La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1922, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T
Thursday, August 17, 1923
for Q9
W11KX you consider buying
(i new hat you will do
yourself a favor if you se
lect it here.
Our batters have cleverly con
hincd al! the desirahle features
that emphasize the Loudon and
A'cw York styles in men's Fall
hats.
Their roll hriins ami ra&ish
blocking are hound to be popu
Jar. The prices, of course, are
right.
Westenhaver & Gilbert
- 1309 Adams
S Local News in!
i Brief
tt'.uib. lliMvi nrlv
HhvithI iluv. aen L. W. Wewkn
mudo llix ilrlve from Portland to
l.a Urunde iu niua lioura aul tl
tuen niiiiutea. which l comldared
liv iminv motorist to be a record
drive ou that trip.
Woodpile I J urn
A woodpile belonging to Darid
ttlr,nw..ilut nl !t'07 North Third.
jwii burned this morning about 10
o'clock. The little Ulooinqulat boy
wns said to have been (playing witii
matches and started the lire. The
city fire department rushed to the
urene but wa unable to chock the
f lit Dion, which h inl a good start.
Thu damage, was small.
Will Open l,oan Ofrir
(J('H r(. Hunting Ourrey. who recent
ly sold (he linker herald, Ih In the
city today accompanied by Mrs. Cur-
ruy. He stated to tlio KTCuiiig ud-
Horvnr that he will open an office
in liaKer inimcuiaieiy to nanuiej
loans and hiKurnnco, naving aneauy
conuocted himself with the strong
companies In this line of business.
Ml Mb Kola Nelaon and brother Rub-,
noli will accompany Mr. aud Mrs
Currey to Uaker tor a short visit.
Ilil. Maple nnir Wife Iteturnn
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Staples arrived
hi La Grande yesterday and will:
make Ihulr homo here in the future.!
A few years ago Mr. Staples, who Is1
wll known here, having been con-;
ueded with the M. & M. comtpany,
went to Baker and purchased the
linker City Implement company.
Later he moved the stock to Hainan
where he operated until be sold
out. His yearning for the Grande1
Hondo got the best of him. and he
is here now to move no more, aH he '
Ktateg it.
Boy Scout of Walla
Walla is Awarded Gold
Medal for Saving Life
WALLA WALLA, WiHh., Aur. 17.
Acknowledgement or ins neroic
action In rescuing Mrs. Frank Heia
r from drowning Inst July, Frank
Tuusluy, 14-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs.: Frank TouKiey of thia city,
had been awarded a bron.o medal
by the national court of honor of
the Hoy Scouts of America. The
boy is a member of u local Hoy
ttcout troop.
The rcHi'iio occurred when Mih.
Heist, r wan KwlmmliiK villi others
at the Lehman Springs Hiimnier ro
HOi't in lliu 1 11 no mountains. Mrs.
Helser Kot 1 beyond her "depth and
was sinking for the third time when
voiinc Tniiwli v k:uv linr. nlllllL'od
into the water and dragged he no
safety.
Calf Club Meets
The Union Calf Club mot Tuesday
at the Kastern Oregon Experiment
.station and spent the day in judging.
hops, dairy cows and .sheep. County,
Agent, H. (i. Avery was present and!
the members are whole-heartedly tak
, intf up the task of judging with the
eml in viiw of entering stock judging'
contests in this section of the state, '
the winner to go to t'ortlund this year
'and meet other teams during the Ia
Icific International Live Stock Show-,
; Kight loys were present at the ineot-,
' in if.
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"FAIR AS I) WARMER" AT
! THK GAUD-ENS. i
Point to Remember,
AM you have really to do Is to keep
your hack as straight as you can, and
not think about what Is upon It. The
real and essential meaning of virtue
Is that straight ness of back. John
ItiHifn.
i
I Making Space for Fall
if:.-: Goods Watch Our
s Windows for Bargains
"K1DDIK CAL'S" less than half price.
" DOLLS" below' cost.
"TOILKT PAPKK" 11 rolls for 1.00
"BKCOUATKI) CKKPL l'AI'KU" cts.
Hernia r value 12." cts.
AND OTIIKK BAUtiAIXS
"Fair and Warmer," a play of na
tional renown, will be presented at
The (iardens this evening and the bill
will be repeated tomorrow ovening.
.Special stress has been laid on the
leheaisiug cf this bill and The Gar-;
dens management promises a very cx-i
cellent show. Good musical numbers.
and snappy vaudeville selections will :
make up the pertormance. .
The final showing of "When Eat
Meets West'' was held last evening in
the nirdomc and the audience was tie-j
lighted with the character of the show.
rSYCHGLGCIST MEETING I1KU.:
A m.:at interesting and instructive!
meeting was held iast evening at the
Odd Fellows Hall by Cecelia Gustnf'
the noted psychologist and scientist.
The meeting wns well attended. Miss!
Gustaf has devoted practically all her1
life to studying, teaching and healing.;
The first part of the lecture dealt j
with the fundamentals of an individ-j
ual's life health, wealth, success anil;
happiness. Tho latter part of the lee-1
tin e was given over to her demontra-;
tins, which were most remarkable.
Miss GusUtf's mind was active and shi
icadily nad the mind of those pres;j
eut. In giving her the name of a city'
and the state she could locate the
house office or building nnd descriltOi
the inhabitants accurately! and also:
at this time she gave messages from;
other worlds. A testimany was given
'.nccrning a Pin valued at $800 which,
was lost and UMn consulting Mis-,
liutaf the lady was told the exact
place to locate the ring nnd she found,
the ring al the specified place. Also;
event I people are being healed under!
the psychologist's care. Cecelia Gus
af Is a woman with a charming per-j
i'liality ami has won many friends itij
l.a Gtnrule dutinyr her short visit here.j
There is a pos.ooility that she will
hold another meeting before i-he leavest
lhe city Adv. 1
'if ill u " m"Lhi
jyW 371 DEPARTMENT STORES
Coats9 Suits and Dresjses
OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE j ii
With the approach T autumn days, the new
styles are of ujpermost interest. W'a are now
showing cur opening jiresentat ion of the new fall
models. The styles illustrated above are a few
of the models included in this display, and others
equally attractive await: you in our JJeady-to-"Wear
section.
For our fall showings our buyers have combed
the markets to secure the newest s'tyles, favored'
coloring the most serviceable materials and the
Wc are indeed proud to offer these splendid gar
ments at prices' that place them within the means
of evt rvone.
Little .Girls' - Coats
1 1 S:r.
Simplicity Is ttio l:,-y
.1 ii-I dress. I'artieu- i !
Will he the fathlniiN i.
luiili dress ai'd school v.
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V; Vv .t
i i Simplicity
'!e of the modern child's upbrlnctn:?
niiti.Mltng, theicfttie. to the mother.
Mwwn In dainty coats suitable fo;
Our present dis
plays embrace n
variety o f the
newest styles in
colors and trim
minus which will
quickly win favor
with the smaller
glrls.
The values arc
well up to the
high average of
the J. O I'enney
Company stand
ard. Trices range
! i
$3.45
to
$12.50
omart Shapes and Colors
We are-sliowing some beautiful styles in Fall millinery
nml in your early inspections we invite your consideration
f our splendid values at
. $2.98 to $9.90
THK LAIIOKRT OH A 15 DRHAMTMKNT.
'8TOHK OUCiAMZAT:ON IN TUB WOULD'
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
Sli.ER.RY.'S
TODAY and TOMORROW
GOLDWYN Presents
WILL ROGERS
DOUBLING for ROMEO
The tale of "Will's remarkable adventures as a
double iu a Hollywood studio will: keep you
doubled up in J our seat with violent laughter.
Also Showing
IRVING CUMMINGJUn "TM JiVSXGSE"
A Two Keel Western
The Weather Man
Says
Fair And
Warmer
at
The
Gardens
TONITE
The greatest of farce
coined ies.
Hound to drive away
the blues.
Don't Wisi It.
Any Scat in the Housa
35c
"Yon
dDDODClBO
r Money s Worth
EVERY DAY AT LA GRANDE'S PIONEER
CASH GROCERY
DAIRY FOODS
Hooverlzed Groceries
WHCR8 THB THRIFTY TMRONO
VOUH SALVATION-THINK!
Fresh Creamery Butter, 2 lb. roll
fresh K'anch llggs, do.. "Joe ;
Tillamook County Cheese, lb
Cream Brick Cheese, lb
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Anot her Carload of Idaho Watermelons, lb 1 1 -jc
Cantaloupes Vine Kipencd 1 for li'ic
Lemons, dozen '')i'
.Peach Plums. .")() Hi. box
Kxtra Select Tomatoes. '20 lb. box 7c
Au icots for Canning, per crate $1.7."
WASH DAY NEEDS AT HOOVERIZED
PRICES
Crystal "White Soap. 10 bars -fje
While liorax Naptha, the finest laundry soap
and the price is lloovcrised L'o bars ifl.00
Sweet .Maple Clothes l'ius, dez IV
S7c
-1 doz. '.).")
:?:!e
..'2Sc
Kleen Kasy Laundry Soap i liars -"e
iirv Soa loe bar; 'J for lioe
Silk'Soaii 2 bars 1.00
SYRUPS AND BREAKFAST FOOD
Scolder's Canadian Maple, full gallon '. $1.90
(.iolden Kod Wheat Xuts, large pkg 129c
(Quaker Pancake Flour 12 pkgs. 12."n;
Fancy Oat Flakes, 10 lb. sack .". -17c
(iolden Kod Oats ; .kgs. 50e
Pure llonev, o lb. tin 7tV; 10 lbs ....US
Sea Foam Flour, 49 lb. s-ack $1.") I
Blue Stem Fluur, 49 lb. sack $1.78
HOOVERIZEO GROCERY
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