La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1921, Image 8

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. ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER o o FRIDAY. Junm Hfcimij
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, Korniitr .service men who aro en
titled to u bonus under tho Washing
Um' state Ixiuuh luw flu not have to iru
to Olyiitp't' to collect their bonus, lie-
, cornine '.o announcement made by
Mm. Kay T. C'utljn, Bccretayy of tho
local Hi d Cross today. Mis. Catlin
stated that she had all of the blai.w
. necessary ir her office.
Several rr.rvtce men who are en
titled to bonus from the state of Wash
ington have I'ei'n under tho impres
sion dial H is necessary to jro to
Ciympiu to !.ccure tho bonua and one
I'renlly made a trip there for that
ourp'.hc, pt ruling all he gol for trav
elling expenses.
Two witnesses must swear to the
fact that the men were bona fide
residents of Washington at the time
of their enlistment and thn original
discharge certificate for a duplicate
if Hie original has been lust must be
in tho possession "f 'the applicant
when filling out his nppliratiou which
can be secured from Mrs. (,'ntlin.
Mrs. Catlin also staled that as
noon as the blanks for the bonus un
der the Oregon laws are available she
will have some of those on hand and
will be glad to give her assistance in
filling (hem out.
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LICENSE LI TO
BE AMENDED
A petition, with forty-seven signa
tures, was presented to tho city
commission Wednesday evening a Ic
ing that the peddlers' license ordi
nance be so amended that the tax on
Ice cream peddlers be either repealed
or imtorinlly reduced.
Thn city cominlHiilonni's were unit
ed III thn belief Hun' l he present
llcvusn rate is prohibitive ami tint!
lie cream iiimIiIIkih anil olliois who
do not (hi in n miller Mm sanio fliinul
f leal Ion wllh llliioiniii. jmilillcrs
fhniild n il pay as 'high a llreu.ic.
After a thorough discussion In
which al coiiiiiiIiihIoiiiii'ii repeatedly
voiced Mie opinion that a niii'ii just
llcuuiiii should, bo established,, the
city iittoruiiy, Jii s I). Hlninr, was
instructed to ilia w up it 1 1 amend,
mailt lo Mm III rime I(W inducing Ille
llconiio or li i) iTiinui vendors hi 10
(I month or a iiiarier. At pres
ent the license Is Hi a weell, $18
ii nioiilh mid Clll n iiuartor when a
vehlclo is used by Mie vend it's, mid
$.r, n week, $ 1 5 a month ami J.:iO
a iiiiirloi' when tho voudor travels
on loot.
'.'It Sh'JOiM: 'mile from Lit (Inuulr
to Viillfju, Ciilllnrnia,' Junl It (mil;
n HiuIkoii (in' riit nlih hiiiitii iliiv
Inn (lino ( limit. - () dip, tiHlntru
gallon nf KiiKollmi lo m-i;r.v ronrtoini
milt, tuvmtlirii; to , KmnliiKcr,
Who lU'.H JtlM lt'tlltHi'd Muni tii.a
Mtato.
I hi lrt lii'i'tt Hi'vi'tal itawi ii"o with
.Iny Vnn Hum, in a irjidrnm car. Thn
ronitii urrv Imd from f it (.iiando to
l'MiuHt-lon, loit fiotn (In ii to ('ill
f oi iila tlo y ut'in j-ot.d and no tronhlo
w.ui ei ! Ii'i:n i whatoiiT hi in;thh).
pn HvoiiH.-p of twcnly nilloa an hour
dt Ivimr ttiiMv
While in California Mr. I'iinalii.rr
1M ttii lit it tion liolicrt, hn in at-
ttMidliir, tin StmifiMil I'nhi'iPlty.
"It Iti porfreliv mill vt'loiiM tho way
that Hfhool is niraiiKCtl an, (hr ninny
till in: a that nn prcvnhi. ror inothMn
Pduratlon. I waa iMonph'Ifly mir
ptlsrii nl thf I'i'.HithMir of thf wh'iln
in n k i) i Tli I'll t plant. CiliiHi nla In i
iii'tfit wtmilt r(il i i 'it- to in" ami I n
Joyed Mo tilp with Mr. Vim Hn ;n
incrh'iifl and n lt fii.loy -d iny Hijy.
KohiMt has di'n iimd work (IiIh vimt
titid In will dt !i"m ;itMint Jun IS
to nprnd tin- Minino i in l.a. tii.mdt'."
UptJt's nd Downstnlrt.
A sh'Ht iiuif I liniti-d n nutnlM-r
nf fr'MM,(s in in (1i,,v li tl c- W
they It av iiiL' nnr nf iht'Hi said
o me: I'Miinl ii, U wUUv IIimmi Id-i
In tlo1 t't't'Ui of toy hat. It ittc hup
our loah) wnrs In ht-r halt " I'.vt
tlf ttlly, whlU in- w t'M pln I in; tni d
di'WiiMnlrs. on- maid was upin't try
lS Oh tin f- Iiiih, iumI. MhVni
tuoariv, l-.'' a ... h ti l r m 1
ti)ttl rml'iu t nini: - i'hiciu: 'I nlnno-
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C hanihri lain'n ( nlif and 1 ian hot-a
Kvi-ry family '" iiUt thi pvr
punition at -hatitl dutiiH thv lnit of
tin Miinnior monllH. j! i-SjvI mo t mip
to W nordrd. and w"hc"' that limo
-timci. i; wmCh many tnifr its I'ost.
ltuy it mw. Adv.
' RKITT.VTION WKKK.
ON A u kai, nor l vv.
A r! lad day - A iv . ..id .-k,
-trr Al 4'aifi M'nrs -.f. at lh'
tblV l'ifif.i inlwiV hat will
tiu.-h'tw jti- '.iurf J-ll Al h.v
tlW 'Ulli )V 'W.ll ftXMjO
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HOME FROM AUTO
GALIFDRNIA TRIP
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Square Dealing Dependable Merchandise .
Courteous Service Lowest Prices
From one small acorn planted in 1902 has grown this sturdy oak, the J. C. Penney Company,
spreading its branches over three-hundred and twelve communities in twenty-six states.
VALL'KS
Of Interest to Kvery Woman
Help your dollar to 1:0 Iho limit.
You can shop here with l.lio confi
dence Mint pi Ices and values are
nioncy-Buvorij and not IfiTuct Ion k I v
cia. NEW DKKSS FABRICS
Yoiler; and Organdies
Dainty wash liibiica for Bummer
clresiies are hero lirredt variety at
loweut prices.
FANCY FI(!i;Hi:il VOILES
ail In. Wldllin lHc .to !ISc yd.
ri;it( Ai.i;s; -
. as-lii. width.-. . . . .
TISSIII-: UlNlillAMS.
aM-ia. vvlillhii
. 1.1c lo 2.1e yd.
yd.
IMI'llHTKII OIIMANHIIW
4 Ti -I ii widths, white, coitus and
tlmiieil USc. yd.-
I'lllN I IMI OIKiANIill-;!) -.-
lu In. wldllm .' 2!lc yd. '
SUMMKU DKKSSKS
OiKandiv and Voile
I'ltM'l-lS Hiuh H heiiutlrill assort
$I.IIK nienl wu aro siildom able
lo In show. New styles ill
$IN.oO crisp nrs'iindicti and sol'L
voiles beautifully I t iiiinieil.
NKW SKI UTS
I'lill'FN A truly' wniidl'l T 111 llhowlliK
Ht.t.llll or new skills, silks, r I ii II -to
nets and while seraen.
$1-. .Ml l'lalu cnlors, idaiibi, atrlpo
and imvelly oltects.
si'OHi JAt ki;ts
I'ltll'liS 'Co mulch Mie ne skirls.
Ip.YIHI' arrive dally silk' Jeiney nail
to - wool Mllllllel and Jersey
$l'J.riti Jm-kels III alt the liiiuiiiier
ciilois, umailly aiyled and tiiiiiuied.
WASH SKIRTS
IT.lcl.rt. Today, (or tho flisl time.
v. o aio allowing out roni
lo plttn nloi'k of wash nklrt.-i.
t.Drt 1 I f 1 1 1 -. tialionllno. 'I will;.
Madiati. mill Voilra. (iui nlnl h yloa
unit vh'ar.lJiiily liliiuntd.
UNDKKWTiiAK MATliKlAI-S
Jii it Kcccivrtl
hftve Jiii-t rerWvtd a i".mplet
shipnu'iit of dainty ioiiniutn- Hiuh'i
wi' ir ni.ittM lal. Ion k rlothH. Nain
1 1 a 1 1 Ioiik cloths. Nu in lv
ty. lllsii.i ci epe. I plain ,3
lituicili. Uitl-ite-. (lr.uiek
while cinuliilis, all nt-V
sunk, dinitl
roloi a and Mtui
iiiuIIm and
tia tholy pi K'Hd
lilNtJAI.OW AT HONS r
I'lIKi;.' Ty-hack r.th"; in ntandnrd
Hit qualiiy. Vll,t'i color, rhr-k
mid plaid sinhaina .and ptM;r.i I (..
I lo y hi o tvi'ini ional alnra ul this
y it "
SII.K JlJtSI.V
'I'ulnilar Knil.
I'llll I s , iii;.lei lal 111,1. Ii In de
H III .lliii'nit now, tii I. Inu-iv.' mid
lo . j.ii kcls. W e i..
1.HM ,,nio mul I..
Jn all el the wattled culm:
liewliii.
fleelrf
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S . a ? Q" o e
a , 0" . 8 -
is Known
Out of the principle of square dealing, the
GoldenRulc, applied to business, hasgrown the
demand for approximately $50,000,000 worth
of family outfitting from the J. C. Penney,
Company stores in the past year. '
GREAT OAKS FROM
LITTLE A(
From One Small Svi' lffl r 2 Department
NOURISHED by sound conservative economical methods, thislargest chain
department store (irganization in the world will continue to grow and bear
good fruit. Expecting and asking only reasonable profits, you benefit by the
lowest possible prices plus the savings effected through our tremendous cash
buying
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power. These savings you
Penney Company store.
As You Compare Our Prices With Those Quoted
Elsewhere, You Know Why the J. C. FEIVNEY CO.
Never Need to Quote Comparative Prices
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enjoy every time you make a purchase at
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DEPARTMENT STORES
CHAIN DePARTMENT
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MONEY SAVERS FOR MEN
There are savings for you In our
store for men. Kor work or dresB
you will always find what you want
here and at prices that save you
money. , jfcj JR
SUITS
Men's and Young Men's Styles
I'KICKS All wool, high grade fab
$24.75 ricB, perfeetly tailored and
to finished over the season's
1)0.75 best styles. Satisfaction
or your money back goeB with ev
ery suit we tell.
BOYS' CLOTHING
We Are Boy Outfitters
l'ltlCKS Suits Bunt to a-.and iae
$. wear that real hoys give
lo their clothes. Pure wool '
$tU.5l and mixed fabrics,' with
one and two 'pair of pants. Styles
and colore that will appeal to the
boy.
NEW STRAWS
For the Hot Weather
1'ltirKS. You will tool bettor under
OMe one of these. No matter
tii what your Klyle preference
I. Till may be. stiff brim, Pana
ma or Toyo. you will find it here in
the kind you want.
DRESS SHIRTS
rilHT'.S Soft collars or band shirts
OHc with Kicnch cuffs, in
to great variety, 'percales,
90.90 madras, crepes or silks.
Scores of attractive patterns to sel
ect from and Iho prlce3 mean worth
while savings to you. s
OVERALLS
I'llll K Pay-Day, or Underbill Over.
tHe alls and Jackets. Full cut
union-made, from standard indigo
dyed 2.211 denim.
WORK SHIRTS
For Hard Wear.
I'ltlt'K Men's blue chambry shirts.
70c of extra heavy mate'ial, full
cut and double sewn. They are
SOME values.
UNION SUITS
Light' Weights For Summer
TRICE3 You can't expect to keep
0c cool unless you wear
to them. Nainsooks, dimity,
$1.00 elastic rib or porous un
ions, in sizes from thiity-six to
llft -six.
MEN'S WEARABLES
At Lowest Prices
You wlll alwayn find savings here
on your work clothing uox. gloves,
pants, hats, suspenders, handker
chiefs, garters, and the many oilier
Mings you nd .it lowest price,
rlways.
. . SHOES
For Work or' Dress
I'KlfKS Work slmes hul.lt to stand
$'J.40 the wear. We feme Humh
m in style? fur ci'.ry kind of
x.m work. Priced frorn 12 t!i
to IS.9U. Kor dresn. In hl.n-k ' nr
rordman. oxfords or hi. cut. KiikIIsIi
it swing la.!i. piicvd, from U.os
to til 30.
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