La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr....... 'tTtf;;w A;A: ' . - THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r -.rv- ; . Tuesday, fa.lu.ry 2, 1923. rhe Largest Chain Department. 'Store Organization in the World January 3 ... Clearance ! v'f. ' 37; DEPARTMENT STORQ if. i 'IV v" ? v: V MEN'S WEAR 1309 Adams Ave The first day of our sale has convinced us that our values arc the best ever offered in La Grande. A crowded store during the whole day, and the largest volume of sales we have ever had arc proofs that speak volumes in themselves. VALUES Nightshirts 79c "Fruit of the Loom" full cut, best , quality garments at tyss than the actual materials now cost. ' VALUES Union Suits $1.19 Men's heavy weight wool mix union suits. There are many differ cnt weights. Mens Suits $9.95 Think of it! A good quality woolen suit at this price. ' VALUES Childrens Stockings 19c Heavy rib Iron Shod cotton hose. This makes a very substantial and long-wearing stocking. i -i Wolleh.Sox 19c Xirrriy medium'1 ' weight sox. Just the thing for these cold 'snappy days. Suit Cases $1.25 These are the . famous Sampson suitcases. Each quarantecd for one solid year. ; Pure Wool Shirts $2.95 'A'"Milton-G"oo:dlii'Hir triple stitched double yolk shirt with ventilat ed arm holes. Horsehide Gauntlets 69c Full horsehide, with long cuffs. Leather Top ... pac -... i. $395i!i:.'' La Crosse heavy double sole, snag proof lowers with 10-inch solid leath er uppers. '. -. Watch ThiSjSpace Daily for the Rcmar kable Values We are jOffering. Spent Xew Yours ill Watlnwa Mr. und Airs. Allied; IIAUY (iKTS UOLIjAK (Hv ANsocinted Press) RUTLAND.; Vt.. Jan.; h-Thi tld- mm Ihe': Nciv Ye hll. v T irnn '!Caich Vm younir." .. i tan np-; Wallowa with Mr. 'and Mrs " 0 plied ' to thrirt promotion in lliis city. AlcUuron, returned in their home The Clement National Uank dirce-1 They 'report a very' plchsarit visit tors have voted1 to gave a onnkiiook I ' - : with a deposit of one dollar credited ( Hnrk fnim Portland , i , to every bahyj lor m Jtiltlaiid after i NVi lind Alrsl; Austin ' Ar'iie'tt of I li.f ,imlx. I lliiu ..ii. Tin. ,,ln 11 : ( I. ... ..it.. i . . . . i.i . . . ,,, , .. ,'" ' 1 '"""ion 10 inoir nomu msi in.' AmkuimiiIihI Press) will hi m etleot for 11 venr. i ovonme ..ft.... u. .1... v.... ,...:. ; .. ui n:. ... n., .. . " -ov-timiin wio rcw , UOHi'.llUIilt, Jan. 2 it iiiian, ....... , lcnis m J'urtlalid with friends ami kill MrCnrd. who crossed the vlams KJCIIT MILLS TO lili.N I relatives. in a prnirie schooner in died at AI1EHDKKN, Wash., Jan. 2. I the soldiers home here today lit the J.;iKi,i drays Harbor mills will ru-i Hero Tor Kew Days KO of U'i. , , . - ,, Isuine operaiions t'ollowinir u-ua noli-1 cn.u Moriran of Knmi.W nrrived The de;-ese.l Mr to huild the day sultdow,.. and several that had 'i I. !lu"j' U"l 11 ie lit on N IK fii-st stenhibout liiunehetl oil the W 1 - j ,uit elosed will smpend operations , ud will he in tlu eitv for several laiiietto and invented tile snail fish fr tomorrow.' Most of the Aber-davs on a tun: r-d l.u' , e , Avheel. Ho wiib for years 11 fisher- tl.n imi nui,n plants elosed tne pljasuru H ip ' - f man on uie iuiumn .... inmuniK ' oiiswiias. 1 111 Jndians in the. Yiikima war. FARM KUS l!SK DRA1V TII.K ' HILLSlHUiO, Or., Jan. .-'V'sh-ililltoii county lays no claim to he inij classified iiinoni; countries dc tie'iidiiiir noon dinimu'e yi't the farm ers of lllis county find that the use ( (Jmves. eitrhleen, win of drain tilu 111 eertain nocuous mi- 1 orvailis luolijau kuiiiu Noithwcstorn I-umber company of ack from Portland Ho(uun elosed lhuisilay and will not . , , , iv-o,.ii omil II,.. last .,r this ..,, h . ': J- l.crs returned lruin Port ; ; 'Mini yesterday whore he has lieeii ; uiKinir special lessons rouardilie; some of the later dances to be used in his dance work in this city. ALIIANY ISOY MAMiLLI) ( Ity Associated Press) ALIIANY, Ore., Jan. 2. I-'orest atleniled the! ... ,. '. , ... vosioi.h.v. ""lom IISHOI proves crop pl'oduotion to the cxlont j ws fmind mane;lod to doalh on tin! !, I ..t ......II ,l, "Mt,ir, : . 1 , 1... 1 1... Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Wallow, who ;u..i ,it sum 1 ramau'e ,il,,.,..l t, ... i, 1, , 1,1.. in.iNe llleir Home III Mantle 1. i l t For f .districts have been formed, Ihe re- t j, bulievnl Ihat he fell from the lhllt I'."1"1 I,,5t "'t-'1'1 t the close of stllU-from which prove the merit ottiain. 'several days spuit in La (iiando vis- tlrainntrn "ii small tracts. 1 1 itmjr l the homo of. Mr. ami -Mrs. " ' A drainiiBO district west of l'oie.t ! ......................A'- baars. i Orovo and one about midway bc-;i , tween Korest (irove and Hanks are I I .TO . I'eliirnoil from .Vallmwi f ' probably tbo maior projects under , JLjOCcU INcWo 111! 'Mis Aes McL'laran, who is at way. Thu niiiin ditches in both dis-;i a tendir.i; hiirh school in La (irande i tricts are partly finished, litigation , (J.. . '.this year, returned to the city last '. holding uno of them back. L)I 1C1 1 evening on the branch line train , 'kimaaanflrr spoiidiiii; the holidays with her j ' SKMATK l'ASSKI) HILL Visited in Katerpris! parents at Wallowa. 1 ' i. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. After the Mis( M,,e n,,,. r l!kor, rt- ' I calniinif of , the senate's three dnys . t iiriitril toiler home last evoninit af-il-'iru .Moeliau 'I oniulit I' 'storm throUKh withdrawal by r.eniit-l(l,r visitine; in Kuterprise for a few The l.u (iraado fire deiiarlineiil 1 ! , or Borah, republican, Idaho, or his'uy1i ! will hol.l their n-Kiilar monthlv meet-, ' lamcndmuiit proposmir n worlds eco- - - linir toiiijrlit in the eitv buildiim at .Jiomic conference, the senate toalur- (joos to Hot Luke 7 :;I0 o'clock. The meoiinu'. which is , lay passed the :i2S,l)tM,00 navnlj c()ll,,i,! J. M. Tliltsleft this usually hold on the first Momlav of i ,nnpioprintlon bill and adjourned over rn,,,,,,,,,, fr Hot Lake whore he will, 'dm month, was postponed until to- f JNew Year's uay. ' Ispond the day attending to some of- niirhl on account of Now Year's day i : jicunio on mid " -;iicuu uusiness. lainiiR on tne nrst .Monday. i 'hill also was passed without mention, New Years Uny isil 1.. knvn nrnvisinn l'ooucsiioniri .Mrs. P. Yomii? of IlilKnrd. roliirn i 'ih. iiri.slilont to iiPirotlate with the ed to her hone last niirht after s 'Drincipiil naval powers for further pending the New Years day in La ' ;nrmamunt limitation. This provision Grande visiting friends and relatives. !' ircmained in the bill and will go to I ' tho nresident. jYisiteil in linker . ;tnc prc.M Ml. lin(, j,,., ,; -McCHskey, ;( 60 YUA11S JN ori'K'K 1 who live at l.add Canyon, arrived in , SALl'.M, Jan. 2. tioorge P. Lit'li- T.n (irande last evening after spoml ficld for the past 14 years bailiff jin several days in ltakvr visitine ' of the .Marion county circuit court, ' friends and relatives. celebrated the anniversary "'-1 uiiuii u CO vpnrs Itfloriis IA Schmil '"'"VZTrrow I ..Miss 1L Martin of Imbler. arrived' j ago wm"r,"T;, , ia, arrived at j . tlrande yesterday ami Mr, V (iyni flasses Rosuined- ' V. i i).,.l.. ' ji few davs before later 111 the evening for Monmouth 1 The regular gymnasium class, at ' r, mierticutt He 'previously 'where ,i,e is attending Ihe Oregon the Y. M. l A. were 10,11, I today1 i 1 . Mi,t .ohool'in Massachusetts Normal school. j following n discontinuan.i- during Jia. t aUKlit sc tool in mj i)h h(()iia Thi, wnioJ. W1)U1 1WI2. to Auto Accident on llighnay An auto accident was reported to ' the police station that-MK'currcd on thu highway between La (irande and Hot Luke yesterday. According to the report, which was rather h.i7.yi and lacking in details, a Uaviies car. driven by i colored mall named Mor-' lMs, with c w.er one or two additional occupants, turned over injuring the, Irivers tog and damaging tho car to some extent. High speed is tho 1 11 1 tl ibuted reason for the accident. w ft Sales In Those Startling Pricosf The J. C. Penney Company policy in all it hundreds of stores, i not to hold "salo," but to "out-sale sales" prices and values every business day in a year. This il can do effectively, because of the tremendous cash purchasing power and the enormous amount, of goods it sells annually. The prices named in this announcement &re evidence of how we ic'" c!- I- sl." The;, Coat of Coats For Young Men M H"- a 1. 1 1 , Handsome three-button doublo hreaslej raglan overcoats' full' 46 inches long, roomy, stylish, serviceable! ' Afnil of Sl-oancR iil.woi plnld hack fabrics lias convertible collar, large raglan sleeves. Yoke In Hie back is pointed an ;ilustriilei nml Hie Inverleil ilent extends from thu yoke to Ihe bottom of '. e ooat. In tan, gray, brown and fancy mixtures $26. 50 to $36.50 a1. l : N, "LM-'r. 14. 75 $19.75' 2 7 . ,- i andi.'f?9.7r . . ,. t 1 il ' 1 1 "1 Dress Shoes ! ,, For Men . New! arrivals enable us to for complete new showings of i men's English staple and wide toe dress shoes in finest calf skin, kid and kangaroo leath ers. ,i $2.98 to $6.90 Work. Shoes At Lowest Prices New spring stocks are here, six-, eight- and ten-inch shoes for every kind of work. The pricciiTiifforcl you generous : savintra. ..... 1 ,"tv ftf-, 1 1 enTs Coatsl Sheepskin Lined 1 Heavy Moleskin Shell , I.liieiHvlti)i(lrst quality, eti.-f pskln sleeves llneit ;witli heavy blanket cloth Si-Inch Baverizd'l Sheepskin Collar .v Tli.o eiiats are cut 30- i Inclio.i Ions and have four leather-trimmed pockets. Ver,r desirable for thej ninn n hose work keepai hltn much In the outduors.i ne cf our very best val- Ucl st and Jackets fo?Men Heavy Blue Demin! ( Uiiioii'Made! PRICEH ONLY . in Men's Flannel Shirts $1.98 to $4.50 JIany new, arrivals make our.shoying.pf cotton, and wool and pure wool complete i'n. sizes fri!h l'ti-J to 18. Now is the time to supply ydftf hdVds.r v All-Wool' : Work Hose ! Heavy weight pure wool hose with elastic top, lilue with white tups. A really great value. ?Heavy fleeced 1 Men's Unions " $1.59 This display offers . an opportunity to supply your mid-winter under wear needs at n low price. All Leather Work Vests The greatest work vest value' of tile year. Cor el 6 van' jerkin leather shecj,,. elastic collar and vristjote, 26-ounce mack liiaw lined, four pockets. See these in our window. $8.90 'l'he 1Hrgcnt Chain Department, Store Organization in the World- New Year Hooverizcd Values ' UNUSUAL LOW PRICES EVERY DAY IN A THE YEAR WHERE THE THRIITY THRONG Dutch Cleanser, 3 tin Sunbrigfht Cleanser, 4 tins Creme Oil Soap, 12 bars Sea Foam Washing: Powder, pkg CaniplK'H's Tomato Soup, tin Lipton's Tea. 1 '.-H), 43c: Mb PROMPT DELIVERY- 25c 25c 83c 2!)c ..:.10c 7(.)c Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz. tin 43c Schilling's BakingTowder, 1-lt) tin 43c Calumet Baking Powder, 5-Tb tin Sftgar Peas, 2-fb tin : , 14c California Tomatoes, No." 2 '., tf- '. 14c PHONE MAIN 49 ,n. New Jeje, nut n () t-t,,,,.K,. W,U m,vl , ,vvrn ,)V,K.k ,hi, ,,V1,. WW, when U iar "r ' . Knr nd Omer llarnwell of Telo- nine-, the Krade -ch.H.l I.i at 1:1.". ) n rnn his lot "' r' Icxt. hii-m.I ti.n.i.uh In t.i.ii.do lint,thi aft. r, ,1.011, she hit:h s. hml ifirls ( .... , p .' 1 S 'nitrlit on their uiurn trio hi Cor-une luui ' t 1 m.i u.iin.rro, ilnl , .... ,!,,, t, .)''- Wheia , vi'll I. ii.o nil union tilt llnsii mi t.j vl,.s l o, . 1 . .,'9K11.,, r ' - .. , MIf,Kuitt.l. ,IK. V'l' I.. I.I lt. ,.,.. J 1.14-10 il 'Je 1 -.'. " GROCERY v. 5 'Hi'Vv: