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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1922)
T7K nnxNDF; EvrrttiNrt nr.RKRVKTi Mnndnv. Mm- fi. 1022 tiiiiiii.miiiv .! .Mel nil - .vrnu ! 111 I , - m n corpora nv eltJS?' Clothes b 312 DEPARTMENT STORES May Ec VKUV, ETfiTTT ll f I il w ukSmt.' -W , i W S I Mil 1 il V H R 1 I II It .1 M E S iiij til THE YOUNG M AN WESTENHAVER S GILBERT MANY MATTERS ON PB0G1I Many inultorn of vital liuportuuco to I. u C run (1m nuch nn the Ktreet I iii-pro vetnoiu Hit nation , tho propos pl annexation -of tho territory hi tho northeast of m Cruude, tho Dia mond lake mutter iumI other equally important ruliJoitH will ho threshed nut tmporjrow 'mum t tho I.. I). S. tftbornaclo, whoh tho Ail club IioMh llH luncheon bt that place with the h. V. K. ladles hlm'vIiik tho .dinner. It wn itt first he! lev yd fousihlo to hokl, a political Jinks tomorrow nnon bitfcthn fart that It In now ovl dont tho Htato INtfhway eominiK Hlon will ho hi La (Hando n "week bonce, and Min fart tint them abovo mentioned matters mint bo attend ed to at once tho Idea of a Jinks wan abandoned by Chairman Den nlH. The moetiiiK Is one of tlm moat Important business soHhiuus tho club lias luul thlK year. The 1,. 1). S. ladles havo nn-l n f i4i ih-m1 tholr menu and It promises to bo a very appetizing moail. HIGH SCHDD L -IS PICK ii.i;i; in:( i,im:s invitation Mir Afmonifttfd Frss) WAS1I1NUTON. May K. Presi dent Harding today told Krie V. Manser and the Portland delegation that ho would bo, unnhlu to art-opt Portlands' hivltaMon lo the Hose Festival Juno Mil, but Impel to visit Tori land later In tho summer If liu visits Alaska. I.nrjjP-sized, clean cotton rnjjs want ed at, Tho Observer my"so! iig 1 l)cpit thi' fact Unit n drizzling mill was fulling um! thut last night's snow had left ilic grouiul nv.l nuturo at lutge in a tatluT moist comlitiun, 1'orty-livt' menthols of the Senior class of the La (iranrii high school uV paiti'il for Lnilil Canyon this morning at nine oVhu-k in cars to hold their annual picnic, (iiils rluil in khaki liieeihes anil high tpp''il hoots nn:l hoys in in oil likewise, except those wearing good old overalls, nccompait ied hy a sprinkling of the faculty, who also were dressev for tho occasion, fhowed that they intended to have a good limo whether Jupiter PIUvlus frowned upon them or Sol's Hhining face formed the chief center of at traction in the skies. "Kats" in large and soul-satisfying mounts were takei along, us wi-'rc also cameras, winning smiles and jother similar things necessary to make n day of it. Luncheon will he served heneath the pine trees at noon 'and will consist oT hncon and egg 'cokerf over u camp file and roasted iwcinics nnd the huns that will sand Iwich the "hot ilogs." ! Again at ahout six o'clock the camp culinary artists will yell "come and get it," and the Seniors will make n ru-h for a similar menu. It is safe .to say in advance that they will do just Ice to the victuals whether the cooks compare favorahly with el-( niouiio's hest or not. HIS is a true Victroi.a, plays all Vidor records, can be carried anywhere. I land some mahogany case. Only $50; terms. Newlin Book & Stationery Company La Grande, Orison. Patterson to Spehk Hero ' - - -This Evening (Conlinued from Pago One.)' That Are. Real! Every dopartment In our store la participating at this timo In offering ooonomiea that it real that give the utmost in quality for the least money ! The great purchasing power afforded by our com. bined 312 stores gives you values that are unmatohable savings that are a tevelation! Comparison! prpve it. Girls' Gingham Dresses Affording Matchless Value $1.98 A Special Purchase ! ' Sizes 7 to 14 Years Those colorful little drosses were made especially for young cirl friends and cannot be secured elsewhere. Alade of AmnxkriiK (iinjfliani in plain eolors unci cheeks. The equal of these dresses will not be found elsewhere for the money. WASH BLOUSES - $1.19 Dainty new blouses of crisp lawns dimity aiAl voiles. I.ace and embroidecy tiimnied. Dnti'h and Tuxedo colkurft. . Sizu 2G to 4ii. Others 1. CD to .6!t. 11: li "Honor"Mus!in - OurBrand Sold Only By J. C. Penney Co. You can appreciate the enormous quan tities of "Honor" .Muslin disposed of hy our 312 stores. Helling so much of this material we nr'o able to price it exception ally low. We are confident this is the finest quality Muslin you can purchase at so low a price. YARD H 3o "Gladio" Percales of Quality The J. C. Penney Co. exclusive brand of flu l'ercalc. Ilought direct; from the nilllK for our .112 Ktnres., Full 30 Inches wide ' Mnnilnrd ouallty, -popular ;Ught' mid .dirt ruitterus. Vnrd, only 17c 'A Corsets "Lady-Lyke" Sold exclusively by J. C. l'enne.y t'o. stores, these durable back lace , Corset-s with strong cou til body cloth and black boning are priced ex ceptionally low at 98c New Silks Crepe de Chine Chippendale Trims. 30 Inches wide. A wonder ful array of newest color lugs for Spring mid Sum mer wear nt our rem irk nbly low price, per yard, $2.49 Night Gowns Windsor Crepe Outline Windsor Crrpe night gowns in while nnd flo-di colors, also- flowrr ' cd. These deslrnble enwus very reasonably priced nt 98c .TIJF LAKUKpr CHAIN UKrAKTJtKNT. STORK OIWJAMZATION I.N XIIK WOULD" SH.ER.R-Y.'S incut t.f iiutiiinoliile licenses, a fair dval to the far.neis in Ciiualir.injr the tax hindcn ar.,5 the prevention of Or ientals from cimtrolline; kind in (,)re irnti were the chief proposal advocat ed here Saturday niirlit hv I. I.. Pat terson, candidate for tho repu'.ilicar. j innMiiiimuii lor governor, ai an en thusiastic meeting in the ll.ikcr the atre. Senator Paltcrson attacked he hiirh eot of stale uovcrninent, plcd(,'ini; in cicaseil el'ficicin-y ami induced expens es if elc 'ted coveinor. lndicatiors are th;i Kusieru Oregon is faliinc almost i.lldly ill line for Patterson. People ill this pail of the state hclk'vo that .they will not a square deal fiom his , adniinislratimi. 'ili:i po'.icy nppeals . especially to farmers, stockmen a:v J luisiness men hcic, all suffering from liii;li taxation connecteif with the 'ball four times. ti Roseiiltiium, Johnson ami ' Hickey were the butt int stars of the day with two hits apiece for Johnson and Hickey nnd three for Kosenbaum. These hits were responsilib for sixi of the runs. Koscnlmum now has a battinit nvernue of -700 uud Thtcson conies next with .C:i(. Next Sun.'ay will find the stronu Unities team crossing hats with the locals, while Cove is at Klein and lin ker is entertainiiiK Union. Indications lire that l.n Grande will make it a three straight with next Sunday's (tame. Summary: 'J.n (iianile, 4 errory II hits, 8 runs. Union, 5 errors, hits, 1 un. Three linuircrs, Knittiit and .lohnson. Two bacKors, Kosen- luum and llunnifield. Sacrifice hit: Johnson, v IWalkcd,, JItC.ie to.1 White 1. Hit by. pitcher, E. llcss. Strike outs, Mettle ld,-.'W"titc to. Errors, K. Hess; Spencer, Jlires, II. Metrick, White, Crews, Meserve, Kniirht and lletiec. Stolen bases, Sjicnrer, I!eed,j Knight, Hickey. Eiuped tins off Mc- Gee none, off White; 5. Time, one! hour, 41 minutes. Umpire, W. V Conner. I X COLD TODAY- D0NT DELAY CaOrippe in J ztayaa WELL CHOSEN ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MAKES THE HOME Let Us Estimate) Your Next Job. H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 10.") Depot Street. Phone. LAST DAY ! La Grande Is ! In the lead !! In Baseball in a ti i!ui A l'iiviii'il MTceiu iu-ti r Ins nciiitis to pcrl'ertiou. The Mipportimr vix ijilentetl Orient, il :ietnr.s, The sellings full nl the unique lie.tuVv ol't'lii nese iiivliilecltin,. .-i i id laiitlseiipcs. Otic of the hiy; pictures nl' the ye;ir. 2IAYAXAWA "Five Daya To Live f .V!s. T A to el Comedf i (Continued rrom pat; one.) i rally witn n .-inirie, his first hit tV th-1 day. Ko'-wiliaum rumnvted next l and Kniu'lit. went t firt "1 aM error by V-unii tha( scored Thitson- Alter I t rews flied out Hickey did his duty J by lninjfin in Kniirht ani Kornbaum wilh n huijf sinnle. A sacrifice hit J by .lohusiin stored Hicke and Mr- serve was out t Hrsl. Union at tcmpli4 rally hut it dinl out in .short ouP f Koscnl)auni piled up an enviabtc hit record wln he j:ot two sinjrU's in his two fii'-t tioies up, loiiriinir s-'ve v 01 st i ;ft;;ht luls ia :uven lime;; up. Thie son .stands second with six stiaiuht ! hits Hinneiedin iho Cove-l.a tiran lc j KiiiiH. Tliio'in wa- unable to ir I ijiiwry with but one hit iillhoiich In. PURE FOO Full pound piickau'e Cocoiumt ('lp ice Italian l'ritnes. !) pounds ..... Swift's Moiielcss Picnics, pound ..... Wliite llurax Naptlia Soap, 2- hars Kuiiiht's Catsup, pint bottle North l'owder Flour, Mest of the l'.est Full Cream Cheese, pound. Fancy larjre Peaches, -jiouud HO O V E Where Tho Thrifty Tiiror :..sc $l.tio 2Sc ?ui '. i2:!c Sl.li.") lis,- o o o q G 1.1 1 ...
