La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1921, Image 6

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VCiV. RTT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' , i :
TTTTTT?SDAY. .IULY21, 1021
TO THE IRISH I TimrsfefW ' ill
r
LONDON, July 21. After tlm meet-'
ni(f tomorriw wiin l.loyi Gtvnri!, I
Eumnion DeWtlera expected to return
tu Dublin to report to the Irish Repub
lican parliament; on the results of the
conference.
t'lA'im aitcrisox in oiti;;o I
i'o Infuriimtlmi VourliNHfcd a
Coliiiuliln Ilasiu Dlflercul Inl
l'OKTL,AND,-July, 21 Clyde It.
Alli-liiM.ii, inuiitber of the Interstate
ciiiuiiiIhsIoii, reuched Portland Hul
mday night and registered at the
Multnomah hotel. He Is making a
circuit of western cities on cases in
volving rail rates and came- from
Ban Francisco, whore ho participat
ed In t ho Klamath Falls rate case.
Prior to that ho was In Halt Lake
and Ocden. He will remain In Port
laud several days before going to
Seattle and thence to Uolsu, Idaho.
No Information was vouchsafed
regarding tho Columbia basin rate
differential of 10 per cent favoring
Portland and Vancouver, Wash. .Mr, J
Auciiison nam ne nau ocen awHy
from Wnshhigtton since June 24,1
and had received uo information re
garding action on recommendation
of tho commission.
It was Ills opinoln, however, that
no iiallon-wlde reduction of freight
mid passenger rales would he
mucin. He said that thousands of
adjustments were being made to
cover conditions which applied to lo
calities, mill implied that this pro
cess would gradually work toward
HuliHfsctory rates. Apparently ttiol
rates arc not retarding business to
any extent, ho said.
l)in;ssi,i;it i:yi:s nok.mal
C'oi'vnllls Man Would llccoinc Hi nd
Of Sliiio Ni.imnl
HAI.K.U, .July 21 lleports reach
ing hero loday Indicated Unit K. I),
IlresHler, dean of the department of
education at Oregon Agricultural
college, is an active candidate In
miccood J. H. Ackcrman as presi
dent of the state normal school at
Monmouth. Professor Dressier pre
viously was connected with the facul
ty of lliu normal school.
Other persons mentioned In con
nection with tho presidency of the
iininml were J. A. Churchill, state
superintendent of public Instruction;
K. F. Carlton, superintendent of the
Kugenn public schools, nnd W. ('.
Alderson, siiperluleiident ot schools
for Mulliiumiih county.
It was said today thai tint board
of regents of tho normal school
would not select Mr. Ackennau's
successor ii(tll Mr. Churchill, now
at Dos .Moines, Iowa, fultirus to .Salem.
SPORT POT POURI
NlterlN Acnn of Vnrlr-il kind nnd
bull rem,
"lll'll" XKWU.N IS A COMKIt"
Kiigene (HudJ Newlln Is break
ing Into alhlotlc fame In Canadian
clri-les. The formor I.a (irando boy
bus nttained some notoriety In .Vic
toria, li. C, by demonstrating good
f il in and a ersatllo punch lo box
ing experts. Hud hsd good nir.c,
even when here, but tho year or so
in Camilla has rounded out lil.'l
nelglil and he Is now rreillteil by
the Victoria Times with being some
Ihlng of a welterweight comer. Suya
tho Victoria Times in this Conner
tloii:
i.iikcmc newiin, a vsrsllv bov 1
from Keiitlle, who has been boxing
lit Ibe V. I. A. A,, lessuiiH by Sil
iefliilvndeiil W. II. Dnvles. Is her
alded as a coming weliorweight iij
llliin who have hceil III III In m l inn
Nov.hn bus tin., harilest wallop of
liny of the sludents Duties him mer
liiinillril he says, and Jack Amlri
who stepped out with the lud. who
was a novice until ho sinned the
classes, thoroughly endorses nil
stuleiiieuis regiirdlng the steiiin be
hind Newlin's punches."
Women licnl TritlHHl.r
A few years buck the Irup.shonl
ing fraternity of I.a (,'ruudo was ic.
lelllshld by a perforiiiHiii'i glxeli 'ij
Mir. Ad, Topperwetn, at Ihe trap
hark of I ho hospital. Al Doit lime
she whs a freuk, al si, but then
are numerous women today who run
kill clay pigeons witll iilmoil e'lnl
skill. .Mrs. K. I,. King of WIiuhi.i
Minneseia, a few days ago won the
stale rliHloplonslilp against ni'nrl
Jap men with a recoul or !, on- of
l'"t. That Is a mark for S. D
Clone. Claud Mlickey, Hell 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .
l.on ltn lmni nnd otlier local nloi
hmIh, or even Peter P, Carney him
self, in a he a flier ul. Mrs Toms
HiiiiiIhII of Lima, Ohio, promises i;
tianipinn; Mrs. Vouel won In
Mii-tiigan by n ilanity score; Mrs.
iint is a sensutlon In California
nnd .Mrs. Winkler Is doing some
splendid woik In Illinois. ys, n,(.
country is well supplied with women
who can hudlo u shotgun. There I
-wiio can handle a shotgun. There 1
more.
Eliminate Worthiest Pictures. '
If pictures are worth framing hare
tlieni framed. titherwle put thri
ti or' throw them inr. Iion't let
Ihe younger members of Ihe family
ptn pictures en Hie wall. The edges
rurl n.l they soon become uiMiglitly
rtiiht collwturs. Somll. fussy hiic
brae (hould be avoided for the m
uluf
una
Pi
Lowe
Prices!
HL, 312 DEPARTMENT STORES
Nation -Wide
Money Saving Program
Bigger
Values!
(jiving
You
Mo
re For Your
Money!
to Forward the N alien -Wide Effort to Stabilize Prices the 312 Stores of
the J. C. PENNEY Co., unite as One in a Tremendous Program that
brings direct to every patron the Best Values of the Leading 0?
Markets at the Lowest Prices quoted in years
A Glance at What Follows Will Tell You How s v
; Your Dollar Has Increased in its Purchasing a.
Power at the J. C. Penney Company Stores
79- 8 ' 25 10 ' 69 89
Window Shiidcs Shoe Polish ' " Men's . n's, 1'ioys' I Children's I lien's I
Dnrk Creen .. Sliinola 2-inl Suspenders I'eainit Htmw 10!? "JJlue IJueklu"
Stjiiidnnl Si.e I'nsle, I,i.iiid lleavy Weh Harvest Hats 'Khaki Twill ? Overalls
(Quaker rolleis ni'Cake , Leather Knds . 'liliit; Denim (Union Mafic)
s
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MISSES
GINGHAM
DRESSES
98 $1.-19 v
'Plicse art! valnt's e.t ranrdin
ary, smurlly styled, til' Cine
quality jfiiitfliMiiis, in- liiilit
I'liiids and eolmv.
.Siy.es (i tu 1 I years $1.19
.Sixes 2 to li years' 98
LUGGAGE
TRUNKS -BAGS -CASES
It 's Vacation 'rime and ldi,;a;c Tinie.
Vou'll find our showing coniilete for
veiy -kind Ool' Iri. And the price:,
mean renter savings Vo ymi.
Ka-s $:J.-I9 to $2U.ri)
Cases $1.79 to $21.7.")
I'rnnks $1 1.75 lo $29.7r
The Public
Makes Prices!
The buying public of 26 states
through 312 stores commanded a
working capital last ear of $50,
000,000. While other retail stores
suffered from constant Jnflatibn
and destructive price reductions,
thes 312 stores progressed stead
ily, normally, and positively. The
reason for this condition is the
policy of the J. C. PENNE Y COM
PANY that always reckons first
with the public, what it wants and .
tow much it wants to pay; It 19 a '
fiood old-fashioned policy' of giving ,
, full value , for .every cash dollar,
spent. It creates confidence anif fn
return this confidence has created
' and re-created business. It is mak
ing a beat m track from the most'
obscure community straight to the
wealth of the greatest markets and
enables the J. C. PENNEY COM
FANYtogiVe unquestionable values
for every dollar of the millions
spent for their customers.
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PEQUOT t
SHEETING
J11 this much-wanted malt-rial wo tire now
aide Ito show
K-4 nieaehed 56
!)-! Bleached '6.
KM Bleached G9tf
Uixiwu 56 1
10-1 Biwn 63tf
36-inch
, I GLADI0
PERCALES '
A.'ttod qualify percale, inches wide,
lijflitl colors only, stries, cheek and
small J'iKureH.
: An exceptional Value
Apron Checks, Domestic Zephyrs,
plaids, stripes, checks, lirilliant colors.
J7-iiK'h wid Wis and T2tf to 23 yd.
FOR EARLY SEWING
NEWWOOLLLNS
Aro now on display in our piece tjoods sec
tiou. (Skirting and Dress I'laids, Series"
TricKtiues, Mauiicls, (iahei'tlines, Ottomans
and many others in the hest colors for the
cominir season.
CHILDREN'S
SANDALS
Cordovan, lolu coif upper, Jieavy, stieh-
dow II cNtensioii well solo
SIZKS 1 In I ; 9SC
: to s $1.25
to 11 $1.19
B0VS'
Suits
W'onl. .-ind W...M Mixed
Cashmere Siii.-, willi tw:
pails of paiils.
I 'rices (i.9) t.. $8.90
Sec Our Window
MEN'S
DRESS SOX
Thread Silk
m-cr Sillv
.Mercerized I.L-le
IIC. to J ,.M
WORK
Shirts
7Jk
The lies! ol' Work Shirts
"I'm-lc Sain" heavy weight
1 1a n 1 1 re in Idiie and jfrcv.
I'ull cut". '
$1.9
SUMMER
MILLINERY
A niinihcr of licnut il'11! new shapes are
here Kihhon. Straw. I''elt and TalTcta.
Prices $2.98 to $1.9S
Two tone, roll rim. Milan Sailois. The
rci tcst hat value of the season.
Price $3.19
BOYS'
Shoes
4
Our )ieuin line for fall is
here and tin- values are tre
mendous. Shoes for work
or dress, brown or black.
The tfre.-ntcst line we have
s'Imwii Tor many seasons at
the lowest prices.
79
190
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llitcorfoniteti
JLL. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
STORF. ORGANIZATION IN THF WORLD
BOYS
Blouses
SHIRTS
Heavy Tieihl, bl,.
It . fil l cut and wel
leal N alues.
W01K SOX
JoM-kfnids, ' ,,dr
AutoiiTatic Seamless ....
l.iirhtoCottftn
Wool Mixed
Cashmere ...o
'ham
ma de
..250
....13
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.. 390
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