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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1922)
Westenhaver & Gilbert New Oxfords and Pony Bals Hi Underwear Plain Nainsook lwc 'Drlpark "i'allsect".... $1.25 j j. v. ) si.2.j V Sex Ion Special Me Sexton KoisettJ 1.95 :Iclpark Small Twill 2.50 Dclpark Nippon Silk ..3.50 'In Spanish grain, lotus ami French call'. Very neat ami 5..-." v, )..-,() Wdar Guaranteed Work Shoes Ifeii'r vc.l uppers with full double s lo liuilt on the U."i to M.H famous Munson laKt 8-in". R. R. Shoes S-in. llartniaii, black, real stock, cushion sole, "cat's paw" heel $7.!)") H-in. Ilai'tinan, heavy upper willi double sole .". ,. ".!)" H-in. Officer, real ii)per, dri-sock sole m7) S-iu. Star brand cordovan finish, dress shoe 8.50 Nightweaf l)elpark and Sexton Pajamas 1.9.7 to :)..70 Soisette, crepe, percale, surah twill, oxl'ord and pongee. Jelpark and Sexton Night Shirts 8"ie to 2.50 ' "I'Yuit of the Loom," soisette, per cale and flannel. Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams. Avo. A tm ( s i 1 1 (: 1 1 1 : ( :o x ti t a st (Hy Associated Press; IIO.N'Ol.lM.l', T. II.. A pi1. 7. Till' ivcllrnt find devest HpotH nUuos- La Grande,5 Oregon Maul, according tu the unnual re port of the Unltel Suites woalhcr' hlireiu, made public today. Tho' heaviest rainfall was at IMlu KuKul phcrliully si'ealdnit In tll territory. Muni; with 4'- Inches (luring till! ' or Hawaii diirliiK ini'l with only year, while Oltnvnlii, ten miles away ti'ii miles apart, on tlio Inland liail thi least, 7. .14 Inches. COUM Tfi UNDER - A -U ; ' r ' . ' i Let the children prow up with a love for good nuisie. We w ill jIaclly arrangcj terms to suit you. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. La Grande, Oregon. SH.ER.RY.'S LAST CAY DORIS MAY (IJy Associated Press) 11KKM.V. Apr. 7.--A bin I or In ternational con nt erf uiters with branch offices In almost every Ku- ropean country, America and Au:-'j iralla, has established headquarters ' in Hcrlln. Bay police and Reiehs- hunk liive.stiKator.s. Monies of halfj a dozen countries aro beting nianu-j fuehtred herd A score of urreatsj hnvo been made hut authorities Bay' the hand is mill functioning. . In addition there have been many arrests of counterfeiters operating alone, making eitht r German or American money. Amcricain dollar and $ln, notes arc favorito produces lions of tho counterfeiters Cerimiit! Tio, mo and 1,00-mark" notes also are widely counterfeited. j Coufedt rates of the counterfeit- jei s usually dispose, of the x(!ernian I money counterfeited here in a" for-! oifcn country France, Holland, Bcl- Blum, Sweden or Norway. The for-j elgn money made tu Om nia ny is j marketed here. j One of the counterfeiters: arrested was the proprietor of a largo hotel! in Amsterdam who posed as a plcas- 'ure-seeker and lived defiantly in the best hotels. A Herman counterfeiter of luo inark notes was employed as mech anician V hit; artificial lemkat- .iiii; rink here. He established his workshop In the attic of the "h e 1 palace." and surrounded It with ! electric wires so arranged that uu i expected entrance would caus an ; explosion in the "mint" and de '. Mtroy the ''evidence.' i The proprietor r the rink watch ed him aj'.d informed the Uee who cut the wires, entered and found the mechanician money. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE II I IK II PJ I SI It 5 l ranaeu 312 DEPARTMENT STORES BUYING FOR OUR : i ?12 STORES I ASSURES.' ' tOWEST PRICES EASTER FAPPARE In Unusual Displays ?; . The Nation's great faahion parade is only a few days away. Yon do not want to be "out of style" on Easter Sundr.y. Complete your preparations now! Our large displays of all kinds of things to wear will prove intensely interesting to you if you have your Easter wardrobe in mind and deaire to provide it economically. Coati Now models, chaniiiitjjly styled, from rel oiirs, bolhia and i)oIaire cloth, in the wrappy, loose back and semi-fitting cC-fei.-ts the-newest ideas in triimnings, sleeves and collars. ..Many are ifull silk lined; others half silk lined. Tlii- prices range from $12.50 to $14.75' ' Suckle Like Gloves A most important actfcssoit,'. Ve aiv showing in styles .aud'"e'olors suitable for! wear with the ne" giirnients. Prices 49c to $2.98 JMew Blouses Your new wardrob-j slv :ull include at least one of these new styles in crepe de chine, georgette and " Krepe-Knit " in l he Spring .colors and trimming effects. Velour Capes The newest of the Spring garments, both stylish and practical for frequent occa sions... The chief features of these new capes are the djjep armholes, trimmings of contrasting colors and tassels, and the pleasing shade of the fabrics, copen and reindetjr. . The prices are from $19.90 to $26.50 i i , , .. . Suits The newest styles in a splendidj selection of fabrics and colors. ..Suits of tricotine, Pciret.. twill,., twill cord and tweed. Some are heavily embroidered, others embdished ' with beads, braid) and stitching or piped with contrasting colors. E'jth bll and widrj sleeves, crepe de chine or silk linings. Prices range from $18.50 to 546.50 ) . Priced from $2.98' to $12.50 Dresses An exquisite presentation i f iew, beautiful and richly .colorful dresses'1 for street and al'tei'jioou wear; Canton Creptfc, silk taffeta, georg ctte, .;repe knilj 'satin and novelty, crepe de chines. The newest authentic ideas in sleeve, neck and tinmiing ef fects. An array of extremely handsome dresses, priced fro in-- .. $16.50 to $39.75 EASTER : Millinery A superb presentation of the newest in shapes, colors and t riniiii'ings. Trim sailors,' sport shapes in bright cidors, "off the face" models, smart ly trimmed. A "beci'ming shape for evervone. , Prices $2.49, $2.98, to $11.50 NEW SPRING , u Low Shoes A most important item in your new wardrobe. -.You will find the correct styles in low shoes here. Pumps, ox fords and strapped slippers, brown aiui black kid and' patent leathers and sport styles in combine colors. THK LAIUiKHT CHAIN IWIWKT.MKN'r .STOItK ORGANIZATION IN THIS WOllLDi HVI'XOTIC M.ltlil.(iK I AII.S (Hy AisoclRtrd TrcM) MANILA, 1". I.. Alr. 7. Tho I'ourt of Hi-Ht lustillliP Iiiih nniuilleil iniirrlaBP coninu t which w.m on- Slm was I ii k tKii lu tho roaldence uf rhiKe as ImiK aa there was not any a mlnlsti'r and niaiio to sIkii a mar- roal affcrtlon for tho defendant, triil Into while the Kirl was under Uhe sicnature of Doming!) Ollvare the dl of hypnotism. DomliiKH j appeara in the inarrlaKO rontrnrt. It Ollvares. tho vli tiin, liypmitls- cannot bo sustained that there has ed by Mas AnRcles nt her home. been any solemnization of the nmr- riase eontraet. all helni; done, while Ulan Angeles, whom she had known sho was under the spell. only for three days while he was , ., , ,, kIvIiir an exhibition of sleisht-of- The court says that "altlimiKli .... ... , ,,.. ., Frank at Least A hopelessly Incompetent fool, with no nmillllcnllons, social or Intellec tual; totally devoid of knowledge on any conceivable subject; Ihorousliiy Indolent and untrustworthy. Is d,.. slrous of obta'Rlns a remunerative n . , . . .,, , , j i RIUn In any capacity. Ad lu an l'n-. Htirhest price paid for clean, larpe. i Usl. Newsnaner. . a sized cotton racs. busily printing Hotel Men Say They Won't Increase RatcB -In The- Foolish Age" A Sparkling Comedy and COMEDY "500 or Bust." TOMORROW ONLY ' NFAL HART IN v "Rangeland" PfliTl.ANP. Apr. 7.---Thu j:lks" Vv ul com mission, havlm; in : chini:e iirr.iimements fur the Oohh-n Juhilee and I'riMperity Week fMiv- Hies Mliy to 1. has received us-; Mur;inces tlml durln that week.' lirtla;t-l Imlel nnd restaurant pro-' prietms will mjil; no Increa? in Iheir rale-,. It will cost )io inori-j to lte lii Portland tint week than nt any other time. 0 1 TlHse husiness men hite entered' Into I lie spirit of the celehratlou ami deelare they will do their ut most in help hriui: hack prosperity. They ho heartily- endorsed thi l:ik' plain and no one of them will take adOmtaue of the rush Intthc ii , ii itii rea-t iheir rat' p. h,y '- . t Where The Thrifty Throng HOO.VXRIZ
