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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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: SOCIETY NEWS
' . Miss Irma Lyman, ;
Mr.' Zimmpvman .
Yis,lar j p. Willi .m ttu Anna nnunnuiii . w -
t ; ' Marri6a OatUrday ;ly installed worthy advisor, preaid-''-y,
i" j -t. ' ng, la Grande Assembly Nq. 13.
.;: X ' V" J. (Order --of Jtalnbow, had Its final '
The hiost Interesting Jji Grande meeting until, full' Saturday night
marriage of this season took place. at the Masonic hull, There was a1
" Haturduy evening when Miss lnnu,jlarge attendance of Rainbow mem
V Lyman became the bride of Doyle bers and In addition a number of:
Zimmerman uj a beautiful June.
r weddinir ut the home of the bride's
parent.., Alr.l und Mrs. George K. I
jl.ymuu, on N avenue.
Mr. Ztmnier-
I nian- In . the ion ot Mr, und Mrs.'
F'lyde Zimmerman.'. . '-
i 'I'he murrtaW was solemnised at
, ttWl O'clock. ,. l.a,rgo hustlels of.
.of the home, lent the fraitro.it gram wmcn i,. .. .,n , .....
lta. .M of a June garden Mn.l ere- ambly t Hot -Luke noxt I hurs
uted art. Ideal setting for'th cere- day evening, v . -;
mrtSy. Al an Weave Vomer a semi- ..i? ""iM?
: '..chela of I.UHketH were ' hanked , rnrklnKto.... apoklo Uu. aHe.nl.ly.
. form" an altar. Uosebud. ennui- ;nounlw that the would proh
i . , i , , , ably b an al -day picnic Home time
ti 'T J"" !', In duly at whirl, the losers in th.
6t pmk. and . Hp 111), mn In .blue. , J )(, hlM.
? fc-ere used In he haslet hotjqueta.-"' captained by MIhh
f, ' le fd tin- , .,- MpKlnney won fro,,. Mlim
, .(.eJlale rr.e,.d of the couple !),, oulp-s Hide '..'the contest. ,
1 . P'enl.. , , - r .-0iowB the' Initiation O. H.
ml Pienedlng the ceremony. Mil ;Ki)erhjird. one of the vMttaK Mo-
j l.eal, Itusnell ,.!anB -"I'roinlse" hy ;Bona . .ale an Interesting' talk to
, preach, with Mrs. liaur HloiUlora .. nmM.rv. coniplliiu-ntlnic the
: nvimpauylng her. . - , . , 'officer very highly on the way In
V.'Viohtl' Stoddard played the wed- which they had conducted their
diiig tiiiarch, usli.K Mendelssohn's -Initiatory work at lhrlr first in eet-
rtlVch f rtm 'l.ollepKrlil. " v.. ' IBV", " . . '
"-A"... K.4.1nl .Sm lo.l" lii'-the I . ' , ' "
rnsguwecs.-the itite--susses noity s - - , .
-1 - f . , etnh .-u-llltinve a sneclal meetlmr on 1 " be. W.i (?.. 1 IT. will
V h-W 'u-hn -An'.i ii,itv' uivrfaiierl-laqe -14- at the Uruve unit swim- n'guuir iiji.iiness-.ineoiing m ine ;nuir cnance or taamg a irina ii ine
i m&Xtn!i!'h'nM-- Tltto is to-be a social cily park Tuesday afternoon at 2 King be adversely held. Each. of
"I i-flll Jnnd'-'ttalr with a small , amount of o'clock. There will be election of the two Kings has the same chalice
" W"," r'nK " 1 business to be trunsucted. 'All .officers. Basket dinner will he of taking a trick that the Queen
i , ae Vuth'er mitnwe She whs '"'embers are urged to olten.i. jserved at 0 o'clock. Members ,m.l (accompanied by the. Ace) posses
v l, her father, , followed. She as- ,.., ( .!, r. 'frlemls an. .llivired. .-- ,. th- -Klnn - and fhi
:.; brautlful- In gown of fni 'e ! u-f w ; cMb WB, , . . ' , ' I Queen together are much
awi carueii a held at the home- of Mrs. T.. C.t The Rui.remo Parent Woodmen's 'than the equivalent Of a qu
llliei
Jtnd pink
sweet peas. The brlile
0vea lovely.ob. pear. pin. a fum,;
ity possession that has been worn '
l-V'toar generations of brides, her-
Oj her n.ulher, hv gran,ln,olJ.Br(
U.n,l her "greot-grondmolher,.
... .;ne niuio oi ii"i. ine"
HlieS Or ine VUliey. llllin-ll ly .I linr-n - rt-.;r . ,il. -I
.f juack, roMOwe.il tne nriiie... m,wi . .
hlack wore a becoming frock of Mlrs. Mojllo ' Buck and Mrs.
.: pale yellow crepe de chine and car- .),grtt. nruden were hostesses to
rled .a bnuiPt of salmon ' swer-t'll)e Q0'0ll wm Ph nt tno home ot
4 peas; ' i'i j Mrs.' Buck, on.HpMeco street, Frl-
1 ' The mothers of" the .bride ttnd ' day afternoon. ' The meeting was
' thf bridegroom -had shoulder bou-Jheld at 2 o'clock. -' .
iiuets 6f pink sweetpeus 'and ,ose-1 - . Hoses ad white peonies pre-
- bails '', ... ; ' domlnutert In the liuutMiets that
!''J Tlfe ''bridegroom ami the - beet were, arranged effectively about the
'msn.' I'lojil Smith, preceded the! room., v- ', , ' ,
': i..l.,n, nee.inn. cnn,in.r In f ion, .After a. short business session the
1 the- sun room of the home.. ...
..T.i-i. !..... Hio.l.l nf the
i i'.'j. I). S. church, lieriormeil tbeihe postesses. tne ciun i;n,eet
niintlal -neremony.''' for. -which "tHu!
- futetl,
iaWllowlng the wedding nn '.In for-
Mr, unl Mrs. hyman and tMi itpn
Sliv. Zimmerman erilertnloed.
V'. Mrs: hvinan. Mi s. , Z.thmerman
And Mrs.
l.eo Snwaliian. or Asiona,
r,eHld.d at U,e buffet table,-from
which, an exee'.lent. supper' m
served. 'I'he Misses yinona. oml
Murviy Lyman and Mrs. John Stud -
dord, sisters of thu bride, usslsteg . wl, mnk(, ,h(.P home. They were
In serving. The wedding fruit cake. BM.lpttn)p(, ,iy Mra Hertlia
naa buked by Mrs. Zinimermun and,W.BkB an( MlBS ,)0hl weeks, both
the pieces were wrapped with pink, of ; Orandr, - at the wedding
and blue ribbons. Miss Black j,..),!,.!, was at three o'clock,
aaugbt the bride's liouuuet which ..,.
She laler picsented to Mrs. '. m- 1MBLKR (Special) Virgil TT.
fjlerman.. .' Sanderson, a member of the grnd-
t hollo Lyman1! .brother of the : uatlng elasS of l'fl-7 of the Imbler
bride,- was usher for the evening-! High school, and Miss Wanda Nell
',:Mr. . anil Mrs. Zimmerman left sen of the Dry Creek neighbor
by', car for .I'ornnnd on a. week's piood, -near Bummervllle, wore mnr-
wedding trip. They will also go
to Seaside and to Astoria.
..'tipou their return they will make
(heir home , at I he Lyman apart
ments.: -,'.,holh
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman
sre-well known in La Grande and
have always been active in affairs
of -the younger folk Thoyigradu
aled from the La Grande High
schooi. .where their romance had
Its'; Inception, anil later nttended O.
S. TV where "Mrs. Zimmerman w
a member of Alpha I'lil-Omega.
: Out-of-town guests ! the wed
ding wcie Mr. and Mrs. Lee S.iwnl
iislo of Astoria, who have hecn
veiling nt-'the Zlinniermnn home,
and Mr. and Mrs. purl Larson.
MrS. McDonough Is
Guest At Farewell
'C'As a farewell to Mrs,' Karl Mc
Ponough. Mrs. C. I'. Newlln enter
tained a few friends at her home on
L avenue Friday evening. Two
' talles of bridge were at ploy. Mrs.
fhorles Graham miling high
score. The hostess served follow
ing brldgey Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Donough and . small daughter
Nancy Ann, left this morning l
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PfPRAKING
IlPOWDEH
DOUBLE ACTION
SamePrice
FOR. OVER jjYEARfl
" 25 ounces for25
WHY PAY WAR PRICES?
car for - Boise -where they are to
make their home. -
Eastern Stur and Masons were
vnresent.
With the
new officers tn .their
chairs the Initiatory work ox
cmplifled for two candidates In
very liupressfve munner,
Cojnmlttee "rpurts included one
frP'
Miss Mildred Hrudshuw
progress of plans for tho pro-
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Z7or I esi-
'" Vl Hrrt.t Thnm-
dent, Mrs. Heleno Lincoln, record-
o secretary. Mrs.
Marrtoi treasurer. After thu
- Il'ntn' Hnrr t rniimircr. After the
business session, Mrs. Herty serveu. i
r afternoon was spent socially. A
dellBhtflll luncheon, was served by,
n)guln,li two weeks. . . . ,.
jVUlCt VY CUUllJg IS,
:gerfQrroed Friday
At a flulet 'wedding nt the -Pres
byterian nianso Jrriday afternoon,
the Itev. J. George. WtrU rend the
nB c'pr(1)l0ny unting in mnrrlngo
,-.0rwlCR: i!i4lcKenzle and ir.
Mobert a.-Juyhe. I)r.' and Mrs.
; ,n f K,Kn w.rj, they
rled ;.on Sutnrdny, June second, a
itaker,; Justice George MlllHr per
forming the ceremony In the pres
ence of the necessary witness, who.
in this in stun co was l.toyd Woodfll
oft Pleasant Grove, a rlose friend of
the .bride and bridegroom.- Mr. '
Sanderson and his bride had plan
ned to have the little event of a
week " uffo kept bh a secret from
their families and friends but vis
itors -at Baker -the following day
were, given some -knowledge and
the isccret . was . out. - The young
couple . hns turned to Sunnner
vllle und will make tlielr homo
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" SQUEEZE Pl-AV. I c iw. -u. - J
will) the bridegroom's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. David Sanderson, for the
remainder of the summer. : Mrs.
Sanderson Is the ' daughter of
Kln.er Neilsen, 'a farmor1 of Dry
creek. Tho bridegroom., since com
pleting his high schoph course, has
been associated with his father In
operating thcto. ranch five miles
north of Sunimervllle.
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IMRI.KR (Special) Unsual in
terest here centers about tho mar
riage Saturday, afternoon of Miss
Huth Mttrcal, postmistress of l,n
bler. and Halbert W. Holllns, also
pf this plaoe. The bride and bride
groom, accompanied by her sister
and brother-in-law, -Mr. and Mrs.,
Arthur Hehrens. of Hiim.nervlllo
drove to l.a Urandu wliero the, im
pressive ceremony was read by the
itev. Cleorge .Wal. at two o'cloejt
at tho rreKby.erian ntiinse. Im
mediately following the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolil.iH drove 111 their
cur to rurtlund where they will
have n brief honeymoon and take
In the Hose Festival. Hull! the
brldu and bridegroom arc very well
and vi't-y favorably known hero,
MiN. Itollins is tiw youiiKer dutiKh
tcr of Air. and Mrs. lsh l.ittreal
and as stated. Is the imblnr post-piisti-ess.
Mr. Rollins Is the Bon of
Mr. und Mrs. William lUlllns.. Ttiey
will iniike tln'ir home here, , -
Announcements
Miold Its
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solved. The 'Purine. Wobdmen will
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Both
meeting nt the same - time.
orgnniKattons convene- at
,V..inB 1...II
I The Bible SeaVcner's class of the
Presbytorlaa church will meet nt
the park Wednesday afternoon nt
twb o'clock. If. the weather Is n-
' favorable the meeting will be held
nt the church.' Members nre- to
bring cup.-spoon and plate. -v
MENUS
, . ly sister Mary, . . .
mtKAKPAST Slewed dried
H(fB- ceieal. cream, asparagus, ome-
ot poii-overs. milk, coffeo.
1AWHHON Kiph roe. In to-
niato 'Rttuce. pepper cups filled
u
with fruit sntnd, fudge cake, milk,
T 1 1 IWffl'ir Hle'w cil' "c'li l'.-lieTvwnit
gravy, ; mnsheil potatoes, beet
grenjis, sliced - Ttermnda onions,'
rhubarb pie, milk, coffee.. ,
Ih'fore using green peppers In
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A ItlOKiK SILK HWK.4TKK with
rraduuted stripes tof navy blue la
iccomiiaiilc-d by a scial to mutch,
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Bridge
Pointers
' By MUtoa C Work
Continuing our series of ques
tions concerning Bidding at Bridge
I am asking three more today. How
many can you answer? Score tn
ull cases love-all (nothing-nothing)..
Try to determine the correct
answers before reading the replies
given below,, 1 . ' ' ' . ;
TmuiyVi Hand
Whut should South (Dealer)
declare, holding the above hands?
a. What should West (Second
Hand) declare with It: South hav
lgbld one No Trump?
S. What should North (Third
Hand) declare with It; South liuv
hur bid one Diamond and Wost
having passed? - '
' . The Answers '
1. One Spade. This Is ft hand
In which one of a suit 'should be
bid, although it does not contain
two quick tricks In the sense . of
having an Ace-King, two Aces, one
Ace and one King-Queen or two
Jvlng-ljucens: but the Spade Aco la
one quick trick, and the hand con
tains much more than the equiva
lent of another. The ' Queen -of
Spades accompanying the A,ce has
two-thirds of a chance of being
worth a trick: that ls,4lt will take
a trick, with Spades trump If the
King of K, wiles - be ln partner's
hand or on thet right.-' It has a
more
Ick
2. Pass. This hand . cannot
counted worth more than six tricks
mrniiiHt n No Trunin, even - with
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be
' every brrnk favoring it. When sit- t'OVIO (Special)' Mrs. Illnlne
ting over a No Trump, suits should jOeer. nt Walla Walla. Wash., and
I not be bid unless the bidder Is 1 Mrs. Hlrdle II. Hawks, of I'endle
within two tricks of game', so thlalton, were visiting their parents,. Mr.
hand falls two tricks short of the
requirement', j It -also ; falls well
short of a doubling . hand. It
needs another high card; and -Its
distribution Is not suitable to
dbuhlinK. an any answer, the part
ner might make--except Spadea-p-
.wotild involve, great danger.
3. One' Hpude. This hand has
iiinrA than normsl sunuort fori1
partner's Minor and, If. there were
any score, the Minor should not be -
disturbed: but without a- Booroa:
better game-goef should be found ;
;if possible,. The hand contains two
"such liosslbllltles, vlr.,, No Trump
and a Hpade.. In view of tho geh-
oral mnke-tip and the defenseless
Hearts, the Hnade
seems to M
Uiuc.n tnn m(ik selection,.,- - ...v
I '(Vpynghf, John IK Wile CoT
H salad they should be put'boiled'
for five minutes. Then plunge Into
-cold water and rub off lite thin, -tough
coating. Crisp In cold Water,'.
drain nnd chill; This makes the
popper quite tender and digestible.
I l-'isll Itoc III TOIIUttO hnllcc
I Hoes from two shad, mackeral,
or flounder, 3 tablespoons butter,.
,.1' tablespoons flour, - teaspoon.
salt, teaspoon pepper, 2 cups
strained canned tomatoes, I cup-'
grated celery, 1 good sized onion,
1 clove garlic. 2 bay leaves, onet
men stick cinnamon. whole
cloves, whole peppercorns. 1' tea
spoon sugar. -I
l arboil roes in salted water
g-.r for r f lu Thraln "nV""' " ' "V Ml" Alice M,-
..! ".i . 1: ' .J? quardt. county nurse, conducted n
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Cut In small pieces without bleak-
Inir the little eirifs. Melt butter
a sauce pnn, stir In flour, salt and;"" "i'i"""-" " UM,Bl me .mm-
pepper.
Let hrnwn verv sllirhl Iv
and add tomato pulp, celery, on-1 t-omstocK, weigning anil measur
lon and a small cheesecloth hag '" lr"- L- M- Int. Mrs-. L. J.
of the remaining seasoning
r
nruisea ani crusneu. ruir snuce
until mistnre bolls. Then add the
roes and cook over hot water or
oven poach for 20 minutes. Re
move cheesecloth bag nnd serve
very hott ' .- -'
By William
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Freak Hair
Styles Increase
'In Paris
' Itjr IU4 RcavU
(Associated Press Kushion Editor)
I'AltlH CAP) Women who wont
to . be 'Recreated" In Paris huve
htm hied the beauty bitelness almost
to the breuktng point, says Emite,
wield er of the curling Iron at a
famous hulrdresslng estuhllshment.
Km lie's emnloyer is limiting the
number of customers ha wilt ac
cen each day . for. "recreutivu"
treatment. ; ' ;
Awarding to Kmtle, "be your
Helf" Is a motto without appeal to
hln cutttomein.
"They all wunt('to he made dir
fereiit,' he suld with a sigh, "and
the pretty ones ure the wotut of
all. We muUe them different, but
Koihettmet: Ifp a ehungo for the
worms at leant to my wuy of thlnk-
I'lng. There's such a thing u lciou-
iug loo orlgiuul,
Kccentrlc 'hulrdreHHlng in on the ford 1'ease, ltiiyinoiid Renter, Rus
lncnn.se, Kmlle's colleuKes of the nelli Rode, Hcrniiri AilkltiH, Wul
comh and curling iron utcree, Theldrnn fiirker, Kathleen Parent und
fact Unit women are trying to dis
guise the evidence that their hull
Is being allowed to grow, together
with the desire to "be different,"
Is., responsible' for. hiznaro hair
etylen, they Buy. '. .
One of the remarkable hnlr styles
suggested ' by one shoiv to women
who want to' ibe' different i Is the
Hottentot. ' It consists of a bush of
hair held in place by round combs
which pull I he hair back off the
forehead.: . The ends of the gruw
lng'bol) are frlswted to the extreme.
.Another new hair style is bused
on o center part In back. The buck I
huir Is combed forward over Ane,inake the trip were transferred to
ears and covers tne snort irom
locks.! This style Is recommended
tiy hairdresseis to women who are
' letting their back hair grow.- "
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COVE PERSONALS
and .Mrs. H. r Hen, tost wees..
Sllus Koger who has been taking
treatments for cancer at Dnylon,
Wash., has gone to Savannah,,, Mo.,
.to consult a speclullst.
T. K. McMenns nf-Seattle, Wash.,
visited at the home of Mrs. A. (1.
Conklla last week. Mrs. Mc.Meuns
and Mm. Conkll.il were friends
of maiivt vears uiro. hut IheV had
not' met for more than a quarter ofjCompton, and oher relntlves, and
a century und the retiewu! of their
friendship was appreciated hy both,
Mr, und Mrs. Hoy Rnker, who
have been twichlnn at Kielh, Ore,
ale vlslllng in- the homo of his
pureuts. Mr. and Mrs, (leo. linker
'Mrs. Vaullnu Vrlllman and her
son llnle ten Weilnesilnv for their
.trip to New York. City. They
'spent. Ihe 'flrst'day out at ,the stock
show ut Union, slaying over night
at the homo of Mr. and .Mrs. S. J2.
Mliier. no i he next inn nf their,
Jom ney they will travel to M'wln
Kiills, Idaho, and then on to Delivery just east ot'iown. this enunge
ver, Colo.. They will visit relatives
t
at Kansas CMly, In Iowa and in-
dlnnu und In- Indiana, Lexro, who
bus been In New York .City lor the
past two years, will Join them. They
Will Inter go to New York flty for
nn Indennlle stay. a.exro Is n'cry kiooiuis mm um imvei i
teucher of oratory In a New . York I being placed at the lower end of
school. At the close of school he 'lhe grounds. ' I j
will supervise ut the Brookfleld
camp for hoys In Vermont for sev-
en weeks, before he Joins his moth -
jbuhy clinic at Cove on Wednesday
J,,"f. "'. In the nfternoon at the
In'PUDllc senool nmilling. Utlier worn
I "r l-- "Buy, Jirs. n. n.
' nuuwicK, registration unit Mrs. A
.'a .ml.. n,,.l l,.u A n r,....i,n
A. A mien and Mth. A. O. Cnnklln
molher'H aHHlHtnnt. ' Other cIIuIch
to be held In (he county will ho
held nt, .Medlcil Hprlngtt Monday
June 2.1, Klj;ln Tuesday Juno 20,
.Jvoid those night
- dashes downstairs
(oJfJN THE .till of the night you are awakened from your
slumbers by the faint ding of your telephone bell
' away downstairs in the hall. Half asleep vou pull your
self out of bed and dash down a long flight of stairs
to answer it. It is 10 easy and convenient to let an ex
tension telephone bring the calls to you day or night
saving you all the tiresome stair climbing. ..
For only a few cent a day you may have an extension
telephone. Have one put in and enjoy the comforts
( it brings.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
North Powder Thurxdu June 2ft In
the forenoon and Union lit the af
ternoon and ha Orande Krldsy
June 9. This clinic I no I ml en in
fants and children of pre-wchool
u lie.
Mm. Reed Blacker,' of Union, was
u guest of .Mrs. It. It, Iit.y recently.
. Leonard Allen, assistant club
leader of Curvnllls spent a lew days
here vlsltlng'wlth his mother Mrs.
Alice. Allen.
UNION PERSONALS
I'NION (HptH-liil) Twenty -eight
pupils front the Houth school were
awarded certificates for perfect at
tendance during tho , last school
year. They weie neither nhsent
nor turdy during the entire' nine
months. They were: Vera I lulling,
Verda Hulling. Kvan llulsey, Alice
0 urn Me, Hit hunt llminey, Ro.v
l.ovhniig, Cediio (iitle, Dori'ls Hlur
glll, ' Viola, Andei-rtiin, Isiiclu Bjih
sett. Maxlne HiiitIk, Kthel James,
Hilly Huirgill, Kylvnn Tidball, Kvan
Viinllotiten. Alma iMIIIer, , Robert
Uode, Murte Cnv;illo. 1-enh Davis,
Helen DuvIm, Aliirgitret I'arent, Ullf-
Mil rjo 'Miller.' y
lleilry Ciidwell, sun off; I.. Cad
well, who recently moved to Nyssa.
Ore., was here last week' visiting
with relatives and enjoying . the
stuck i,uw.' '. : v ' ,(
., lleudtiuarters company or tne
national guard, under enmnmnd of
Lleutetuiut.' AUrinn Gid.brod, is
, nuking-Its, tireparutions to attend
the encampment at Camp. (?latsop
this week. The company ' Will go
practically - 100 per cen(, , .unless
one man who tins an injured hand,
U exrqHod from tho trip on that
account. A few whir- COUIU not
the reserves and new-recruits have
beep secured so that the compuny
hits Its full quota of members. The
buys will have dinner at a restau
rant here In Union on Tuesday af
ternoon, then entrain for. the
camp Hint same evonins.
Verne Hug. of Klgln, and Walter
Knrniun, of lmhler.i members of
the h'lfcln band, were at the stock
show Wednesdny olid pluyed with
the Union baud. Roberts und
llulri, up the J.11 Orande hand, also
came oved and plityed with the lo
cal band. . ; t - . -
With a Jitney dunca going on In
side and a group of stands and car
nivul booths doing, business just
outside, the high school gym wns
quite an attraction each evening of
the stock, show. t
Mrs. Mnry Castor, 'hn has veen
visiting wuh her mother, Airs,
fiieiids at Haines; came home Wed
nesday, Hhe was accompanied by
her brother Will Coinpton and
their mother who mado a short
vimt at Union, i t '
lloi-Hhnl ilnlsey, who has been In
Portland for several,, days arrived
. home tills Week.
- uwtng tl a. ctmnge in tne pions
by the state eolnitilMslon'Ihe' salmbir
rucxs wnicn were to nave neen in;
Istulled iihoil( two .miles above Un-
ion uiong lutni-rine creek, are ne-
' Ing placed at the stale flsh'hatrh-
won uiuiio hi uiuoi- m mn U.MVU
expenses, as the former' location
wuuiu nave meant tne puynig oi
Inn additional unfit tn cine for tne
I nicks. The upper set of racks has
'been placed Jusl above the hulch-
Members or the local J'.pworm
I league were running a stanu lust
! week to raise funds to help de-
, t , , h . , , . Wnllowa
lake. The Union league plans on
sending anout ten delegates to the
Instltule
One new feature of the 1928
Nloek Hlmw wuh the work of the
Hoy KeoutH in directing truffle, pre
vention of nccidentH, and laid to
the Injured. Htule Traffic Officer
Walter lanHlng, of linker, Hponnor
ed the work and IiIh purpose wuh to
inlnliulr.0 accfdentH In auto truffle,
'i'he wonts hIho helping Inv the
groundK nnd In the firundHtnnd'.
Haker, (n (lr.'inde,und Union campn
piirtlidpated, ,i)ffirer Liinnlug re-
. ; Centemeri Kid Gloves v -
In the newest styles and shades.. ; :'
.95, 3.95, 4.95, 5.95 ;
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-wear and Millinery
ports, "Severuf stutes 'have tried
opt pluns sotnewhat similar to this
but' they have practically all fail
ed. My plan a Utile different
and we hope to make It statewide
lq effect." , .
(ilMIX SIKH MKCT.:'".;
PKNDIKTONT, June II (AP)
One hundred gruln men of I'lnu
lila county met here Suturduy to
hear K. N, Dales, grain Investigator
for the department of agriculture,
speak; on the grain Industry. Bulk-'
Ing operations and other work rel
atlve to the Industry were taken
uh by Mr. llutee. ; ' , ,
Ladies Free
TOBY WALKER AND COMPANY-;?;.
Opening Week's Engagement Tonight, Jttnr ll. ,
;i ' ;; In Their Big Tent;. V; r:
At the Corner of
TONIGHT
Walk
Why Girls
Entire change of program eVery night';
Comedy Drama-
a I t'-
Ladies admitted Absolutely Free to general
admission sectlpn opening night.
Adm. 25c; Children 10c; Res. Seats 25c extrs
.V.; ::--'"V
BIRDS of a ! feather';:.
THAT old saying has a lot of homely trtftK . ;
in It' People naturally group themselves ,
and birds of a feather do flock- together;...,! .
It's true in banking,
by the company he
by the bank he uses. . . . . , , ,(, .
When you write a check on this bank you
are in good financial company; yOpen: yoar
: cnecKing account neie.
United States National Bank
. . LA GRANDE, OREGON ." '
j
Garden Field Grass Seed
Bulk or Package
Use Fertilizer
And Watch Your Crops Grow
Restores and Maintains Fertility ,
Chick and Poultry Feeds
Poultry Remedies
Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co.
Phone MAIN 17
The daughter of the girl- rhi'.
used to faint is taking it put In
cussing..; - '--'V ' :'','
Well Groomed t tl
Women Know
a face powder like this pew won
derful French Proeesa Powder
ed MKI.W-aiX) at.aya on longer
keeps that ; ugly shine ' a'way '
gives the skin a soft., peachy lookx '
prevents large pores:-1 You, wilt
be nmnsed tit the beautifying aaWt':
Itles und purity ; of MKMiO-O to..
You will he glad ynii.trlei) fllass
Drugs, Insi f .f., i ,. ' ;i i? .'.,.' (. ;...'AdV.' (
i..; C.r 1 1 1. 1 ii in. i
8th St and M Ave,
:,'i -:Tfv
Home
' Km.
Vaudeville -Miule:
' -" '-...'-,-': f " f -." i.-'Vl"'-f
"'""'1
too. As a man is
keeps, so is he judged w
Tonichjt
I
Our GoverMment
liMtOaUionsaftouiiA
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