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r"f'. t'uvn aii't villa;'.- oueht to
1 Weaniest. A cP.miM r e-ii.l w.ttu..
Mi-i.Vi.ic8!. I'anipiiiK v'uu'"l I"1' w'iv'lo
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S'he first sis? I
' iinriflrkprl PTiCitv limits. That is not n muni, ipa !M
women's H "I"'1"" ";hTr".,';;?' j
MISSES' FAJn'.Tr i.v ti"' .itl'. ' i
BOYS FALLS iulfc uMv from the v-ry p"' ('
. rvo.l, drat of 'jiuK 111'' people ai
'. ' . nnrtutiily to play nni io--t aivl n-
tlfrancivvH at jjinrll r.'t, i Ihi
l.i;;i.ilial :ii'c..jn,li hir.'at i.f MiikiiiK
"al.py lisn of l...:iu!il'ill i-'l li'-'H- j it-ami-
t-iwns. Tin-Mi- iik- i
"''..(l.'il 1'ilt ij i'ly .ir ov. ni-. I hy privatr
'Wntcrstii. and ri'inain, lll.kaov.n to tin
g)ulk of I h poop!.-. Evi i y CMiiiniiiii:t
;liat Ii.-ik a prdly park or playground
Hit. vi;liin it.-; liniif or 1 1 . ; 1 1- l.y onj-lii
:to main. tin', nrjst or il, nun m lai.i
the nervssary t,Uf to pr.voi vc il for
r.-rrcation ti.sp only.
Presi(lntial Shirt Sleeves
Set Precedent.
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resses ana
At La Grande's Biggest, Busiest and Eesl Store
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Sale of
A sclccliiii1:
wiiiiilile. y!iit,
' rr('ji.i('iit Wiinoit may not he a!
Ifive all hin tiini', from now on, to tl.;'
peace treaty, n i".ii..tru t on le(;i,h.
tion uihI oLher .-hojes of like nttUne.
A weslein man; wiitinjc to a Ne
York newsjiaper, pn-iiontri a n i. i-'
iouH matter for his (r.insi.l.. ration. It
is tliu peiennial .'pi.lion nf ctiatn aial
.shirt hleeves.
"Why should Ami-i iri.n trmnhood
have to suffer ua it .hip, woarini-
coiits in the Hweltorin weather
.Inly and Auuut?" asks this man, a.
milliomi of perspiring citii-.ens have
asked hefi.re. "No rviixsn "t all!" hi
answetji, just as they have an v.ciisl.
liut unlike the lest, nf thorn, he pro
pones to do unmet liinj." about . it oi
ruther, to. let. President Wilson do
something.
"Just; tret the. President to walk
dnwit Pennsylvania avenue in hiH shirt.
he miL'irests. "and the reform
(will he aeeomplished. Every he-Amor-,
there in 1 ienn will peel off his runt, ami he as j
e'ls very
t tlie end
been hut-
fbi order to Bleeveii,
i
'oxyt
I lV'r.reniira-1 It miirhl work. Why not start
Ln.HlloUlor; iietition anil put the matter up (o the
Thin comfortahle n his women-folks."
Xi . ure i
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I'rcsidcnt formnlly V Me is rntcfl
ilinmd as a 'Vhirt-Hlcrvc diptumat,"
iiiylmw. II( niiivlit ''full On it." 1'
would In' di'imuTiiti..', and il wmild hva
1 pidit it m.
von that way
An -h
-if it wi
linn mijriit !'
c iu-lt! In July.
Ilatl"i-4J Cnunli-y-widi' "price inianily". lias
inidy livinjf iinpuws.lilc willuitil hard-
iliiii, Hays a C'hicatfo pnncr. 'Trice
"I linvn ngt only boon
ro!ivid of n had rano if
ly ialdni.' the Tanlar ti
insanily" is rijilit. Tho (imdnci-n nrr
jnsanc to ask such p) icf, ami it dri c-
I ic customer crazy trying to puy them.
Who's lotmcy now ?
?ttoavi
Jnd ttiiail like
I (. '. C 1. T ....
iuar in i.o:
p tract nf
ywy and w-
Icrnardtn
A U-at' t life newspaper sa s tint "jut-t
'where to attack the prohlem of the
jll. C, U. is worryiiiK Hie Kepnhlican
NieJH (ot s." Yes, and it is wonyiug '
!ot of Menntcratic .'lenalnrs, and a lot
of people who never saw the senate,
too.;
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Skirts
Tiicliidcd in this Niruc
illid vnl'icd srli'Hiop
iiro sonio of flic sea
son's newest and hest
creations- of Kiinisi
Knmsn, 1 ' i tK-1 1
Shark .Satin, 'liaro
1cHonnd White Sat ii
Also there are Wool
Shirts and Woo1
Plaids and Whiti
Wash Skirts Ever;
one is included. Yon
have the entire stork
to select from; and we
ask you to come early
for the hest selection
.llejrinninn' tomorrow
20 PER CENT OFF !
TAPESTRY-
Tfie'fiivl real
have been able t
'J'apestry we
i) n'tfor some
liifie. A very iretty )attern
of rather dark colors, ' Price
$5.0'0 Yard.
Tapestry, Table Scarfs and'.
Pillow Tops-
different shapes, as
t A r Ml
as eoi-nrs. on win sure-
haf von want in thhi
collection all different, and
at dirfercnt r.riecs.
Many
well
Iv find
t".
A .tl il
L' , Lots ol
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STILL ON ',.
Dress Sale
Dresses left' yet. Every Silk
ttf.V. 1111
il IJU 1 .i.H i t.. ;vi l i. in. i . inr.-i ".i il in
cluded in this snlf; Dresses of Cieor-.
ette, (Vepe de ('bine, Satin'and Taf
feta"; also Dresses of Serge antl other
W'ool Materials Everyone new this
season. , j , ',&lt&2
Any Dress in Entire Stock at . f '
SALE OF
HOUSE
DRESSES
price
This lot of hou dresses wore
e!:s at ttnd we are offeriiifj the
now. (Jnty a limited nttmhei',
left over from a special sale a few
remainder of the stock at the same
so tret yoilr's first, $1.3il.
201 Off
MEN.
This week we received twelve new,
Waist-Seam models in ,11'AliT
S('IAI''F.K, & MAIJX Y;ii-sity
i-'ifty-Fix'e Suits When we say
they're made by Hart Schaffner i'
Marx, that's enough ibout, (hi
quality. The colors are mostly
mixtures of greens and browns.
See the few. in our window
there are more inside, ' at"' $45.00
and $50.00. We invite you to in
Spcct thelll.
New
YARNS
For your Sweaters the right colors
in the right yam Fleisliner's pink,
.wild rose, coral, yellow and peacock
are the colors. Price '40c skein.
A New
One
For
Fall
This is a Meaver Brown, hih
Louis heel and lonp narrow vamps,
of very fine fjrade kid, blind eye
let; the top is slightly higher than
those of last fall or last spring, due
to the fact that Vll restrictions on
shoes were lifted. This is one of
our prettiest fall styles. Price $1 1.
Ik A
Dipy ouliiiKi
at working
jr.AiMhftio loi
Httu plcupvirc
Jw low us pos
;.JalH0 to loiV
"y V (ouritf
r n vein
Mat idials J of fro' and V
mote than any two other
hups, saved civ-li.atita, havi
rwi80 K't'f j salaries raided to ij;7,!!tlt.
wi(H receive now almost
American n mi retina n.
hum, per
ve hfd thci
ThtiW the'
much ai
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DURING AUGUST
AVatch our ads for arrivals of NEW FALL M E P CTT A I ) TSE be
mi hand to see it unpacked. We like toliave yon there to see each
new garment as,it comes direct from the factorv.
Switzerland thn
leasrue if ( lei many
on'-e. If that's h
lii.lt, then' holt he.-
atom:
is n.i
r :itt
ml.
lo IhMi thr
mayne
-nil,
, alte
-mall
niu-t have
nwhile, w
oiee of l
Its day.
c shall he
rill inu -ie
1
M!;i:sUY'l TKI.W I'llCKl'll
"i" p.'i-tor lias, retu n d liomc and
eii-iipy the pulpit Sunday morn'
Tho titrate ol' I he set moa wtll
" I'ii.- iltct Overtuvn." Thin is ti
r ly ; ipic ite.i Itll i; with til'' ' t;it
l.t hiinitiicni.s of t lie p r-t and
Tho church will j in in t he p; o:i
union service at the park in the ev
eainc. Alt memhets of (ho clni'cli
luiinu autos me request ii in h-dji
in aeiiiiiK lhn.-c w!io have none out
to t his so! vice.
ot ac(uainlaueo, yet f
'ii'Mitlly s"('i)is to le con
;itimate piey for irick:
and questionable prac
followed by the popular
interpretation oi the
i'MllV TOOK 111 M ;
ai.as! -ns i : t.i.H :
hi..'
st anv.oi
i st ra iil-c
ever sale
outride
Kvery
;"id w ii
: i ices, une in lie trebled
; ton and coldness.
,Alay . society Apparently
; fonsldert'd iiie sanei' in the same
Uj:lit. Tli- Mb j, iye.es ara infamous
;',)!' their 1 1-:tt tnc!it of the unknown
haHl"-r in l'dblicisl days: and the
histu-ic and i:entle precopt : "He Was
been larpely
and shiniry
phrase "took him in.''
It was in tho plight of a at'smpbr
with suspje- that David W. Gi iff ItH found one
the most impressive and vivid
climaxes in his r.econd Artcvaf.
production. 'A Romance of Happy
Valley," which will be shown ar tne
Areadej theatre today alid tomonow.
The wrongs visited upon the
stranKPr t'ven by those kind, honest
shun
ind 1 took him in," ItnsiHtid considerate tnwaids thn.- (i0y
know, have affoided abundant mater
ial for the dramatist, but in the
hands of Mr. Griffith the situation
has assumed a new effectiveness It
is doubtful .if in all d'anui and liter
ature there is a meeting with more
suspense, more thrills and greater
surprise lh:in those uttendinK the
coming of the stauKe? to Happy Val
ley," I'ersons .who are inconsiderate
of strangers will nevr forget it, and
after all. that about means eveyone
doesn't il ?
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T WEATHER
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vVnwifiioL
SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
NOTICE !
.On account of the film, "Tr the Hands of
the Law," being in bad shape, that picture
.will not be shown here, as advertised -in
yesterday's paper.
xtfoF i 'Ri tr exr
U'WH'.TAIII.I-::.
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While Canvas Oxfords. iirU.ilit.-irv heels: 'I.
cool and comfortable, for KiiinniM!.'.$r.00 "rErT 4 ' --V?
Willi.. ( inv.-w ()vl',.r.lo ivitlf l.,u- li.u.lc r, ' 1 !
1'i-i. i- ' , ?.t fin ' c
White Kid Oxfords, with Louis heel, vcrv ! L :V P
dressy Sunnner- Shoe; riee ...!...
i.-t - I--. .... ... - . t
u line iiit I limps, i oioiu.ii slue, l...ins
' heel; one of. our newest styles pi ice. $0.00
J.iuiit ti-ey Kid On fords, with Loiii-; I
a dress shoe; price ...t $8.5(1
uManv other .stylos in I'uinps aftif Oxfords,
in Flick and Frown.
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