La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1924, Image 3

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
and the siiuad will be picked from
Ihe winners of the various uvenK j
The first regular meet will beheld!
April LI, with Cnlon ut L'ulou. (
Coach MncTavish say a the out- f
look is that li Grande will have
u fairly strong team.
INEWS of SOCIETY
Personal Mention
Saturday, March 29, 1924.
' , Novelty j
Koeiul news must lie in Die
bands of the society editor by
P:30 o'clock. l)ue to thr fact
tlmt (lie social pae is made up
buforo mmn. It is practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
Unit hour. Hereafter. Items, no
matter how Important they are.
that art delayed beyond that
hour, will nut be. printed until
tho following day News KUi
tuY's Noli'.
t Tim Neighborhood club lurctliiK
9'ujsday afternoon. April 1,-will be
In he nature of a tea. The officer.
Wife J. jj. l.ym ii. president; Mrs.
jC"Mi. Hldwell, firHt vice-president;
sirs. Hruco Iannis, h-i-oiuI vice.
prinliiui; m,h. II. A. Zurbrick, re
roftliiiK Hceretury: Mrs. K. T. Au
dreys, corresponding secretary and
51 r. H. K. IHxon, treasurer, will be
lioslesneH to tho members of the
ilub and their quests.
After a short business session Ihe
Indies may devote the lime lo fancy
v orli and social visiting. Kach
liniilber Is requested to brln if a
Kuest. A silver offering will be
taWen for tire Near Kasl Uollcf.
i,
; A very interest in g program is
l'inif arranged for the Monday
Musical of the Neighborhood club
to be held Monday evening, March
'31, tit the Neighborhood flub
room. The Neighborhood club
sextette, under the direction of
CHURCHNEWS
i 1M1.ANIJ 0 I T Y COMMUNITY
CIDKCH
1 IIAItl) n
"You're not hard up when your
purse ,1s flat
And your trousers frayed like an
old iloor mat; .
You're not hard up when your bills
? fall due
And you haven't a dollar to see you
through;
You're not hard up till you s-Jethe
t day
That you haven't a word to say. -You're
not hard up when your coin
Is gone
And you whistle u tune as you
journey on; -You
may walk the streets while
others ride
And your pockets have naught but;4a. Mornlnir Service n i'mjIK'k
your hands inside
That's not being broke you tuny
depend.
KuT you're not hard up while you
have a friend.
Kut you are hard up and In a sorry
way If you haven't a cheery word lo
s '"
If 'nothing on earth appeals (o you
Arid you can't set charm lir t he
skbs of blue,
A ltd you are hard up. if you've
I reached the end
Atpl can say in truth that you have
; a friend.
par n,rl8t l the Breal frh-nd of;
all; Why not cmne to him for an
hour's worship Sunday? The Sun
day fchool is showing Incrcused
inli'rcsl ami enlarged attendance.
Aml 1 !
TeVt for Sunday morning
if ;1 be llfied up from the earth. I
will draw all men unto me." Jno.
li:L. U'dh of the young people's
ganlationa will meet at 7 p. m..
and at the fi o'clock servic there
"ill be m pageant In which Dr.
Keith will participate, also a pan
Jl
,,n' r , !. (1r.,;,.le Cmne nil, I I
. . , , ...
nvl e your ne ghbors lo come wit h I
v inn k Cv-iiiU Mt.,r
1 I
it it si m irn i o i ust i;i m st :o-
PAL CHIIfH The services or
the day will be of interest and
profit. The church school und'T
the supervision of Mrs. Watien
burg meets, at lit; un a. in. In all
of lis departments. The. Men's
I'ornin will analyze' and study
Stephens sermon. Acts VII Chap-
t.r. Mrf. Guy Spencer will talk to
the class presided over- by 'Mrs.
H. an. lis nn Ihe I heme'. "Caring for
Wesik." The pastor's topic at
I 1 1:
an a . will be "rapping- Ureal
j Itesoiirces." The choir will dis
j course sp'-elal mush'. At the five
i o'clock Vespers, the Municipal
P.atid will fnrnish the music ami
j the pastor will deliver a short st-
mon taklirr for his topic "A Kaith
j ful Savin Following Is the pro-
grain for I he esper: .
Tosf hide. March. "O n w a r d
Christian i-oldlers Klohr.
rhrisliun Soldiers" (Klohr) the
Hand.
Hymn, by Hie Congregation,
i'rayer. .
"Among: the Kos-es" (Lake)
"Th- Old Church Organ"' (Cham
bers) the Hand,
Script ure Heading.
Trombone snlo. Aria digits Anl-
tnan from "Slabat Mater (Kosini)
Frank Kobinson.
offertory and announcemenis.
t trgan. voluntary.
Sermon, by Kliner Grant Keith.
fil At41 from "Klgoletto" (Ver
di); Inter m eso slnfonela. from
( 'sva'lh-ria Kusticania" (MascagnD
Ihe Hand. I
Where Your Credit Is Good
Mrs. Earl tiloddard. will slug u
group of songs ami Mrs. l.ee Itey-
nolds will play a No-turtle "Opus
Nine." by Schoppin.
. Others appearing on the eve
ning's program are Mrs. George
Hlrnio and Mrs. It. J. Green, who
will play a duet on the piano and
Mrs. T. II, Maxwell and Kay Will
iams, who will render vocal selec
tions. These people are all talent
ed musicians and an excellent pro
train is assured.
This Is the second i 'ling ofc
the newly organized Musical de
part men t ' of the Neighborhood
club, which seems lo be very suc
cessful. Mrs. David J. Hloddard Is
chairman of the press committee
for this department. Kvcry olie
interested Is cordially Invited lo
attend and a large attendance Is
desired.
The tirl program to be given at
ihe I'resbyterian church at 7::i
o'clock Sunday evening, under the
auspices of the Westminster Guild home of Mrs. I.ytm Jiohncnkamp.
will be a very Interesting one. The1"0 r'lrst street. A ver ylntercst-
subject for the evening is "Thei"'? meeting Is being planned and
Mansion." by Henry Van Dyke and
Ihe first part of the talk will be
given by Mrs. Geo. Vehrs with Mrs.
Lowell . Williamson giving the last
part. The picture will be accom
panied by music by Miss .Gladys
Miller al the pipe organ.
Other Interesting features of tic
evening's program will be a vocal
solo by Miss Jsabcllc Miller and a
violin solo by Mrs. Leo Miller. Mrs.
" America." Hand and Organ.
Congregation singing.
Wulet Moments, organ, "Now the
day Is over.'
M. K. CHlKCH, SOUTH Sun
day School at lo a. m. Morning
serlve at 1 1 a. m. Kpworth League
at ti:3 p. in. Kvcning worship at
7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 p. in. All
are cordially Invited lo atlemt
these services. There will be Sun
day School at the Klvorsldo Chapel,
Klrst and Lane streets, Sunday af
ternoon at 2:30. All are cordially
Invited to attend. Robert K. lhad
ford. Stipt.
KPIHCOPAL CHl ltcn Ioy
f (1111 tmmlotl K it. ill Mnn.lnu
in rersonai Keiigion i p.
S. W. Crensey, Keclor.
-Kev.
I'll KSHf TKKI AN ClUT(i'Il
The Lenten season Is bringing lis
blessings to our people, for they are
availing themselves or (he oppor
tunities presented for spiritual re
freshment to be found in all mirf
services uurtng this time r our'
church year. Tomorrow will find!
us once more in our new church ,
home for the study or tho Itible tin
our Sunday school at :c 15 with
classes for all; In our II o'clock
worship hour at which time ouri
' . ' "
rence Dutton and K. D. Towi-r. j
will sing the anthem: "llreak t In-1
Wave, Christian." hy.Sbellev. while'!
iMr ''ln,,SH' !! the offertory ac
and Ihe minister will bring ihi
fourth message "Why 1 believe in
V . .'.
lion Kndeavor meets wl'h
young folks In full ntlendance and
the evening hour at 7 : H u wllh tin1
- ii Grande chapter of the Westuiln-
""'r (J,,,I1 ln ""'" V
hii Dykes "Mansion." will be
, , , , , ,.
mul ,y A,rH G,;o- Vehrs and Mrs.
I II U'lllLl M.U.l.l ,..!( I, Ml...,
Gladys Miller accomiianylng on t-li
organ. It will bo unln.uc In our
clly and demand Ihe attention of
all. Violin solo by Mrs. Florence
Lynch Miller and vocal solo by
Isabelle Miller, wilh Mrs. Lee Key
nolds. accompanisl. will tidil to ihe
aiiractlvencss of this evening ser
vice. Plan now 1 ft be present for
our Lord's Dsy celebration. Win.
Crosby I toss, minister.
ZION' KNGLISH I.L'TH KUAN
CUC KFH Zion Kmrlfsh Lutheran
CHCIiCH - M ii veil He, opposite
high scdiool. Sunday School
a. in. Morning services 1 1 :'n a. in.
Sermon. "Jesus the provider of
Hart lily Necessities." Anl hem by
choir. M!d-week 1 ,ent en services
Thursday evening, at 8:00 p. m.
Kev. Win. T. Hull, pastor.
CH II ISTI AN CHt 'ltCI I Preach
ing by the pastor at II a. m. and
7:3ti In, i tie evening. Mible Seho'it
iiu-ets at and everyone Invlicd
tf attend. Chrislian Ifnrlenvor So
cieties, Junior. Sen hp and Inter
mediate at (J:.'!u. Church night on
Thursday evening. O. W. Jones.
Minister.
FI 1 1 ST CHI' K CH O F C H 1 1 1ST
SCIENTISTS Corner of First and
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 1 J o'clock.
Subject: "Keallty."
Sunday school at y:45 a. ni. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8: on
o'clock Heading room open to the
public every Monday. Wednesday
;ind Saturday from two to four. AM
nre Invited.
Lee Hey no hi a will act as organist.
These hufles arc nil well linonn
musicians and u very entertaining
limit is assured. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
The I'nrkdule Hub mOt at the
home of Mrs. Clyde Iavis Wed
nesday ufternooii. with Mrs. "Lu
Mher assisting as hostess. The
meeting was held In honor of Mrs.
i 'til Stiiwell, welcoming her back
home, niter having spent sonic
I line in California. Kach lady pre
sented Mrs. Stllwell with ft jar of
excellent canned fruit. After a
most delightful afternoon spenl
socially a delicious luncheon was
served by (he hostesses.
Tho next-meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. -Kiddle, Wednca-
l:iy. April '. with Mrs. Pearl Davis
us joint hostess.
I he Westminster Guild of Ihe
I'lesbytcrlnn church will inert
Monday evening, March 31, al Ihe
a large attendance Is desired.
North Powder. (Special) The
parly given recently by Mrs. Mal
lard, Mrs. Graffe and Kthel Kore
strom was a very enjoyable affair
and a large crowd was In attend
ance. A delicious luncheon was
served and a pleasant evrnlnr whs
spent In playing cards, prlz.es go
ing to those making highest score.
Cnion. (Special) One of the
most enjoyable social affairs of the
week was the card pnrty given at
Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. K. M.
SlurgiH Tuesday evening. Six tables
were arranged for "f()0," with htfii
honors going to Mrs. George Hnlrd
and Harry McClay Hccurlng the
consolation prlsse. Anol her diver
sion for the evening was listening
in at radio music, ltefore adjourn
ment a delicious two course lunch
eon was served.
Guests present from La Grande
wee Mr. and Mrs. K. Marks and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Slurglll.
The regular conjoint M. T. ,
protrrnui will be given at the L. 1.
S. Tabernacle Sunday evening at j
7:3 o'clock. The program Is as j
follows: M. I. A. Slogan. Lclvnd j
Kllpack; pipe organ solo, Mrs. Left-
ler Stoddard; address. "America j
the Land of Promise," W 1. !
flanks; vocal solo. Mrs. Ia'ld T. 1
Stoddard; the Iteatltudcs given by
lve boys: song, boys chorus;
violin solo. Miss Dorothy Caldwell,
accompanied by Miss 1 1 lit D Ki-am-w.ell;
reading. .Mrs. Claude. Metcalf;"
vocal solo. Mlwofxl Gwlllhims and a
selection from the mixed quartet.
rV eery entertaining evening Is
assured and the public Is Invited to
attend,
Club Notes
The Club Notes, which wilt
ippear in -the La Grande ! ve
iling observer every Saturday. i
open to any club wishing lo
make announcements of the fol
lowing week's meeltnga or other
items tlat would not otherwise
be published In the society col
umn. ,., ., .... . . , ,
thu l'arrnl-HaclHrs Association
... n ituui m ,,"l
uiiuul auuiiuriuui ycsicruay aner
noon at I hree o'clock, wit h M ra,
I luvid 1. Stoddard, president, pre
siding. Ihe tlreenwuod and ttlv
ia I'tirctit-'reacher
were kucsIh for the aflernoon and
aller prayer had been offered by
Ileverend 8. t.'rcasey an excel
lent proKrum was ,rtven. Thu sev
enth and eighth grade girls aunt;
I wo beautiful selections, 'iJcautifui
Oregon Uomc," and "My KuuHhlue:"
The Kootl quintet of tho Green
wood school sang a number that
was enjoyed by all preHclit; Utile
Nick Hugh.-s Hang a very clever
song; the girls' glee club nf lb,
high school, under the direction of
.Miss Iscbelle Miner rendered n
IllOSt delightful Hebell-.i.- I int..
Miss Kv-clyn Mav mve t ..i,-,......
dance and Mrs. H.-jimI.p
ery interesting reading. KcairieN
iliis cxeelb-nt jtrogram being car
ried out a number of short nuii-
iers or business were discussed and
.superintendent a. i Jiamplon
spoke briefly of the Sp.rling-eed
before congress, rebiitv..
I lie question of glvlniT everv Unv
:md girl equal opporttinllh-a of edit.
alien.
At the close of this vi-ry Inter
sting program the giiesia iefli.-.i
to the domestic departments of the
high school where delicious re-frewium-nts
wen; nerved und an en
joyable social hour spent.
The girls Krlendly Hoclely will
ni-et at the home 0r Miss Marjorb
Warnick, IMS Sixth street neti
Wednesday evening. Aiirtt m
::i'J o'clock, Following the bus).
ne.ss meeting Miss Mae Nell will
oiitinite her ttavl bilks, her sub
ject this time being Manila and the
I'hilippini; Islands. l-Vb-ndly glrla
ire especially Interested In tlu
islands because the G. I' ,S. asso-
ialioii have as special wards aume
of those girls, native girls, uttcrlv
wu-i when first known by Ameri
cans, whom they are developing to
American uumanhuud In tin- All
Salnls school at Hauler, situated
in th'i n.-'hTn part of th" Islands.
The Vm-G'" -K'I'I irlfm have
for eat de the success of this
j school j ai,(J'. Some f i he pit
I ptls of , 0rnj,r'' the daughters of
t lie girls at(."l 'C have cdu-K-aied.
'atioT ,,M' i-rilii'''"S are
! now nnrs-j, and -teachcrti among
it heir own euple, h h well tia moth
ers In rhrJailan homes.
'art of 'h
proci
tls from the
benefit danry he given by Ih
local branch of the (iiriw Krh ndly
Society at Zuber hull. Friday cv -.
hlDg, April 25th, '
, will be the means
V M . : ,-. f -mi'.
XMtU
p. I il
StWCT ;
...... ! , - j
ZIm u-.
This opt nilhero: to the popular
straight lino? but offers iutetestiuf
varjation in ili clever ut'e of heavy
. printed cloth, on navy blue poiit
twill. ' Tho ei.Uat'p aud cuffs and
the low belt iire nnvci enough to be
-,...t,v. OJ- ,,. considi ration
by ! which La Hrande G. K S. will;
be .represented In this great work, t
Members of Mhe Neighborhood
club who have subscribed for and
haw rnl received tho las! number
of 1 he Oregon federation News.
pleuse notify Mrs. K, T. Andrews,
j ' ' '
j ' : '
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
; . (Hy Kiln AiisiM)
Mr. Miller of the Oregon Hank-
era'-Association gave a series of r.ngllsh students have been
talks to the students., this week, i working on Chemistry essays or
on various-subjects that were of ! Constitutional urations for some
Interest to everyone as well as be- 1 lime, but this week the last ones
ing unite helpful. . Tuesday ho j were finished. The chemistry cs
talked to the civics class regard- j Hays will he mailed to the state
Ing 1hc great wheat iiuc.sllon and 'authorities Saturday. The students
the .Mellon plan as n remedy for 1 working on the Oratorical con
It. .As the clvlca class had born j tests are practicing every night at
ion ! Vx ,,ian. M v. MIUe.- talk
cleared up many points In their
nihiUa concerning It.
.Wednesday Mr. Miller addressed
the entire shident body and I his
time bunking wrts his subject. The
same,' day he talked to Ihe, econ
omics class on Ihe Foiled Slates
Monetary System. In this talk he
brought out Ihe importance of il
sound basis for money and AUo
gave'a'brlef history of I'. S. mon
ey. Things of this kind atwu.yn
ltl',1 lr A .. d.ll.lI...i ..I ..
leresl i ll.e vtn.leol ami the eeon-
?con-
omk-8'cliiM4 rcportril
hiiiiirBsly.''
t-njiiyliiH: it
ITIi.i- first On 1 1 fur traik ns In.
HUi;l . .MHrrll . 17, unci nliulll HlMtv
Bicn' Hnnri-ri'il the t-all, ainini
tti'rm trrro n fi'w vi-trrjuiH. Al I h"
rnl tl)ni tliry art? souu-wliat
l IKl I J .r-, ,y 1, ;lt.( of il
trUu-k. lioTri'V'T n new track is hop-
i-u"ror hy thv fll'lh or April, al lh
iHtcm. It lM''ir ili'i'lilril haiiillcup
l'0'lo sooil work umliT Miih ion-
,,inM; ncvrr'-thi-l.-ss. llu- work W
colne on Ju.d Ihe sann
l oach MacTavsi repur'a t hat
the flraf I wo weeks tire acting i
a "conditioner." tshuiieii the
aHHOcltilioni1nT',r7k W'!' '!? H'U" " H,",M'
v."1 ' . i Mill mi i mi; iten vy
wprk can be flailed. m Aju-ll n,
up Iniercbmn meet be In-Ill
Piped
.: H you do not care for the vr-ry
Severe lines of the sirh.'tly tailored ;
4'jit, here is Bciii'-thing that mny
f-ult'VOU bU'.r. Ldiel.- of Ui in- '
tcridl piped with Mlk of th? ttuinc
color linn the lfe.i and h.m of
the coat and .dtcu Hit general ay- ;
fezsuict JujI a Utile.
I - .
fed !
if T
J1 ' I"' rv itM
&4 u
M "4 6ii
o
After th i(H.s(uil)ly oil Wcdlu'H
lay Mr. Tuwlcr ivtuiixtl 111.. Si nl. '
I urn nml iitlk.-.l lo ihv in nliuiit
tni.limlloii. lir iKlvlntil i hut,
lin y Inl. il. 1 lo ko lo rulk'irc. Ilicv
should .1,, wo in xl y. ur. When a
few i-urK ehiimo 'hetween hluli
wliool iinil rullt-Kc. Ihe luil.lln of i ov, r Kuliinliiy un.l Hunday wit her
i utmly Hie Iimt, no II Ih often qulto I mother. Mini) I'linmloek Is eiiipluy
! hunt to Nellie down to work H&Hln. ' ri' N1 leaeher 111 thu 1.U Orullile
After Il in lie talked lo u few of hlBll lliliool.
Ihe HenloiH Individually reKarillnir I
their eredlln and their difficulties) ,, ' , , ,
tu Kiniliiutliitf. I M''"- w- ' H"" 18 '"" r'" "
I v crun oou. muiio, lie re sue c
Some six weekexaus have been j ,,1Hko llcr hume 111 Ulu fu"
given this week, but to u few of 1 lurv'
us they serve only as tt reminder '
thai Senior exams are coming i Mrs. 1 A, Kngel and children
soon. Senior cMims are given j '" making a hurried trip lo Wll
about six weeks bejoro the end of i IIhIou, N. D.. on account of Ihe
Hchoul and Ihcin, purpo.se Is to Hlckncsn of Mrs. l-lngel's father.
morn definitely place the Sen loin '
In regard to graduating. To be j Kev. G. L. Clark returned to
exempt from them on uveragu of j Pendleton last evening, lie coti
A is required. j ducted the funeral services of the
i late Judge Crawford.
Tuesday morning it seemed Unit
the undcr-classnicu would turn
Bl-eeli with envy or do tome oilier
foolish stunt. And why? KeeaiMu
Tuesday morning all the Senior
boys came to school wearing Ken
tucky derbies, it was even nece
ssary to take thesB derbleB lo clas
ses because the Juniors seemed tu f
have acquired a special desire fori
them. Not to be outtlono by thu
Seniors; the Juniors all came to
I school Wednesday morning with
wing collars. Some of them have
been having a Utile difficulty as
cutting wings promises to become
u popular sport by the rabble IT
present conditions c o n t I nue.
Thursday the sophomore boys re
sponded lo the call by coming
wltlt vests that vied with Joseph's
coat In the number of colors.
I'Tiduy morning brought ans
wer to the Derbies; the Senior
girls came lo school wearing boys
shirts and lies of all colors, styles
and especially sizes. The Junior
1 girls had a meeting Kiiday and 't
j Is rumored that they have some
especially deep Idea In mind; 'ino"(.
unyUilng can be expected Monday.
j -,. Z, .enneU ,,,,,, Mr.
I 1 lampion. They will be delhercd j
j in the high school auditorium!
i Thursday evening, April ;i. The j
j Public, Is bulled to attend.
j j
j The girls' annual stnnl show,
the April Anlhntes ' is well under
way and IJic .girls tire . practicing
t hard amf working" eiiilihdHstnuiy
on their parls. it Is not generally Men. A. L. Workman left yes
' known as ycl just what will be i trdny for Duylon. Wssh., lo spend
! Included In It. Kach of the classes
! wl" l,VK,'n' 11 llH the j -
j tlirirrnil il,'i!irt nirnl!). TlnTi-
an Kk iitlaii iliini-u whk-ii IniH lici-l)
plaiiiii'tl.
.MIhs ItavlH, lilt) i-itntliHTcial
i t'-at-lM-r lias I n !ianiitii lo liavn.
' sitnn, coiiiik'UHv, rnnt'tilH wllh
: olltrr in-ar liy lowin aloiiK the
! Ila-H l)f Stiorl lllllKl llllll tpllll,'. It
IIiIm plati t,roi-H Ihrotii;!. a ft-w of
ih,, hrsi hIimIiihh along iid-hu lhi"
: will In- ph ki il lo ri i..si nt th.;
i arhool. Trlim will ,liiniu,l tor
! IVI,!,,, art.rnons an,l Ih- rest of
the shorthand and typing classcti
will probably aeeompany thetu If
enough cars can be furnished.
Fashion Notes
All Tipped I p,
raris.--Vil the hat worn near
the center or toward the buck of
the heart never relurn'.' Today Ihe
Hide seiiil-lanin o-sbanler Is wor'i
farther over the eyes Mian ever;
not a vesllue of eyebrow shows and
the upper eyelid Is often half ob
scured. I'aviii-flcs of Iny.
I'Mt-is. Navy, wood-hron ns and
soft tones of gray predominate to-
day In taflor-madi s or every de. ;
Si-ription. As the season advances
ph-ats and panels, gores and g:t(li-,
era, are more frequently employed.;
liinlc In Itlack.
Loudon. A tunic In black. A
litnle in hlaek satin or moire with
out sleeves Is now added to the in
genuously simple rrock of printed
crepe. Sometimes these t miff a urY
made of the fashionable alpaca.'
Splnhe. of t'olui' on I'mticM.
New York. A picrette Influence
tieems lo have exerted over Some
! of Hie lingerie designers, I'nder
! things of raillum. garters and even
(corsets ft re spangled with vivid and
i irregular little splashes of color,
i like eonfellt.
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John O'Cunuel arrived In Iai
'wrniiJ mat I'vciiintr from
a. iit.
j 'h're lio Is nuwr employed,
I ul" t.'oinlock left yenlenluy
! evenlnc for Nuinpii, Iilulio. to
Mrs. J. A. Stephenson Is now vis
iting with Archie Stephenson and
his two brothers. Milu and Clar
ence in Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ste
phenson run the Gate City hulel in
Huntington.
Mr. v. .. Uumble arrived from
rtland Gils morning to visit with
jur. und Mrs. Krank Lilly.
Kd ward . Holmes of th Oregon
Hardware and Implement company
spent, yesterday in Stan Held on
business. ,
0. K. C'oburn. asslslsnt division
superintendent of the O.-W. return
ed from a business trip along ihe
line west, Inat evening.
Among Ihe guests now registered
al Ihe Sonimer are C. C. Golds
berg of Mnlerprlse, R 10. Keller. V.
Moulding, L. Plnsfl, and Orvllle
liass of Wallowa.
Mrs. It. IL Gray arrived from
Gibbon this morning to visit wllh
Mrs. A. U Huntley for the next
week.
Mrs. W. IL Nelson and W. G.
Kohertson of i'eiocaset, were In the
city this morning.
Miss Lorene Mink left this morn
ing for Klgln to visit over Sunday
I " ''f1 Mr8- Ju"n
F. W. Kobluson, an employee of
Mm Grande Itonde Lumber com
pany, left this morning on u busi
ness trip to Huntington.
G, 1'. Far re II, KnlerprlHe drug
gist, Is In La Grande lor u day or
two on business.
; about two wetl;s with purents.
Just Received u New Shipment of the
Weather Prophets
COUPON
This
Coupon
And
69c
Good for
One
$1
Weather
House
Prophet
maiu: ix AMi;nic
Stirprjrdngly reliable nn local
on slrhjly scientific prlnci tiles.
a quantity and iih long
ietly what It costs us
When
jttUrr is to
my went her
Tom H lo -4 hours
The house Is made of hardwood, Is Swlas collage style and
Is decorated, as In the picture, with thermometer, elk's head,
bird's nest and bird. etc. H has four wlndowa and twj
doorway.
Advertised for $1.00. Our price for a limited
time, with (he Coupon .
(Willi Oiilcrs He I Mm)
Red Cross
.NOW PLAYING
STAR
Youth
porting
Ilaxet Itced, who has been stay
lug here for Homo time, returned
lo Perry last evening.
f ety Grip
Ill nnni' sand nnd
pRVcnif nls tho caiUM' I, heav
ily rff-inrnjMpHfroati nn those
KreaLflrsirc C-T-C. hnnri
luiilt low inflation cords lakes
hold and dues its work safely.
Special compmiiulinR nnd In
nnmerahle deeply tnibedded
.Miction pocket.t provide Ihe
?tlp tlmt Mirk to slippery Kitrfnrs. .
'tiwfrfully hiittrfssfd ni nnrlmrrd
block i hisn rr itnemiHlrd tmrtian.
ihnt (trend rrntrr rlnintt hnnd mnun
more tiniririn wear, ktraitfiit nia
nintf whfflK. ensy itrcring and
grralrr mileage.
Thr U al a C-T-0 hantt-btjiU Rl
Imb tir (or Ktrrm tw Inflation,
whkh (it any iftndard whl mm4 rim.
C-T-C Tube add mlluf t alsMat tar
caaing.
Playlc Oil Co.
Cblumbia Tire Corp.
.r !;.Ti:i:i
wcat her conditions.
We have ii nil r fin
Mil sell them
l hem -only llc.
be fine two children will be
Is approaching I he w licit wiM
aluad of rain or snow.
69c
Drug Store
O ;
O r
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o
ON
Tltc SA
TRIl'PLE-A
Spring
in all thu new
Spring shittlfs-
unjiiii'k - Lmiitt
Nudu - reach .
Gicy
MIhh iAtliy iliirktT will HpL'litl
two UdL-ks'or M0 wllh Volullvi'8 lu
Mt'ticliiun. '
folurnad to corse H
decreed tlmt,
Shapeless walst-llnci
Protruding nbdontens
llilky hlpa arc pasae.
Thu enlarged wnlst-llue Is Out
popular with women who care
About their peraouai appear
ancu. " Wear a LA CA MILLB and
ho com Tot table, A complete
lino of thu different mudela al
ways on band.
Mrs. Robt Paitison
Corscllcro
Phone 2'i-V Ilea. 1704 Oak
I'ACII'IO
IIKAl TV r.Mtl.OI! ;
Iluuins 7 & Ovur UImib '
lrU(rs
Mllrcilllin;
Miiiilcniln.- . IIdIiIiIiik
hlmiiiiii,iliir . 1'mlnl
Mrs. Clcve Tallman
rorlttiml flrudnuh,
orrhi. i-iiiHH- R7."-w
Itolili'ilici 1-liunu 103. J
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2 Milk
li Will Kr.jjiMmi ilay.
I l'uiy-liturf-rTi'rBi.y Hull.
I U&wtfTn'il AliLItloi'll An.
Kll ItUlt.
IS lliiniri- Cuws.
7- Y'-nrllnK-H. . . . i
I Ti'iirn MliK-k Miirca,
-SIHt 11,., ,$i:tu.lN. :
J. L. Stringf ield
I'hont, lllltw
ArIosie.ru
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auT
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