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THE LA GRANDEEVENING OBSERVER Friday, January 5, 1923. rhe Lareest Chain Ucpartmenta J "Store Oreanizution in the World" PAGE EIGHT MEN'S WEAR ACROSS FROM 1I00VERI2ED x NKXT TO STAR T1IKATKB 1309 Adams Ave January SALE Clearance These amazingly low prices for high uuality merchandise are unexcelled. Never in the history of La Grande has there been such an opportunity to purchase your needs at so great a saving. Merchandise on the market is go ing up daily and a purchase now is insurance against much heavier. expendi ture in the future. Read the following list and pick out your immediate and future need. Service i Satisfaction A Lower Prices 1 Service Satisfaction Lower Prices 371 DEPARTMENT STOS0 A SELECTION NOW FROM OUR DISPLAY OF . 1 Mid -Season Coats and Dresses r. 1 Men's Hip Hoots United SUitos best quality double sole snag proof lining, first quality rubber. Overalls - 9"c 220-wt. denim, full cut, union made gar ments. ; .; , , lf , ., . , j ,, , slag shirts ....... : ::: ?" Pure wool' 'double'- back; 'front' aikl"slecve Made with he'avy"re-irif6rced seams. Slag Shirts .$l.?5 Samei as above, except single weight. Flannel Nightshirts 89c Made of outing flannel in pink and blue . patterns. Men's Wool Dress I'ants $3.93 Made of pure worsted wool serge material in brown or blue colors. I'ui e Wool Shirts S2.93 Milton-Goodman triple stitched, double yoke, ventilated annhole shirts, made of heavy khaki shirting. Oregon City Pure Wool Shirts $3.95 Pure wool broadcloth shirting in a myriad' bf patterns. Corduroy Pants $.'1.83 Host quality, narrow wale, dark color cor duroy. Moleskin Pants S2.!)3,: Made of heavy dark grey stripe moleskin. ' This is a remarkable value. STORY OF FREAK animal immediately. The hullct then siinik n rock mul Khinccd. One SHOT BEING TOLD piece of the riutUrrad miotic pi.'ir- (.11 UIU nirt-'UtilfH nuiu aim ..vui.in-.. him no suvfi'uly Unit it wiik nccust sury fur' tin' hiiiiLtirH lu.liill their foui'-fontc'l rimipuiiinn. (Ilv AkhocIiiU'cI Press) JUL1 AKTTA, Ida., Jim. 6. Ilnw n mnirlo. bullet from hunter's rifli killed n covcite mid mortally wound- cd thfc hunter's do(f so that the uni- hml lluil to be killcil )3 ucmjr leiaieu . here. ' ' "-About ' four miles below Juliaettu, the Alliritrht brothers have u farm in the 1 Hiir I'otlateh cimyun. Coyotes nlpound in the vicinity. Kecenlly one of llresu iimniuderH wns lieinK hnrd iroBL-i by the Alliriitht biulheiM atid n prized Airedulo dutf. ' " 4,1 The dojr enuthlfii) to within n few yards! of the nearly exhausted ani ninl. ' The hunter fired. The bullet, of the softnose variety, passed thru the body of the royole, killing tiie CELLV BOLLMAN GOES TO STATE CAPITOL (Vila Ilollmsin. ai-pohih-d asslslant irlnt! Kcc'Tlfiry l t ioviy nor-eli .1 Willi it l. I'lfllT. WllO Will lC lll- nmru rated .Monday, hit Inst I'or .Siilrm. u.Ihtc she will mitltr Jiei home ihirhuv Hip next four years. MK Jtnllmali I' im' ln'fli employed i" Hi' dTln- of J. It. iltvcr ft ir Hi'' I"' ;1 fi v ty.n -. l : - . , "It is rumored ,,nhout (lie Pullman campus that the football conch, to succeed (Jus Welch, will be Dr. K. J. ijiu 'Stewart," remarked n student.. oT witniiiiiKtuii auuo oiicro wno j'ass ed through La (Jrandis yesterday, en route for his alma mater. "No of ficial -selection has been made but it in believed I by touc Stewat ai -selection nan ieen mane out it lelievedlbyMhoue wrlip rd In.olvA eh with (lie f jififcl4 iHift'j wart will the ViiA Jniaa ferH'4(!t,!' ooooooooooooouoftn.coQOOOOOOOOOopoooocpoo9P0090QOOOOOo,ho .ntinuJefJ Utrlatinc Jintu ' O ; ' 1 " 1 ' ( 2 ' I Im P..M..t.,.. tl,....o ll,.v I Q 1 Si o o o . o o a 3 9 2X- P'vV, o a o o O i o 8::; We Keep a Line of o tu mtwe o Ui Stewart wns formerl jcoacli at o Oregon Aejiicuttural college and was g athletic director in Nebraska some o, time Bjfo. At present he is coach ojat CleniMon university, a South Caro 2lina HL'hnol, and hi success at the Ki'id pm0' i!' praiseworthy.) : arrivAusiG and arc able to supply your wants. We also keep a number of the standard music folios for the 'piano and siring instruments. j ... Violins, and Supplies For Thep.i, And Other Siring Instruments , Ask Us for Our Special Trice on n Flayer Piano. We Must Sell at Less Than Cost ' Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Will Save You A Great Deal of Money To fully appreciate the truly wonderful values that await you here, it is only necessary for you to visit our Ready-to-Wear. Department. There is a broad variety of stylish models in the most fashionable color. The materials are those in vogue, selected especially for serviceability. Come in and inspect the display. ' Coa ts; $1 6.50 and $24.75 Dresses, $9.90 $16.50 $22.50 i , . '. ' .-.. , - Skirts, $5.90- $6.90 $8.90 Suits, $16.50 $22.50 $28.50 All Sizes for Women and Misses J uL AflDT II MAY BE CDAGH 1 AT PULLMAN "WFF".-nRINK. IR ..lTIMRFHTh'RF 1 ' IMIItlBllIU I I IIIIL mm :WM The Lmgest Chain Dc,iarfnieat Store Organization in t e World ' Uridci-: vmatjJ Statute Private lirahjdnfet Jslfliard ol (I!v Associated l'ress) g SPOKANK. Wash.. Jan. ",. Use of oj radio as a means of comhuttine; the Ojspiead of crime and hastening the ojairest of criminals will he insti oi luted in Spokane county this spring. accmilme; to Mierill Clarence vt. I.oiik. In explaining his decision to adopt Ilia use of radio Sheriff I.onjr stated that he believed it would prove of particular value in blocking the ac tivity of criminals who move rap idly from city to city leaving a long lint of crimes in their wake. The plan will he worked out in conjune-: tion with the Northwest Association I 0!of Sheriffs and Police. i o; - According to the plan mapped out p,v tox' Northwest association, every o'day complete accounts of new crimes o( committed in any zone, with descrip S tious of criminals, suspects, finger print classifications, history and identifications will be broadcast CM PARK Cleorffc a pro.-peroun ntul happy year. I ' Kenneih. Vaiionlehj bas a11'- 't''P- plnfr for thh wihter.1' : llr'has ho thiuli if nilifn wink -to on Ahv ranch. ! Mb lhrtlj jupl hHifatlicr arc vory husy eartiiK for a ulec bunch of cut-tte".TlVr-mlll- cnw.M. WhptluT JtHiivHmf: -nin hn(K -tit IoHartl liuudr to wiii-d off the cold uiv.W, niiiUMxtiiii,,tH-uimirH? .tho-prBt1""'"ll"ritlf'"'yi'lliC., (Qtiiliur tm srorm, or Wanted to cheer up a mend, ninilc no dirfercnt'c to orti rcrs of the lnv lust nicht when they slapped n search nml.a seizuro wnr-' i-ant on his room iind captured some1 ljiucir for he had to appear in eitv iyurt today and pay a fine of $50. .The new law is operating in the most effective manner and officers claim now they have tiie needed wea pon which Joiik they':, 'did not ) possess, namely the ri?ht of wearc-h and seizuie. . It was statute adopted at the last general election and is wide-sweipinj; in its application. . The home brew party where n man invites in his friends to sample some of the "stuff he made himself" is now in dancer, just as the bottle of moonshine hid in the closet, for offi cers have tiie ritrht under the law- to issue a search' and seizure warrant and search any premises, J. WTui siivF.TTi.!, This afternoon. J. "W. Ilnsh. of KC Uliie .Mountain Creamery, was strick en with a severe illness,. He was stricken at (he creamery while at work and was immediately taken to his home where he is considered to he a very sick man at the present time. LADIES! DARKEN . -' YOUR GRAY HAIR Uso Grandma's Sage "Tea" and - Su'ljmur Rising sntf-Nnbody Will Know (.Special fo'Tiio bliscrvcr) VIlM ! f A'tW -'lift ift-Josepli Lay l-QldUuarlnji fa cl.iflratlLru-itli W'avni. Aiij.irViiTijoi'ir.awnil finili of Cnion. VmU- .WoAiUlWlW', horn,-. -jui -ami ihc-.'i.l wilUnnrs1. j'liicc. 1 1 1s'"niiT yd iliM-liU'irwIii'llK-r Sir. V.-in- olif- rlBht; or nry "conlfai-t llln cdttltiK. it was lelt open, iinlU ilm- cslimalion ol lliir land au, I IhnlM-r thereon. It U beior,.' -imrlnir oWd ..s- tbis ...'i,i Tlic use nf S.irc and Sulphur for re hep The fork .-onsl.U-nibly. I RM 'f ' ' ; color tiaio U....K u Ki,iii,nui. - l-.ci-l Van and ramtly were ITIiestK ij,,, us(.,i jt to keep her hair lieailllfully of Clarence and Maiulo Vanorder at; dark. Rlossy and attractive. Whenever it loi.i.lm- liniclieon on New Yea-.s.-lcr lair ou that dull, faded or taj; Tin; affair-wits, a. vtf-j ciijosui.ie j sirc:ikcd api'iarancCr .ithis simple mix. I'Lirlnftr. HUrb class music was tur-.ture was applied Willi wonderful cf iiisbcil liy the Vlclrola. ! fect. lira. I .yd la Vin.lirvaiiter went U ! Dut brrwiiiK at home is mussy and Covo Tocs.lay. takiiiB lo r son, 1-M-j out-ol-datc. .Nowadays, by asBiiijr at , (ward, lo school. liclwui-d atUMi.ls I ho j any or store icr s ooiuc oi i Cove hiu-ll s. hoo this wlnlor. H.,r -'Kv f "'1'""' iwn oahti-s acrompanicu her. .Sho c peels to ma Willi her pe tJeorxo Meliowo'ilook to tile l.-t (train lo- niafki Iho ficsl of the year.- 5.'ms;e lillve HOOP ARTISTS PREPARE FOR UNION CAGERS (t'ontiniird from Pae;o One.) i laud and KuRcne Motcalf, cuurds, have all shown ithcir mnttle . in past ennws and are giving the first team some of tho- stvonKest opposition over. . , ' ' ' ' j 1 liiiioa Team Strong." : 1 Wociiroinf?' .'tQ.sPVe-season reports the bunch from Union, with two Wc'ckS "t)f practice behind thenii- are eiU)EjA.. nearly .mid-season form. Mnrlensi- forward, a fast shifty Tias' : ketshonter, is counted upon as heine; La Grande hardest single opponent ami he is backed up by a well bal anced heavy team. Jimmy Iioscnbaum has been cn jraped to referee the contest. The. panic will start proniplh at 7: 3 o'clock. 4JLJJI -,-5.1KCrf'lU .-Mlti'iiui wmI4,..i...... ju ..... i cet Ibis faniuus old preparation, un- naKe a sla.v of two' weeks V add.itio" of V11!"; rf: j , " . . . t diniis, which can he depended upon to .eople, wlifl resl.le at Cove. J m-liraieflur Ji. Kcautvno the 1 eels on Mowlay.t vVell-kn'pwn UriiRRistsW it darkens ; in Marl In; the New Vear right by lurnlnir In all the money hi vnn. .lom-pli J-ty ouk part of his Jiuruws to Jitmes Kennedy of lltg V'"?' hcniglii fecit Iro'iii and wilt' winter his hors-i Tie Superctitloui Chinese. rhiiifHc arc nrobiibly ihe most I unpersiiiioie nice o;i eurth. They hiive a MrmiK heller In all dons of Mpell! ntul ehiirmw. The average Clilun nuin ti his great fnlt!. In drug, ami fiyipienMy spemln n laro part of his Ineoiue on mrdicinp. ' Translations of foreign novels are ..1 TU.. A Hnnn oooooooooocooooooooc-ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I '"fl. " ., ''titi,,,! ti t ii irtiviii'ii i '""tiago is incapable of expressing I "UiUt- " i,l LU l" , "l ,,uu ." the nice shades of pruriencv. li'i . - - - ' " : merit radio control hoard for a dm- tinctive wave length for eclirsie k. i use of the association. Kk As the system is perfected, small Tue-Mlay. lie Mr. Kennedy es there. (iyh- nod Ardal Lay ai'e Kointf to 1 Z tho 111k: t'reek hxh .school. Hltlhml tiorsehack monitiiH- mid evunitif;. n j i distance of iiloiit six miles. ' n New Ve;i r nlKlit the younjr folks ol Tiie I'nrk attended n diineejl Ju iocs Jlarsen's place on IHk! ! the Tiaif so naturally anT evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. I lou simply dampen a sponge or aOtt briih with it "ilil draw -this throtiRh yoiif(hairt.'tt;rtf$ on( strand at a time. By mpnuns the gray liaif disappear aid after another apjilfcation or two, it hecomes beautifully dark and glossy, j l.vt ts l'ilt Your En;; axemen Is Olson s Orchestra , , ; ; : ' A. Olson, Violli) Mrs. J I. l VVenel( Piano K. iVIe.Miiuii!, Tiumpet Cj Aieyori), Ui'innK, J. C: SnodjiiuMs, Clarinet J. JUihtrstm, 8a,xaplioiie C. Jtl. Ma Trombone ' v. C. l:j. ."1ays. .Aluimer Phone :r,H-M t'riH'k. A sidendld lime is repttrted. i (Iroi'Ke Sollth, storeki'eje- lit Mei'-:J tenl. has taken up lloh Hunter's teim B and will hold them till spring. He; I will wtnli-r them with his own horses, J at the Harscn ranch on Hit,' t'jei-k. News from tJeortre l,o?ely, an old J resident ir The I'ark, who has leased ( a ranch on lwer Powder, states that t he is dolnw fplcndldly wltli his new'i, home. All residents if The Turk wish NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS rtc now in order; make one or value to you by letting us supply your meat needs. We have? the best. The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Quality Market ' Fir St. Market Next to Skaggs Next to Harris Groc. S:H.E'R.R'YS LAST DAY JANE NOVAK In (he S(unnin Love Drama of (lie North "&c Snow Shoe Trail" A nrilliiinl Cast IiuludinK Roy Stewart Coined v "('HMD'S KOl'M) -IT" er stations mrouy;noui the norinwet will he added to the chain of police broadcasting bureaus, as will stations in Montana and lirttish rdumhia. IIIUIM.I.N s.tri'H iMUiTI.ANP, .tan. B.- llildye Ko- yineeV .l ct 'id lou;;!!! formed the J highway eoitunlHsloiK lodu' that it M ( trefoil lo hites were In d ilierttii; eondltioti, itMlHxiuli .-inir need tl v- p.itis. Imlntliirtr one at l!it ki e.il, oie; Hear i'lh'l IEik on the lVltdleluM-l I'th.l lioek load. : (H The A.-seelated T're-ts.) I l'OltTI..Mi. .I.m. r. Tnij:hl Hid .-i;itnn)i linn, me-di'iate to fres'i, Hoitlhetl.v tiiii. MAltKIT SI i:hV. 1 tll The Asih luted ITi-jw.) I'DUTl.AMl. .Ian. ft. l.lvestiM-k. had IhiHi - :ite.td. POTATOES SANDIUDGE (UIOWN, NOT IRRIGATED NETTED (JEM POTATOES, 1()0-1I sack, $1.00 s FRESH EGGS, dozen .". 40C ri;i i(im i;i:i:m i; hiekxus. IB ( lllt'AtlO. .I.m. S A i-dl't roofer Ij en ol it,. I Klin. tut .i' o.t. m'i",iHm I J ailil t'e Unto.. LU'hv ..p lOit llliui 1 OUR SEAL FLOUR, 4!)-lb sack $1.34 PICKET HARD WHEAT, 4!)-tt sack $1-88 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars 43c DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans 23c CREAMERY BUTTER, 2-lb roll $1.03 FULL CREAM CHEESE, lb 2c RELIABLE DELIVERY PHONE MAIN 49 HOOVERIZED GROCERY
