt an,. ; .. ,, swc(.Pi L.ooki ,lu.mli u.,, ;
happv wedded life. Mrs. K.-I land ha. chll.kc.n.,, ,. unv sivil un, uru aU I
f- tha tin ir frtw vpur. lippn niirnllnil I , . . .. 5
.... ... ,,.,v ..... pv.a nosy, .vim an ui c-e.
in a nurses training course at la- rher.- are no hur.1 and fast rules
.coma, Washington, and Mr. hcislandt.,.,,, ,h,a of ,.0.OI,t.r ulo. i.crimps
has been employed in La Grande. ,,vc,. W11( . tt lll01.0 u,u.,.,.lln n.ivL-niure
They left last evening (or lacoma,imor,, s,..Filcriiiein,,iv ii-anselute.l In
where they will spend several days, to liu., Airi,(lv ,m.n 1V0 j,um, onI
thence returning to La Grau.le ri.,)nl lhl, S(.hooI a,1(J , smaM B)hl.r(,,
where they will make their home. i)(,comc powers.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL SNOW FLIES TO HAVE
YOUIt FLOORS COVERED
We Feature
Armstrong's Linoleum
Step-in Sets
Filmy and Cool
These convenient Step
in Sets are made of
numerous sheer mater
ials that women like
and are lace-trimmed.
$1.50 to $5.90
-Gr
;LnjLi
Many New
Nightgowns
Nightgowns in crepe
and voile, in strap style
are pretty and de
,Ughtful,t TCsaiY.Jh.ess,
come in many lovely
colors and are tasteful
ly simple with drawn
work or pipings for dec
oration.
$1.75 to $3;25
l-'ai- North lih-i-li-h- Itiunl Opens
'al Iron l-'h-hls
STockihpi.m, Ain,-.:".'. (A. i-.)-
The Ladies Mission Society of the!
Lutheran church will meet Tnuis-I
dav afternoon at 2::i0 o'clock at the
home of Mrs- Nelson, 11MI7 Oak;-n. (.iwti-irkuiion oi the most north
street, bveryoony coruiuny 'n-;,-ii:. riilro.nl In the worhl has Ju-it
Vllcd to he present. I.een completed and inaiiK .iateil. This;
" eleeii-ic railwav ha- a i--aht or L'iii '
Miss Ruth Taylor, who has been
! miles, and is Ihe second hinges! In the
visitini; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'.,.,i, i.jns snrpass.n onlv be an
H. P. Lewis, will leave for San ehetrliied stretch of the chieosa . Mli
Diego, California, the latter part of WUuk--. and si. I'aul HaDroad In the
this week, where she will spend the ' ( ,,(,, ,, states.
winter. j Tin- Swedl.-di read links the ir.ni ore'
.iniinlnK dlslrhls ot l.pidind wi-.li the'
Miss Kxaniilia Ciarke, djuglitc.- ol ;Sl ,rtol. uhd .Narvik perls In the
N. K. Clarke, manager of fhe Uni
1 ,int h. and, Itelorc lieini; conipletel
Hotel, who has been spending t lie ' , i.c i ri i ii-i. had carried 7 r.n n n.ooo
summer in union, reuirneii nisi eve- ,,,. f i,-,in ort, valued at nearly i '
lung to Fortiann. .miss viaiKe wa:-: j'.-,e. unit. ami.
one of the twelve en Is soicctcii in :
FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE
Nearly Forty
Portland in the beauty contest, the
winner to represent Portland i'i AV
lantic Citv. N. J., in the national
contest this tall.
Tax .Apmiiitmeiii lli-elineil,
I'i:mh.i:tin. nr., Aug. v. T.
Il.-eies of Slanfl'i' Id l. ieuilv a''Ollll-
d hv tlov.TlK.r I'leret lu s- rve o-l the
stilt, rlax ( olnniisHon of l uiatill .
The Pvthian Si.-ters club will meet ,uliiv. ha. sent his resignation to the
with Mrs. ly. W- Drumsmith at hcr!KOv. rnor uul will not serve on the1
home in Ladd Canyon, tomor.ow af j. .miiiisioii. This ract lieeaiuo known'
temooll at '2:30 o'clock.. here wh- n Mr. Ileev. s dal u.,t attend i
'the nieellnir of the cornims.-ion, but
Mrs. C. S. Jerard. Mr. nnd Mrs.lin-tead M-nt a h it-r imoriulng A. t
Leslie Gibhs and Hert Jerard, of,.-uek. s.ei"iarv. that his r.-siunallon
Pendleton, were guests in La tiranilejiind n sen. io lie- Kovernm. .o
over the week-end, returning to rea-ion for hit .leiinu was kIv. n lu ihe'
their home by auto. :l. it- r to the .-- t n tar.. .
Mrs. E. W. Barnes- left thiscityj til.l-'l line .lnu an- I ni-mtlii-.l
this nmrning. twund for hr hmne, M' 'I NT ri.K.xs.WT. riah. Aug.
at Chico, ( alil'oi ilia, after remain- 1.. I'.) -Two I irvre earthenware
ire here several days as the guet rnund re-.- nilv h im-ai resi-ii-nts
of Mrs. A. !!. Hunter- ' In a ellri tlni-llli i; In Southern I 'tah.
-ii i. h'v- pronoimrt-d hy rnlvcisite r,i
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hampton have ruin anthoritt.. ai Salt like i.-itv un
returned to La Grande f:er a vi.-it i.-in: mor- than )-.r ii. Th.
-in I'er.H!eton. They -re accxr.Uiti- are v-!l preen e. un'l w.-t-e. up
ied by Jim B-jv r. Mr.-. Haiiii.-fn'-- I : nl.-. v." l I" thecliif dwell. n, as
brother, who fe'utned to Pen-ile'on water ret.-j.t jeh. .
Good
Patterns
To Select From
We Do Not Feature CHEAP QUALITY Linoleum
as BAIT. Make Your Own Comparisons
Jillll
Bohnenkamp
Co
for Quality, Service and Satisfaction
Jersey Silks 4
Jersey silk undergar
ments as light and cool
as these are will make
warm days thoroughly
enjoyable. Vests and
bloomers, comfortable
to wear because they fit,
Lome in flesh, natura
and peach.
$(5.00 to $6.75
Do You Use
TOOLS
Thtn Sec Our Line of ,
"Cheney"
HAMMERS
"Weston"
SAWS
"Billings & Spencer"
WRENCHES
"Red Devil"
PLIERS
"Stan-ell"
PRECISION TOOLS
Yes, Wc Have What
You Want.
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
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hre that rn-i-f ! lmposlh' to rev h
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