Thur(J;'v. FWfinlw 24. 1.925.'
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pacre Five
i
Local News In Brief
He's Youngest
COMING K VENTS
t'nlon County r'ulr at filsln,
S. ptombur 23-20, Inclusive.
Union County Annual Armis
tice Day CeleUmtiou La
Ciiande November 11.
to Elgin from Inion. Miss Vuu
Blin will visit friends at Elgin for
two months.
Called to Dillon
Mrs. Julio citirk nnil Mrs. Kred
Smith left I.a Grande this morning
for Dillon. Montana, called by the
death of their niece.
On Sliopiiiiw Tour
Mrs. IS. K. ilill ulld Mrs. W. J.
Iiubinsim. of 'i'olocai,et. came to
Lu Uiii'do this morning to shop.
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Is ts lii Im (iriuiilu ...
i ii. n lu.t lur - Portland this
jHormng after ai.emling three days
with irlinus nore.
Here From W nlla Wnlln
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sherwood,
formerly resldenls of l,a Qrande
but now of Wulla Walla, aro
among the out-of-town visitors
hero.
IsltlliK lit linbler
l.ynu ilusbrook went to Imbler
this mornliiK and . Is visiting
friends thero today.
I.crt I'or Cnllroi-itlu
Clyde Hunting Is driving to Cal
ifornia on a business trip tliat
I will take him to Oaklnnd, Santa
Ana. l.os Angtks and other neur-
I by cities.
Will Visit Diuifc'iiter
Mrs. M. Tolsted, Delta, Colo.,
ii i rriv ii th s morning lor a visit
w.tli lier daughter. Mrs. H.- Dlo,
who lives on a ranch about' 10
utiles lrom town.
Tourists More for Night
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Miller, Sea
ttle, who have been traveling for
a month In the east, spent last
night In. Iji Orunde. leaving this
mornl'ig to continue their trip
home. . . r .
Jtclitrns to Kiifseiii' . ' "
Mis. Itolierl W. Karl, of Eugene,
illel't litKt evening for her' home,
alter ylsitlng lor llie..past rew ua.vs
at the home of her mother, Airs.
Kd Kiddle, at Island City.
shopping Here This Morning
Mis. 1.1. Hill, uf Telocaaet,
was sholtping ill i.a Orunde this
iiiorniiig. 1 he returned to her
home .this morning, leaving on
tram No. 24.
Here U.-t Night
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller epenl
Inst night In I.a Ornntle guests nt
the home of Mr. Miller's brother
Mr. and Mr. William Miller. They
returned to their home at Enter
prise this mornlng.-
iff .fS.'-'' f':
ii V ' f
Victor's Return Homo .
Mrs. John V. Vaughn and chikl-ri-u
('HriSltno and Jock. vf this
morning Tor . their home In Port-'
Itiml, alter ii visit of two woclcs
with Mr.s. Vatifi-hn's niBteiv Mrs.
Rt vhi'n, Irwin, 2404 North Depot
street.
GEORGIA ROSE
Cold Cream Fac,e
t Powder
Georgia Hose Cold Crenm
. Kate Powder la made espe
cially for those hav'.n;r u:i
oxtra dry sk!n and duttirlnff
a heavy powder,
It udherea well and b!"m!a
perfectly with the1 complet
ion. -The
delightful odor of rose
ptefume this populur' pow-
der.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
7 $pmaVL Star
La Grande. Oregon -
27 YEARS
AGO
rhla Is Robert Hunland, 16, and the
toungest Jockey on the bitf time
iracks. -le has been ridvtg in com
petition with the country's premier
nounts and has hung up an enviable
record. He's considered a. future
. sreat in the turf .woritU.i:,.v.
ler tonight and Elgin tomorrow
'night. She will return to 1-a Grnn
' de tmd g-o to Baker to 'visit tho
jlorUrn there Monday evening. Mrs.
Lewis is on her "official trip on
luitern Oregon..
AIK'ihiihr; county l-air
Mrs. K. radon und Mrs. Will
s' i;t in Zicglcr and two sona went 1o
tf.rJlgin this morning- und are at-
tcnd.ng the Union County lair
lhere toda.v.
f $
f i siting Daughter Today-
is Mm. A. r. Nelson went to Ua
.:k'T thin nioritlng and is vlsillng
lier daughtur, Mtsa Bertha Nelson,
there today. Miss Nelson is in
:Jtiuining at- the St.f Elizabeth's
. i hospital in Baker.
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Oii Way to Kljfin
Miss Madeline Vaughn was in la
Grande this morning on her way
. Visit hip. llvi.Tmlay ..
" Mrs. J:ila.. Uucon. , .of Omnha,
Nebraska arrived in Iai Grande
. this, jriornhig ..and Is vintting- at
I the home of Mrs. Joe Kdenholm
there today. She will leave this
I evening en route to her home. She
has been vivltlng- at Seattle, Wash
ington, for some time.
t iiRblc to Attend School
, Mi as Phyllis Ansell hns been
I unable to attend srhool for the
past few days bernue of fin In
I jured thumb. She had a boil on
her thumb whinh became infected
causing hloodpoison. The thumb
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i. J
Pendleton"
Woolen Shirts
Woolen Blankets
WOOLEN AUTO ROBES
WOOLEN INDIAN ROBES
WOOLEN ARMY BLANKETS '
. .WOOLEN BED BLANKETS V
WOOLEN HEAVY SOCKS
' FOR FALL ;.
Noy Here for Your Selection
MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY A
l'OKTI.AXIl MAItUITI's
was lanced and is button .At . lire, jj l'OU'l'MNI), Ore. (Ai'). Cat
sent. : - ' '" 'tie,1 oa.ve8,. siieep Ste,ady; '.,.,.. :
' ' ' y ! Hogs Slow,
At Fair Today . . .. ., . t lilitterfat Steady.
1..' II. Urelhoiibt, coiint.' ;hgent I nutter standard-and prime?
of Ontario, and I. M. C. Anderson, first cubes, one cent loAvbr:stiifi-'
his' assistant, are .aUeniilntr the dards, 6(ii-. 'Iirinle 'firsts, 'i'Jc.
Union County Fair at KlKln today E;ffs One cent lower,- current
with H, U. Avery, local- county receipts, xr.e: pullets 81cW-S2t;:
ugiiculturbt . Mr. Brelhoubt will firsts, 35J SOci extras, 38 J (jj 33c.
judge tho crop exhibits at the fair
.ind Mr. Anderson will Judge the VOISTIiAXI) ;HAI." MAItlilST.
livestock. j i'O (IT LAND, Ore. (Al').
: : . i Wheat BHU. hard white, Sep-
Stoiiited oir Hero Ycslcrdny tember at Si. 45; October at $1.4-1;
Miss Bertha Wilson, nurse nt B. S. Baart, September, ,1.4!;
the Oregon Normal school at Ictober, $1.41; soft white; Sep
Monmouth. and Miss Olson, who tember, $1.42; October at $1,411;
: will enter the Oregon Agricultural' western white, Seplember at $1.41
College at Corvalli.s, stepped off western white, September at
in Ux Grande yesterday en route $1.41; October at $1.41; northern
to the two cities, after upending spring and western red, Septem
the .summer at their homes at bcr,. $t.30; October, $1.30.
Buhl. Idaho. They, visited Miss
Blanch Clark he-e... . ( . St '
AI'I'LES. '
SPOKANE (U. S. Department
To Exhibit Table pt l'lllr of Agrleulfare-) Southern Idaho a
Mr. and Mrs. J. .8. Splker left aonii'hans, extra fancy, large-,.
I.a Grande yesterday morning for $l.r.0ii l. Bo, bushel baskets; com.
Salem, where Mr. Splker will w--Wn1lon extra fnncy, fancy and
hlhlt a library table, . w'wicli ...hp f., ..Kale. 21 ang larger, $1. ?,.';
made by hand, at the State Kitir. 2 anil larger, $l..20. Hood Klver
After 'attending the fair -thaii-'wllt alld -other 'Oreiyl .SpiUibergeire.; J;
go to California, where they will car small to medium, $1.05. No-.v.-vlslt
for some time. They will tons, medium to large fancy,
go to Arizona from California to $1.00. Walla Walla district Homes,
spend the winter. ' -fancy,' medium to large. $l.U'Qi
-i . il.JB: exti'A fancy large, $1.1(0;
Leave Tomorrow Moraine W large." $1.35; AVIncsaps. 'O
' Mrs. H. F. Croves and Mrs. nick Wade, 10 per cent 6 ,U'., 3 CW
Rcttiir will leave Iji Orunde to- 1 -1 5- ' ii
inon-iiw, with the. reiiiitins of Mr.
Orovi'S, en roule 'to f-ticonih, HI- tt AT VI?
Inols. where biiriaf . 'will take 131-iAllri III 1 o
AT FRANCE'S
inols, where burial ., "will take
plucc. lira. Kftti'g viU nccoin
puny Mrs. Urovo-s as fnr us KfinsiiH
I'ity, wh'Jre )n will be Joined by
relatives, who will ttcrompuny her
on to Macomb. .
ilrro Lust Mtiiit
UNDERTAKINGS
(Continued from Phro Ono.)
nnd rhibirrn untt i iiothlnir whort
After KWMHllmr hint nitrl.t In 1...' of Im rlmrlHIH.".
ntiMle vlnitlnir the Inenl Onlcr of "liefore any ronciHl'm ho vvtia
(tin KiLstern ffiar. Mr. ((irolim n l-'mnee or to uny other furelfrn
LewlH, worlln-v KPiind matron of Kwrniiicni . ne mini, -i
tin; order, went to WitJlowa ihi hoiill (IohiiohI they cmihp wiirt'arn
mornliijif and will vinit that chap- on ,,1C smaller and weaker poo-
pies.
KnHtern Or;f?tm t)Viserver, . Se;
tember 23, lata KloHtruiuan, the
wool buyer, la in town ottering
10 4 contH per pound.
C. T. Mi'Dantel returned Monday
from Wallnwu county wero In
had boon u tew dnya.
Mia. Krunk Curpentor and baby,
of Wilbur, aro visiting hor . par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Good.
Mrs, henu Pefferle, machine
operator on Ihq llaUer Kepul)IU'un
called while in 'the eity this week
to wo our new typesetting ma
chine. J. H. ChUds Just completed thr
building of bis Hlwjotlng gulloiy at
tho fair groumlH.,
Av, Good, the .threshing nrichlm
man, was in thfe city yesterday une
HsUed .how the yield was this year
said it was first ujaos.' He statoi
that he threshed'a field Of ohIf
lor Joiin l''res.ell which avorugtu
110 bushels to the aero, and thai
there; were many other floldB thut
would go equally ub well,
Justice Harrisnn'B court was oc
cupied j.4ust Tui'sday with a t res
pi tss ensf In which A. W. CHne
wus charged .with wit full destruc
tion pf a ifene5. Tho jury dis
chnrged Mr. Klino and ho return
ed to his home at Htarkey,
Horn In this city Tuesduy
Septonvber 20, u;H8 to Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Iloiinioi', n daugliter.
' ,lied In this city Hundny, Sep.
tember lx Iho four, year old son pi
Mr. and Mrs. Otorgo Jininmoek,
Only nbout Ihreo' Veeks mitil vho
county fair, , , . : -County
Cle'rk Geo. i3eiiHon wan
in the city Monday, .
This lias been u grand ycui for
iho harvest, nothing bo far to
lntorrupt harvest. '.'
j The linker City Iron works,
which" were'recontlv destroyed by
rirer-nro being retudlt and almost I
ready lor operation, r
Mri and-Mrs. A. C. Huutlngtbn, j
ad Mrs. Geo. H. Currey und chll
(iron returned from a months out
ing in Clatsop beach Haturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l'lngry, of Hnlse
City, are among our new arrivals
who will make la Grande their
pe.rmuniiifnt homo.
Dr. Kichardson was called out to
Thomaa Kuckinan's houso last
week to visit ChaB. Whitman, a
brother Of Mrs. Uucknmn, who
contracted a very 1 serious cold
while piVtho train en route to tills
I valley from his home Mn, Iowa.
C. W. Nesley hs a force of men
employed in changing the chan
' nol 'Of the river , 'and will use a
portion df the channel us a boat
raco for hip park which he Is now
arranging along the banks of
Grande Uonde river below the
bridge on his place. Mr. Nessley
,will plant a large number of shade
trees,, which is addition lo the
i'NoHsley grove will afford a com
modious, shady and u convenient
piaj lorpeppig to nsHemiHi,)ti , ,
ARMISTICE "
DAY PLANS
, , PERFECTED
(Continued from Pago One.)
if p'liyHlrillly possible.
Invite linker ainl IVmlletoii.
A' meeting with linker legion
nalre.s: will bo held within the next
I'minlKht und n Hlmilnr nu'ctltm in
piinn'd with lVridli'ton ex-nervlee
nn'Ji lor the pu rpo.su of inviting
both cities to Join La Grande and
I'nton county In the eeb-brnUon,
Tfi- I't-ndleton drum cori s 1h ex-pi-eled
lo attend.
AH pouts of I'nion couulv T,a
Grande, North powder, I'nion, Kl
tle'pa tf n'i a Inrg" nttt'ndHnrn
Charming Styles
for
Regular Fall Wear
Smart all-wool French serge ensembles
with tie of heavy flat erepe to match;
wool cyepes in, plain one-piece dresses;
wool serves beautifully embroidered in
contrasting colors; flare skirts and long
sleeves these and many others comprise
our showing of new ,wool dresses for Fall.
At the low price range .
$5.50 to $11.90
We. also have for your approval matiy beautiful Fall styles in erepe
satins, flat crepe and charmeuse, trimmed with braid, georgette or em
broidered. . ' - ' ; :
C&YL and let us show them.. Our. prices are the lowest
$10.90 to $11.50
gin, Imbler and Covo ' will pnr
iroin Wallowa county is looked for
ward to.
Name CoininitltieH.
Organization or committees was
perfected lust night with tho fol
lowing legion members) being se
lected: '
Hugh K. Brady, general chair
man. '
Major llalph Huron, captain of
day. ' .
G. I Hutlon. 1. Klngsley, K.
Williams, parade.
Ladles' Auxiliary to the Ameri
can Lctflon and .Wonian's HelteC
Corps, dinner.
K, J). Towler, II. K. Waiklns.
ISLAND CITY
WINS PRIZE
ON DISPLAY
(Oentlnued from Pinre One.) '
J). Towler, II.
football. ' '
Itoy Currey, Chester 'Thompson,
.loss Andrews, 11 J, Hlalcup, liarry
Maon, dancert. " 1
Mr. Talbot, U. Bohncnkamp, fire
works. '
(Mis Palmar, Harvey. Matthews,
publicity.
Hurley Itlcbardsnn, Kmnry Kurd',
Calhoiis Combs, slreet decorations.
box of packed apples. Mr. und
Mrs. Oke, who makn their home
I lour miles from . Klglii, entered
I their first display this year and
won first prize with their Bingie
layer packed apples, , t :
: iludging liveHt4K.'k.
'"ItusHel! .jjcKcimpu,, of linblof,
and Clifford Conrad, who lives
,'pn the adjoining farms, aro tak
ing nil of the . prizes In hog.
However most of the Judging oC
livestock Is not Lnlsbed.
There are tour school displays. '
Elgin has u domestic tuts exhibit
from its school, which will com
pare with tho women's exhibit In
this work. Tno other schools with ,
exhibits are Gordon creek, High
land and Indian creek. ' -
HOTEL ASTOO
EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET
50 ft Baihi.," Now, Modem .
Cloan ta SKojipihg Di.tnct unci 1 iieatM i
'FREE GARAGE Tariff (ram $1.50
ItAII, SIKJf VfSIT II:NI)
IIKNI),' Orp. A (fliillli of Ol'i
Kn Trunk oirli'lnlH, cumiili'lliltf
tin InHpi'i-tlon or tin.1 linn of Htir
viy til' tin' iHiipoHftl OiiiKon Trunk
i'xIi-iihIiiii fintn lli-nrl In Kltiiinilh
l''ull, ui-i-lviiil liirm from tin-out.li.
Tluy li-fl on tlmlr himtIiiI cur
for tlx- iniiln Hiii' thnt nlnht.
t .
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
Used Car Bargains
IIIJO III U'K SIX TOI'ltl.MI
i.m si i iii:iiaki:h sim:'I.i. six toihim;
mm sti DUiAKi.ii si-i:ciai, six toi hix;
mm ritANKM.x Torm.Mi
Jennings & Shumate
Huick Sales Hnd Service
WANTED!
"A young man of good personal appear
ance wanted to sell light, heat and power.
Preference to married man. Good oppor
tunity. Apply
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY
By Friday Nocn.
Sryp A TjJ Friday, Saturday,
-li.itt.il--, - Sunday
Baby Hoods and Bonne (s
Of lovely soft Irlmmed lii silk Orovhet
" ! Hllk Bonnets crocheted or Itnll.
'0 tlUVDI JltltlOIIM.
' Nhii'm lloll-proof Thread l; M, 'I liiciid
Art & Baby Shop
y 1 11 -
rcaae
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
'9figteet of
Forgottenv.
Men' g
BtRBICT BREN0H HlS 4!feiS!. 5
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