Monday, Juno 21, 1926.
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
r COM IN O FVKNTW
lnnn 2 1 Scliool elrotlmi at
Out i Ml Imlhlliiff,
July l:t. 14, 13 ami Iff Free
Ilimeiiialt4rt' Institute uudr
July -2. a a, 24 -t'oavt'iitimi of
cittllnii hi ha f: in in hi.
St'lit. '2-2, 2:1, 21, ami Vikloii
roiilily mil At, IOIjcIm, Ore.
hy County Clerk Ktwneth MrCor
i mirk. - .
To AlUi-l tliU Mor..ln
1 .Ml aw Kthi'l Hrown wont to All
Url on tliU tnorninfx's train to visit
inl tho homo of Mi, ami Mitt. J.
' KOKHOn.
i .
Ihw front NMitik
i . Mr. 11 ml Mr William Kovlr, of
Seattle. Hpt-nt the wofk cml In la
(irumlo. . Mrs Kowlor will romaln
hern srwrul days lirforo roturnlnff
to Ikt homo,
llVm Saturday
J. A. Guskltl, of Imhlor, was
1lt city Hulunluy on ImihIiii'SH.
Visllcil Sist. r ltcrt
MIhh Rh'liu Miiyrtfhl rfturncJ to
her homo tit I-Jltfiit on thht morn
itiK'R train, nrtor vistnm? hi'to with
hir alsur, Mia. W. H. UHiWrf ovr-
OoiitritHnr Hen
A Mr. HnrnoHa of thh Harness nnd Humlay.
Colvi-y conlractlnK company, waa j ... ,
la tin cits - yost. nlny. Ho call-U . Mm,M. , Wft,u Watn
at the highway o.flr horo. -- Mr. tim Mr8. (.iiarl08 Mrtrtln rr.
, ' I lurried lothfir homo ut Walla
lli'iv from l'.ntcriirl'w- Walla, WubIi., this mornliiff aftor
. It. J. Cnmptifll, iiinmwr of tho 11ttfmll1.fr tho Hmlth-fonloy roun
pnsti'rn Orcon l.ttnilter company Ion hcif yostorday. Mr. Martin 1h
: of Knlcrprhif, waa In tho city Hal
unlay on hiiRlnosa, ' -
fJlK'SI fit MolIlCI'V IOIH'.
' Mi nnd Mih. William Hinllh nro
'viHiilnK in l.n flrandc from I'ori
Ifind. at the homo of hor moihor,
Mm, J. T. Itnrvoy.
(To 'IVnrh Siiiiiiiicr Kclioo!
1 MIhh Ituth CJarnck lo't Satur
day nlsht for Salem, Ore, whoro
alio will tonrh Rummer school.
,kciii'j! IsmimI
A license to vod
has boon Is-
1 Ji w. lor ut Wulla Walla. Mm.
Martin was formerly Mltta Huxol
Corhrlt and If well known here.
tin Awny Six Weeks ,
Mr. und Mr. Jobs Sponeor and
children will leave , tonight for
l.neaa, Iowa, whera they will visit
rolallveu und friends. From thore
they will go on to Chicago to ut
loud tho Kilts' Nulonul conven
tion. Tliey plan to he away about
six weeks.
Tn Alteml Summer School
Mrs. Hvtt W. Duncan and
her
suoii waiter ilt Ostt-rbers: and iwo small sons. Hobby nnd Hilly,
Lena Shodiow, of l.on2vlow. Wash. ure Unvlnff for Monmouth, Oregon
noon, where Mrs. Duncan will at
tend tho summer session at tho
OroKon normal school, Mrs, Dun
can and her little boys have boon
visiting In Jduho with relatives..
I-'litctf for spelling;
Judd Kmtth was fined flli and
Costs, for speeding" flu the streets
of Union, In tho Justice court this
morn Ins; by Judge Huxh H. Itrtidy.
Iteluiiilnx from I'onvpnlloii
Mrs. Hattle " Klsher pussed
throiiKh tho city this morning' on
her way home to Wallowa 'from
Porllnnd, whoro sho attended tho
Grand Chapter meeting of tho Or
der of tho Katitern Star.
IteluiiiiNl to Midrib '
After vlsillntf hern over tho week
end with Miss Vlolot llodfffioti. Ml km
Helen Overman rot anted Iq Kltrln
this mornlnir. Hhe tench sum
mer school near Klln.
T I Vac the at I.ltfln
Dr. J. Hi Cuudull was in the city
this morning on his way to Klgln.
vvhero ho will start his dental
practice. Ho has been practicing
In Portland during tho past year.
To Attend Wei hi Hut-
Mr. and Mrs. H. H, Wenther
spoon, of Elgin, woro In attend
ance at tho grange picnic, at tho
Union experiment station Satur
day. They left tho picnic .early on
their way to Pine Valley, where
thoy attended the wedding of Mr.
WeatlierHpoon's nh.co, .
NEWS of SOCIETY
lloiv Snliiiilny rmm l'orllaiitl
K. V. Lively, of the firm of
Bati's, lilvi'ly und l'purson, of
Portland, wim boro Kiiturilny ron
r.'rrlnt; with t'linrlcs II. Itf-ynoIdH
roKurtUnir Insurnnrc mAltprs In
oonnectlon with Iho Artim f'uunl-
ty und Burity rompnny.
. W. HudHnn, with tho Flrat
Nutlonl Motion picture company,
Gigantic Money Raising Sale
STILL GOING BIG AT CLINT'S
Our Store was packed Saturday with eager
buyers in every department. Since we opened
this sale on our immense stock of unsurpassed
selection of Quality Merchandise for men and
boys, great numbers have taken advantage of
our dccplyslashed prices).
NOTE SOME OF OUR MANY BARGAINS:
MEN'S
NOW ON SALE AT DEEPLY CUT PRICES .
Including such famous makes at Michaels-Stern & Co. and Rosenwald
& Weil clothes for men and youn g men. If you want good clothes,
correctly tailored, and best of materials at a good, substantial saving
come to this sale. You can't help but pick a bargain. Over 500 suits
go on sale at reductions both drastic and genuine. , ,
TO $32.50 MEN'S SUITS TO $37.50 MEN'S SUITS
One Lot Men's Summer Weight One Lot Men's Suits, all good
For-
Suits, light or dark colors.
mer values up to $32.50
Sale Price
MEN'S SUITS
Values to $40.00
One Lot Men's Suits, in good sum
mer weight, in desirable patterns.
Former values to $40.00. $0J ytC
Sale Price....,: (U't.'W
MEN'S SUITS
Values to $57.50
One Lot Men's Suits .of superior
quality. Regular values up to
Sale Price S39.40
, McKIBBON FELT HATS
$6.95 and $7.45 values. CUC
Sale Price .S. JjJ.HJ
NETTLETON SHOES
Men's Nettlcton Dress Shoes, in
broken sizes. Former values $w
and $14.
Clean-Up Price-
styles. Former values up to
$37.50.
Sale Price
MEN'S SUITS
Values to $44.50
One Lot Men's Suits in splendid
materials and patterns. Values to
Sale Price $29.45
DRESS SHIRTS
Men's Collar - attached Dress
Shirts in beautiful patterns and
colors. All new stock. Regular
$3.45 values. tfO tfl
Sale price VL.vO
MEN'S TIES
Men's fine grade Four-in-Hand
Silk Neckwear in a good assort
ment of patterns. $1.25
values. 70P
Sale Price UU
$8.85
MEN'S IRONCLAD HOSIERY
40c value.
Sale Price, pair.
25C
Sale
Continues
Daily
With
Prices Cut
On
Everything
Men's Blue and Gray
Chambray
WORK SHIRTS
95c Value
Sale Price, 59c Ea.
W Have
Extra Experienced
Salesmen
To
Give You
Service.
A Sale Involving $40,000 Worth of Quality Merchandise
'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Williamson Home ;
Scene of Wedding 1
.One of the season's most at
tractive homo weddtnav wan sol
e mnl nod yesterduy morning lit the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. II. Williamson on Cove
avenue, when Miss Ktcnnor Will
iamson and Albert J. lelgh, of
Portland, wero united In marriage
by tho Itev. Hall K. Wallls. of tho
Inland CHy Oomtmintty church.
Tho only attendants of the
bride .worn her two small nieces,
Husnn tmd Margaret Davlc, who
acted as flower girls nnd wore
dainty organdie frocks in pastel
shades.
The. bride wa beautiful In a
georgette gown ami carried a bou
quet of Ophelia roses nnd swort
poo. Her wreath of orange bios
soins was worn by her mother at
her wedding more than forty yenra
ago. ,
Tho Impressive ring ceremony
was performed under nn nrch cov
ered with lovely flowers In all tho,
dainty colors, nonquota of the :
xnmfl flowers wero used uhout other
partH of the house. j
Mian Snroh Williamson, sister ofj
the bride, caught the bridal bou
quet. ' '
Immediately dfter tho ceremony
a wedding breakfast wan served at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Da
vis. Only near relatives of the
bride were present Including, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Tt. Williamson, Mr.!
anil Mr T. H. Williamson, of Jos-'
eph( Mr. and Mrs. K, 1-;. Hughes,
Mr. and ACrs. Dee Duvls, Mr. and
Mrs I,ynn Tllll. of Klgln. Mrs. J.
T. Williamson, Mrs. O. D. lhiff
mnn, Miss Helen Hughes. Mrs.
l.hina McAlister. Miss Rareh Will
iamson; Frederick Hill nnd Susan
nnd Margaret Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ielgh left Inter In
the day by auto on a two weeks
honeymoon trip through Yellow
stone nutlonnl park. They will re
turn to Tortland to mako their
home, where Mr, Jolgh is stiles
manager for .tho Ihxiver Lumber
company. ,
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Coming: Nuptials
Are Announced
A wedding of Interest to many
T'nlon county people will lake place
Wednesday, June. 23, at Corvnllft.
Ore,, when .Miss Tearl Snglcy, of
Corvatlls, und Harry Cleaver, son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cleaver, of
imhlcr, will be united In marriage.
Mr. Cleaver, who has been hero
wllh his parents, loft yesterday for
CorvalllM, accompanied by his pnr
outs. Mr. Cleaver made his home at
Iinbler for several years. He gradu
ated from tho Oregon Agricultural
college, nt Corvatlls. two years ngo.
Ho now hns a position In Sacra
mento, Cnl., where they will prob
ably make their homo,
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Shower Compliments -Mrs."
Winters
A miscullnneoufl shower for Mrs.
Hay Winters, a recent bride, wits a
feature of Thursday evening's
mooting of the Pour-M club, at tho
homo of MJss Hertha Ilerger. A
table, prettily arranged In yellow
nnd black, had an Its centerpiece
muny lovely gifts for tho honor
guest. Clever placo cards and fa
vors in tho same colors were also
a part of the table decorations. The
season's flowers In yellow were
also used.
A dellcloun lunch was served.
Most of the evening was Hp nt vis
iting. Miss Nelllo 'urehor, of Knter
prlse, waa a guest of the evening.
Dr. Ingle Hostess
To Clio Club Members
Dr. Murgurot Ingle was hostess
to tho members of the Clio Muh
with a prettily appointed luncheon
at 1:16 o'clock Suturday afternoon
ut her home on Washington ave
nue. Oarden flowers of the sea
son were arranged about the. room
and wore used as a, centerpiece for
tho lunehoott tublea.
llrldgo, at four tublos, was tho
diversion of the afternoon follow
ing luncheon. Mrs. Hal Uohnou
kamp received high score among
the club members nnd tho guest
prize wont to Mix O. I 1-urlHon.
Mrs. Klmcr Stoddard won tho con.
solution prize,
Mrs.'Chuao llohnenkamp will bo
hostess to tho club Wednesday
evening of this week.
Leagtie Members Enjoy
Social Evening
.Members of tho I.ulhor league
of thft 'Aon Kngllsh Lutheran I
church wero entertained nt a do-
llghlful social I'Vldny evening In '
the community room of tho "
church. Mi's,. Orval Weber and
Mrs. John I.ottes wore hostesses. j
About 25 members of tho leuguoj
were present and had. a good timet
at games and singing. Miss Kmnuy
Wurl presided ut tho p"iuno. Dur
ing the evening Miss Wiirl sang a
solo, accompunied by Miss Helen
Jensen, and Miss Jensen, played a
piano number. ,
It was decided to discontinue tho
Sunday evening devotional meetings
of tho leacue until a-fter tho sum
mer months. The meetings will
be resumed in September. Tho last
meeting was held lust evening. -'
Refreshments were served by
tho hostesses before adjournment.
....
Long view Couple
Married Here
Walter H. Osterberg nnd MIkr
Lena Shadlow,' both Qf Longviow
Wash., wore united in marriage at
the parsonuge ,of tho First Moth
odlHt KpiHcopal church here Sat
urday evening at o'clock, by the
Itev. 11. W. I'arkor, pastor of the
church.
' They Were nccompnnled by Stella
Duntnp and J. H. Morga, of Port
land. Mr. and Mrf Osterberg left 1A
Crando fotlowlng the ceremony for
Longvlew, where they will make
their homo.
''''
W. R. C. Entertains ,
At Dinner " v 1,f i
fllxty ptrRona worn preRoni for
the dinner (riven by Oliver V, Mor
ton Heller Corps 8:ilnrtluy after
noon at the. If. P. hall. Tho re
lief roriu entorta!n the Qrand '
Army of tho Ileptilillo veterann at;
illnner one Satunlny In eurh inonihi,
and Hallirilny wan the regular din
ner d(iy.
A hort hufllnetM meeting fol-'.
lowed the dinner at 2 o'rlork. Mm.
Siumn llruden preKlded In the nh- J
seneo of Mm. Inura nraden, presl-i
dent, who In itt tending the filnto
and J. T. Moron, with tho Unlver-jeonvenllon nt Mai-xhficld. . I
iiui I'uiiipuny, were in ine eny over. inn next meeiiiiK or I nr eorpit
ihe week end tranfuictlnir buBlneHnhvlll he July 17.
with MeyerH and Howen of thn, Ar
eale und Star theater.
Arinouncement$
Bortal annotinctinvutii may be
printed In llilK column free of
chare. Any aniMmmvnient per
lalnlac to any fiindlom nrN as
oookm fooit wlfw, ele., will lie
rrfiiard, Aahounninnlm to, be
prutled Ihe Mine day, miixt be
In wir'ly edllnr' hmlita bj V:tM
o'clock. Neva editor' note.
Tho Ieirree of Honor rroteotivo
aHHoelatlon will . hold u special
meetliiK at Katrlca hall tontorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. All mcmbcra
aro timed, to ho preaent.
Th" Mhwlonary unclety of the
Klrt OhrlHtlnn church will bIvo a
tea nt the homo or Mrs. J. II.
SnodirraHB, 2718 (forth lurch xtreet.
Rtlurduy uilernuou, Juno ml. All
friends of the church, are Invlled.
for one season. One circuit wallop
during the past week gave him a
tntul of 23, while ho sumo ; dutn
flvo years ago saw him roitlster
the 24th homo run of his record
senson. Exceptional pltchlnt stnffa
raced on the past week's schedule
held most of the leading etoutcrs
to bas blows. , .
Lending home run hitters;
American leagueRuth, New
York, 23: Simmons. Philadelphia.
Hi; Wensel. New York.' 8; Will
iam, St. I.ouls, S; Liuzi'il, New
York. S: V. Collins New York, 7:
Hunser, 1'hlladeiphla, - 7; . t'oclt.
hi,nn ll,tln,liilnlil,, 1
J, National league nnttnmley, Bt,
I.ouls, in; I,. Wilson, Chicago, U
Kelly, New York. 7; 1.. Hell, Ht.
l.otliu. 7.
Babe Ruth Behind His
Home Kin Schedule
rHirAOO. Juno . (AD-
Da ho Ituth Ritnday was two more
runs behind hla sohedulo for 1921,
the year he set his record of 69
Tntith lift, 1ri. Illnia tC i;nn ttml
no teeth what would you grit when
your who muKos you man r
Women's
Happiness
'1 : ,
Rests largely on olving their
oldest hygienic problem this
new way true protection;
discards like tissue '"
TO be fresh and charming every
day, lo live every day unhandl
capped, to wear sheerest (rocks
without a second thouiiht, any day,
anywhere i i 4 you can now do all,
a new wayi
It is called "KOTF.X." Ends the
insecurity of the old-time sanitary
pad. Five time, as absorbent!
Dtodoricts, too. ' And thus ends ALL
fear of offending. ,
NO LAUNDRY
As easily disposed of as a piece
r of tissue. No laundry. No em
barrassment. '
You get it at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying,
"KOTEX"; you ask for it without
hesitancy.
Costs only a few cents. Eight in
10 better-class women employ it.
Proves the unnecessary risk of old
ways.
KOI" X
No laandry diicard like (Issue
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
; Through the power
of our Eastern buyer
we have just received
a large shipment of
Men's Heavy Grade
llib Overalls in all
sizes
$1.09
Heavy Grade Bib
Overalls for boys
79c
NEWYoRKbTDRe
Destroyers of High Prices.
' . : ; : I
Nelly Don Smock '
In fit.it rotors of plnfhstrk.
SolHcltn nttd Obdl.l'lalri.
225.2.95,
.t'V
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Putmao'
f
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iOI,KING nUAIt Hftl'MMCXjl ,
ST. ANNE'fl, England On
two Bonn Brummola if tk'f .
will linvu a Bitty head gvar ta
to his extensive wardrobs.'.jw,
Thtirsduy, and It will bn purchase
by tho other. . Walter Haren- an
llollliy Jones will make tho. bwru
ahowlnir in tho Hritlah open, '
Iionsrl l ining station
Thn Playlo Oil rompnny has
Ipiiard tho Mlffhwny Mlllnif slntlon
on Ailntnif Avo. to OoorRo Clny. Mr.
C'lny look possrsslon litis mornliiff.
I ft for I'oHlnnil
Mis. Cleoriro Clark nnd little
ilaiurhters, QlnnnlM and Junnltn,
Irrt Ralurdny nlg-lit for I'orl Itinil
nnd rainier, Orraon, whom thoy
will visit relatives. They plnn to
I visit beach points while away also.
1'nlon '(Rpeelnl) The MelhodlBt
Ijiilles' Aid society met with Mrs.
Mertlo Itwlu In South Itnlon Wed
neHdny afternoon of liwl week. A
field worker for tho W. C. T. U.
wan present nnd ffnvo tin Interest-
inn tnlfc tlurintr tho proflrram hour.
IHK. HOWARD
Ih with ns iiKiiln this' week.
Make your niipolnlmeuts for
Vermnnent Marcels the
kind you reud about, fotne
In, lot iih show you the wny.
Reynaqd's
Beauty
Shop
I'limin Main 7NW
In eontieetlon with O. K,
TlnrbcM' Shop
, The New VICTOR Line Of
Orthophonic VictrolciJ 1
Victor Records v;..;4'7;jf''i
Creml CARWS No Ia(ic
.-; v.-t'i.
Passed Thrnuall City
J. P. O'Mrlen, genernl mnniiRer
of the O.-W. company, and V. N.
Klneh, general suporlnlondent,
were throunh tho elty this morn
Inif on their way to Huntlnirlon.
Their special ear was dn trnln No.
24. .
Attend fii-anire Plrnlc
D, E, Stephens, superintendent
or the Moro capcMmenl station,
nnd Kred Mennlon, county URent of
Hmatllla county, woro visitors nt
the I'nlon 'county UKeut's office
hero Hnturday niornlnK. They at
tended the Kronirn picnic at the
I'nlon experiment . station Hntur
dny afternoon.
HOSIERY
There Is No Better Hose Than Holeproof!
$1.00 $1.65 $1.95 and $2.25
Art & Baby Shop
"fcterrUiing For The Rahy"
Hero over Wcok F.nil
f ftnil llfit, I rnHnnnln.
visited at the homo of Mr. and!
Mrs. If. O. Avory here over the I
week end. Mr, Carpenter, who Is.
nirrlcultiiral agent In Maker county!
attended Ihe granite picnic nt Un- t
Ion Haturdny. About twenty or
more delegates from Maker eoun-
ty were present for the picnic. j
Reports Ka or llulln
Dr. W. K. ThlstlHwalte Is testing
ing cuttle for tuberculosis at
Hnlnes today, lie reports that
Herbert (.'handler of that pluce, an
unhuul exhibitor at the t!nlon
stow show, hus sold a number of
fine Hereford bulls from his herd
of cuttle. They will be shipped lo
I'tah.
Initiation Tonight .
The Knights of Pythias will
hold Initiation this evening at the
K. P. hall. The meeting will he- '
gin at eight o'clock. Several lodges
of the county have been Invited to
attend and guests are expected
from the Elgin, Imhler and Union
lodges. This will bo the . Inst In
itiation until after the holidays. A
large . representation of local i
knights are expected,
STAR Tonight
"The
Runaway"
.'. With :" ,
CLARA BOW WARNER BAXTER
GEO. BANCROFT WILLIAM POWELL
A romantic-drama of the hill-billy coun
try, giving the razz to jazz.
And This Latest in Laughs
kV VIVIAN OAKIANO iXfj&k. TJ
TUESDAY
JACK HOXIE In "THE BORDER SHERIFF"
A
R CADE
TODAY ONLY v
JUIL N ill
X 'Z1 Ml l
-tfv-j - r hi
O I
inin . I ni l
Tru
screen's
tfrentest
imystery-S
ammo.
fe&furing
EILEEN PERCY
CREI6HTON Hale
.Adopted from the novel by J.B.Eius
"""""TUESDAY VwEDnTsDaT""""
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