La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1927, Image 2

Tuesday, October 25, 1927
Page Two
LA GKANJJE EVENING OBSEKVEK
Black Is The Thing!
Rich, Lustrous Silks In These
Newest Frocks for Fall
He's Leading a Dog's Life Now
Kt ' Mi ' 4, v X$ J r
II -yrj i ,v
The woman whose heart thrills with the sight of stunning new dresses will find
ample reward in this stock of fine models. As the- season has indicated, black is
the thing preferred by most well groomed women.
There are rich blacks in crepe satins, lustrous blacks in heavy flat crepes, soft
blacks in fine georgettes. Almost equally wanted are the dark blues and the dark
autumn shades.
If dark colors are not ordinarily becoming, you'll find them so when you see many
frocks with self trim in lighter shades smart combinations that enrich each garment.
to -7, illnnr concert; 7, concert:
7:30, 'poultry tiilk: 7:45. futliollc
lecture; S to 9, concert orchelri;
10 to 12, dance music,
K EX rortland (235.9m-12uO-kc)
0:.10, utility: 7 to S, conrcrt
trio: 8 to 9, organ concert.
KOMO Seattle (3u8m-980lic)
6:15. concert orchestrn; 10, fimr
t.t; l(i:46, milnicul proirruin.
Kjn Seattle 34S.0m-8Giik'-
0:30, junior hour; 7 to S:3(i, HtiMio
program: 8:3", InsliuilTentitl iiiur-
tet; 9 to 10. concert orchestra; i
to 12. ilance music.
1 fi:30. Tiny Town tales: 7, orcheslra:
;:l.r, Navy iluy proftruin.
11.U.I.A8. ore, Oct. IT, (AD
Jliroix ehown to .'try IrvlntC H.
! I"rler Tor lillllns (H'ow .M. kit
I line, hop ynnl owner, AuiriiHl 30,
were tuUeu this mornlnir I" thi
I scene ol Ille liillitlB. l'rlesl wh
lis chartfeil with first (lek'ree inur
il. r, ucciiseil W'erline ut the. Iluie
of his urrest or undue rumlllarlly
with Mrs. I'rlest. Derendiint and
A iloK'a lire Is wliul CasluUian. Imported racliiK greyhound, nei ms lo
he U-adliiK. The hound, winner of many prlies'oii tracks In this
country, la shown In the dental chair of Dr. C. E. Baselioav ot
lliiBerstown, M. D.. IiuvIiik two molar cavities lilted.
refeeffom
VKI)Xi:sll.V'S I'IKM.U.VMS
The National Hroadcas'.inK eoni
patiy proKiam tin- Wednesday nixltr
rrotn ! to 14 will he 'hirllHli?s
ol I. Ite" hy (), Henry.-- -
Kill)-(lalfland (3S4.tin-7Slik;')
II. dinner concert: 0:30, wt-athe:-;
)l:3ri to 7:3a, farm pi-OK'-nlti: S to
9. vtiudcville; in to 12, dune
chest ra.
Kl' .-l.ns AllKclcs (4iiS.5rn-i:40-iie)
6:JC, prof.'1-ani: 7::l'i, crime
talk: s, conceit orchestra; .10, pro
jrrnin. -
Kl'OSan Krnnclsco (422. .Iin
Tloke), 0:30, organ recital; 7 to
7i:3o, stllilin proKram; X lo 9, clas
sical program; 10 lo 11. dance or
chestra. UKUC San Kranclsco ( T,4.3m
fitlokc) (j;30. musical program; X
to 9, conceit; 9 to 10, nice cluli;
lo to 12, dance program.
KI.'OA Seattle 447.rnil-S7kc)
7, enlertaliiers; 7:B, poultry talk:
X to 9. orchestra.
K'OW Portland (49 I ni-fi I okc) 0
The styles vary from plain,-expertly cut models to those with abundant pleats, styl
ish tiers, becoming side-drapes, pretty self belts with just the right metal or jeweled
clasp. The stouter sizes, 42U2 to 52, are just as expertly styled.
A noteworthy thing about these frocks is the excellent silks, the careful tailoring
used, to produce them. They will wear and the quality is more emphatic at this mod
erate price range ; -
$22.75 to $49.75
Dependable
Quality
HILL'S
Dependable
Values
mi n uw urnr
round trap
PA C! Fl C
INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK
EXPOSITION
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This ruin .'ipjiIit'H from nil main and In'itnrh line pnints helwrpn
HtnUiiiiKn ml Arlington.
GOING: October 28lh
l.v. I.i Cranilc r,:30 P. M.
Ar. Pnrtland 7:13 A. M.
RETURMN(J: October 29th or 30th x
Any regular train.
ThoKO tlt'UclH honored ' In COACH KK ONLY. Xn luiKK.'ipo
will h t'luM-kcl. ,
Se j.'ont ;i Lsn for 'urn nnil nnr-l hinl rate rovorlnjJ fill Irp
ppilod of tho Exposition. , - ' - MT lM9t&m
H takes J:100 silk worms, lo
itmkc our pound of silk.
Ami it tnkfH yoara of htnnun
IniluHtry to arruiiiululft piop
crty Unit run ho HWi'p't ii.wuy
hy tlio t'lpniPritH In it rw
tnlruil'H. H 1h not .safe to
leuvp nrh loopholi'H opf-n to
inlNrortunp. Com to this
aKnry ... or It-t s romp to
you . . . anil show you how
important rompM lnur
anrp. protiTtion may Ip to
you lomorrow.
Union Mortgage
& Investment
Company
RKAX Inau.T.aco
Estate '
toau 8ERVTCB
New Foley Bids., La Orande
Oregon.
Atwater Kent
'. Radios -
REDUCED
New factory
prices now' '"
in effect. ;
Liberal Terms on
;' any model.
CARR
ITKMITItK CO., Iik.
lt'ls .wife ti:ul horn' pmploypil uh
ph'licrs In Wi'ilim-'s ynnl.
. l'hi' ianch Is 15 nii)in Trom I)al
liis. . southca.sl of Inili'ppn1piirp.
.Itultfi- Arll CI.. Wallior, court a.i
Ijirlif imd it rourl-ri-porii-r aoroin
punicil 'the jury - to iiiHprct iho
prr-iuifiPH. ' '
Yfst'nlay v:ih orrnpiil with Ihn
.sricctioii of the Jury of 12 nwn.
Starts MONDAY
ARCADE v
! NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
l1 NORTH PONVDRR (Hpeclal)
Amy I'hllllpn U Improvlnn ut the
ikr honpltul antl will be home In
fl' fvvf days.
, Wtlllum rwirnon. Hon of I Jan
Poarfton, ttxrtved yentrrritty to Hpend
n few day with tl futher.
Oltford Parker got a tleer on tht
iHt day of the ueaiton.
Karl Oarrlmin spent the weekeml
In l'ortlanil uttemtlnK the O. A.
HUhforil football name.
, North l'owtler wni dtfejaeU hy
"XVallowft In the foithull game Sat
nntay. ; Vlolt Parker hikI her tlnuehter,
Louise Dodson, wore linker visitor:
Saturday,
N. N. Went, the photographer. I
took pllureH of the Itutvwll on heM
tra at the theater Sunday inornlnK-
David L. King Hpent the week
end In Haker.
Llnyd Cariir, at Tladluni Hprlnr(
vlslti'il hi-re Saturday,
Dr. Kuwifll Is murh Impnived
nnd cxptH-tH to he home nic'iin thl
week, lit) has heon taklnK treat-1
inent under Dr. I'hy ut Hot Uike.
Norval Olsen anil family and
.Mr. and Mrs. John Ihiynen Hpent
Sunday hunting.
i;iiiH't Jiictilis rettini(tl home
Monday from Idaho.
A harvest dunce will he Ktven
Thursday, Oct. J7. hy (he Unwell
orchestra at the HutiKalow hall.
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Fur information call Main 799
Travel in our
v t Modern Chair-Car Stages!
Leave
. ; La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9 :00 a.m i -00 n in
t . La Grande for Baker, Boise o
La Grande for Baker only .T 5") p m
; . , La Grande for Pendleton' i 1 :6o a.m. " 3 :30 1 m
,,t fConneotion. Kt Pendleton for We!U Walla nJ P.eeo) '
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.,me
Fare $950, Round trip $16.00
WALLOWA, Ore.. (Special)
Many hunter made trips Into the
t hollered Hectlmm of me eounty
durliiK the lat few days of the open
aeason on deer, in ho pew of helnv
ahle to haK a buck. ' The past (ten
son has ttfn a fairly Huet'esHful
one for hunter of thl eounty. n
a numlier of ft tie specimens have
hoen hrotiKht in duritiK the last few
weeks. l-'ortuualely no serhnts
hunting aci'tdenlN have - necurred.
1-Inch Sumlay since the first of the
month has seen many huntej-M In
the fields after Chinese pheasants.
While many have lieen miccesNful
In KeitiiiK a few hlrds, the scarcity
of pheasants over that of the pant,
two years is quite noticeable.
Oscar Maxwell finished corn hi n
liiK his lai'e acreage of fall wheat
at the I'. O. 'niicli ranch In the
hills last week.
P. 11. Weinhard lias heen husy J
several nays the pam week haitllm;
j wheat to the warehouse with- two
I four-horse outfit.
Jack Taylor and wife, of I.a
Grande, visited from Wednesday
'unlit Snndav nt the Menk horn.
Kd Ite II lias tieeu cull tva tin
Murnmerfaltow at the A. Hunter
hill ra in h and petting ready to
"utnnience seeding sonn.
Koy Gastiu and V. A. MeCne
finished up their lam John t I
(hreshttiK in the Dry Creek seMlon
the early art of ttie week und
mnveil their machine to the. Bhed,
George Cusslim hen heen bindiMR
MiIh corn crttii. ami extteMM to Murt
i
fillkiiK his Mlt soon.
C. A. Hunter han tieeu hithy with
liis small thresh lot; ouiftt nu tils
larttv i-rops of barley and outn an
'his ranches Itt the valley eat f
town.' He stilt has a considerable
I'aumuut of ihreshiriK to do.
ChrH Jnckson. who recently un
derwent hh ttpemtlon at the hos
pltnl here. Is able to he out iiiratn.
i Duane and 1. V. Lathrop. farm
Jers of the Leap community, were
' huslne" visitors here the laM. of
the week.
llnur Oshorn ami wife, of Pars
nip creek, were visitors In town
Saturday afternoon,
.Mrs. Mary Klmer, of Chapman
district, wus a recent visitor in
town.
L. W. Minor and T. A. tlakke
havo teen butty plowing the Ut
week. A numbfr of ttheit in vurt
nua part of the county ire eleu
plowtnir.
Mr. Thr.-uhr, ho lm been
farming the Marvin ranch on Dry
creek for the lust two, years, moved
with hl family last week to Pen
dleton. K. A. Downlnff and wife, of the
Ieap section, were vtsltors hero the
first of the week.
Sam Meek was busy the first of
the week hauling some lurnher to
his ranch In the bills.
Dee Ouittln, who has been work
ing for Bruce-Msher for the- past
several months, spent Sunday at
home.-
UM
WHATEVER YOUR
DESTINATION
we hall be glad to help plan
jour itinerary . arrange stupover and
make rciervatiaaa.
THE OVERLAND ROUTE
G1F1C
.T. II. KIORXKV,
AKent,
I-it Grande, Ore.
UNION PERSONALS
CNION, Ore.,: Oct. 1'6 (Special)
K. A. Sejuer left fnton lat week
to go hack tor Illinois where hin
wife la now staying. Mrs, Seller
haji befn In poor health for the
Uust few years and the. rlnmte here
do- not affree with hir as doc
that of the east. Mr. SWh.-r win
r'itu)tn eut for thn winter.
Mrs. Hhnnuh Foster la spend
ing a few days visiting; with her
sister, Mra Sown Zulwr. M is.
.utter llvtti la Ia Omndo,
St or He Peljipt, who hail hf'il
here for the summer loftTlng tor
(he Onkun Trull sawmill, left l;tf
week for Kuiihus, He will ko to
the ott field where bo wu I'ornt
erly employed.
Ahoui fifty sludnts and school
patrons went to Hu.ker Saturday
to see the foottutll sjamee.
On WfdntsJa.y rvenltiK of this
week the 'William Colored. Stutt
ers will jftve a performance, in the
Methodist rhurch hero. Tlie Ijidu-a
Aid i bponmiriiiK the entertain
ment. An Knirllsn class la the Cjiion
HtsrU school, which In taking up
the study of Jwirtiulli.ni. will
handle school news for the Weekly
KepubltcM.il, our loral tiewapup.'r.
This wk will b euperviswl hy
two of the teachers, and will he,
nt In to the paper the first of
each wek
Ilex Gamble, John ScarhroiiKh,
W. V. Connor, and Mr. t'ohurn
went to t Orujide l-Ylday tilifht to
atten.1 the tdd Vllows lod..
With a yard ftllt of lumber nmt
ecureHy of loyn a tbft causes. thf
Oregon Trull sawtiHIl hs xk'M
down and will prottably not do
much mow running this winter.
The owner are. ptannlnf to have a
planer read for next year's run.
We abould think the boreefly'ti
ffTMt dsQfvr would Ue that he'd
overeat wheq b den e find a borseu
I
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