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H'lifef ill GRAftffia EVENING OBSERVER
flij' MMinesIav,
Octaber -lo,
Another La Grande Case
1ETY
Famous;
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i fUHtMolMiiy evening Mrs. K.' T.. An-,rhool l!h rhe i;t class, ntlil was
-jrtrjts; nn,I Jirn. ' I;y i l.iil'l( r ;i n--;a lufimiur iearher of t'nion coupiy Si
r. !j4:i,t.t . i .n .'. , ' ... . v .
..mini ew Mmie. uil t jvBr, ii,iUK nereiE verj . ee
f.WSSjylwniii aveftij,; .in honur';
-UlTOMV.i Ky t .Nof( unit, 5Hsa O,
iVit'T?-' -.''"'"V 'nrlytJijtrl of liie
;of aiilo in ill! line of . work.
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WoijHin'ii KoretKn . Missionary
. r.f ti... It tW,lLf .,.....,..
'jitvl-uMMMJfi"iii litKir'senre ? witt , niee( lq the rlujrrh parfers
P'f "!' StVUnluiyierliJiK mrryiha I Wnlltesilay tiilernonu at 4:8. A r..
'i f '''-''i ' '1 ' ' . ', 1 iM'iiiH'li meellmt at WnMtr:
lit i,e KIVfH. .r
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. K'Uuinte. n.ti..ut,.,,.Wu ,'.,.,:... W.'lie.i w
HfktviiiB;,tlW rtoiKv.'(.'tht-'imut il
-.W,ifWnr '"..' limr(KiR-BtH, MlB.sS-,lf
JW"i?, 'uijL'
rrtnefc,ijfe,l ; by.V.Uift
it.Hter, arriva l! :1
t.f'4.v;,in. N&y,.)(jti-r j -
WrV'iioriH.it'lismixil.'iJii(y
ff!l. (lp5pS-? tlrtrp-. for
u .f ... ... f...7.. .ltilllfC HUM
BP'!fPft.-t0V"fYi,ffV Mho win
"'nWUijhi-r ini.ilj:irt.r for tin
liHuffo ilinfetKliml i'lKli. imhlts
on iii,' iim rich rSW.'Tfi'aii'r and lvn-rtii-ion.
.(.Mh). Krii-kson will Bhi a
rally llrtrrtron tl- ilal of ;N(n-,ul.r,
wlion IA, Ornnilc will cntWlaln. ilti
W. n. J'fn.ll.ion, Biils.r ami
other lf,nji. i j
,,r'1' 8wison !"!,,n rout for h r
homo .'JJtil !.!;. City. 'Iiavintr at.
tcmlott JtHi.' Marathon at: I,oh ah'
som, -fjii,, )B hiko mulilnK- itrrnni;o
nti-nt Itml. the pli-tiiVi-s of. Hits 1.,-aH-lITnl
iiaecnnt ! shohn af om: of tin
ioral ih'ittn' soon.
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A honiillfHl fi:0 ' o'clock .writilltiE
fllnnor took ptac." last rvcnintr. in
M'minr of tho Nbrhborimo(i'
i-Suti: - All NhIIih of I ho NrtKlilifir
hooi cltilt who tlt'Hir to. hlttni'ht
aftrrnoon for fh," -IfarhiTw. at ,tht
-ottntry clnh, S:ttiii-,lay afu-rttoon.
will- flml fark waitl)i(j int" tl'ti ri'u! fooilinfr, aal) atVrvith
fouttis, at tht-
'library.- tltU
' t
French:
R
ecjofes
I Jitxi atiotltt-r ri'port.of a U tut
wkh Iran's Kbincy TiliSv
:Mt iinuiiit1, site's: "I hat stiit-
Pari. (i.KA)-)i,,.Mt,.S V,V In s, " H!
in RHnny Ktiimn-.jt ml itl!;.jfHi KilR- I'iiiit tii front iimi tUm tm
tttniPH iM-ttr fhait tHi oftfi 1hitjwqi
, "rflsi's Oiiih,' cans ,far(fh.
Wajjh ,Wiili; small- iUt' .iPt-.Uh
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Jnny fih .tlfi 'Hfie1! of a
and
Fashion Notes
l JllfiMws of Or iaiorsin.
.Paris.- tilbu's- of rrm iHarorain.
liih'ti itt siiflt ihitn th ront of
cosHfJMt1, are in hipft favor Jowiini
tin hiirk rather than towarH !hf
front. unl soi(!itiH-H liavt1 a iUtlv
a JfOOU jtlt'i'' f (iHiHT. 1 fit It I Ult
J'tir Trii nl Willi 1'tir.
' ravlHv Kar nowntiays is frlniHtf1,!
wi;h fyr, ant ttt( rtu-ct is hratttifal.
lhttis:on st-at rtoak, for- example,
haw ttf wlile liorih-r of Persian html)
or niiik, or even in a sort of
flounce ,leain of fluffy fas.
t'onfi'tll Paltcrns
!.onilon. confetti patterns, which
nnnor or me urt.les ami frrooitis. K.l- are Just as iitearre nn.i brltrht as the
ni r.. iiiirnet. jennte jonnmn. .Ma- implies, are lieins printed on
.Miner no iririi Mutes, 01 tnejiiun silk or jtauze material. Thrar
doitlilo weilillnB hel.l nl tlie liaptis! 'materials are use.l for floonclngs,
parsonatrc .Monday evenlntr. Mrs. cuffs or ciniles on costnilles of heav-
Hrown was assisting Iy Jir.i. Joint-iter textiles,
son. mother of the two jrlrlB Mr.
and JhH. F. K. OrleveB f urnisheii
ilte beautiful ami delicious weil.liiiK
enUe. the words "Wedding fireet
incs" were written on the cake and
other decorations that added to lite
occasion.
j , Pointed Shoes Atraitl.
I London. shoes have become, rath
.er pointed again, itress shoes invar-
slably htt-e Jong .narrow toes, ui
thontrit the heels need not he very
Those present were the brides and;Karti' n Mrro ,op.
Brooms, Mrs. Johnson. Jir. and Mrs. j
P. K. Grieves, W. Fort iter. Hen Her-
how. nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Hitlon. Tlmle-ilke IHettliis Oo-n.
The house was beautifully ,),.,..! New York Many or the new eve.
rated to correspond with the season in!n" frowns shown here today are lit
and the menu, which vm detlclmntv !!' "' than a long tunic, eatiKht
planned.
After dinner everyone was delight
fully eittertained with well selected
music.
A beanilfu! double wedding took
place Monday evening at the par-
ROn.'iire of the lleittiat etmret, will.
P.ev. A, It. Kitton oltlrtatinE. wlien!n,"
tit the wnhdliiie by a Jeweled flower,
placed over a eostume with a daa
zlitig pattern in briiilants.
Slight liosy Cast.
New York. Many of the hosiery
shades Jttst now have a slijfhtly rosy
cast, which whatever shade the nante
The tints today are rose.
Edward V. Burnet and Jennie John-1"01"1- rTO"' beige, chestnut, silver,
son were united in marriage, and jSortoise shell, old rose and gray.
Marie Korlner was married to Vir-j , , ,
Kl Hllles. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell ,tln,'k ,als ",r ('Mi-
nnd Mr. and Mrs. l-'red (irieves were N',,,v Vork. Tarn o-shanler hals
witnesses at the. ceremony. Thetoifnr li(,l Kit!s B"" "i"l, of !u-u
girls are littlf sisters nnd daughters -velvet today, like those for grown
of Mrs. J. S. W. Johnson, of I.a i's- the IKtle girls lmve a sten-
Grnnde. veiled pttttern as an extra added ai-
'traction.
The regular monthly meeting of;
the Missionary Society of the I'res-I MAH .lO.NGO
hvlerian chlirh will be held at thej (liy Mrs. A. C. Colllilin)
home of Mrs. Iva liurea, i'rlday 1 The new game Malt Jong!; BO
afternoon, with Mrs. Albert Hunter, (popular just now. is found to have
Mrs. A. T. Hill and Mrs. McKiiwie. 5l"-n the Mandarin's !fam In the
The subject for 11 1'icrnoon will early days In China, bill its fasci-
he "Healing of a Seamless Dr.ss," nation was such, thai It was played
with Mrs. Willi Crosby itoss us y all ranKS ot nmese, ami
if,.,.,.,. .wjts never played openly by
the
lower classes, until after one, of the
Al the regular meeting of the 'fateful uprisings of the Orientals,
ladles society of it of I.. I K 'wh.h in their peace treaty the rub ra
Friday .afternoon al the K. of P. conceded them the right to play
hall, plans were laid for their fourth ! -totiKg. In the early day the
annual dance, at the iiex hall, tic-1""' nr nttt were made of the
toher -2!,. Also plans were began i fin' ,vnrv- ,1" as Ka",e h":
for ir annual e ken feed to be j'"" '"- ""ta rsal, hone was used
til Jfs rnntif rut'i ion mil pvph t wu
itoni w'is an1 raSmi ho high that
ihey tire oniy wiHiin ihf rcfirh of
iht wi'iiHhy. Ho ioday, thanks lo
!!n in;iiiui(y of On Ainriean, Ihor'
in a seta on iiit niariict made of
t'jmiboar!. Titer- art many games
niayeti with iheso magic tiihs anti
t!si one in common use today hears
m an.! Mm. T f. l-h-f.y wivrunm 1' m Ih(T tiimritm-b-ars
Kivon soon. At iht clom of a plea
sant msion a Hsitt Iuiichoii wan
servo.! in honor (if yit'n, John '!!'
ford, who is leaving soon 1o maU
her homo in Portland. 8hc was :
present eil with a handsome sitml- j
wieh tray, as a purling gift from !
her lodge sisters.
ihf Ladies Ciiiifd at tin horn
Mrs. Conkiin Saturday afternoon
Tho afiomoon was spent at playing!
cards at t hret1 t aides, M rs. J . i t . j
Prkje winning high honors. At the
close of a delightful afternoon de-j
iicimis refreshments were served j
Those present were Mrs. I. li.
ijav. Mrs. J. U. Price. Miss rhnidia j'
t :t !e, .M iss 1 less KeHy . M rs. A. If.
Orton, Mrs. F. M titer. Mrs. A. li.
Conklin. Mrs. C llertsch. Mrs. O. R
liariier. Mrs. It if. Daniels.' Mrs. K.
II, Thomas, Mrs. . it. 'omsSock and
Mis. T. O.Hefty.
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Miss Myrihi Hoyt, a teacher in the
Elgin schooU was a i-a 5rand visi
tor over the week-end. 8he is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 1.. M,
lioyt.
Mr. and Mrs. Merie Oiifis of lay
ont Washington. left last Thursd;ty
for their home, after visiHng with
Mrs. Gifils mint. Mrs. I.. M. Hoyt
Miss Mildred . Hoyt, one of I.a
Grande's popular , young ladies, and
dunghfer of Mr.' and Mrs. i M.
Iloyt, has' been elected vice-president
the s-'ttior class, of -the .tlttn-
toaih Normal , School. Miss Hoyt
grad tfiitfd from ' Jh" i.a Orande high
to tho ancient
Vhist,
aristiocratir gamfi of
Protection
Women who choose high
slices through necessity are
Dt At, 4-rt !not the onJy ones wh should;
iV il G U lilallSni t wear them. Everyone should
jhave at least one pair fori
j shopping or walking on blus-
rannot IltN In Hm! Human lio,l.v lt,t,,,, .r Pj,! flovq I
Vot. Will I s,- Trunk s -r, rii.ti.m i " e l j '
it is i,reistcr01w: in f.-.ct it is a And many have learned i
shame to suffer win. intian.ma ory. that alternating them with
MtiiseHhir, s uttic or any form of Uheu- , . .
Thib 1'rescription dot s nnt rain n,1iriklcS
Kat all the meat ani gmd food yoal
wish whih- taking Trunk's trscrn. ;
lion, t'ontains no m- rcury, s.tiicy!:(te j
soda, oi! wintergreen or narcotic!, mil
ttocttive!v overcoim-S any kind of rhetu
mat ism or gout on earth. What inotej
do yon warn? There is nothing jnsn
ns gooti, an'! it is hn possible to get
nomething tM-tter. The irr ;ii' St itrir f
neb! soli-ent known and aiso a mi-1
pertor liver medicine,
Trunk's Prescription sells for $i.T5
pt $ for oniy $5 ffft at drn sto. s. j
L. & I DRUG STORE . . I
I
low shoes prevents enlarged
Black and Brown Kid
$3.00 to $10.00
The Bootery
A I'aradl for Tirwl !rt
Homo of the Arrh-Aid Shop
siir weli the misinre tmtii tfie iiht-
top is cotttpietcly meiied, "?hln is
it ho iarning point of the ojmdeUe
and upon It depends Ms siiccess.
Mix 'tito miaehed fish wMh sll eggs
well iealen and, make an omeh-He
in I he usual way. &fir rooking
fohi'itvep antt 8iirve wmu a sauce
i i have had something on which I
COUht rely. Wht UeVep ! ant inhered,
it only takes a siiorj us1 of itKns tt
set ine -rigitt ai!i now t nut perft-etlv
fre t'cont Kidney troidde t;feUi-jit
given NtiVeiitlier - ittl.
On May fi, IS2, Mr, nMy said:
'i hnow iher hi niahing btter for
kidney compiaiiii titan HtraR's Kidne
iiM.- If I have the h-asit sign of kid-
tiey romplnint a itmt nse of io;m:
fs mn- it gHe mv wttmti 'eHe',,'
fiae, ai alt titftjera, lar-SiiliMmi
t'o,, ,MfrH.7 imffaio, Nf. Y.
iirhih lemomictti I
IN'HfJN. l!iS'S- -For immnn ttf ;
eononty the HHUsh HtaHonery of -
with a sauce tfice is nsing enveitips originally ia-i
coinposett of butter, chopped, pars-j tended for the filing mi deeeaii 'i
ley tind lemon jniee. shliers Wliis,
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Christmas Time!
The Yuletide Appeals, to Young and Old.
! How Are You Going to Remember Your
I Friends, Relatives and Associates? J
I You Will Want to Remember Them in 1
' Some Way, .-
We are piepared to help
you as we have secured a
large stock of the finest
Christmas and New Year
Cards obtainable. They
are now ready for your
inspection.
I MM - li
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I ( tt r-vst; I i- ."' . V ?- 'V.3 '.,-, ft. '-.
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But your order should be
placed at once so that it
can be made up especially
for you, thus obtaining an
individuality that cannot
be secured with the ordi
nary greeting card. -
SAMPLES TAKEN TO HOMES BY
APPOINTMENT
Many Lines Sold Exclusively to One ('tistomer
IStelson Printing Company
If Selected in Octolier.
Opposite Pastoffice
The Costume Complete
"That Holy Peeling of Being
Perfectly Dressed
That serene consciousness of perfect line fro coiff urs .
to toe-tip, of harmonizing colors from hat to hose! More
than anything else, it contributes to one's poise. The
woman with a large dress allowance misses it if she shops
haphazardly. The woman of taste and judgment achieves
it at a much smaller cost by planning each detail of each
costume, and selecting her garments and accessories at
Putman's Store the shop that offers the right tiling at
the right time. .
mm READY-TO-WEAR
IIYi? SOtfiHEI allays ihe inrhim&iiihm iahkh raiesf Th? in it ssse hi fteg
?Hs, iia diss M.-IM p&nvim &r mojjey) ,.
ftmthi.
"iar two years m? stomach tronhle
was very had, my doctor had i in
jert jiiiirphiiie on f''rjii tfecasisma
when i was sfriefeen with these ai
Sacks, Kince laiiinj? 4 hotties at ajr'a
WfiJUh-rful Uetueii' f have heen c-;
irey weii and am-rvins in ihf ;ir-.
tiiiery, having hB iritmctd in
i-rfeet, health by . jfovernmeni dtysi
cijiiis it Is a sifiph iiarmless ppep
arathitt that. remv-s the catarrhal
nmrys from tije iniestiuai tract and
1CKAI TltK WAST A&H.
Tfe happiest is & gU3s UK
I lefers hi' lrense renseisns sf
, iiriy finger miU2
cornel
i-roHsiuns
! i
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Bunf jni with whom the ranabta ha s!wa vrry
popular re weii pleased -ilh th change pmhodid m this
model
Aivtan niftfid. the car has been made decidedly (tirnnin anti
store coiclorLibliC.
This recuh is obuined hj vi&ng, the rsdw?or am! ealn; ihe
cowl; miking c deeded hnprovemeis is iE?k and prdig
nxxre room.
A well tietigned top nd cUnui windhiek! da jKrir slure
' toward tjdujf hntsheci, ciean cut sppesrKe.
Mke s p&t to see she other new models oa iicplty in
ouf how room.
Tiittt cart can be obtained through
tht ford H ttkly Punhait Piatt
PERKINS MOTOR CO,
Union County Authorized
Ford Dealer,
Phone M-"U Rocsch IMg.
ARS TRUCKS TRACTOICS
cvr Vfith hot iisKn
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VAPORUB
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1 1 4i Grande Mattress and 11
Weaving Works
MatfresfM1 of eii kinds eiaat'd
ami rehuiit. h'eather Henaviitins, I
Hug ami Fluff iittgs maU is er-
i der ami for salt, ' t
i Carpet aaI ISug Cfeaniag, ;
C iMftssitt l"nli:sJop. t ;
Factory Phon
chas. i;iWAiiis, rrop.
Take Life Easy
Iof OTk sj imttU ViHr ha k ili-rveH fesl cmskh r?t
tits hr&Uh r j&mp fajiiiiy), t a fsrssin rfe'sjar ts er
ir&ti $tmil wdi'r h -isths itomhisl tost of tlif;
ijeihH tiwr s iRSiie &gt ii s iir?l f ymirHf:
W hsr sn fr
H. & S, Electric Co,
iff' lifiml w
1'hfaip SS3-W
BUNTINGS
BARGAINS
t9! SI.MWKM, HoaiMrj'
!0!T SIAXWW.r, Tmirlng
MASH'l:lJ Ktwt ToisrifJSt
(U TnarSlljt
ti Case Tourtnj
Oterianti Twitriiie
ifarlej-iaiittm Sttttoir-yt'ie
Mm-k ma lw mve1 im
if-?, lum't its ft flti rijase?
f mitli s rt-si Vtl -r lliiy,
C. W. Bunting
, & Son
ill VMH
ee us wow on
There is a shortage of ARCOLAS and yet ysu
can get yowre if you ask us soon enough, Phone
us today SURE.
Everything in heating or plumbing for ?
any size home or building.
FRED SPAETH
Plumbing, Heating and - Ventilating ' ,
108 Fir Street
Office Phone BI 586.- -v Res. Phone M 586-2R