Saturday, August 25, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The officers of the Preabyterial today, farecuatinir a touch uf nlmi
society were entertained yesterday lnr brilliance on autumn costumes,
by the local officers in Im Uramle, 'Cream orirundie gowns huve .cherry
ami Prenhyteriul officers livinir in j sashes, anil frocks of white geor
La C.raiule, in the form of a picnic cette have bits of lacquer red 'bead
luncheon at the- Park. This is unling. i
annual --event, and once each yearj '
they have an all dav meetinir. to Mother of I'earl Back '
discuss different matters of the or-! New York. .Mother of pearl '.in a
(tanination, and to have a general lovely, old-fashioned thing, coming
social time. back again into style. It is , met
Quite a large delegation from Ha-'most frequently today in the -form'
ker and Union were present at the of spangles, with which various cus
Viicnic yesterday, bringing also, their topis are decorated. It makes beau
local officers. , tiful bracelets also. .,,
The outstanding featuie of the day I
was the splendid program that was Mellow Shades lor Party Frocks,
given, ably presided over by Mrs. New York. Among the colors to
C. M. Humphrey,; president of the be fashionable in the next few
rresnyieiiai. .urs u a. jioe was weens lor parly irocKs ore mellow
chairman of then Juncheon commit-'shades, of yellow, clear blues and a
tee, anil was enjoied to the fullest Sreen, ' brighter than leaf but not
extent by all who attended. In fact, io crude as grass. Cream and ivory
the meeting that was held yesterday tints are also in favor,
was pronounced as one of the most!
successtul ever held. .
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The regular conjoint meeting of
the M. I. A. will be held Sunday
right, lAugust ,2C, at the Taber
nacle at 7:30 o'clock.
Numbers on the program will in
clude an address by Campbell Gar.'
rick, who has' recently returned from
a.mlssj3n in tne Northern stales;
vocal . duet by Mrs. G. A.
Library Ghats
Through the courtesy of tho Kee
ning Observer this column contain
ing bits of interesting inforimition
uliout your I'uhllc 1 .Unary will be
Bean mihlixlu'd Satuniuy. Since U Is your
and Mrs. Jack' Hiatt reading hy institution vi foul un- that you ure
lAfrs. '.'lyde Metcalf : violin solo by i interested In Its jihuis for the future,
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IMPROVING III
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SWIMMING COACH
GOES TO SYRACUSE
International Nr tfe-rtkf! Ntaff
lirresMHiilriil.
HYK.UTHK, N. Y Wli.n Haloid
I.. I'll-ll. coach Of till! rillllollH (Vii-lili.
IWulk.-r. who nuni acrosa Ijiko Kric. JnKh Nihool senior.
!,anil o( other nationally known aiiuutlo Mclvln Morse, tho youthful aenni-
iiimiivs, comes to Hyracimi' University Hun, who cxpeola to tomo lo Syriicuso
Cleveland Kaat High Hchoolaenlor.
l.lttlo Wllsdou, dlstuncu pltlliKe,
Cleveland West tilth School senior.
Jimmy House, very fust free stylo
Hwluitner, from -rnlwmlty School,! a
Cleveland preparatory Institution.
1 Harolil Mooney, Bpeeily likewood
:lt Chicago la '.H"2. I'niverulty
Hehool, a Cleveland "prep" Institu
tion, finished runner-up last season,
through his cotirhlnfr.
Hiiialn lYiislmi-i NjiIuIiIi-m
I.ONIION. (AIM. 'Tlin Civil l.lst
renslons jruintt-il during the Mnaneln
yi-ui- i-noVil Mtirch, contains the mini
of Miss Kawarii Itf tuhiMii-i- who Is al
loweil TitJII "In l-iM-ni-'nlllnn nf tlx, ,11m-
pm,.,..,, T?o lnvinrr ,, . ' 1 ",I,B l"c"'or lh" he,wnen no Mulshes at prepnifctory 'llngulsh.-d service aof her hi - o( li
LOlHUany Ie-ldVUlK will lirlmt with him al least hnl. 'school III lA liniMi i- tiM m'.l u..,'.l i i ..
lli ancn Jjine Xl a I U U a U "" """""it "'rs wno novo woninmy i" me ureat jonnnlo VVelsmuller. IJtary l.aily Wurd la also Bianteil $
H'i.o .l-c nnr,fAirtcr r, In "" 01 ciiiunpionsnip laiiiels. He .uist liner. In tile senior A. A.C.
1 KICKS, ACCOiailig LO JU'jbrlniis ulso an excellent record ofl""-aril chumplonshlps at Chlcano,
.Morso I'iulshi'il close liehiud Wclaliiul
!er, who Hliattered the world's record
for Ihe event. Ini-idently, .Morse, too,
passed well, under tho old world's
sej)h Dispatch.
Earl Munwaring; piuno solo bv Be:
sie Andrew; readinir by Elmer Peter
son. The L. ID. S. Choir, will fur
nish ' music during- the evening.-
. AIi'i ' Manwaring tnd Mr. Peterson
are B. Y.-U. stuiionts at ProvO, Utah,
who :are spending a short time in
La tirande. -,-'''
The program" promises to ' be ex
cellent, and the rtublic is cordially
invited -to attend.
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Harold Maxwfcll motored to Pen
dleton last, evening anil . spent the
night with his parents, returning
to La, Grande this evening.'
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. Mr. 'and Mrs. Y. 0. Warner,, who
have -been visiting at the honie of
.their ' son, W. I). 'Warner, of this
city, left this morning for Wallowa
Lake, where, they ' will . spend some
time. ' i
Mr. 'and Mrs. T. D. Allison, Miss
Edith Swalberg, and Donald McLean
its growth and development
- The llliriu-y rxisls for this i-ommun-ity,
Hlui you are all Invited to devel
op one hahlt which we hope ( will
prove lo lie to your advantage tho
library hahlt. It is llku the movie
habit or the soda water habit. We
UIIVDICIIS OK ANCIENT KGI.
. TIAN.-. CIVILIZATION . unfolded
themselves before the eager eyrs of
these bluejackets from the Amer
ican destroyer Fox. A, native
erlent Is conducting ' them from
ivIivlyle.HaU In h8 Temple o
.-.on at Kr.nuk. J
coaching success.
Some of. the m.-ii who are iilan-
,.,,, ' . r v i'"l"g to rollow their popular coach
JORf,PH, Ore. The O.-W. R. &.N. jt(.oln (-,,.v,.ni, fCtrtti y. yl c A
Co. is making some substantial lm-,to Synicuse Cnlversliy are liie fol
provements on the roadbed of the ; uwlnr:
branch line, particularly through thei ,.nrl Meers. former senior A A V
canyon. Ninety pound steel is tak- ,nVnir eluiniplon, ' "
ing the place of the liO-pound rails, Art Mtsu, notional scholastic
tho work havincr reached a point', iivlnc iliainiiloii.
laoom a nine tins sine 01 uiiiiiiiii. Mclvln Jlorse, national 220-yard
jriioiigii more :iu-poiuiuurs nine iicc-n rreo slyl
provided to re-lay tne tracK to tne
mouth of the canyon this year and i
there js a prospect that the lighter
rails will be replaced as fur as the
Wallowa station within the next
year. The intention is to lav heavy I
steel to Joseph eventually, but this I
will not' happen in the immediate! ;.
future. The heavy steel is brought i
iioiu me maul liliu wueie il is ucimk
replaced by 100-pound rails. The
SO's are sawed down a little, making
them average about 2-4 feet instead
of thirty feet, the standard length.
The extensive logging operations in
the canyon have placed quite . a
strain upon the trackage of tho
branch, ninking it necessary to re
place the liehter steel with the main
line standard. This traffic will prob
ably be added to greatly by the
movement of the grain crop, to say
nothing of the prospect of several
hundred carloads of head lettuce.
mark career of t li n Is marked with
'the records t such swimmers as
.Morse.
llesldcs coaching tit tho Y. M. C.
A.. Clen has round time to direct
swimming at several blah schools.
hast High, uniler his tiitrrau'C.
mid hack slroki- ehiuniilon.lhe nntloniil si-holii-dic ehnniplon'shlps
In rei-oRnltton of the service -render
ed by her husband the lute Sir John
Leslie Ward." as an artist.
Tennis stars To Weil. '
LONDON. (Af) Two young ten
uis stars have started a (emits "love
match" by becoming engaged TheHe;
are Miss Kvelyn Colyer, who aroused
much Inn-rest ut Wimbledon tills year
mid M. .1. I. I'. ("I'at") Wheatley
who played In the Davis Cup team
nsainsl Spain, and won the Kngllsh
covered courts elm m plonshtp. -
lo -make his- home-ami .there.-will be
n,,lit the Kiilscoiuil cuthcdrul und
wish to create in you the library hab-othl,r ,rtings. La Grando and
It- . . i Poniiintnti ' urn both anxious to., be
The Public ' Library is open until
nine o'clock every nlKht so don't get
Into the habit of thinking hie library
isn't lor you because ou are a work
ing man. We ure very glad lo look
up references of any kind every eve
ning. Don't miss gel ting ucouulnU'il
with your Public Library.
The Llbrury appreciates the kind
ness or .Mr. HllvcrthorilQ who so will-,
Ingly loaned a section of his store
window for the interesting exhibits
which we. have puf on this weeki A
very, queer exhibit, perhalis some of
you are saying, and we will admit
there is nothing very artistic In a
pile of old, dirty, woruoiit buoks. Vet
I Pendleton are
i honored -by inc msnop - aim.
! Nichols urged that this clly do all
within Its power to maintain diocese
heaiiquarters here.
Old .Mines (ilve Xcw (iolil. ,
COItHAl'H, Germany. (API Ciolil
iliggeia ure-working In pits, -which
have lain Idle since 1585, and there Is
great excitement In, this piinolniillty of
WnldecU over reports which assayers
hove made on the red clay taken tram
the Bid diggings. ' .'
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left '.this morning or Wallowa Lake,! " "1,BW,,'B such nuestlons as. "In' the
where. thev will spend some .time. library used by the public?" "Why
. . ' dueii the lllirury need to buy new
Mrs. 'Thomas Stumlley and ' IMl-s. books'.'" The library must grow to
Hoinei- Wilson will entertain the n i"'ee wnn mis growing com
Pnrkdale lub, . Wednesday
your
this
uiunlty. Thcreiore, boost
i'nblle Library.
A bill for new books has reeenrly
arrived whicli means new books are
A: C. Hampton were!"" the way. Tin- list looks n,erost-
in .inn we kiiow you are g-iillg to
want to read them all. We hope next
AugU-i'
2lth nt the home of Mrs. Wilson in
1-ruitdale.
' Mr. and Mr:
visitors in Pendleton last week.
Fashion Notes
j y-ck to In;
I about, tht-m.
aiiie t t-l you - no re
Wo watc-h this sitae,;.
Lace and lluxlin. Frills.
Puns. I.ate summer gowns of or
paiulie,' crepe de chine and linen now
are bur.stiajf into a veritable foam,
of little lace and muslin frills. la
many citses the Very short sleeves !
ns well as the. side, panels, ure made
of frills altogether,
RECEPTION FOR
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Still Flower Bedecked.
Parish 'Hats continue flawer - be
decked today in' spite of autumn .approach.-
A, chic favorite is the wide
hat of crinoline, the crowft of which
is covered with tiny muslin n:es.
0 SHOP PUNNED
Parasols Hum I'rim. .
' London. Parasols, which started
out to be extremely ornate, are now
of rattier demurely prim cast. One
type, is. of accordion plaited taffeta
decorated merely with an edging of
point lace. ' i
' Prefer fcumpler Shop. '
. London. Many yomen today , are
discarding the bul'kles and oilier
gaudy "ornaments ot) their shoes. At
present a number jof smart women
fayor, a simply- sha with one .nar
row strap about the ankle.
Distinguish))); Color. .
Xew ork. Ihel lug thing
distingjishes this autumn's
from last is the cdlar. Collars
RAKKK. Or.. A public r.-rejitlon
minor. n; iishop itii.l aIih. W. I'. kimi
inlon. wf the Kuimopal dioi-esc of
nisLern Oregon, will he In Id it tin;
j 101 Us lnitl on Wetlnesfiuy evening Sepl
teniher V:, neeording to nil iinnon nee-"
nient iiuide at the cimniher of eoni-
jineree luncheon at the Geiser drili ut
noon yesterday Ity James II. .Nicliol.
who .tirgeri that atteml uiee by eery
resident nf the city he emphusi.ed.
Tentative plans lor the reception
were made on Tuesday evening.
Secretary Aleaeham Is in charge of
program arrangements,
-Mr. Nichols pointed out thai des
pite the fact that I'dshop lCeininton
has made his home in (taker for
ne.uly a eer he hus not yet de
finitely decided upon ha;: official
residence hut is expected to do Ko
within a short time. Jlead'iuai'lers
for tho diocese will 1m established
whemvr Hihop Iiemington decides
Tiie protection of xnr
pipertv- a job fo? o
a speciaHst ;;
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Vorit jimpiTty ri'pifH'iil? H.pnri Jiq
or yoiierenltli. peilinp iiio( or It. lo
Adeq'ualo protection" lor this in- Jjg
vested money is of great impor- Ji
tance to you. A disastrous" fire unit IjO
no insurance mlghl fp out all Jg
) "r hdiiiiKd, m insurance is it vuai f i
thing to yr.tl.
This agency would be pleased lo i
Borve you ns youi-, iusiirauco stpe
eialisis and kiw; you the benefit of
(Is experience with the Hartford I
I'M re Insurance Company. J
A 'I'lioiie call today
may save you loss
tiomoi-i'ow
Security Insurance
Agency
OHAS. H. RKftiOLDS, Mrninlrer.
liA Uraiide Oregon
insiiruncn wiw Berviee"
STONE
JARS
All
Sizes
With or Without"
Handles
With or Without
Covers
at
' tfic
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
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The All Important
HAT OF AUTUMN
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In. Charming New Contours
EVERY woman's new Hat may be- ,
come her delightfully. There are so
many shapes with rolling brims, wide
brims or no brims at all that e.very type
has been well cared for. One sees at
i glimpse, feather trimming on satin
: Chapeaux, leather on felt, and an in
teresting variety of velvet Hats in
pleasing new colors. Their smack of . '. :,
Paris has come from models by:
Mercedes Premet Georgette
Fanizon Lanvin Reboux Louison
:'r ' LADIES READYjTO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
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fotm and shape,
elongated into skirt
Hed Gjinsl
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fvery conceivable ):
ometinies "being o
panels. i o
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MOl'XTAI.Y C II I
Mi. II MM. Hi.-iny rar
l still wo.trs his old wi- honnrt.
Cre bullet slightly
pluintse in Ihe lot
tis rarrer. Mountain
hittle of
Hue! it ths
V' do your
own washing:
I it rolm too muck emu
it n drag font strcngtb and
I It urtcffem trh more unppmai '
4 It m OMKC opraurt chu bwtfif
1 1 n (Uauimo tm t W hoc vcaihef
Yon should send your washing
to us because:
l W 4n M chttpcf, better. tm&
mkn tkin fm cold.
I WetVegitrtofotofco.
j W tr on bjttent J nrcrMf.
4 We uk? thr thuci1 burden a ad
the oitil vwry from jo.
Telcpbont us tody.
The Modern Laundry
MAIN 77
One Week
Only -
Children's Union Suits
Made of choice dimity
velour. Value 6'Jc.
2 Suits, $1.00
Renfrew Zephyr
Madras
In 45 patterns. 35c value
3 Yards $1.00
Davinshii e & Schoolday
Cloth
Values 3t)c
3 Yards, $1.00
Choice Patterns
In best quality Jap
Crepe. Values to 35c
4 Yards. $1.00
Men's Fine Athletic
Unions
15. V. D. Patterns
2 Suits, $1.00
Ladies' Fine Knit
Unions
(5'Jc to 75c values
2 Suits, $1.00
Ladies' Fine Gauze
Knit Unions
Values to 00c
3 Suits, $1.00
STARTS MONDAY
AUGUST 27th
ENDS SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 1
CLEAN-UP
SALE
The people of Grande Rondo Valley have en
joyed the best prices during our Opportunity
Days Sale since l'Jll, some even being lower
than the manufacturer's cost. It came just when
everybody was preparing for Fall harvest and
vacation time.
So great has been the buying it has left our
stock broken, so
FOR ONE WEEK
We Are Going to Give
A CLEAN-UP SALE
of unheard of values. Everything arranged for
ONE DOLLAR. . Now is the time to prepare for .
school at our expense.
Your Saving Will Re From 20 to 50 Per Cent
Andrews Variety
Store
(5 Cups and Saucers
English Semi-Porcelain
$1.45 value for $1.00
Seal Top Jelly Tumblers
pint size; values, 8(Je
dozen.
Vi Dozen, $1.00
Fancy Coca Cola
Glasses
85c values. Per Set
2 Sets, $1.00
7-Piccc Glass Berry
Sets
Value $1.39
Set, $1.00
Assorted Plates,
Seconds
15c Each
$1.00 Dozen
English Semi-Porcelain
Plates
Values $1.45 Set
Per Set, $1.00
No. 2 and 3 Galvanized
Tub
Value $1.23
, Each, $1.00
Ladies' Knit Bloomers
45c Values
3 for $1.00
Service
Economy
lart el the warrior BUliteet eluc
rain.
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