La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1926, Image 5

Friday, July 1G, 1020.
I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Five
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Local News In Brief
COMING EV10MTH
July I3.I4, 1! and fi proo
' II on irttm Iters' Institute under
auspice Tho Observer
Inly lli--lJiiloii county's 3((llt
ail n i ml plunder reunion.
July 2:1, 23, 24 Uoim-uuori of
' NorthweM Ileal Ksmto uaho
' elation In i.n Onimu
Hop! J, :t, 21, and I'riiOD
rouuty 'fair at Klgln, lire.
; wan fined 1f by JuiIkc (V . t
Humphreys on a clmrKe.of dlBord
jorly conduct. Tim com plaint whioU
,:illi-K.'il Una thu dfVndunl used
! pruliuut laniTiuiKi'. was riled by
, Mrs. K. W, Hart. , ;
Uruniird lumic today ; '
Mr. Jin, Mrs. V. il. Leawey re
turned to their home at Keating,
'Or'Kon lodny alter ulUndinu the
I'moir. county , pluiieer reunion
Iutu yi'sterdny. '
in Wallowa county ... ,
!;' (ii-ow T, Cochnin in liiAValluvva
fymnly on If 'gal buaiiirnff today.,
Hero rionitKlBln ' ;
'i Wiley (i4ldiui. of Kltfhi,' v.riM a
IjusfncKu visitor (u Im tirande ililu
morn in:. l''
i . . u
Here on Inlnos
L. W. Kchrocdcr, of San 4-Van-clsco,
(h a"' buKinosa visitor in the
i-lly rr u tj'W duy.s.
Pav .".""tliromrli I'lty- x
i Aitltry Htm&f)n uusied tliromrli,
Grander Wednesday .. .niht in
ionic to Portland. Hv Htojned here
to visit relatives and nieridtf.'
Ill nt homo.
Mrs. Herbert Pattison. has been
very ill t .'her homo hr;. but is
reported t$? be improving ut pres
ent. ( ; ' V
1'iuiie (bl,s iiitiinht;;
Sum Brooks rehirm-d to his
home at KlKin this morning after
atlendinjT tiie pioneer, reunion at
KUershle park h"re yesterday. Mr.
I trunks Us one. of t'nlon comity's
pioneers.:" having lived . here 03
yeara. - . l ' -
REHEARSALS
FOR PAGEANT
HELD DAILY
(Continund from Pace 1)
Indians With Circus
".ill tcm.srtf, rcniowd
- Miss Myrtle Houston, daughter
of Mrs. J. U. Strong, bad hor ton
nils removal yvsterday morn lug.
Her condition was reported to bo
good this niorninp. K
Woman l-'lnetl v- "
Jane Iot McKlnney. jW she.- .Is
Hated on tjie police court blotter.
(
1 V'sllliiy; here tmkiy
j -iMr. and Mrs. 11. I,.. Martin and
.'children and Francis Niclson ar
rived in the city this morning on
their way to Weiacr. Idaho, hcr
jtliey will visit re.liUiyvH. They arc
jvisitinK' hero today wth Mr. Niel
' son's sisier. Mrs. A. (. Anderson.
jThey are from Canada.
i ' " " .
l'rt WeiliM-stlay
V. A. Kpliiip and Krank Mapuire
lej'i Wednesday by nuto for West-
'cin OreBon and Washington. They
will be accompanied home by Go--bin
Kplini;, who has been attend
tng the citizens' military training
camp at Camp Lewis.
I'o )ns:ph yesterday
j, ,1. ('. (iullhur Wi'nt to Joseph on
ir.e nranen mie irain yesteraay.
'Mr. Gul'iinfT was conductor on the
! firyt train to KlRtn in 1891. He
!als? helped build the braneh line
from Klsin to Joseph. His home
is in I a Grande.
havo Its legular rehearsal at thu
sumo place, Alonday cvenlnjf, July
U. , , - ':
,''J'lm ommtfieo' hi cluirgo states
tliu,l. tiiere is still u; scurclly of
si'hgers and invilis .tho Kciivi'al
public lo i.urUcjputu Ih Uils portion
uf the protii'uni. . Men, womou and
children aru all mvlted to sintf.
James J-iwniri. tho director... slat
ed today that tho degree oi success I
lo be uttulned would bo ueterintned
lo a sreat extent ' by tiio- slisc of
the chorus. '
'c '
Members or C'Jiorus.
Anions: thosu com posing - thu
chorus, uro tho rollowlng:
Mi-s. -H. M. Ashby. -Mm. A. M.
Adum.se Mrs, Jee Houvy, Mrs. I. C.
liowsor, Mrs. i). illoouutiilst, M1m
Catherine liucklcy, Miss Gladys
Churcli, Airs. N. Combs, Mrs. O. J.
Colvln. Mrs. M. K. h'lledge,. Mrs.
lla.y Fuller, Mrs. Kinery Kord, Mrs.
U V. iiunii, Mrs. Helen M. Ocddus,
Genevieve Hannu, Mra. 11. I lan
dls, Sirs, livaa Geiblu, MisSfGraco
Oeible. Miss ltuth Gelble. Mrs.
Avis Giibler, Mrs. W. Guiles, Mrs.
Osuur Humphries, Mrs. J. 1J. Hol
Hnuswonh. Mi's. T. It. Maxwell,
-Mrs. Kliner Ktoddnrd, Mrs. h 8.
Jester, Airs, O. 8. Moore, Miss Mil
dred iloyU Miss Krma . Johnson,
Mrs. Dick Lindsay, Miss Lena Lot
tos, Miss Anna Lotos. Miss Krleda
Klopfeusteln, Miss Mildred -Mulhol-land,
Mrs. James McNainoe, Mrs.
Henry McGotdrick, Mrs. Maepher
son, Mrs. 8. IS. Morgan, Mrs. Oscar
Poareh, Mrs. V. H. Ierry, Mrs.
V. H. I'arklngson, Mrs. A. 1
Richardson, Mrs, George itkhard
son, Mrs. Sting. Mi. Nell Thack
er. Mrs. K. Walden. Mrs. J. A. Will
ianis, Miss Lillian Webster, so
pranos.. .
Mm, William Adlety Mrs.. W.- H.
Bohnenkump, Jr., Mrs. A. H. Mow
en, Mrs. Karl Stoddard, Miss Fern
INSTITUTE
HERD ENDS
LATE TODAY
, (Continued (ram rage D
llopl. Wimhoo, Usi'omllilo nml Apachp Indiana urn some ot the
trilira that will lie. ieini'3inli'il In llm n-d moll Hint will ncronl
puny tlm Al (i. Ilurnta foiir-rlnB clreus when It conn to Im
Ctlandn m'Xt Monday. . '
Ovddi'i, .Mrs. Or. 1,. ItlKKi'ra, Mrs.
it. Cluycoinl). MIhd Tllllu llus. Mra.
IS. U llnlmi'a. Mm. Andrew" J.onoy,
Mrs. A. V. l,lnilt,-ron, Mrs. K. Sic
.Manus. Mrs. W. J. Nowland. Mrs.
A. V. -Nelson, Mra. ltolx-rt Kewlin.
Mrs. Lynn Wright, .Miss .Mildred
Webster, ultos.
T. K, Itellii,iny, itoy Currey, Max
Oullen, I.loyd P.-vy. J. CI. Colvln,
Kmery'rord, Lnn Ilrihtienknmp,
lOlwooif qwlllleniH. Dr. li. P. l.an
dls. I'-rank Jester, .1. 13. IIoIUhbm-'
worth, Prof. II. Jr llnmnur. Mr.
Holnie'J, .Henry Melancon, Waller
Xowland. t'he.sh'y Moore, Claud f.
Pratt. Otis W. Pulmer, Hay Pratt,
Victor Pratt, Molvln Palmer, Wnl-
M .M.MM MM a-M.
-Of Raising Sale ;
iMiFday9;. July 1.7th. ,
jlSu16 iSoit Bargains
Michacls-Stciii & Co. an:l Rosemvald & Weil fine high grade all wool suits for men and yoanjj men at substantial sav
ings. These clclhes arc finely tailored and of the very newest patterns and materials. Entire stock on sale at reductions
wortlv vour time spent in coming 30 Per Cent to 50 Tcr Cent Discount.
TO $37.50 MEN'S SUITS
worth your time spent
TO $32.50 MEN'S SUITS
,'Onc lot men's summer
weight , -siyts, light- or
dark' colors. Former val
u'ts up to $:J2.5(). S;ile
price ,-....$ 12.45
--MEN'S SUITS
;. Values (o $57.50
i Our regular line men's
suits of superior quality.
, Regular values up to
$57.50. Sale pricc.-537.40
i
Entire line . men's Hand
and Soft Collar Shirts
25'c,; Discount
! Boss 0' The Road
. OVERALLS
' $1.58
Engineer's and Firemen's
, i WORK SOCKS
,; I3c rail-
One lot men's suits, all.
good styles. Former val
ues up to $37.50.' Sale
price ;..$16.75
MARX-MADE
TROUSERS
Entire Line
Al 25 Discount
Entire Line
Ladies' True Shape
HOSIERY
In silk and rayon; also
wool. Values $1 to $2.
Special
38c a Pair
Athletic
UNION SUITS
$1.00 Values
48c Suit
MEN'S SUITS
. Values to $10.00
One lot men's suit:-, in
good summer weight, in
desirable patterns. For
mer values to $10. Sale
price , $22,15
Entire
FELT II AT STOCK
Al
25c, Discount
Entire Line
TRUNKS, SUITCASES,
: DACS
At
' .; ,: 25 Discount
NETTLETON SHOES
- Men's Nettleton Dress
Shoes in all sizes, 6 to 11.
Former values $13 and
$14. Clean-Up Price
. $8.85
One Lot
MEN'S FELT HATS
Ail sizes. Values to $6.45
at $2.18
MEN'S SUITS
Values to $14.50
Our regular line men's
suits, in splendid mater
ials and patterns. Values
to $1 1.50. Sale price $27.75
STRAW HATS
' Entire Line '2 Price.
Jantzcn
DATHING SUITS
Reduced to
207o Discount
Come in and get a
Bathing Girl Free.
95c
MEN'S WOKK SHIRTS
In blue and grey cham
brav " .. '. C9c
Van Hcuscn
50c COLLARS
NoV"
38c Each
the. vUuniliiM found In cod liver oil
with thu valuable addition ot as
similable phosphoruus. . His,-' own
research confirmed by that uf sei
entisls ut Johns Hopkins, iJr Moore
is now endeavoring to interest
munutacturerd on the coast to
place tho product on tho market,'
and expect that it wilt he pur
chasable In Oregon within u short
time. i , .
Known hrJCtmie "
Dr.- Moore's research at Ihe t'ni
verslly of Orcgoti inedlcal i school
has won him renown throughout
America and even In Kurope. He
supplements his work there with
two baby clinics at Porllund. a
private onu patroniKed by parents.
uh far remote as Montana and llt
ull, and the other a public well
baby clinic for the benefit of chil
dren whose parcnta uro unable to
pay for medical service. '
ills earlier experience In pediat
rics he gained while In charge of
the bureau of the American lied
Crux iiospilal at Milan, Italy, dur
ing Ihe war, .H'.v condncUU n
hospllut Tor :;-,uihT8 and babies
there, and later dimpled llle lit
Paris for the children of soldiers
and war refugees.
.ilt!!lM'l! CliMiblMi
This uftciT.aon; In Jits 'alU on'
"Shoes and Clothing and Their
Ktrcct on li-alth." the spec'isl'ul
will employ babies for illustrative
leaching. His lecture on tut y -
terday ufternoon he supplemented
with cxumlnaliona of u mnf.ber of
.a - :,iinile rl;!!;!reii, snKg' Mlllg
c-urrectivc diets .'sr the ""
I needed them. Dr. W. P. MeAdoiy
land IT, It. P. iandis examined tile
I youngsters for heart, lung and
J throat defects. Miss Alico li. Mia
I (imnll, county nurse, was tn
j charge, of the weighing and nu-u-i
suriug. .
. On the morning program with
jur. Moore today was Miss Hub
lUeura, home efficiency expert, who
devoted her hour to u discussion
and recommendation ot "House
hold HudgelB."
Family lludgots
l-'umilv hudgclf ai' Important,
i.MIss lleers pointed out because ac-
Icounls nnd strict unowledgo of
Uvhat the housekeeper has to spend
'eliminates worry and disorder In
spending.
! "No woman should be compell
ed lo ask her husband for the.
.'necessities of the household or for
i her personal use," asserted thej
speaker, "it lakes money to run
a house, buy food, and clothe the
'members of the family. Some men
ro-dlscovor tho fuel every day, unu
as promptly forgi t It until the
next. '
Cooperation l!rncd !
"While the Hllownncu plan Is a
slop in udvnnce of lliu 'dollng-out
met hod,' it should be figured out
Jointly by thu husband and .wli.'.'i
else It ' may prove Insufficient for
all llu household reUlrcmentK. .
"llesl of all Is the budget plan,
which provides In udvanee for the
spending based on the classified
need:) of Ihe family. Willi II. goes
tlin account, which Is thu record
pr expenses Kept according to. the
type of needs supplied."
Six Illusions ' i
Kuiully needs will In most cusr s
divide themselves logically Into, six
divisions: savings, food, sheller,
clothing, operating expense, mid
advancement, Including education,
health. recreation li.'nevulelleis,
snriul life and personal allowalici s,
Miss Ilecra has figured.
"To build a budgel, i must
have some basis or previous ex-perh'iii-e
upon which to work. The
C. A. Taber suggested budget Is as
folloivs: Kood, 3" per cent: cloth
ing, 13; shelter, S5; household ex
penses, 1: education, six; luxuri
es. Tour; all other expeiiH-s. in.
Alter you have kept one type, you
probably will need lo alter It to
lit your needs." she Hiwgcstcd.
Miss Heers was scheduled to
ill 3 o'clock tills alii nioon
on "Ktflcleiuy
1 loiisehold."
Blackmail?
i
I
I
se STORES , iiA
jAnSMTHrVB
Mrs. Ot'i'trtulo losnnith, 2it-
UvuW. lormoriy of Hrondway ittid!fl
itollywood, fno-S r)mrK4s of
tcmptinK to rxtoit $G0till from her:
onmloyor H. Hazard, who i
..cnnUy . iuiioriut) S3,&(io,t)ou. I ,
Store No. 13 .
f 101 Adams Ave. Iji t.ruutlo, Ore. .
Children's
Play Suits
89c
Blue denim and strip
ed stifel cloth, red
trimmed. Very cooi
and comfortable for
summer wear. Sizes
2 to 8.
sled in . (ho
ART AT HOME,
rjAl toll, l aAI:T With a board full of sUrtrhinRM
. M , PO)ti'd from s;m ho made of
, .. " , 1 burns thut ho s;iv from iho tmln
ii!! !on lllH "'"'-y forvnllia, tho
is nobaC tlmT It Insjd.vB MiTbtst !u,i:,tlm!t i:",k'd a"l?l"ion 10 th"
(hat 1r In uh," - jHwcipliiK lines of lu roofs, tho
in I'lr.r i.t.iriUinirH nt.ini..n 1 HnTiU stnicliiriil plan, nnd tho
UK- world is rlKlit . now ;. entt-rlnt? 1' "' vit!i !:!t!: !t b ad
unor. a romiissniioo of (?. lv: uf"'l 1 Immo-umidiufi: wiuiont
jii.Miuty Ihut has novtT bitm snr- wroym? us , narmony
jlKtssod. iiuniisL'iiiu iid 1 its SMH..1,
!Ii
"And If thtira i ovtrr to bo roul
ized a brotlnrhoocl ot men ad of
n:tion:;, 1 iiiiuic it will kiow out
of thi iovo for beauty," !! wild.
"I'ur beamy ( hits no enemies.
Wit, 1 1 ' ueuuiifid in ono rotmlry,
muuL bo beautiful in another."
Oregon's J'roblenw
Oregon haa lit- own pociillar
problems or art and urohl toe turn,
the spcukui' poiulttd out, For in
stil nee, tn her choice of colors, alio
is influenced by the conflict .. In
hor "early history between tho
Spaniards cn the. south, with their
Mohuminedn-linpiirted love of
blazing hiK-H, mt th KhrhbIi on
j i in- liuiui, li li linn i;ii'n;n'iii;i;
lor sombre anil reserveu toiiea.
Til
de
ll h llu
Ihty to
lm rllmutlo conditions ot tho
There are. honest men In thin
world.. In. Mlddlolown, n. . u
prohibition a?cnt went bankitipt.
Any Girl Can
Be Pretty
A new kind of face powder is here
Made by a new French Processstays
jn until you take it off. Porea and lines
Again. Oregon 1ms yet no type J ,j0 not show. Not affected by perspira
,.f architecture Hill she can call j n Gives life and beauty t vour
her own, Mr. 1' all banks aald. And;" . , , .. .v,i-. ,
ho elaborated on his observatmn of I complexion almost unbelteveable. It is
lyesteniuy. Illat the true Omscr.'M". called Mc-1-l.U ljl.u. iuu win iovo
thome may ovolvi1 from t!n plan j CLASS llltl ;s, Inc.
For Baby
DRESSES And GERTRUDES
Stamped on the finest' imported, mercerized batiste,
' ,yir..si,'ni'iS,.A?.ig.Il8.'.. n...
: ' ' Ii.-)C to $1.00 ,
ktl &. Baby Shop
.Methods in Die
Kolhlorn and legends are pre- .
served by cerlaln trllw s In M.ilay-
'sla and Sumatra on bamboo sticks.!
iTIie cliuruclers an: engraved on
the wood while II is green. When
Ihe wood liecomes dry Ihe lllHr.eip-
itlons can be. preserved almost In-;
definitely. , !
I Count yuur toes after swimming
In n struiige swimming hole.
(. -
t.T pulmer. Mr. Perry. Mr. ThIIioI,
Hurley Itlchardsoii and Italpli
iWlnlers. :
Civilian Head
5IW
Our Entire Stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes and Oxfords Reduced 20 to 237c Off Regular Prices. Come Look Our Lines
,; . Of Quality Merchandise Over and Save.
THE MOST DIPORTANT BARGAIN MESSAGE WE HAVE EVER PRINTED FOR THE LAST DAY.
Compare Our Prices and Quality of Our Merchandise Before Buying.
"TIE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
CLOTHIEKY
'0 'SSL I
LA GRANDE, OREGON
!r. H'Tbert .ruff Is ill" ii"w hmT-'
ImhII'fMiiI iireniiK-nt "f 4'ivltan rlnb, '
elected ut tho aniitiiil ennvi-iitim
Jll-t IMitlndelphbi. lie lives III
Knoxvllle, T nn., win re m lr
president of Ihe 'humber of
Smile - Laudh - Chuckle Grin!
You'll Do All of Them Pius j
- When You See
j
1 1 Jar
A funny-bone tickler that will shake '
a laugh out of a tombstone. He's a i
sure cure for that tired feeling. i
PATIIE NEWS
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