La Grande evening observer., August 10, 1922, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES "
Thursday, Augtufe 10. 1921
Heat -Proof Shirts
Here are the coolest, ft eslicst blurts we've liaJ
in main' u day. Absolutely proof against the
most sizzling hot weather.
Soisette, plain and fancy '2.50
liurlon'is Fresh Poplin $.'.;")()
Airplane Cloth $:i.73
Broadcloth $4.50 to $3.(X)
I'ongcc -fl.M to .G.(W
01 her Fabrics 1.'2. to $7.50
Westenhaver & Gilbert
NEARLY A BABY
i dm mi llll i
AUflMBJULi;
I point ilia ordinary Information Hint
vi.iior -would need will bo pro
vUled.
I " unrorutlon of the Mreoti In
itiimit to begin and without u iliniht
will Uo tho ilncm and mom elab
orate Hint niiy town outside of l'ort
land within the state has over at
tempted. Kive blocks of Aduinn
The birth list for tho month of July'!v",ue nl I'enot streets frou ihe
whs completed this morning, and ,ul Iu "e ' club will be ri
shows a refer! of a little less than v,Jr,ed Into a rersliin Street Scene
one birth a day, showing the boys ia:Wlh a Rreat quuntlty of palms and
the lend of last mouth s race Thei"ul,,uul lighu and with a lurite i
list of births is as follows: To ,Mrnuinoor of tiuKt and Dokie nen
nnd Mrs. Chtiutu-ey (iilmore, a dauKn-'Uama, and that sort of a thine:. A
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kavis, of slirlno will he built at the luiisec
l.'niun, a son; Mr. and Mrs. John NJHon of Ailnms and Depot. W. A.
IHII, a itauxhlrr; Mr. and Mrs. Jas.1 Hlchardson, fonuerly of I':nlan(l.
I.. Collins, a son; Mr ami Mrs. Alfred ! who now lives here, Inn tho run
Newton, en; Mr. ami Mrs. Everett, trnct for this work' The Cener-il
l Colo son; Mr and Mr? i. Ezra Ilol-j Arrnniioments foinmllteo or Hu
man a daughter; Mr. ami Mrs. Monroe Dokles lB meetinc twie. a week and
(naspey. a son: Mr. and Mrs. Charles; the various committeemen urn in
I.lovd. .on: Mr and Mrs Wm. Fit.- dn.lly action com""ue'm,, "
(rernld. a ton; Mr. and Mrs. Iliram , d . .
Il..n.lrii-k a -n- Mr. and Airs. t,eo. , r..i.i ... ...... ,
:: . . .. . '"i"n rccoen 7,e ihi iui ij tiw.
blccest convention undertakins: that
I.a Orando lias outlined in ils his-!
tory. but lhat more depends on the I
successful convention than hen ever '
hvh a met. liecoijulzlnir these run
1309 Adams
La Grande
Hhkcv. of Islsnd City, a son; Mr. and
Mrs. Elam Hrices, a son; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Roberts, a daiiRhter; Mr.
and Mrs- M. Jorden, a daughter; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Counsell, a daughter;
Mr. and Mrs- Jesse Henuchannon, a
lilaUKhter; Mr. and Mrs. C. Kosemond,
la son; Mr- ami Jlrs. l.eltoy nnwes, a
'daughter; .Mr. and Mrs. Ilenrv rran
cis, n daughter; Mr. mid Mrs. Thornis
i I, Karren. a son; Mr. and .Mrs. now-
i aid Stiiiret, a daughter.
mtli MEET FOR FINAL
lietleruilt
l.uggHge
'W 371
Incorporated
DEPARTMENT STORES
Van ffruaun
Collars
1 40e
Un der wear Hosiery
AVc have a coniplt'te stock of ladies', men's
and children's underwear for late summer and
full wear. ' '' ''
Ladies' Union Suits in silk, silk top and cotton,
All styles ami sizes. , Prices ....from 10c to $1.75
Children's Nainsook and Knit; ' Union Suits
AVhite ami colors. All sizes. Just the tiling for
children's school wear. Prices !!,'n: to 7")c
Alen's Cotton Knit Union Suits. Also 15. V. I).'.-'
in all sizes. Prices 70c to $1.(1''
Hosiery for the family, half, throe-quarters awl
full length stockings in. while and colors for Iho
children 25c fo 50c
Cotton, Fibre and Silk in colors for the ladies
Prices, per pair .' Vl- to $2.08
Wen's Sox, all colors and sizes silk and cot'
Ion a 25e to $1.2:3
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
DETAIL FIXING
(Continued from Paire One.)
the jnuslc and band contests -e-1
ported thut the niinpctltivo playing
for I;1R0 cash prizes will be con
ducted at the fair trounds nl which
Men's Fine 4 Dress Shirts
Exceptionally Good Value
i
Greeting Cards
Carry Love and Friendship ,
to all. the World
dltlona everybody has his shoulder
ul iiio wneoi.
One proposition coming before
V fiootiiiK Krld;;v will be the
soliciting of entertainment funds
anionic tho merchants of I.a
Grande In order that I.a Grande
as a community may meet Its half
portion of the expense. The Dokie
Temple nnd the members of It are
assuming half of the burden. The
total budget ranges close in 14 r.nn
made to 'rare for ail vlsliing ears!"' which about 1900 are n.'ze mon
by issuing a check coupon and eys. The advertising campaign Mono
placing guards around the parkins , bas rest about 500. Newspai.er
h pa ce. articles and posters have been puh-
llanil Colitesls. Ushed in every Uiwn of any conse-
Chrls Mays, who Is In charge of iiuence in llritsh Columbia, Al-
."-II... unniiigion, Kiano, .Mon
tana, Oregon and Idaho. W. A.
Hichurdson, formerly of Portland,
who now lives In La Oramle. has
time the nubile is cordially invited. : Just returned from Cheyenne and
Thl will bo at i o'clock Saturday I roportH that the advertising pouters
. " ... ... t .Illt-lt PnnanliiiuiD II, n
) alternOoll. IMICII coluesiniK i.uu.i -- - i,,Uiim Kuillliern
I... iii .....mi nnmlier the Idaho. Win. Miller has iusl mi ,.
Imembers seated, and one march ed from sound eltes and reports
nuinlier while Iho band passes In "hat all the sound rounlries are
'review before the grand stand. iw,,il Provided with posters and that
W. II. McCartiiv. chairman of the j tho papers throughout Washington
Ceremonial Committee. reported generouB in inelr mention about
I that at Ihe present moment it ap-!,,1B Publicity Unit I.a. Crande has
liears that Ihe l.ewlston IHvan will j received. C. L. Ilrill, of Wall-i
exeinplMy the lnilli,'itlr part of the Walla, who la presl-;cnt of tho ns
' initiation to be held Friday after- soeiation that meets here, has Just
noon In the Ilex hall. completed a trip through Spokane
I SIiiiij- Kilting I'laces. j1""1 northern Idaho country and
' Claude Cooper, in charge of the finds newspaper and poster puhllc
i eating facilities .reported that ev-'H' baa been generous. J. A. Mc
' ..i-ii I of Ihe churches and lodge or-'Carlhy ls hilling western Oregon.!
galllzatlons were being lined up to riom vaneouvor. II. C. from l.ebii-'
'care for this phase of .the work, j bridge, from Nelson, and from Vic-1
Ut being agreed that the present ; torin como letters this week saying!
restaurant facilities will not be able 'that Interest is keen there and thut I
to handle anything like half of tlie 'he official delegates from all those
visiting crowds. The Dokie Finance lemples will ho piiment. Copies of I
Committee and the Ad club commit- (Canadian papers have been received!
lee constitute the Finance Commit-I"" bearing generous publicity n' in-:
lee and they will hold a meeting ; '-t- Olnlide meeting. Oiles Ilnrn- f
Friday afternoon lo organize forj'len is hilling Interior Oregon. it
the campaign within tho city. Mem- Wuld be practically lin-issible toil
bar., of the Ookie Temnle which are!buy the advertising that I.a Oranr'.el
scattered throughout eastern Oregon ibns obtained because of the conven-i
have been contrl.uting liberally for j Win , even before the convention con- ,, . c , (or d ;
'"n'r 'L lTZ! .. . best Doklo Iloat; 50 best K. of
'" "ri .....v .....r, " "i miin rwiiiiiuiUMT, Ciilliri" I floUt
tho nttmitioii nl tho nM-iThants K :
the fmrt tlmt an 4th of .Iu!v ;
hntllona there iH no npportiinitv lu
konp Htdi fH open, whllo on I his or, !
ension busli.GsH will contlnu:! tti j
operate unci th IiIk d-'IrKati-m-
present must, of n'.'fisity, kiumh'
I money freely iih It Is the case In
Oitr New York
buying ortli
placed a large or
der for these
Shirts direct with
the lnnnufiictiir-rr.-
Tliey hnvf
lieen distrlhiitod
niiiing our .'171
; .ures. Our nllut
ntent Is here.
Von never Ha w
prenter values. It
will pay you to
st nek up now at
o ii r remarkably
low price.
Ifen's fine Dress Shirts, mntle of SOxSO count percale in
aice patterns. Well made, nicely finished Shirts with soft
jufTs, ncck-bnnd style. Shirts superior to
those you would pay far mot e for elsewhere.
Kow olTered here at out cxcupl ion.il price of
$1-19
Men's Hose
Pure Thread Silk
Ciood weight pure thread
Japan 811k Hose for men.
Iti-lnforeed heels and toes;
double soles and high
spliced heels. Your choice
of black, while, eordovnn,
navy or grey. Our pike
only, pair,
49c
This splendid n,nnllty
Silk Hose was bought in
large quantities for our
.'ill! stores. Hence the
-substantial saving in cost
to you.
ftp 1?P
"Marathon Hat"
FIRST SHOWING OF NEW FALL SHAPES
The days of the straw lids are lew, ami
now we are tilTerin our first showing of the
new shapes in soft felts, velours and scratch
felts. There is a shape here that will add
to your appearance and in a color vou will
like.
"Marathon Hats" are found only in J.
('. Penney Co. stores, and nt these low
prices.
$3.98, $4.50, $4.98-
THE LAFIQEST . CHAIN DBPAKTMHRT
STORE ORGANIZATION IN TUB WOKLtV
For Sale
AND BRINGS US CLOSER TO OUR
FELLOW BEINGS.
LET A GREETING CARD. GARRY
YOUR MESSAGE.
Always a Good Assortment at
5 room modern houso close In
on O street. Nice lawn, trees, ahrub-
I bery, cement sidewalks. , Au Ideul
littlo home. l'rlce fiSVO. TorillB
ion part of It.
fi room modern house in Connor
Dale addition, bungalow style.; Co-j
nit-nt sidewalks, lawn trees, etc.
I Price ?:moo. $J00 cash,, balance
easy tortus.' J
5 room bouse, 4 lots, at 1 00 S
Third street. Close to high arhoul.
Price $2500. J.100 cash, balance
$35.00 per mouth.
Newli
in
Book & Stationery
Company
" - ' - m . j
SH.ER.RY.'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"The Bigamist"
STARRING IVY DUKE
A new and lieant il'ul addition to tlie screen.
A Wonderful Lavish Production.
Also FRANKLYN FAKNVM
in
'WHEN PALS FALL OUT'
Two Reel Western
burs would match wluit the bus)
noun ni"h ot l. n (irmvlft rnino in
f bo $4,000 bmlyt requf red to hnn
illn iho nonvrfiitfnn.
Tlic HoiiftlnK Cninmiltpo in chni'KO
of tlhdin Forward has mndo a Btnrt
and nro ipropuriu tlio nay tor a
botrso to house ranvuHH.
II. K. Dixon una carn-or Ihe pn-,all ronvnntions. TIiuk a donMt
trol ronlcHla nnd will pick the htnerit rosulls In Ihe vly and puts
; noresHary judges nnd lay lown tlu' dii actual value on tin cntortuin-
ruN'fl by which the temple pal rols nn-nt fmidn that are pnsled. 'I'hc
of the XorthweHt will compete for prlzi-a which have been posted and
the liberal cash prizeti. ifor which cmnputiUoii is extreniPly
i SMinls To Bo I-'ine. kMn iiicluii's the rmiowinK I loins':
f C. K. MeCorinlck. chairman of j $2110 heat band; $150 second best;
tho Stunt Committee, reported that ,$150 best drill team; $100 second
a I) ii IK or me program in airea.iy mwi ; ?mn i0At drum corps; $75 j
I provided nnd more" is boliiR ndd:vl j ficcond bnst; $25 'old J". O. K. ring !
i from ttmo to time; 25 minutes of , for tallest Doktn fn-esviit;, $15 K-.'
mo iprnKnini win oe inKen up uy or r, rinp for shortest Dokie prea
the Madrigal cluh nnd l'hllharmonlc fent ; $15 best show window iu I.a
'orchestra or Knterprlse after which , (Irande; $10 hwoiwI best show wiu
the proRrani will take on a vaude-'dow iu La Crande; $5 almi paint
villo tone. ihiK by Kunyau third best show win-
ll luift heen (lociiiod that no nuto-ulow; 5o sin paintinu bv Hun-1
moblleH will be allowed in the en-jyan best cxicrlor decoration; $50 !
cjoBiire in i roii i o the TSrnnd stand
nt the ball park whero the pro
gram will be presented. The carat --- - Two pood rooming houses for
will be parltetl in tho area between j t j aaJe, close in and both money mak
iiio ouiraiii-e Kaie ana ino prauiii
aiancl. Iu aldltlon lo the 2,000
i hat can bo seated in the ratid
stand temporary scats will be built
on three sidert of the platform in
front of the urimd stand on which
the propruin will be provided. The
public is cor.Hally tnWtod lo attend
t host numbers, without price. Con
siderable space will hi' reserved In
t be m a ml stand lor Fez wear rs
and the orfichil dohi:atoj of whhih
tht-in will he about lini, will have
preferred seats iu the space where
tint boxes ns-d to lev j
Cnv Hat Ihe Parade.
Hrue Cox. chairman ot the a- ,
rade Committee, was tint present
but th para.le m:tt-'r r hul cm-'
sider'iihle at ten! inn ;md as t he situ
aiion now stands the line nf march j
will be from (iieenu(tiMi to Fourth j
street on Adams and from Adams1
to O street on Fourth, east of o to1
Sixth, north on Sixth to nsMiu:im
and disband. Tho entire lim i
march will be cleared of antonio-
ITAX1
rill m m J. en
VLLi S A y will talk these over with you.
t IN
A A
4, - .mmiN ti
TIIK OI,I)i:ST AND SIOST
hi;m.iii k taxi hkkmlk
-r wwv.. bv.
t.i. MAlfJ AA
1 4 4 41 4" fr 41 "if 4 4? 4 4 fr
cr. Prlco riKlit. Cuinn in nnd we
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
FANCY RIPE TOMATOES ONLY
80c A "BOX ": . ;.' '
'' ' e v- ,' ' v 'V; v
The most reasoriable tash and' credit
.Grocery in La" Grande
Tin-: cn v.
All Short Calls 25c
All rails an awcretl
IVontptly with
Headed Or I vers.
7 room modern houso nnd larae
. ..... .., i.n n, lli-'i'S, nil l ll ll-
Tbery on Adams avenue. Price $i500
'and $1000 cash will handle it aud i
H'nrnu ami uiieiest uu neieri'eo pay-1
;nienis per year,
i easy to buy.
1
!
A real humo, nnd
Ford & Georgefi C.J. BLACK & CO.
wvyl S J. New Foley Building
MAIN 44
New Foley Building
La Orande, Oregou
j.
G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
CALL MAIN 43
J
WANT TO BUY OR SELL- SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
biles except thai nutos ran ipark
nt the Intersections. A clean si reel '
U necessary Iterance of the luauiuiv
ers which tho p;iiro te;inis will Bo
through dnrinu the progress of ihe
parade. At present Mine are four :
sections of Hie purple wilh a i,ind
and drum corps tor each section !
Tho reception and registration of
uels Is lioinc to reouire Iho cO- !
operation "f a laro numher of poo-'Vlo.-
J. H. KMtey ts chairman oi
(lie recoct t Ion (-oinmit(et which will
riH'eive the quests nt the dejiot and j
at the piirkiut; space and direct nil
,t't them to tlio V. M. C. A. w here i
1 reKistratton will take place and '
'where souvenir hadyes will be U-j
siumI. To (hose who want roMi !
tho ewwmlttees at tkr " T" uil
make IV i ervatio fo tlievt hrJ !
tho Hoy A'vttH Cwuiimhi
KUestS to thci l,iltctt Ini'Xi-i.
I eut-Val h i im '- t
eouxentioik will c'w i . i
C. A., but tkro fill te ittmath
bureaus at tho Ulns lriiK lorcl
jifflji Mifl-r fMiWjjJi.
Idaho Vine Ripened
WATERMELOM
Hooverized Price, pound iysc
Svw lii'i,a;ii!i Molmis. a criiss lictwocn a caiitaloupc
and iiuisknu'lim. sHporiiir t'laor, iihiukI
'aiiitinn- 'I'mimtiK'iK, '20 lb, bus 7";
Hwirt'n i,v;;ir4'ml; IiaM.iH i.u.w.iinul 'J8i
"'k iavii? i'.-ttim iiutU, it . .'. l'n'
''wA KtfjTH, xiAft. , 'JSir
&a.-ylvri , ;. r 1.90
O VRIZE? 'GROCERY
V
7aud at the Club Clear Store nud 1
m other poiul?. At thes '