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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, January 1, 1923.
mVhe Largest Chain Department
"Store Organization in the World"
HOLIDAY WEEK
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A Substantial
Reduction Will
Be Made
ON THE PURCHASE OF HOLIDAY GOODS
THIS WEEK BEFORE AVE TAKE
INVENTORY
CALL AND SEE WHAT AVE HAVE LEFT
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Newlin Book &
The hulicluy week is always dull
the lumber trade, and this week
no exception. Demand, however,
i remained remarkably strong up to
the very eve of Christmas, and is
expected to reassert itself even more
stronniy immediately after New Year
Kavs the American Lumberman.
IVoHpccts were never better for a
heavy volume of business, and the
lumber industry is keenly optimis
tic. The market is featured by un
seasonal strenirth as the year closes.
Retailers' stocks on the whole are;
very low, due to the unusually (rood;
business they have enjoyed for KomO
time and their hesitancy about buy-,
nig before inventories for filhnp-m
purposes. The building- outlook be
nitf excellent in nearly all cities and
Iiuirer towns, the yards will soon j
have to come forward with require--'
inputs that will njfKTeHte enormous
quantities,
The nericulturai situation has im
proved notably of late, and the ex
peetntion is that farmers, after sev
cal years of relative inactivity ii
mien work, wili next year undertake-
pleiimve liuilmirjr construction and
i t pairs, which probably will be car
rcd on at a pace calculated to make
up much of the time lost. Coun
try yards, therefore, are also pre-
r puiing for a bie;p;er year than usual.
oj niiolher promising1 source for fousi-oinc.-.f
is th railroads, which have
pressing needs for rolling stock and
equipment of all kinds, and which
uri definitely planning very impor
tant purchases during 19:i3. The in
dustrial situation as a whole is cx
ce.ient, with prospects for further
improvement, which means that de
mand for lumber is going to be gen
eral and run into heavy totals. Kx-
oi pollutions, too, is picking up. While'
o the business outlook is thus bright,
o t ho question uppermost in many
o minds is where the lumber that un
doubtedly will be needed is to come
o from. Stocks of all principal soft
o woods and hardwoods are badly de
o'pa'tcd. The mills have for many
o months sold as much or more lumber
j than they have produced nnd arc
o'now heavily overbooked. Uy the time
o;they have succeeded in clearing their
5 i file. of present orders they will be
o in tSu midst of the new buying sea-
sen ami have further reduced their
tsuppheb.
It looks like a real shortage of all
popular construction nnd fabricating
items. The price tendency mean
while is upward. Production is low
on account of the holiday shutdowns,
Lut milb generally will resumu cut
ting at highest possibly capacity
immediately alter the New lear.
NEW i
McCALL
PATTERNS
371 DEPARTMETfTSTOa
TOMFEIAX
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Consider
avtnqs'
Jour Buying
Will ProM Here!
Don't be influenced by sensational "sale" claims they are rarely ;
genuine! Do not be persuaded by such claims in buying what you do ;
not need nor before you need it. i
Real, genuine savings are here today, tomorrow, all the timet
The J. C. Penney Company, in its hundreds of stores, buys and sells in i
enormous quantities.-. Naturally, we price lower, and maintain high j
quality. Surely, if you stop to consider this question of 'sales and j
savings" your buying will greatly profit because of the thrift you can I
practice at our stores.
(hainlicrlnin'a Cough Itemcry
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This is n pleasant, safe and re-
! linblu medicine fur coughs and colds.
OiH hR been in uso for many years
o n.l is hold in high esteem in those
o households where its good qualities
'arc hest known. It is a favorite with
j mothers of young children, as it con
; tains no opium or other harmful
drug. Try it when you have need ot
't-ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I such a remedy. Adv.
Stationery Co.
NEW SPRING STYLES OF
Taffetta Dresses
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, AT
$16.50
Never h s there
been n bettor coilnc
tion nf such dncidsd
ly smart models and
pood q .lalitien ihnn
(host; Taffeta DressoB
at a price that is n,s
tonishinctly low for
such genuine values.
Three of the sev
eral styles offered in
this display are illus
trated. Tjitst and most popular
r.fyle. such nr. basque ef
fects, so youthful in line
and hi becoming; elong
ated skirts with their in
finite, p-raee; the side pan
els that add dignity to
a costume; conservative
stylos of smart simplicity.
Embellishing fertt'y -e av rereaW in rooties of self
material edged with gt.ld brr.id; inserts of contracting silk or
duvctine; facing of Crepe do Chine; ahirrinrs en basque and
sleeves delicate touches that give charm ami hcauty. Dainty
lace collars complete the effect. '
Colors: Brow.i, Navy, BlacU
Display of Coats
Handsome Styles Sold at
An, Unusual Price
This is a display of unusual values developed oi
fine quality Vclour in prevailing modes. There a.'
popular bloused models, plain or beautifully em
broidered; box-pleated styles; flare backs; model.-1
with stylish silk cord belts; others with tic belts o'!
self material. Most of the coats have handsome
collars. Women's and misses sixes.
Colors: Brown, Reindeer, Navy.
A Big Buy That Will Give you
Great Satisfaction.
$16.50
iThe Largest Chain Department.
Store Organization in the World-
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PORTABLETDWN
Constipation.
CAMPBELL SISTERS SELL LADIES' READ-TO-WEAU
AND MILLINERY STORE
After several years of successful business, during
which they have created a Ladies' Store that ranks at the
top in that class of merchandising, the Campbell sisters
have soltl their business to C. 1). Tut man, who will take,
charge immediately.
In order to revise the stock and put the store in shape
to receive the extensive new line of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery, which will be of the choicest and best select
ed, this store will have a Sale beginning Wednesday morn
ing at S) o'clock, January !!, and continue until January 'JO
V During this sale all articles in the present stock will
lie priced to move them, which means a total disregard of
the original cost of the goods.
The opportunity is offered to latlies of this commun
ity to secure anything they desire from this stuekj at
shockingly low pi kes.
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I I 1 1 llll U irn Constipation of the bowels Is
ILL.U I VM ULLU . ,. tllai:c of the sewerage system
I that removes waste matter from the
i body. It is as necessary that your
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the waste pipes of yuur home b- l;ent
.... lopcn and carry off the waste from
WALLOWA, Jan. 1. A train louU the honse. If von would nni.iv cr.l
i.fr !"'uso'' ,'s. sehednled to pass thru health, keep your bowels re'Jbi- by
rniiowu rnuay. i ne cause oi tins , takmir t hambcrlnin's Tablet '.,!icn
migration of haliitation is the mov-. needed. Adv.
inir of the N'iblcy-.Mininaujrh Camp
I'our. The timber cutting on upper I"i(rure.s show that of men who
Dry creek beint; exhausted, nnd the i have a trade only one in a hundred
uisi, loau 01 injrs nnvmi; Deen ; thousand has to go to the
iiiuukiii 10 me nun i nursony, me
eanip will be moved to the end of the
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
scvcn-mne spur recently built up
Lower Dry creek. The ten houses
made the journey down the old track
to tlie new cnnip site on flat cars.
Knch house is by ''4 feet in size,
and each is a room. Ity putting two
toirelher to form a kitchen and din
illK room, the mess house is made,
and by pairini; the others livinir
rooms and sleeping quarters arc
made. Kach of tthesc structures
house 2 men. The houses will be
skidded into place at the new camp,
and logging operations will start
soon. The mill has been closed dur
ing the holidays in order to make
some boiler changes, but after the
first of the year it is expected that
ithe nrill will be in continuous opor
1 ut ion to take care of the stream of
iogs from the new cuttings. 1
ooor-
nouse, ami mat. oi men with a col
lego education the proportion is
smaller still.
See Page 4
Section 2
Men's Wear
S H.E'R.R Y.'S
LAST DAY
Under the Tinsel Beat a Head of Gold!
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Her Gilded Cage
It'x a Paramount Picture
Comedy
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Children (under 12) lOe
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Happy New Year
At
DEEPLY a)i)reciating your valued patronage in tlo
past, an dthat priceless, though intangible asset, your
, past, and that priceless, though intangible asset, your
to merit your continued confidence and aim to srve you
faithfully in the coming Pear, which wc hope will bring
you and your family continued good health and increased
prosperity.
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HOO VERIZED GROCERY
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