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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1919)
0 t i EIQflT o 'TflE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER "SUNDAY. 'AUflUST 3, 1919 o J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION o o If Yatj 111 i special m o IV ' Yciiir Own Car 9 IWI riiY uhts tiiiii;i-; xkiv IIOI,STHI.S. AN UN C a; 'flm auto tfi will lw ntvre enjoy able ifthe car is bright and clean, it's eisy to keep it in nuili a con dition if you have the right ma terials to work with. . gpcttgvti, ChM&oii, JSoip, Bruh' ee, lie., "will make the job easy. (Snapp's Compound, for cleaning Hie rain, shield and other glass parts of the car, is a' guaranteed preparation. . PRICE 25 CENTS. SNAPFS LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40 "YOUR CREDIT'IS GOOD." i SHERRY'5 Today and Tomorrow Mabel Normand U.V Tex Cliarwate, Directed by Charles (iiblvn A dive and a dip and she conquered em all Other doiils linals Tihi Valuable I lit IvuiruNvil to I'nlnhl, KvpnHi'd nil 8 No. 6 l yim I'oirlitiKl. II L,ak. Ore. AiikubL 2 Pas nuiiRiTu on riuay a train No. 6 en- ; oycd iul(c ar? unnmial ejtra twenty I in 1 11 n Ich slop ut the Hot I,uk atutlon, ' the ocaslon being the crrylnB.on thu c ack oiasscnijer train of an ex tra express car wlilch contained, ex press mutteY of an unusual kind. . Immediately the train came to a 1 KtiilHlHfill ut thu Hot Lake dnnrit. jlr. W.T. J'hy, .with his crew of farm i hands iar a Hturdily built gangway from the ground into "the express car, und after a few minutes taken! up In'demolndilng the lumber bar-j irlimdes crcctVd Inside, the tliio"! iHperfal pieces of express woie induced I to lejive their tnivellhK cav, slldu idown thu Kaiifiway and laud safely on terra ft: ma at the Hot Ijako Sana jtiirliim hh the latest addition to I Or. I'hy's already blf; held of puro bred llolstejn cattle,. The doctor p-izes his newest pur chase so highly that lie would nut entrust liiem tu take the, journey from I'ortlunil by the ordinary freiglil oinoKUliir live stock trains, so went to the exlHin.se of 1iuv.uk special "berths" filled wp in n regular ex press car, and the three "Madame! Hossy" traveled comfortably and ar i rived safely on tho fast O.-W. train No. (i In referring to his nc,w pun-huso, one of which he pnid ovor $1,000 for, tho docto said ho had discarded thrco iiieiiiliivs or his herd purchased seiiio wicks ago for tho reason that they did not conic up to the exceed ingly high ulallila;d ahich the Hot l.nko dairy heid must possess to .be acceptable to himself, ultlio r.vnn tliiwo so discarded were up to, and indeed above 'the standard rciiulru- i its for high cluss curtlficaU-H ii lloliileln daliy cows. Kv y one of tlio Hot l.oke, Hoi nteins must pass evo'ry known tost and even thou some. It costs ft lo. more, money Ihan the average il 'Iry fanner expends for cows to show roliiiiis In c earn and buller and milk but Dr. l'liy Is a firm In lievoi In thu axiom "The brat pays bent.'' LABOR DAY PLANS ARE PROMISING (Continued from 1'age 1) (In nee Riven in Rex hall, iinanRemcnt;' for and the management of which Harry Turner nnd the local telephone girls will lie responsible. Plane Mere All Week., The airplniid which gives exhibitions Monday, will be here nil week, mnkins: daily flights nnd currying pnssemrors who ninyi wish to iro up. It is antici pated that there will ho nn extensive list ot applicants for a ride in the clouds nnd it will be a caso. of those whoso nunics lira first on the list drawing the first favors from the air men. Details of the celebration lire nil well in hand nnd the comniittco will j inaugurate an extensive advei t siiu; campaign at once to bring in the peo ple from nil over this part of the state One of tho chief rensons for keeping I the piano here for a week is to give i the outside folks nn opportunity to get : j in and try the sensations of the nose dive or the vrille. The labor men are 'all out t,i make things lively m ound j ' the town for a few days, nnd from the ' looks of the program which they have 'lined up it is very apparent that they are going to succeed in a most satis i factory measure. 14 KILLED WHEN AIRPLANE FALLS No One Complains About Things Being "Slow" Around, the House Where There's a Victrola or Edison (lly AsKOi-UtiU ricm to Tho Oltservrr" j! KOMI-!, Auk. -. A C';i(inm' airplane flying from Venire to Mihm tilay t with fourteen persons tm board fVU to the ground funn a height v( 10(11) mo- ., t Mup in ami hear mt- lv 'thyvrlil's ,, Iwwt fiiftuiMH artists jtj' ivft time ei IU'lT pilHsilTgllUr Htt ' 111 let u rf lilaiiilmn 'it jt is ti Jiav o this musie in )mr ' jir'uw, ritht aa. 9 ties, lunr Ver i'li-w were kjllcd. All inciiib'cis of the I. Fred Xidcllc Returns After Stay of Year 1 France and tnglaud I'ic.l Ki.l.llf. son of Mr. and M 1 K. K. K d.llc, of lslaii.l f ifV. nriTvc, home yesterday morning aft? a sta , 4 of orer n yeyr overseas. 11 ent to , J Kngland early tliis yen. fole.'?ig tl-, lJ coiH-luion of humilities and for thn : $ or four nmnth0studinl e ( anibi I "University in tftat country? He io- turned to the stat-a recently and all N THE EARLY ARRI VAL Of Fashionable New Apparel for Fall With approximately 75 more new stores to be added in the spring X. Gives us continued strength to ever : : X serve our many customers with better merchandise, bought atbetter prices NEW SUITS Our new Hiiila are coining' each day by express. The jirice are far lower than you exjiccletl, to see. $27.50, $32.50, $34.75, $39.50, $47.50, $49.50, $54.75. NEW DRESSES AVool Tricotiiie liloiise niodel ilessaline, TaH'eta, (icortfettc. Jerseys, Serges, $12.50, $14.75. $18.50, $22.50, $24.75, $28.50 $32.50, $34.75, $39.50, $ 42.50 NEW COATS AVe have already received over forty new Eall Coats, with a wide range of styles and materials' priced within the reach of all $12.50, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50 $24.75,- $29.50, $32.50, $34.75 $39.50, $44.75, $59.00. . NEW WAISTS Oeorgette material, leading in demand, with many styles tt choose from: Crepe de Chine, sec ond; Tub Silk also good; priced $3.98, S4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 $8.90, $9.90, $12.50. See Our Window Display. OUTFIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY HERE IN NEW ATTIRE. GLOVES New and complete line of Kail (ilovcs, in grey, tan, black, suede ami white; priced al $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 $2.98, $3.98. UNDERWEAR A beautiful line o' .Muslin Underwear re ceived this week. als .Night downs in Xain sook ami lSatiste: priced at 98c, $1.49. $1.69. . You Can Economize on Shoes l!y coining to this store for your needs. Leather is commanding the high est price in history: la bor shortage, at high wages, looks like no. hope for cheap shoes. We have good shoes con tracted for and in our house, at prices far be low today 'sjirices. Re member, we have shoes for the whole family and save you money or every pair. M : if : 4 4 T CORSETS Ask for that Rengo 13elt Corset, if you want a corset of qual ity. Many other styles' to choose from; priced $1.25 $1.49 $1.98 $2.98 FANCY SILK HOSE lu many bright coloi 69c," 98c, $1.49. LISLE HOSE Black and whitt only, all sizes, 25c, 35c 49c, 69c. . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION iDUSTRY WINS REWARD HERE popular and standard songs, both sa cred and secular. nnd the instrumental pieces which have been given please the recipients evyy time to the ex tent that they, send in their names again the next wqrk in ojdr to seture another piece. The advertisements are printed once efcrj- week iif the! better, Alicl. Siiit.lnv ril..u-A. ... :J I r! Thn n.i.;nr. lltnn . - ... ! " J .........v.. nun ill Bi-ii vi ......... .. .v ... 1 9 .... nil 11 ni.-;r Up HV MUKB KKAOKKS OK TllK!thii it will he noticed that letter ! the missine word. "Knnsr P.-1. u. OltSKItVKK (IKP Ml'SIt". j has In-en omitted from a rert wor.fc week, wre omitted as f.i?lo: . inese inters nOiitune siwll out Ulc'0 R out of "carvine " irf- Ik ; IL... u ,r. xi... a a. . ... K . i . . .. " . . t. . .11- -".T lV ..III ft W,',, Mary Frawley, I.eonn Morris, Virginia Walker. Mrs. R. R: Keynolds, Maisrs ret Hoffman, loa I.yman. Mm. C. W. Hopkins, all of l.a Grand: Miss Opl Ilickfowl, K'.tin; Gulii Vnhrmnn, Vrr vy; Verdit Iron, Alii-1; fna Watkir-t Aliccl: Florence Wentrnsito, IniWfT: Minnie Watkins, Alictl; .Virie 11- "jounwys" in Arcade ti "Mtin"' in Soy HvUI ad "smokiFii''.i i thv a K nut of A out of K out of ' Hack man 4. Turn tu th busims guiit in issue and tpnvi fro mOkuim kt ir.ir ..ur faeoltie of oiattnetio k hunting tat lb m.u)f Wur tn t.k. rsinjj word. a ooi His many frirnoin tho comnuiityj i atv K'ii s9!!! hni'r ronmo )ts j Q place Tiion5 them. q " the Miviiiiq; O lny (trailers, 0 O 7 oovoraV!1 names him fouiul this ? : 6o o r 06 o I f!H DHLS i EFfrS P LLS in thji.i of rPth. w, j Rags; Wanted 3c PerEbtep J --i n- - n" -' I if oia'iO.b iikimi riiiAM Wllll, . Al- i ide & flrnnite a.J I n brief slnyt Camp Mills, mid a $. it llttis (.aide Cnnlraj. rarrhing Foe of theusic is to read all tin adver-j 0 out of consui..ll; uft" in ?ir "wl"""'- nii"iJ uiun ail wur n-vieis aiJ , have Uen assAihletl, then send in to . e, ,. , the Observer written list of the! , of omv c 'iam Jill i Riames 8of the a.Hertisers in whose! s O o S(ut of Mrm.i tt, rvu x m, tertiM-, ,.;,r n ti t'wvm lolntrti;e ! - tif tta. tullM Jon-:il a ' u-l.. .h. " a iPanorkVtpa that w" i CO . V-, C7 uatTVCftn Wain TTItiM Ln)a the mistake occurred. Nentnes 0 Sut of inhriyt's ad. those of this yer,in all the" tie leOiT ifthii-h Ainirn in the mMie ! !. T ouUof 'skirty in M:P J.,tft lIst aid finest shades of mlnr nj k u w . rtf hi. i. ",unfc ,,l""ru wnmns-.ne pne uancr.?s an. -i w , vv "3U,!"2,' price. Yon wjll " l,T7 ""f cvuro. o J . a. ... t.. . A - - i .'mi an. The name of the winnerolast seek: K out of "tfircadi'-.P in Aut Oi-e as follows: inlet Ovncarson trie Co.'s ad. ab6 tendinir in the"? I mustu Jnuwera to.the lisinons (luide MiO ""OBSERVER ADVERTISING ewTll brinir rqnlf.. l6 U tiXL aII.'rV,." "!! Word fentesth.Ph i0-m con-j Krma llilderbrandt, Juanit I-evitt3 P out a" T SOU) BY DRL&iBTStVRWHLS ''lucted ki the Observer, these fine '.Mrs. VIqx Land.i Gla.hO Benham Shopad? out of ' ple"oinuto Tyre see a n 't'nnsSs' iT 111 line of these ap 8ilvr- 7-I9-(f. FAMILY ORUO ITORIn o i i a ,1 .' o e a l O M tl-s rfvi .v OMM VI e ,
