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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
Tursday, January 11, 1923
The Largest Chain Department
' Store Organization in the World
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Astounding bargains in men's high grade
suits. These suits are cut at less than whole
11 ss$S sale cost. If you are considering the purchase
II M" ' fM a suit yu c''an',; ord to miss this oppor-
I 'M&A tl,nity-
bSPKSFV-WSSS Grey Worsteds and Patterns . $9.93 '
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vIfwk'H Dark rin stiipe patterns 11,75 11
III If Fine Fancy Serges .......... $17.50 i
V44i Highest Quality Serges and New
I l f 8 patterns !i;22-50 I
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flbj' ' Mee?s Wearl
J3f 1309. Adams Ave.
loicflOK'ra
CONVENE SflON . IS UNFOUNDED ; L I
I'rcss) I! 1 ' I I
Oregon Wool Growers Asso
: , ciatibri Will Get Cut Kates
; ' from Pendleton to ' Con-
i', vention. ,'..". ..'.'.",",'. ;
Cl!v .ASHOellltetl
HHA'l'Tl.ia. .lit ii. .11. itopoits or a! Copy for this column must be
in.uk In I'ltlilcllc. relations Ih-Iwvii:J ' in by 10:00 a. m. '
iiiiiiiii.i u m. i mi.v mill Hill I mvej-
'" Hteeli(l ralet on llio corliric'ulo ilMi
have been Hf'C.urc.l liy .Secretary Mae-
ioko ior mo iircuon vv ooluroworn
convention.', Woolmowcrs who plan
on tittotidtuu' should I'ty'tho .'nil I'lU'O
to PtKifllK'in, fiottlnir a receipt fur the
mime. If I Mi u In iitlcliilnnce, , n
cnu-linlf furc-'reiiiin trlj A W-
crtij j tfliullnr . urrniutr im.pf : Ii.'ih
boon inline In' 'regard; to the Natlo-i.il
Wo6MMWeff convention In' l.e hold only
illy c.r Wuahhiitlon worn denied hero
In u loiter from J. V'. .Myi'licll, Htili
I'oi iI roprnHiuitiil'iy'u In I hi' rnoiflc
Coast oolil'iironcei nintle public hero
i'v- (loorno (I. Allow, president of the
HuittHe Ktuhiord Alumni association.
Tho reporls hi-oho, Mi-. Altnow suU,
rVoin the i'url that .no football uariio
i'olwecn Ihn two Institutions w.ial As 11 result' of the' reeonl: honvv
iwli'ihilril ''rrir nnxl HoiiHon ut tlio ro-'l'nins' the Nclialcm' 'highway "out; "of
rcnl I'r.nrovcni'i. inci'llni;. , Astoria is complutely bloikcd by
i niH'r n iiicniiy rniiiiK, .Mr. ftMU-.n-1 peavy slides.
t'll Haiti, tho Miihionl tcaitl may inako
Set of luuul pa in led cups and sau-ctM-a,
$2.50 value rt'duced to J?I.H7.
All oilier fancy hand painteil riiina
reduced 0 per cent. Midvillu's Hard
ware, 18 Adams uve. , l-J()-4t
hi Kptl;:iiic Jiimiary l!fi and Thf.no
U'lin -jit-M plaitulllK mi Pii11(-nliiii; lmtl
donvcntlona Htiuiild buy Iholr ih-k-.-ts
ui ii,fniH(t(Mi ilH'ii r(i-itiy lu Hp l;:iu.!
In oivli-r t Jin t the .Oregon rnini'nlhui
nuuy ilii.v i tl!'. Lomiflt ol' 'nr trip,,
T)ib1rnt)cH wll nihtly lo pntnti in
lio, iht-Kon nnd WuMhiiiKl jii with
diitt'rt January to
until l'Vbrmiry Mist.
ono norl Irtii trip vnvlx, yrar,
and next hivihoii l( Ih ( ulvciMity ol
Urion'B lutny ;for jrmno Ui the
nnrlhwi'Ht. 1 ' , '
"I wo Mo niHid," ' Allti-holl Haid in
IMh h lt.T,
Moose attention
tiation tonito.
J)on't forffct in i-1-11-lt
CoiTu.spondonce ; paper, envelopes
and paper jn hulk and boxes, a pound
lo match for d(!iM. hid-, of paper and AO envelopes, soniethinir
lc-n, unworlliy m- piu'rli'inlly inutivi'H'of quality and sure to please you at
whioh do not pvlfh,, when llu leali Silverlhoin-Wrijjhrs . Kaniily Orue;
rcuFonM ivo nulto plpln iind am based ! Store, formerly Putmait'a drujr store.
!i, M tui :i nuyii ; on fi-iohillineHt to all iPemlicrH of tin- "' ' ' V ' i-U-Gt
! eoiiCcruiuM', ahd lo all our aluinni.
Flunk ItuKeiiburth, preMtdfiit, and - - -
J'VK. Alar.sha'l, nocnlniy u' the i-'j.nv,-, nT VM nnotTTrii
tlonal Voolcru'.vi-rK on u-ititm. wiH 1 1 V Vj llVsiW) Kil'LI
OF PIT EX PLOSION, nKn ow employed.
dullvor addi t'si;y.'i oh lNtlll'-i;i. , d;.n-j
llary i7. I'l rulili-nt Jay II. iMhhin'.il
animal mltl r on:i l alwa'.i w;r.h . .
Ipnlnir to. nr. K. w. Mi-ri.no. imm ! .. H1KMIM.1IA-M, Ala., Jan. 11.
mmii'lury of Urn national iifwhiHon. '''Hci'inir the pit afltr u warnmir ', fi.r-n.
llati been IiivIUmI lo alli'tid.' .
The biK sawmill pliint lit Toledo
lias incri'iiFctl its activilii's by put-,
ling on a night snift. About 1
Men ! Hem's C(mfort
Shoes Big VcduesTpo!
We feci that we cannot too strongly emphasize the general superiority of our footwear for men.' We do
not hesitate to state for we confidently believe it to be a fact that our values are the equal in every re
spect of any that can be found in the United States and far better than is usually obtainable. Our shoes are
made for comfort service, and do not overlook style.
High Grade Shoes for Men
DRESS STYLES ALL LEATHER
Style, comfort and lng wear are
yours in abundance when you put your
feet into these 100 per cent leather
Dhoes. Our extremely low prices means
a substantial saving to you. ,
$3.49 to $4.98
$3.49
: At this price we offer a sturdy black gunmetal
shoe over the new wide English last. They are
with half rubber heels and sturdy mackay sole. '
$4.50
A wide range of styles ar included at this price
in high,grade brown and cordovan calfskin leath
er, swing wide and the new English lasts.
$3.98
Blucher cut wide toe and swing lasts in fine
quality brown and black calfskin leathers, welt
soles, half rubber heels. . y
$4.98
A truly high grade line of shoes are at this
price, the values ar quickly appreciated. Smart
dressy English last of black and brown calfskins'.
Mens Strong Work Shoes
, . . LONG WEAR LOW COST
Husky shoes for the roughest wear. Sturdy arid diirr-j :
able. Oak soles, dry and oil tan leathers. Satisfaction1 '
guaranteed with every pair.) ... ... , ...... (.,.. . , . r,,
, i- $2.98 to $4.98 -,u
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f-'.lr
$2.98
Heavy single standard screw sole, Munson last,
retan uppe'r;-; half bellas tongue, strong ba,ck stay ,,
and triple stitching make the shoe at this price : a
remarkable value. , ' '.""':"'''! "!' '
' $3.98 ; .' ): i
At this price we offer a wide variety including
single and double sole shoes, oil, elk and retan lea
ther upper. Shoes of service for every kind of
work. ' ' ;:
7rr1r.Ji.il v.-.-c' .;nn;r.
$3:69
Single welt sole, soft cap, Munson last, pliable
tn upper stock, half bellas tongueA,,light easy
snoe uiai win siana nara wear
;:;4.98-flS:
" A wet weathei work shoe. Finest quality calf
skin uppers, viscolized to repell water, heavy dou
ble soles, with chrome leather strip, inserted to
keep out the rater...; 'DpublQvelt, sewed sole;
Vhe Largest Chain Department,
1 Store Organization in the World
that it was dangerous,
Stato School Funds now available 1 '
for loaniiiK upon Union Coun.y ! tM1,ls 'Hc two .a.Vs nV-
fiir'Tin liit..nwt Rrr f')l ,, r Olir WltlUOW.
five miners lurit u v inn., Vv.r.... i...i.n.... i with ti nr fru
fUm itiiiMO.-.tini: ' ton tuv i.r r..N .""'V" "l"'iiio mine iso. l La GraniU Oroenri n.:ui-if ' pru-CH. hc tho hiir tray with tms t;ale. tintunlay
mhi'h ennvcittion will Hi.- di-: i;.;. ,,f 1,10 Woodward Iron company, m-ari ! mixture, true fruit, lemon, orange, hilly Hardware Store.
Mon Ird by Ihmh Hpro;,-, p,. b-.i t nl t!. vm l' tu,,C: ""V 111 raa Th tiMl, i rt,i. ,ni,u ! pineapple, strawberry, mint, mapict at 10 O'clock.
njiiMtin. mo men wero kiiiimi in- i , : " . ' ' urn iroouet ro ur. caramel. Plain unu
hmallows tUid U; wilinm S. Hamilton, who crossed .destroyer while tryinp; to hasten the
The Spaul line; Loppnj
i..m(I.. ,.,i,ili,, ...,..(. i , 'rI
papers here. I-'our were neproes aiuliVUU "00 mcn for
Of tho Idaho WoolKi't'W'.'i'.i' it:;:fj.i,ilioii
and Viet- pi('!dtMit uf 1 !iv bUil.o lttvnt
of Hhucp foiiiiniHsjoii iiiul It. W. II.
Jtlu r"Buidinfi dtrt-f' fomlitio;i
aiutoiK IM'i-KOii t- ln't'p. At iii ru'ti!
Jtlaho It niaiiUiutnipi-r a iiu.innitlin
aKaiusl riT,on (.lieop on iti-o'-n: .
t ab. Thi'i'n !h:itim to In- ofisiihT
abltt dlfftMi.-iu-o ol mdiiiini n-.;. ; -irpi
I he extent ol' tills (itMcur.i', I . W-
line, hi charK'1 of iiir mu.ii antii
alfo pai'tlelputi! in tlit d iiu't tit. ii
Htanley .lewett will t.iUc up ihr .n.it
lor of priMlattM'V animal n!i;r !, At
pre:cpl tlieii.. t.( a mow on i'u( pi
nbollMh tli u uMint v liounlU'M it liuul
niakliiK U'U' proiNtop to taUt- can oi'
Koverunient IiupIimh who upkIii pos-1
Mildy do rno4o t ftb b Jit woik. (:. N.l I'l'MH-KTON CASK CON'TINI'IOS
KuvanniiKli will thv.i witli tho tmpni- I'KNMI.KTON, Or., Jan. 1 1. A Ivin
nnt' Hiib.e't of ranno uppraiil. U. Slusher, who, with his brother farms
Aj Ward. pri ihU nl of the iht-iion i o- H0.000 acres in Umatila county, took
operative coiitu'll and inaiia);er of the the stand today as 'the defendant
Pacific WnoiKi-ower.V awiociatum, will in a hp.upu iianinKo suit hroiie;ht hy
dlHi-UHM rnoprralixr pun kcl muv. "tlo o! his ex-ranch hailils lot'
tho fifth, W. K. Lewis. h:l, white.
Dolomite No. 1 about two miles
from Dolomite No, : where 00 niin
cis were kilted Inst November in a.
dust explosion and is part of th
nunc seam of coal woiked by th'
Woodward Iron company.
'.'I The blast was contined to oi
!vrtoil iFi.M.lof l..uu of lit-,, .ni. ll,., F
(vw own u.i in (h.t nil- .it tl,l 0l
hour. (!as had been discovered in
tho mine and warnings ported in
slructinjr the men not to enter.
V.O i-i its fcaiem
c.iiipariy - , f
" fc"'" I'W" """''Anut. Chocolate mars!
or the liocessiiry sup-1 hollPy noH.,;,t. fiet a
''" ' t one-fourth pouiul f
s.v . i..i: f ik, Pm.hvii.rltn I A select line of hieh class candicx
The .hoie'est chocolates church und the JlissionaiT Societies; in boxes nrd in bulk at Silverthorn
lit centers at these ' nro to hold a cooked food and candy i Wright a tamily Drug Store. 1-o-tf
January . 13. at tlis . T;
Sale opens b. u. ihatoher, a barber at Shaw,
l-ll-litvin Mfirien county, - was seriously
'burned and his eyesiPht probably
1
'W!. . :
nil Drui; Co.
pound for 88c! ih nln'Iiw and settled 'in the Grand
for 10c. New-1 ,,.. v,.iiov ah vcara nc-o. died re-
1-10-lt
i cently at the home of his son in i
Fruit Krowers of I. inn and iBenton
I La Grande, aired G7 yeavs.f
kindlinir of the kitchen fire by using
gasoline.
Manicure goods, manicure scissoro,
for a few days we will sell these at
almost cost in order to reduce stock
of these L'OOuS ' at Kilverttinrn.
I Wright's Family Drug Store, forra-
j w.. . H.....II 0 UIU B1VIV, .
1-5-tf
' ! f,
J. A. (Coach) Murray, for many
f: i ti: :.. ' Ze
years a friend of the University' f
Oregon, has been criven the deirrie
Choice candies in pretty boxes and of "bachelor of athletics" and elcot-
THSiioi'iitiis held At meeting in Albany linker, Enterprise Moose to be at buy; fine candies in bulk at Silver
i cccntly to form an association to initiation tonite. . l-ll-lt thorn-Wright s Family Drug Store.
of the best manufactures money-will ' ed president of the Umatilla Couit-
becomo a unit in the State Fruit
'lltowers association.
Tho While Pine l.umlier company J
linker during IIIL'J snout SI..M),'- f Two Axminster riie-s. ono body
0tM for hiimr and niatcrint and pin- Urusscls. nl' 0x1-, Kood as new, $lofcold drinks.
uiiotii ,w,u,imu iioaril leet ol Hun lead). One Woodrow rust proof eiec
her. ' Mtrle washer, good condition, $67.50.
I: Used school books, cheap. Heaters,
Uenicmlicr the nrogram and initia- 1 17.00 to Sin.00.
turn tonite bv Moose. 1-U-lt' Hayes' Commission and Second
According to the report of Miss
Flora Case, libinriiin, the Salem li
brary now contains 17.773 I'olunuv..
Hooks loaned last year numbered
the 71,000.
JJ. T. Jnnliiib, director or the lire.' alienation ol (he (if lections of the
Kou expe.-linent siatloos, will handle ranch hand's wife,
llio iiiiesllnii or the tol.itliiiislilii he-' W. I1'. t'oatos is the plaintiff,
i-fi-en tin. esm cluii in Hiatluiis iin.t Slither denied practiinllv every al
th wool slower' proiiloiiis. .legation of the plaintiff and was
(Iimi .h-ih-'m aiiiinul i.niiiiuet will lio supported ill his testimony by more
Ions l oinuiiibereil liy Hie wool Krow- '""" Half a doen witnesses. 1 hen
eouu iiiijoiirneii tor the nay both
plaintiff and defendant had rested
their eases. Tho rebuttal and argu
ments are expected to be completed CANDY IS TH K H1.SI' FOOD
tomeirow, when the ease will go toj Don't you overlook our Friday anil
Itie iuiy. A imcUcd courtroom heard Siiliirilav enndv snecial. iveular i;tlc
Hand Store
100 Fir St. Thorns 513-J
lii-13-lniP
A good lunch Homemade pies,
hot chicken tamales, chili con cami,
hot malted milk, hot sundaes and all
rinks. Ice rream in any quan
tity. All served at all hours of the
day and evening at bilverthorn
Wright's Family Drug Store, former
ly C. D. Tutman's drug store. 1-5-tf
Tho Hood River county court has
ordered immediate construction of a
new road to Mount Hood flat. It
will be a standard road with a maxi-
G KT KKSl'l.TS WITH A WANT AlVmum gTOjcofjot
formerly C. D. Putman's drug store.
l-9-6t
ty Alumni association.
I
A fine line of stationery in boxes
in all tho pretty colors as well as
.... t, ti. ,;xvhite.. Cranes, Highland Linen,
Wiese Brothers this week started , S hon Lrw; Ld BaItimore
operations in the mill and timber on (,rand, are' th ,ine5 tsrrv at
Cedar creek in Lane county, thus fur- silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug
mshing the Cottage Grove country I store. . 1-5-ti
will) no uuiiiLiuuni pityiuu ol j
proximately $100,000 annually.
Save money by buying trees from
Karl J. Stackland, Cove, Oregon.
A nice hot lunch each day at all
hours; homemade pies, an excellent
chocolate and coffee. . Why not try
To . .. ' n,i At Silverthorn-Wright's
l--l-tl !7.miltf llvnn. sU.m rA-mn..i.. r- n
GET RESULTSVrrH A WANT tjto lUi
MK Honn'tlMlK Ju.'t lis kouiI Is piom
ti d Hfi-ilii thin cur.
f riiurr(;KAVj:us oi;nizk
VAI.l.A WAl.t.A. a:li.. .lun. 1'.
-Lead in tf fruit growers of Wa-h-iiiffton,
Oregon mid Idaho, at a meet
iilff held here yesterday, ot'Kiir.?d
the Inland Kinpirc ('o-opfiativo fed
eration with the fotlowinif offhvrs:
J. L. Puinns, Dayton, president; John
W. ItuiKdMi, Walla allH, vice-prc
mont; laul A. W eyiaiu h,
W'nlia, secret ary-tn a-urt r.
CALL IOU MIIMCOV KMKNT
IHKNDS
A call is hereby ismcd for re
tirement of honds of the City of La
Grande dated Januarv 8, DM I, num
bered from 6li3 to (!!, inclusive.
KM MA 1-OW'LKi:,
1-8-at Treasurer.
the M-nsalional tcstinionv.
XOTIt'i: OK KIN A I ACCdKNT
;to 80c a pound chorolatcs and b.n
cooot9eofo$
Notice is by this (liven that the ,
llili'l'sil'tu'il nilininist i .-il or u ilh will
Walla 'anui-Mil ..f the ..state of J.4n J
Frjinci-. I.orue. deceased, litis ftleils i
Purpose of the oreanration is to ' fi.ml account in th.. l..imiv i'nnrt of 1
bi ing about through co-operation the the Stale of Orevc'Mi for Fnion Coun- .S
orderly marketing "f fruits in theity, and the eourl has set Monday, I
Inlnnil Empire, to standanlize gra.l .lanuiny -JO. lp-.M, at II) o'clock in
and pack, orehaid waicliousine; and th,. forenoon, al the County Court
nccounlinu prucliees; to co-operate room in I n Gi.imle. I'nioti county,
ill buying of supplies mid to conduct Oiegmi, as the tune and place toj!
nil advertising campaign throughput Inar ohji etions to. and for the set- I
the country. illcnieut of said final account. J'
.. j., j,. MKVKUS. S
Hmto would I..- r.,r ,llvor.. I- Ailll.n 1st rat,.' . 1 1
ifi,i;il u.uiiii'.is LcKun "lo re i hnilty I r. i.i.,,,.in iir
OLD STYLE !
ASSOCIATION !
DAML'S
Ktcry WtNlu-Mibi nml Saiunlnj i
Mubt I
Monlcrn iMiiii-bi!! SiilmtlnT Mubl J
UcxHall J
(iihkI Mtik' (iiiml Time '
P. J. Powers j
lUiteliir. t
Crystal White Soap
Fl'.LS NAI'TIIA LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars .-.73c
CUKME OIL TOILET SOAP. 7 bars 4!c
dTKtfS WASHING POWDER, pkg 2(5c
SKA FOA.M WASHING POWDER, large pkg. 2Dc
10 1JAUS 15c; CASK, 100 BARS $U5
MArLE CLOTH PINS, 5-doz. pkg 10c
MRS. STEWART'S BLUEING, bottle 20c
IVORY SOAP FLAKES, 3 pkgs. ....2T)C
RELIABLE MOTOR DELIVERY
PHONE MAIN 19
HOOVERIZE.D GROCERY
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