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Wednesday, July 1G, 192-1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of SOCIETY
Social iuws must hn la the
hands of tho society editor hy
t:30 o'clock. Duo to the fact
Unit tlio social pu.ro Is made up
before noon, It is prnelleutly im
possible to inwut stories after
that hour. Hereafter, items, no
ma tit; r how importuiit they arc,
that urn uVluyod beyond that
hour, not bo printed until
Mm following, day Nuwa Edi
tor's Note.
mul Mrs. A. , Kkhurdnon
have as tliuir liousu gm-sts Mr. and
Mi'8," Olydu UunuitUor, of Los An-Ki'U-s,
California. Mrs. UamiiHter
was 1 formerly Miss Kurn Wilduy
and was for a number of years a
rcsitR-nt of J,n Grande, her father
being ono of La Grande's pionoers.
Air, u ml Mrs. Dannlsler made tht
trip by uuto and will rujnain in La
Grande several days. ',- .
Mrs. Carl Tucker and children or
1 taker visited yesterduy at the
U. K.1 SMoran homo,. Mrs. Tucker
is a sister of "ivlra. Clius. Moraii,
who is now at the Moran home
,'ieroi Durinff tho afternoon the
two lilt In Miss Tuckers rendered
several beautiful selections on the
piano, both girls being able to play
very well. They returned to their
home at linker lust evening.
The Ladles of Mooseheart Le
gion -m meet at the homo of Mrs.
Shullz. iat!4 East N avenue, Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock, with
Mrs, G. Steward assisting as hos
tess. AH Legionnaires are cordial
ly invited. . '
Clover Creek. (Special A de
lightful dancing party was held at
I the home of William Wat kins re
cently, : There was 'a largo crowd
in attendance and after a most en
joyable evening delicious refresh
ments were served.
. -.'..-
. Cove (Special Mrs. I'aulino
I'rlllman ceiebraitd her blrthday
anniversury Sunduy, July 13, at
the home of her brothers, C M.
and G. G. BtueklaniL A delicious
dinner was served with covers laid
for twenty-six guests, among them
were Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller and
family, of Union; Mr; and Mrs. L.
13. Anderson, of Cove, and mupy
other out of town people. "
LABOR TO AID
LA FOLLETTE
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from ptte 1)
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IWSSP Milk
SfWt MM For Infant;
O IV Children,
Hwvfew&i The Aged
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder
form.makesThc Food-Drink for All
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also in Tablet form.
Ask for "orcft " at all Fountains.
f?" AvoM Imttntinnt Substitute
Fermuiienily waved, wavy or
. curly hair slmuld bo
' , Water-Waved
Tho wnter-wavo la soft
and natural In appearance.
Jnno wiso can ft possibly
Jiui-m the hair.
Moles, warts, superfluous .
hair permanenth removed
v-Uhor. seal
Alt Work Ciitttratitocc
AT TIIK COIjONIAL
I'hotie 52 1 -J
1808 ro-irlh BL . Apt. n
pluco by aeclumation.
Wuish then explained to party
leaders that it would be most un
wise to place him on the presi
dential ticket. He is up for re
election to the senate this fall, and
)h sure of sweeping his state for
that office. Hut the fate or the
Democrat ie president lal ticket is
not so certain. He would be much
more valuable to the party, he ex-
t plained, as a real senator than as
, a problematical vice president.'
j 1 n deference to his wishes in
, fact to his demand Walsh was
reluct ntly passed by.
Second choice of the large' ma
jority of delegates from the west
ern field, to which the choice was
j limited, was Edwin Meredith of
tlovva. .
lcrenth lives in Tuu center oi
the great agricultural region
which is the seat of the cramps
which threaten to bring on po
litical convulsions this fall. The
trouble- has been diagnosed out
lh..r.. i. a Inn much Wwll atr(t.
j Meredith, as publisher of farm
periodicals and in close touch with
ugrtculturttt thought and senti
ment, realized that a lit of ex
plaining would have to be done to
eonvlnce the mid-west that a New
York attorney, with his office on
Jirou.il street just around tho cor
ner : from 'Wall, and with J. 1.
Morgan ns his client, is not to a
considerable degree, influenced by
if iot representative of Wall
Hi reel. ' f
' So Meredith,' likewise, refused
the honor. Thereby selling a new
record. Tor the Democrats.,'
I One iiepubliean Lowden-'-re-;
fused tho G. (. 1. vice presidential
Turn HnmonrtitH Walsh
iiim! Meredith refused ft from
WASHINGTON (ity the Associa
ted I'ress) Financial support for
tho laKollette for president move
ment. Is being sought from 3 or
more national labor organizations
inj an appeal stmt out by officials
of the conference, for progressive
political action which indorsed the
Wisconsin senator's independent
candidacy at its Cleveland conven
tion. ' ' 1 ,
Koch group wtm urged tlo mfcke
an immediate contribution, to bu
used til the campaign expenses and
to aid In the solicitation of fnmls.
Tho appeal was mudti by William
Johnston, president of tho Interna
tional Association' of -.'Machinists.
and Arthur K. Holder, chairman
and secretary, respectively, of the
conference. They said that detail
ed plans for raising an adequate
campaign fund, chiefly by: small
contributions from thoso tn the
working class, would be hud be
fore tho conference's national com
mlttco when it meets here l-'ridity
to select' a vice presidential can
didate and perfect campaign plans
Kxpect VoItmtci'R Work.
In some instances, it was said,
members of labor organisations
will be solicited directly while In
others the appeal will bo directed
through union officials who prefer
to follow such procedure. The le
lief was expressed that volunteer
aid will bo available to such an ex
tent during the campaign to carry
on its activities that any vast ex
penditure of money can be avoid
ed. Funds obtained by the confer
ence organization w-ill be used in
carrying tho fight for LaFollette
Into all sections of the country.
They also will bo made available
for use by Hopresentatlve John M.
Nelson of Wisconsin, campaign
manager for LaKolletto, who es
tablished headquarters in Chicago.
Conference officials emphasized
that they Intended to work hand
lit hand , with the organization
worked out by Nelson, and will
navo offices adjoining his In Chi
cago to facilitate interchange of
support. -
Word has been received by Mr.
Nelson that members of commit
tee would like to have him here
for their meeting the last of the
week. It is their plan to have
him participate in their discussions
in order to acquaint him with their
plans and in turn' to leant what
preliminary -work bus been accom
plished by him und his assistant?.
county ami extending through Ar
lington, 1 Ma lock to Qulnton, Is
completely macadumlzi'd. accord
ing to a statement just p-iIVied
by c. W. Wanzer. division engi
neer of the state highway depart
ment. Tho work i was started sev
eral months ago by Lyon i I 'rice,
who hs since moved csmp to T'ie
itttlleB-Vntlforntu unit smth of lu
fur. The state, highway depart
ment It also meeting with consid
erable success with an e-x peri
in oil on that portion of the Co
lumbia river highway between
Seuferl's cannery, a few mlh-s east
of The rHllts, niid ttm ltsthtes
river hrhtKc. Autobus trst veil tig
over that unit of the highway re
port the roadbed in fine shape.
automobile left !Ue road near his The victim was years wbt. IU
farm and plunged ttowrt an ' em- aurvlvcd by his widow ami eight
bankment and died four hoots tut- children.
er in a hospital at Myrtle Folnt. v
Mrs. Culbertson and four children The cost ot getting u dtvorrt-
who were also in the car escaped tnuy depend on bxw .much- your
Injury, - good name is worth. X
Aiitu Fatal to Itamiier.
MA ItSlIFl KL1. On W. T. Cl
liertsou, ruueher of the "Gravel
Fori! iliBlrlet,' was iiijnred when bjs
CHOCOLATE .FUDGE
Speciiil i!0e Ll Today mid Toimnrow
The Candy Shop
fil!0 fir kt.
Tbe ' Buuie of Uonie Made Caiulf
A Woman's Way
'('t tried for four months to get
my wife to try Mayr's Wondei-
fnl Itemedy, which 1 knew had I
helped a friend of mine who also
suf f e red from stomae h t ro ub le. I
finally had to bribe her with a
new arc sh, i ne nrst aosa pro
duced remarkulde results, clean
ing up her completion and re
storing her uppetite. She cam now
eat things site .hadn't been able
to for ninny years." It te a
simple, harmless preparation that.
t removes the catarrhal mucus from
tl?e Intestinal tract and allays tl
inflammation which causes prac
tically air stomach, ltvernd in
testinal ailments, including appen
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. At all druggists.
Adv.
AUIiliTOX-Qt IXTOX
, T.H K DAIIJifl, The 2?-mile
strtdch of Columbia river highway
I bet ween the west line of Morrmv
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE IJtARINELLO
siiqp
iloxim A, Somincr Uhltf.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
I'UONIS MAIN 677
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Kmrm.ut ni imp Vm w.w
creams
fmtv
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WK IXHIMI WHAT ; ,
l'OSiCK Mi IdKON
t . FAll.Fl) TO ,FIM
lla was hunting, hunting fo
tlm Fountain of - Perpetual
Youth and died tlisap
pointed. Wo have, found it
in our Marinetlo tveatmeutA
We can bring - to your
cheeks the very bloom ani
color of youth. Wo can
bring to yojr life happiness
that youth and beauty give.
, MAlUXKrd.0 OOSSIKriG
SHOP .
25 New Folf y Ittdg.
iNume Main . VIA
The Bloom of;
These
Charming
Summer
Dresses
OF TUB SII-K
Flush mid cool linkjij;,
jiunecliy styled, daintily
trimmed, washable mater
ials and wull-mudo dree.
inexpensively priced . for
this week's special selling.
$19.73
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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AND MILUNtRY
Here's Good New for Car Owners
a battery that it Charged Bonc-Dry.
(ThmcUd Rubber ImulMton)
No chemical action or loss of life can take
place in a battery while it U dry. Wc fill
this battery the day it ia aold. You stt ail
ita life in your car. .
" Jurt drop la her. and m mjr bm .(art
time iMtterie out on tuccemfut ouccr.
,; lt' worth v.tiJliner"iAy. Utile Ampcfc.
tHE DAlTKIty & KI.KCntlO RKUVICE CO.
i-oij-luon Mavlilnu Works llliltt. '
tStt Washington Ave, I'honu Stalo J5
STORAGE
BATTERIES
HMF
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, Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER ;
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That's the kind we have . ;
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Telephone Main 8 ;
for Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547
J. L. MUNHALL
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GASH
SALE
ONLY
STOCK REDUCING AND MONEY RAISING
Men s and Boys Furnishings
Ot!K KNTIKK LINE OF (IUALITY MlHt
CIIANDISE GO ON SALE AT
20 to 3:i 1-3 Tcr Cent Off
Our Regular Price
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3 A ib
All our regular stock
A! 1 former prices :
will be found on the
garments ; .
. ALLEN A COOPER
Underwear
OUR ENTIRE LINE AT
20 Per Cent Discount 1
150 "MEN'S
Felt Hats
Values to $7.45
Spcchtl Now $2.45
Trunks Suit Cases - Bags
ENTIRE LINE AT A SAVING OF
20 Per Cent
Now is the time to buy one for your
Vacation Trip.
IT STARTED THIS MORNING! IT'S IN FULL BLAST NOW! THE CLINT'S CLOTHIERY DRIVE TO Dt A 3
MONTHS BUSINESS IN 22 DAYS! $30,000 STOCK OF FINE, COOL MEN'S AND HOYS WEAR
CUT TO PRICES THAT PUT A NEW MEANING INTO THE WORD SALE! ,
MEN'S FINE SUITS at $18.75, $24.50 and $33.95
MEN'S STRAW HATS at $1.50, $1.85 and $2.45
MEN'S SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY AT SALE PRICES UNTIL EVERY ITEM IS SOLD.
Today is the day to get into this sale but if you cannot make it today, by u!I means do it tomorrow. Yes, this Sale
is scheduled to last 22 days but by the looks of the buying we wiH have empty shelves long before the two weeks
are up. ; ': , . ' - 1 ' ' ' ' ' - ' : ;'. ., '
Coxae in, look around you have seen sales, lots of them but never has a La Grande newsjmper told of such severe
reductions.' ' j . , ft
, OPEN AGAIN TOMORROW MORNING AT 8 A, M, ' : .
SOME OF OUR MANY BARGAINS
Read Our Page Ad In Tuesday's Paper For Others
Shoes Reduced j
MEN'S BOYS and CHILDREN'S ENTIRE
LINE OF DRESS AND WORK SHOES
25 I'er Cent Off
NETTLETON SHOES AND OXFORDS
Sale, $10,09 Pair
ALL REGULAR SUITS
30 Per Cent Off X
Take in our entire line of Men's and
Young Men's Clothes. '
XTRAGOOD
Boys' Suits
ALL WOOL, 2 PAIR KNICKERS
' 20. Per Cent Discount
EVERY 10TII TIE SOLD
WE GIVE AWAY
FREE
Rc The Lucky One
SAVE MONEY NOW
YO
l)R GAIN
OUR LOSS
EVERY 13th HAT SOLO
WE GIVE AWAY
FREE
Be The Lucky One
CASH
SALE
ONLY
Standard Merchandise of Quality. Our en
tire stock goes on salel r Nothing reserved
(fjhnr
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
Comparison will con
vince you. We put
these reductions right
up to your own judg
ment. ;
I. , tom sawyer: x :u- i
Wash Suits , )
k Ajfea a.to 8 Years - t
ONE-HALF PRICES j Y
110S ADAMS AVENUE
LA GRANDE, OREGON