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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1926)
Tuesday, September 2S, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SALEM SCHOOL flntf week of ischboli ', ' . . , .. Jlul!llts ninili' public nt llio of fn nf tlio city Biiiwrlnlonflfnt of KdlOOlH hI.OW th.'lt HlS pllpllH lU- tt'ihlml KraH( jup'ur nd liiifh jH-honl in UiIh city durlnv thn wmi( lliui !)irkcl t ho opfiiinK of wtiool. Tim inimbrr Is 100 higher than (tin rorri Hpondini; numlt'-r JiihI u yonr hki. General Hines To Command New A rea WAHli'lNUWN. ft lit. J .U) Major (Sonera! John I.. Hines, nlnllr corn area, Sun I'rancco, He will lip succeeded by Major; (;. in ral Charlrs I'. Hummernll. of absence on relinquishing ilull"S as chief of stuff anil the d,,),. NEW DRESS FABRICS ENROLLMENT for arrival in Kan Krnnrlsrg 1ms not yet been set.- now commuiulinK the second, corps luruii. New York, whllo .Major (Jen- j :cral James H. Jli-lbio, present 1 i commander or I ho ninth rorps. I area, will InUo General Hummer-j P. ASSES 4,000 H.vnn to ojrr HAMCYf, Ore., Hnt. 2fi For ,thn WASlIlNaTON'-M Is httrrtni. i. chief ot stuff of lho army, will In relieved rrom that post November '20, unil nnslirncil tu command tthc first timn in WtnXurv. utal enroll all's place in New York. ' I (ienoriil Hines will tnko a leave pet liquor .than ovor, .4n lho opinion of Secretary Mellon. nn nt In Halom puMIc Kchootn )iqm j pusjwa m 411UU irmrtt uuniiK hi ' Vf '-!' 'II1' - . . ,- ; f.J-V '"V.l, I:' ' . Lb&kiLj .... . . II. , -- II II BALKY!, Ore., Hcpt. SS For, 1 1 first timn In liMory. U)Ial enroll-I i i j j I ! i Lvww And Luxurious Trimmings of Fur and Fancy Silk Banding. Home sewing is both a pleas ure and an economy this year for the woman who is clever with her fingers and who seeks the originality that is to be had in garments of her own making. Fall styles are bewitching and yet are easy to follow with De signer patterns. Materials and trimmings were never more attractive. VVVWYVWVVWVl Soft New Flannels In Warmest Fall Shades These flannels are a joy to work with and are available in all the fall shades, solid colors and plaids and stripes. Solid colors, 54-inch, all-wool, per yard, $3.25. Fine press flannels, 54-inch, per yard, .$4.00. Plaids. and stripes, per. yard $2.95 To $3.98 Satin sheen, a lovely material for new fall frocks, in all colors, per yard $4.25 In L ft III I ii nun i Loveliest Crepe Safm '.There is no silk material so pop ular nor so lovely for fall dresses a,s crepe, satin. Its soft, sheen. M irresistible and it is had in every new shade, 40 inches wide. Per yard $4.25 Fur trimmings for new frocks is vei much in demand. Here you'll find a variety at $1.00 to $4.60 j)er yard. Fancy silk land ing is equally smart in producing the latest styles. Per yard 25? To $3.00 Dependable Quality HILL'S Dependable Values J. J. SMITH GETS TWO BUCK DEER , Mlllun Willi a rurloa-l of fruit. Tim j imlriml was nvMt'iit ly running try in lii-n It ciiino to tho clirr ovr lhv ItiKlHvay. It rll on thn hur.l hut I fui'ti ro;u Ih-uiI ilownwnrl, knoik , luff IU hmliiH out. Mr. I hktrfou rontnlnotl at th Quality Evident In enor Newest Furniture Suites The superior quality' of Bohnenkamp's furniture superior value, superior charm- was never more evident than in the new pieces and suites that have been placed on our floors to meet your needs f or fall furnishings. In this unusually large stock you have a wide choice always and will particularly appre date the values and the beauty shown in this new display. A two-piece living- room suite is especially : -A new bedroom suite in combination walnut is at charming. The upholstery on the arms and trim tracting much attention and represents a very excel are of brown Chase Mohair, the backs and cush- lent value. It has a blended walnut finish, hand ions are in highly colored figured linen friesia. decorated, and the overlay drawer fronts in dresser Unusually fine construction characterizes this and vanity are of bird's eye maple, making a very at suite and it is a remarkable value at tractive combination. Construction is of excellent $385 quality drawers are dust-proof, have center slides, and fine bronzed hardware. You may buy the suite or . ' .. . . e , , individual pieces as you wish. Very good values at Another new living room suite is of Jacquard these prices velour in taupe-and-blue and taupe-and-i'ose combinations with plain trim. . Both davenport Dresser $57.50. Bow-end Bed $47.50 and side chair are very attractive both in ap- Vanity $80.00 4-Poster Bed $47.50 pearance and in price. The davenport is $80, the Bedroom Rocker $13.50 Bench $12.00 chair $42.50. The suite These pieces are upholstered in blue and gold $122.50 damask. , ,. , .,., .,.. ,, . Bed Room Rugs-- Klearflax one-toned rugs are very desir able and practical for bedrooms. They are available in many soft shades and are all - linen, therefore washable. - They give unusual w e a r and add charm to the appearance of any 'room, r ' i I IHekeraoii rentnlnetl lit the La Grande Man Secures nce umii another man nm m Spntnn'5 OunH in Uncle 10 notify th Km war.i.m, Creek Country iv. To iret iwo ileer Iho wnnons limit In h'SH than two mlniitrs tlltio Wan tha lin k of Jon J. Smith, who ha Just r-tunie lo l.a Oranile afl"r a liimlinic trip la the Xoek I'rii'K vicinity with his kill. Mr. Kinttli went nut with f'lar encii Talbott unit Jack Di'ljiln-y Siiturilay niKlit nn.l was siu.ti-rs. fill In liUKKinir tlio limit ly 7:tl o'rloek (he next mornini. The other two hunters wero nut so MIccPMriil. Tlis deer were tinvi lliiK toit' lh er unil alt. r Mr. Mniltlt hml tlreil fine shot, klllinff the fhst one, lie turned upon thu second, whtrh re- qillrea IWO liulli'ts l.efor.. it fell . Thu Urgent huek, four poiiitrr, welKhs uhout v&i) pounds. Thci other on w'hlcli has two points, WelKhfl between l,o and rmk pounds. .Mr, Htnlth plans to have the head of Ihn snuiliir tinlnuit mounted. Hill NlherKer. of I,n tlrande, was ntsn successful n lulu Kins; home a buck yesterday. Ills d.i'r. wlilrh was killed near Spring creek Is fl four-pointer and will wclxh nhnut i'tin pounds. Klnier lti.ie also re. cntly shot a lnrk. ly ;l Viiilscn ' Homo of thi needy of the city :tro aJso proliahly i njoyinic veni. hoq Kllleil and hroiiKht to town Hunday liy Game Warded Je)ui Walden OUil Klven to the Halvu tlou. Army. . Th di-or a yeartlnif liuck wan found dying; along the hlKhway he. iwaen hera ami I'ondleton this morning by k Mr. Ilekron, who ws omilng to la Ornnde from j Air plane Rescues j Stunt Performer j In Fourth Attempt I KVANHVII.I.B. Ind.. riept. 5s ( - tleorgn "Iwrn It.-vll" Ah. by. nlrplnnn stunt performer, Is alive through herulc work of pilots 01 Iwo airplanes at a benefit air circus Inr I'lnrlda storm relief Sun- lay. Ashl.y's act tlm laRt on ths pro. Kiaiu. lueliiiled trapese work on a rope ladder suspended beneath a machine. With his body numbed by a cold wind, lie utlMtjipted to climb the bidder, but lust strength. He slipped and u suspended at the end of tha rope, a, loop caught about his leg. Floyd Htork, pilot .signalled fur aid. lister Kirk, another flyer, went upward when the alhiial was received. Kour llinea be jockeyed his piano beneath Ahby. Tha fourth time Kirk got his plans be. n-ntli Ashby. He Mood In the ruckplt and grasped the man's arms. Ashhys Ixvdy fell upon tils tun wing of Kirks !an-. Kirk then managed to get bold upon the I prostrate form to keep tt from the machine, which for icvrral moments sped aloug virtually with- Park Reports Fall Of Snow Sept. 22 Till: I'AJtK, Kft. 2S (Kpoolal) Thn J'aik hud Its llrst snow toiin tf tlm HHH.son WtMlni'Mlay nltfht of lnt ivitk. PhiiIh living horn wk up Thurs-lity murninic to rind Ihn ground uliltt A.luut an Inch o( snow fi II In tht JiIkIlt inountnliia nour In r'. Tlio wcuthfr ut Tin? Purk was i xtrr nwly cold nil during ihf week. Soinn hUo dy-a ar rnpnldn nf ft-rim, itolHonlnK, ncrortllnjr to r- Ixok ovir thrt Want Adfts lor lljinntliui. TI N M.HVANTS IN IMUTY HI i'AMIt:HT -T u rrvRiIla an m tour h V. n. ith ym-.n M.irln. Bomr if thm b (or ohi mrmhrn of hr par. irxn iTfr'' rVsn atkl to bmS u rtog borne , S-. wxir hmifut .illlMIT howltluflrsatt. J pit' from Wcsim. HJELaj ariuVibW - Jii-i-" &au dVfensvtl I Occasional Tables- For the livingroom the occasional table is a very necessary piece of furniture. Our latest display in cludes charming tip top designs and col orful little tables in the new lacquer and airbrush finishes. They are moderately priced Moderately Priced New Room Suite One of the new dining room suites just received is of fine walnut with the new heat-resisting lacquer finish. The extension table is especially good-looking and has the host chair and five dining chairs up holstered in blue leather or tapestry. The buffet, which has burnt leather effect in the front panels," carries out the Spanish idea of the suite design. It has a hidden silver drawer. Eight-piece suite; espe cially priced at , $200.00 BOHNENKAMP'S "Four Floors of Superior Furniture" "Alhen aanJi for Rsw HWlf.. A
