La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1922, Image 8

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LA' ni?A?TOE KVEXTNTO OF.SETtt'ER
Tlnirsrlnv, .Tunc 22, 1022
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Select your Summer need now!! IJalhin .suits, etfthw aftaclinil shirts,
light weight iniilcnvcar, khaJci pants ami lirewlms, siiinnicr hats and' caps,
tan and hlai.-k oxfords, tennis thow, high top hiking Man; and Jijjut weight
outing shoes. . w.
huh IUI1UIIUUL.1S IU 111
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IE, ALASKA!!
Canvas Gloves
A regular l'n: canvas
glove witli liluc , knit
wrist.,; i
Cj 3 for 25c
Leather Gloves
A suede gauntlet with
welt seams. A very sui t
and pliable glove. ,
.'. 45c
TURKISH
' TOWELS
A. medium weight
line' weave terry,
lS.v):! inches.
2 for 25c
There, is a limited
huinlier of t h e s e
towels so they will
he limited to l to
ei;ch customer.
Work Shirts
Dark. J)l ue "Defiance
'hainhray" shirt. ' A
verv serviceable work
shirt.' ' '
' ' 79c ' .
Illy A.--K.,i'i:il, (I I'ress.l
SKATT1.E, June 22.--dipt. Illmid
A mural eiij'.s exploration ship Muml
( buund on n five-year scientific expcili
tion in the north polar basin region,
I arrived in Nome, Alaska, Woiim-siluy,
1T1 ...it ..f C... ........ ...n....
Tile 'Vautl will remain at Nome onv
I a few' hours, and then will ijroceol to
East Tape, Siberia, where five Siber
ian natives, taken on last year. .will be
: dropped, and a supply of fur elothintr
taken aboard; '
occasions bids have been opened on
HiU job bin wore mil : aUafaclory
and vi-4'o turned down.
It is uii'lerbtood that contract or
will have lbo choice of 'bidding fur
the, coimilotlon of tho Job this year
or for completion next year. It l
pol led that the cost will run rroin
00U to tluO.UUU.
RDNFEOERATE
VETERUIS MEET
which proves the confederate war was Johu K. UriuUloy of Kansas. wI.ok
deliberately and personally conceived, to establish a hospital for trans
and its itiaURUiation made by Abra- planllnii hum attracted some 'atten
ham Lincoln, and that he was person- tlon, has left here lor Kvisenda.
ally responsible for forcing tho war Lowor Cnilfoi ilia, where he expects
upon the. south." to .establish c h ospltul for truns-
Iplautlui! Koal glands in buiniin be-
'I'O ItKJl'VK.NATE HACK 1 lK- With lilm went a corps of
! asslslints .
fSpeelwl to Tll Ob.TVPl )
SAN 1HKOO, f'al.. J'I'W 'i- l)r-
UV. l 'I'll V. WANT AOS)
Summer Ties
.Men's summer wash
ties in near patterns.
3 for 25c
(.'! to a customer)
LASTUNK TO
! BE LET SOON
Leather Gloves
A heavy full stock
Kuinpter Ian ' cowhido
gauntlet unexcelled for
wear. .
60c
Leather Gloves
.Full horseliide gauntlet.
A sol'i. and Flexible good
wearing glove.
75c
KHAKI
PANTS
Olive Drab Khaki
pants cull bWhuns
and belt loops. Sat
urday Special
' $1.95
KHAKI
BREECHES
Side lace, double
scat breeches in the
olive drab khaki.
Salurd'av Special
... 2.15
Shoes
.Men's -S in. welt. A.
Jlai'tinan's shoes.
$5.95.
I Kv A) 'Hl-,1 I'r.-rt.-.i
RICHMOND, Va., June 22. "The
war between the .'Haiti was deliber
ately and pc!sim;t!!y conceived and 1M
inuutiurutioii made by Abraham Lin
coln, arid l.e was personally respon
sible for torch the war upon the
.njth," fleilared a report subniilte.l
SWcine iday by tlie historical committer-
and unanimously adopted by the
t'niie.l Confederate Veterans. Tho
n-pnrt recommended that a history
written by Col. llutrer W. Jackson,
if t'urrvville, (la and published by
Whs Mil lit ,1 lllllheil'.ird of Athens,
tia . l.e ii. ed in the schools of the
south.
'li'c ft e" the committee's repoit
ufLMijie; l-i Lincoln reads as follows;
"Your committee xwould ispecially
eo iKiieiul for m-o in the schools of the
tenth of a pamphlet by Col. Iluifcr W.
la. I sea of Cu'iyville, Ga-, the truth
.-I' ti'e war 'crspirncy of lsbl,' and
punli.--hcj l.y that irteat-htarted south-'
in historian, Mi.-s .Mildred Kuther
fm.l. This pii-stf.'-.ts the official evi
,K me '.hettd principally lrom the
I '.ijf-'d S'-,e 'rnvernnu-nt al'chives,
Ilids will he opciR'd by t lio slut?;
biKhway coin minion on .1 uin- - si ii !
for the construction of tho last
miles of the Oregon Trail in tin-:
Ulue mountains. Thin stivtch of j
Muhway, lyhiK but wcimi iJt Van'n'
Pass niul Kamcla, hart heen a thorn
in the Kfdo of touriMt truffle nml 1
lIh ('(immunity in k''h ral. liaiiv j
last spring special mrest was laid
on the binbwitv romniisiun to runit 1
the conti-art thmtmh in order thai 1
the Blm. mountains ntiht ! open
to tralfir without hitidninr'. on tv'
1
Sox
.Men's I ine weave col ton
dress hose,
3 for 25c
Westenhaver & Gilbert
Saturday Special !
JUNE 24 22
W'c have been fortunate in getting a supply
"I'oudre Do Jiiz (IJie'e Powder) made in Lon
don, Kng., at a jirice that we can offer as a Sat
urday special
AT 23c
Elegant; powder for outdoors. Siut oth and
adhering. ( 'ontaius no lead.
A NATlON-wmr . sZSift
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fi- in -ml fit
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incorporated
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For The June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING- GIFT
IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
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Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. . Phono JWIJ-W
PLAYWRIGHT IS
FOUND GUILTY
French Woman, Accused of
.Murder of llushand, (lets
ll Vears on Daughter's
Test iiuony.'
S HE
TODAY and TOMORROW
WILL
ROGERS
In
"An Unwilling
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Adaptoci from 0. HENRY'S famous story
"Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking"
NIX ON DAT HERO STUFF ME FOR DE
OPEN ROAD!"
At the risk of his own skin, he had prevented
a robbery and made a pretty girl happy by mak
ing it possible to marry the man she loved.
But he was a hobo first and a hero afterwards
and when he saw, work coming, he said, "Feet,
do your dmty!"
Will Rogers has never given a more humorous
or a more human performance. You'll find this
. pictur x loom chaser, a laugh bringer, and .i
torkiUer all in one.
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J&i 31in'Hfr."T.f irn-1io rt T,..,
! i !: A- ! i - I'ri'us.l
PAIilS;" Jtind . JImliinic Mario
Hi .s.i.'inilid, oet"s. nil I plHywrid'ht,
was found Kuilty Wcilnrmluy of the
pii'mc'ilimicil nun '- of her husban-l
(icnii-s, wnosi' limly was I'mind con
iiiiliil in a trunk lit Naiwy two years
at"). The couit fuunil thcru wi'ie cx
tfi.uatiriK nn-uinstanccs.
lioi- tliillLrhti.,- I,v, hur f;,-ut l,,,ul,..n.l
j who also was on trial, was found not
ninny.
Si ntttii'p ,of 2tl years at haul labor
vvn iiupoM'd.
'I'lu' prini ljial inotivo of tlu' murder,
it ili'volopcd at ill,, trial, was the ef
I !',irt of .Mm,.. lii-M-aialu, to obtain n
I 'iiiv.iiii.s-.iuii f liiio.Odll fuiiii-s due th'i
I husband for oil eciu-i'jisions in Mexico,
! where they live pHor to 11114.
j 'I lie fiist husband of Mine Ilessa
i rulio, Paul .limiut's, to whom she wa.
married in Mexico, committed suicide
in l avis uniler Mru:i;v eircunislance'
' in IHN.
Just before the case was (riven to
, tho .iitiy JWdno.-day .the liauclvtor,
I w ho was acctisoil with her mother of
I killine M. Uessaialio, broke her limit
jsik'iice, accusiiiBT her mother of com
Iniiltinp the drtd two years at'o, in
! their Paris aparlmeut. She said the
I noiiy was Maik-ut in a tiMnk and
chc -keil to Nancy,
j M.. Moro tiiaffeii, nllorney for the
; .IcfmspV who uriteil the dainrhler to I
' tell the truth, I lien turned to the
; mother, sayinir: ' "t'onress, or I Icav.' i
I the courtroom.'' 1
The dauuhtor, Paulino told the
court that -he wantod to call the po
I lice, bin the mother persuaded her In
clrair nut Pcssarabo's own trunk, in
which the twotho mother with her
riirht arm useless from disease
! inninicd the body. They then carried
; it d iwnsiaiis, took it from one station
j lo another, and finally shipped it to
j Nancy.
I Mine. Ilessaiaho, who as a novelist
i s known as Una Mirtcl. maintaineu
; the coolest self-possession throuithout
; tl'e trial, but when she was accused in
j court by her d.iuirhler, sh,, rose mid,
i livid with miner, Ik'uiiii a confused
-laleme:-!, atli'iuplinir lo show thai
I the hoily in tho trunk was not that of
I her husband, Finally her story lie
came so confounded' that M Morn
tl'nl'firi had tho court adiourn. to cm-'
j tiuue otl'erls to ,-ccur m eonfosiim.
Flere Comes
the Bride !
,lakc her hapjiiness iVmplete with a perfect
(lift. Put to he so ii must combine all these
three requisites:. ; .
USKl'TLXKSS
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KNDl'KAXf 'I',
We have many of the perfect kind, and will
gladly assi.M you in making a tasteful, though
inexpevsiyj- choice.
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
Women's Pure Silk Hose
Exceptional'' Priced
Heal va!ii(-s in women's purn .ro l
t'lk !!.... Jladc of 12 -!!-.-'r,l pure
llireatl silk with 4 llnc::il !... -. ,n;,l
lnes. T'usse extra fine lln. c hiwa 13
inch silk boot q::1 mureet'zed top.
$1.19
"' T!ii:j (;oc.l gratlu nt BilU
Ituoo is, Ciintiiuiully g".in-y
iig in popularity. You'll
lo well to try a p.iir if
you're not .".Iron ly ac
quainted Wit!. ,'.!l3!U.
'zin'cy Organclie Dresse
Kemarkable Values for Girls
M
The III tic miss will lnolc
more lovely and nilnralilo
in one of these dainty Or
panrlie Drosses desirable
for either party or every
day wear. They are really
wonderful values and wo
consider ourselves fortun
ate in being able to offer
sueh bewitching styles at
so low a price.
Fairy-like creations, that
will cliiiblen small feminine
liearls. In varioni. shades of
I'lnk. oreliid. yr.-en. blue and
lioni'.vdew. I'.fch d.-,'ss iate.
fully trinuneil with cheeked
tissue, as sbown In accom'
pnnyiiiR illusiralions. Sizes
7 to I t.
Patent Pumps
Wouisii's Smart Stylos
Womlerfuliy siunri are
these PatfMit Stnip Pumps
for vomt';h. "TliN Is out
of llic thmv sfyli'R you SI'P
so nuuiy wrll lri"sl ;
wtunt'ii wi:u'itiir till sir
pnti. Ouv slyk's nrc an
llHMttl1 niul otifn priors the
liiwi'st fur 'quit lit y UnHr
wenr: . --"
Women's Ptcnt "One
Strap Button Pump (um
lllustr!("l i : rut-nut qnar
tpr, plocpd ramp. ' plain
Nh cnllulold ciivchmI milt
tary herl, McKay suit's.
$4.98
While Pumps
Vcte's Flapper Style
A
A new simTrt style in
women's white low Sliocs
tor warm weathor wear U
this one strap Flapper
Pump. Cool, com fort a tile,
attractive for wear with
dainty summer frocks.
Women's White Renn
skin Cloth One Strap But.
ton Plappcr Pump, stitch
01 tip. covorctl h'-el, white
weit suits, Hub i:t.
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FRUITDALE, CRATE $2.90
COVE, CRATE : $3.00
CHERRIES, ROYAL ANN, LB 19c
Uer.vlquarters for Fruit Jar Supplies. We.buy them
by the carload.
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