La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1919, Image 8

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THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
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Sunday, july27, 1919
J. C, PENNEY COMPANY A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION
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Lave '(oni9 to contend witli'.
, tlit',c Jiot days. Tho quickest
.vay. to gut ril of eom.t is to uic
'NEW METHOD COEN
. CURE"
It costs but o wtjits and will
)i-oviilo wmith'ssSsollaiV
worth of comfort. OuiNKtlliit
will remove several corns.
pJilCE 25c-
SNAPFS LA GRANDE
PHARMACY
ALVIN SNA IT, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
' "YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD."
I'i-o 1)u fur Alliance AugUitt
l-'lnt null iiiv(rii boKcIt
For Klttutloii
WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB.
SHERRY'S
TODAY
Madge
Kennedy
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PERFECT LADY"
I'Ynm the bi stiw success by' ( Miaiminn Pol
lock and lfeiuiold Wolf; directed by Clarence (I.
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TIIK I'KKFOI.WI K S l.'KI'OKMKK
KK1IIT IT 01'T.
An.l-
Smiling Bill Parsons
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"CAMPING OUT"
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
Newlia Book and Stationery Co.
, La Grande, Oiegon
9 s'
Bbks and Magazines, Suitable Reading
for Stunmcr Vacation.
' Sanitary Drinking Cupi, Paper Fifties,
Paper Hakiri, Pnar Towels, Etc.
W K HAVK Al.Ii SlZrS I,A (iWANI)
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An InvoHllgctioti in the oal Bitu
alio locally mudeothiouKh the local
dealer recently ly Fred J. JlulmeH
longer federal fuel admiiilHtrutor lui 1
the uu-te, rovfuU tht( fact that
while there was Blxly por cent, of!
the supply trrjuiied by the public in
iftuH Uiinds June lnt luat yoar, there
wiih thi your, ever? later than that
d;it,t'x, 1 as. 'than thirty pw cent, of
ho consumption ordeal by the us
ers. Mr, Holmes extended these in
vestigations over the whole Htate and
finds that practically (he huiiih cou-
lHIn r affairs exi.-s's everywhere.
Mi. I'oIiih'S f;t'l concjtii for tin
Hhiutjoji next winter, wtnn priiM
will Ik IiImIht and the supply scarce
Tho supply itf roal will Jiot he con
trolled by tho gov(!rtiiiient t h Ik year
.mil the ipejple will be bu.o lo Ia
all the hlain' upon the dealer, whery
i'H tho dnaler wil In no wIho t c
blame. To use ft pui'iiKruphtots'i;
p:irai)biiKe he ays, ''we can mel all
uf the p'-op(t Houif of tho t.me, and
v.'c fill fuel Home of th' peoph' all
of tho time; but we ci.n't fu'l all of (
:he people all of the time." Therefoio
tho people should ino.it certainly;
lake the warnlnH boIiiK (iiv-:n' now
,and make full a: rauKcinenls for full1
coal bin.) before many inoro d:iy.
pHHH.
K." to Si; a Tor llh'lier
I ( 'itllHIl IIK'I'H U'ill ni'lth.'llll V n.t
be able to avoid paying tho higher
price that soes into effect on coal
Aiii;ii it 1st. Coal wa:i IncreuHed 2
cents u ton nt the Wyoming inln:.'r
July 1st, Utah mines have announce. 1
an incroaso of -10 cc'Hs a .ton August
1st. Til (? Wyoming iniiie oeratois
of course, will coma up to tho level
of the rtuh piico, a!.yt Mr. Holmes
Thoy will however bo unable to avoid
paying un increase of at b'nt 12.00
and 9.1.00 a ton which coal nr'n an
ticip.ilo before winter, and possibly n
rise of $5.00 and I'i.oo a ton, whicti
a rfjrenl newa dispatch from Wiish
itiKton declared was rot without thn
i calm of poHHlhillty. Coal men aro
fearlnK that tha Hltuatinn may Kt
away from them And that piltvs may
rise to that extent.
Labor Situation Imolwd
Mr. lleliii' S evplajns the present
coal Hltuatinn lomewhat ch follows:
Last year all the ream of the con'
j men on which the- warnings Issued to
I the people wf.ro based were not teal
lzed; consequently this yd r -t It ' rub
llc seems to be loathe to lako Hi t
' wamiiiKS or tho ruel dealers seri
ously and havO n'Tlected to mako
arrangements for their winter's hup
ply. Local fuel dealers can not lay
in Kufricfi'iU stock of coal to meet
the needs of their customers all win
tot' Ioiik. They have not the slotane
capacity to do this, but if thoy do
not net their coal now theie Is a
great possibility they will hao dif
ficulty enouKh diiilni; tho winter.
Tho Kt'Hlo hui'vest is cnmltm oii light
I now and all tht available cas t ho
railways have - will be rc.iuired to
; transport it. Krciuhtinu the wlnMl
Wlll be, more profitable to the tail-
I ways than hauling coal, also, and tiio
:compctltlon .between the roads for
this business will mean that even the
; local toads will send their eas
't'n.l ami west with u-afu uilli. r Ihufi
take the shtM't haul uT coal from y-
omi:u und I'talt initio).
i I 1'hero are Liriio stocks of rial on
build at the mines now. and becaie
I I lie opn mors ';"tulinil so much
!ruore than the demand took up they
are overloaded ;iiat iiav e li. d lo lei
!froiu lwont to forty oei cent of ihe'r
inen out. This imai . that tlh hhmi
have )Line I o posit lulls w hei e I h yie-
V"ed better pay and lo tei lbe:n
bai'k aca'n the mine i pi'ralors uiust
I av' more tb;in they to' nu i ly d.d. H'ld
I In hmIi will be tnc.eas-.'d ns: lo
, ihe coiiMumer. If tit 1 pe-plo hail
placeil their coal orders early this
would largely hne b yn avoided 'fie'
minis of the lOiini'y pt educed inoi.
loal'last jeai than in any ear bi
lore in their history, despite tlr
t.ut Oia l the war look many men
Irom thtS woik.Th'; nason was the
I bonus system which (he t;o e,ntnii!
tpu: to work. payliiK the men ii iro
poisjun lo the inurcs'd amoiinl of
I coal (hey got out i at h week. Pio
dnctUAi nf luulraeite fiom .lanuaiy
lt this yeiir up to this nuinth ua
been U'.ftOo.ooo ton- less th.m las'
cai and bituminous 7 t. Too. eta
tons bs. dee to lack detO'aad The
only veaie-iv, ipp.n-en'1y. ts tor tin
consuming p-ildic to lay ju sitppl'e-.
now
'We le n t want to w 'viireliii. :
coal out bete next winter ns (hey
weie to ced to do in New ork la -t
winter,' Mr. Holmes doel.red
"fern it t two local co.i! '.must-'
could store a thousand tons each,
how lou,; would tint la-t If
weaihee uni Orni tie m 'ea-l-in
Wyoinh-; and i'.h In J.nuiTj r
KcbuiHry'"
'The dpatfur- ,.f La V.v nae
been doin their het to i:h r lh
people t,he situation, but hae f.'t
wi-h .little success It is wr
toi ihctr own Ked. bxer. tha
?h" pc,de ilO KCihm M In. iyn slit
to ibelr ic-iponriV li'V ioffdi-il)
and help on. IM) etlr feiy.v
atoiu lu 1', as welt asr) isr; ev
Compare Our Every Day
Prices With the So-Called
Special Sales
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR COMBINED BUYING POWER
. AND SAVE MONEY ON EVERY PURUCHASE-
Outfit the Entire Family at Our Store
WOMEN'S TUB DRESSES
Our Summer Dresses are of good
quality Plaid ( iinyliams; many at
tractive styles, 'with fancy collars,
belts, pockets, etc. Priced at $2.98.
$3.49, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90.
Voile and Organdie ( 'ombination,
smart stvles dresses; prices $9.90,
$12.50, $14.75, $16.50.
LADIES' ATHLETIC UNDER.
WEAR
Just like brother's many wo
men say there are nothing like
them for comfort. Priced at $1.19,
$1.25, $1.49.
Men's Dress Col
lars A style for
every man; only
15c.
SOAPS
Vliv Pav Move:
Pea rl V h i t (
Laundry, 5c.
Palm Olive, o for
25c.
Woodbury's, 19c
Cashmere Pou
J- (uet, 25c.
Certified Com
plexion, 15c.
I.a a, :i for 25c.
New Fall
Shoes
Our first shipment of
Ladies' Fall Shoes arc
now on display. You viil
lie surprised at the beam
tiful quality, as well n
the low prices that we
are able to sell. Price
$5.90, $0.90, $8.90, $9.90
$12.50.
MIDDY BLOUSES
Nothing more ser
viceable than a Middy
for common wear
either in khaki, serge
or while Drill. Priced
$1.49, $1.69, $2.98.
BATHING SUITS
We have a suit foi
everyone, and the wa
ter is fine. Priced at
98c, $1.25, $1.98, $2.98
$3.98, $4.98.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Nothing adds more to a man's
dress than a pretty Silk Shirt for
the hot months. Other pretty
Shirts, in new materials. Priced
$1.49, $1.93, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98.
$4.98, $5.90, $6.90.
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Young Men's
Waist
Model Suits
lie sure that your next Suit
bears the trade mark of J. 0.
Penney Co. that mark alone
will guarantee to you service
and satisfaction.. A Ye are now
receiving the first delivery or
new fall suits. Come in and
look them over; the quality is
the best for several years baekt
J'riccd $24.75, $23.50, $32.50,
$34.75, $37.50.
GINGHAMS AND
PERCALES
Our new arrivals of
(iinghams and Per
cales are of the new
est, best quality,
and ;!( inches in widtl'
Priced at 15c, 19c, 25c
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MEN'S WORK SHOES
Light weight lal, for fishing or out
ing :. ' $2."or
Heavy tan, two full solcs..$3.S3, $4.98
Kxtra ll'vv, two full soles..$4.98 $5.90
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J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
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The continued dry weather Is not
botheiiu; ;he Tendleton ator sun
pl. lh only "0 per cent of the
city wal-'T supply beitu turned in
(mil the iier t the head ;
(he water j sW'lll. the Mserot' ac
merdowin.
Mate convejuion whicu meo August , Everett Knowles Writes
i i , i y, una 1 1.
La no county spent " total of $41,
2S7.0 on road work in June, ac
roidniK to fUuios nien out by Coun
ty Clerk Hrysou- The money was
liiMUed nniotiK the Sa districts of the
county.
U'il im Strirkland
' diwtt..ll oit,vacutcd at Mamftth
! I'.ills, wits wtiB the. AmericHii it'inj
Mn France andeaxes a soldi s in
Jsurikuce of MO.eOO to his'idof
? i ne t air .ui ui-n . is stHtioneu in t lie service,
harvest fields of Kastti Oiegon Id as follows:
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f:;(nfcin troir. a nnnnnum o; t rfjVar Pad
'(lay nun ooarn io anuui iur - 0 milrn
..... ... .,., ,,, ir.,,,,, cr(m. ..,,,
Aill?? of liii-,ivi,-tnffon h.fi
'x'n f i m tho tiin-o of Slutc t'c
iTin.m v the
U. J S.
V!i Mlllins Kiev
tor ntinrttiv, of Vai- Malhoiir foun-
II K
(Oorvfi dvntliliiwni brine rt
nails
Tir. oiiV.t; 0( fall vh.t T'.rt. b?.'
tn ..'.-eon or in.. ..m.- in f.-;& lb,nnc.,:Yo art
many yi'aW t s HunlovW.n u Araifli. O
O y ilio..,-. T. T. N ".i ana O.J". V OI
g)o iunur.il rfs i" "r halu-,-.
shinned ' Klatu!l ftill li piotlil'1' P
L.Q. 0 tiii'iJob ranting, J1r,WServiir, Mbin 87. ilUrd ci Aok. but 1 O ln
bcW lo
the it:r.
to rpo hint Ret such a beatini? up ai
From the Country "Where I "id- 1 wi" siv Dempsey just one
One Does As One PleasP."!'Tr h"d ,w belf- "
UneiJOeAS Uneneases ; about ix months for me to get In
I shape .jficr I go,l to theVates then
Jitilfo J. W. Kn vllSl of :hla ri;y 1 Ril be ready" to meet th Utb
ivreived (llirini: the w.-.-k mint hoi- jUoho. I think I amid end him H ,
U-U-i- from hi .on. written July Mb j one mund. It takes 6ne of - the ftuif .
at l.oeo-ol. i-an.il .on, wl., ,,, ho l..,,,in nt r- . ..
... c uivM n mi, r leei iron'
lie Wl itOS i f!,-. . j..., , . ,
J I1WUI lltlf w
.'New O-lean?. Tht- are tlf fasfst
u -till in the 1 nd ' 1-asscnicer boats thatltn out at Here.
am wl;civ the b.uuin.is umi It a ir.n hu.i v,i k.
(MoanS s trow wild and the sand cr..;s are8 poor iWs year, lfsyou
ll.-.ia 114 r.i..juitD.s loaiptond p!ay would come down here you su.e
,-K. ton tenty rive hourso-.it o.-ou!d set nlf'the rain vu want. We
ov,''y fx T""i uu -.m bak In U,ohave a hard trUie to get our-rlothes
tropieal sunshifl, a,,t 'a;..v mtho'dry when.w- nut th.,a n M.a
roral pil. all day lone with cm any line. The Crab Fleet ittme in Satur
body n.ppini: y ,,i Airon do Iday Tere was sO. of thcO. ill old
p s he p.. .. . us k.ns as he do i t do tubs ry are enroled to be put on
anything th. i don't --pir. iii-j, ;c do ie Iwarh after thi. irin Thn hJ?l
:lon t tlmik that 1 am e ay for l a U of midshipmen on the takVna:
am jn-l Oy,,, t,j,e ehe.-ifiil W,l them for a rrulse. IQiicr (cousin)
'dad. h.,Odui y.orfihinko-f tbOfivht was on the Value and I had a abort e
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