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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, January 16, 1923.
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I . Jan. Clearance Sale
LUMBER DEMAND
isiforas
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Demand for Lumber is Eat)'
idly Gathering Momen-'
turn With Starting of the
New Year.
Demand" for lumber is rapidly
icathnring momentum, now that the
new year has trot un.ler way and the
murket is featured by ini'teasin
strength says the American Lum
berman of Chicago- Ketailerit are
hurrying into the market to cover
their spring needs,- which they ex
pect to be heavy. Architects thru
out the country report an enormous
amount of home planning und con
true tors look for great activity in
the building line next season. This
excellent outlook is met in most cit
ies and towns, and also in the rural
districts as a result of the improved
agricultural situation. The lumber
retailers therefore have good reason
for their sanguine expectations, and
arc buying on a scale that is quite
unusual fur this early in the year
and are sending out sizable inquir
ies. The generally depicted stock
-2 condi tiuns meanwhile render it in-
(croasingly difficult to place orders.
.. I'rac.tically no Douglas iir or other
Legion -national adjutant New York,! west coast wood. aiu being offered
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio and Mas- f("' " delivery. Western and north
lt " ' ' . , ,ern pine on. I hemlock mills are far
sachusctts, .in relative order, have oversold, and current business in the
!the greatest nunfher of Legionnaires. middle west is largely confined to
Tho Legion i now organized m southern pine.
tnll states, Alaska, Canal one. Ha- i)t.mrtnd jn ew England and thru-:
iwaii, Philippines and in the follow- out - llt! Atlantic seaboard is very
,ing foreign countries: Argetino, IU'U strong and quickly absorbs every
tgium, Hnizil, British Isles, Canada, tnjnj? offered. West coast producers,
lINDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan.. 1(1. MM ' 1 1 . jV. r J " tmVe lou,ml ll,,,se eastern maiKeisiorj
w . ; - . , viu.iuiniiiui. jiiviui. ?i 1 f " ' . cargo smpmcms so atiraciie i.nai :
The American Uglon finished the ! Z(,ll:ld. Peru. Poland, Porto Rico, Ul(.v urn mm-entrntini on them mid'
jtRr 11)22 with a membership of 715,-' Portuguese West Africa. Santo Do- gradually abandoning their formeiiy
208 exnervico men. enrolled in, I!, iningo, Spanish Honduras, Turkey jn,portant rail trade. Jicsides, they
067 post according to Lemuel Holies, and Vene.uela. . ' 1Hvr lt jmj(re lt-al and California de-
r t . r... - niand to satisfy, as well as growing
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Dainty
Correspondence
Papers
Tc iiew fall Styles in'corresjiondencc "papers
are here. W e have them in various grades, but
all are strictly the thing.
It costs very little to keep in style as far as
stationery is concerned and you are always sure
of correct designs if you select here. ' ) 11 .
Wc Cordially Invite You to Inspect Our Stock
Newlin Bool &
Stationery Co.
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UULU MUUUL
International Games There
Next Summer Will Be
Forerunner of the Olym-
NKW YOKK. Jan. 10. Anu-rica in
Kolng to liuvc un oppcr'unlty to look ;
over Home of thft material alio will 1
have to send her boat athletca against ;
in ii j t' uiympic KltnicH ut fans cikhi- .
en inonlliH liencc. when many of the1
;world'a !rudlng uthli'tes outlier for tho:
inti'i-nutlonul games ut Gothenburg,
Hwi'den, In connttction wilh the Jubih;o
exhibition u.rrungri to celebrate the
foundinjc of that city next summer.
Hweden lias Invited the Amateur
Athletic union of the I'nlted Ktatca
to send a team of nt least a dozen
trafck and field men and three swim
mers. Secretary Frederick V. Kublen
has forwarded u tentatiw acceptance
on behalf of the A. A. l and has re-
iiuested the Hwerlcs to forward uddi-
tionab information regarding- the
events, iirri.nK'i'nH-nls, etc.
Tin- siiincs are under tlte patronage
of King GustiLV V. and the events for
which the A. A. t. expects to send
representatives lake place as follows:
Athletics, July 1 to S, und swimming,
July 5 to 8. Tho baluncc of the pro
gram is as follows:
Lawn tennlM covered courts). Hay
8 to IS; golf. June 13 to 17: motoring.
July 5 to J5; wrestling. July 6 to 8;
July 5 to 15; wrestling, July G toS;
bicycling, July 8; football (special
; rules), July to IT.; ynchting, July .11,
ito in; canoeing, July J2 to 16; rowing;
July 14 to 15 !
It was made clear at A. A. V. head
quarters that no efforts will be mads
to send a lare American team, as all
of the efforts of the A. A. U, officials'
and other identified with the Olympic
movement will t centered on collect
ing funds and making plans to have I
tho L'nited Wtutes represented by n
winning team in the Olympic games at
I'aris In the summer of
If the dates do not conflict with the
proponed dual meet between Yale-
Itarvard and Oxfprt'-Oarnbridgo at
j London efforts will be made to have
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tho team sent from here reinforced by
Roproscntative th0 n.,i.ra uf the Tul und Harvard
sity.
o siirn of itnv of lhe.se markets au-
o Iiroarhinjr the saturation point, whi;-h
o mikes it cGilain that the middle west
o will have to turn elsewhere for most
q of its lumber. This will naturally
i o he southern pine mills;. and thi'y have
j no uhumlant supply. These circum-
X slutlces will umlouhtedlv lead to an
o unptec-cilentedly stronn lumber mar-! Al.t.vi, Jan. in. nepi eseniauvo ln0 n.iier of the Tale and
o ket. i Woodwards mil pronimunKnc wear-,u..uns and ,,y t,u, Amertean uth-
The call for industrial lumber B of vclicious (.'arbs , in public ,,,los no. nltt.ntlln. oxford unlvcr
O mranwlnle is expanding, and lactory iscnoois 01 lire siaie passou uie nuua;si
eoiiEiimers are eiu-ounterins just as yesterday without a nceative vote,
o Rreat difficulties as the retailers in I Kemesentatives (iordon and Camp
o sceuriiiB their requirements. ' Shop! bell were absent, states a special dis
q lumber is scarce everywhere. Hard-, patch.
o Wood Htocks are low and are bainK 1 Before the hill went to n vote, Rop
o steailily redmed. Even lower grades rrscntutive MuMahan of Marioiv sur
o for box and. 'curtimr purposes are' be- geteilto .Woodward, ithat the latter
0 comini; hard to obtain. Railroads includ; an amendment to his bill
g and car builders are heavily on tne 'making it cover the wearing of all
o market ami lire Inrjjiily responsible J religious or fraternal pins, badges
o for the pfencinl sHortae of upper and distinyuishinpr murks, but a mo
p itrades .and hejivy coiisturtinn items. tion to re-refer the hill to the edu
o KxportH are inereasiiiK refUctinif im- icational committee for amendment
proved comlitions in many f the was defeated. u '
O loreiKii cousuuiinK niarseis. in sup pori. mi nis uiu jie(irc-.:u-i , ,. thi mornimr heiran to
n Mi'ninn ".'""'"-.'I mh u ii it tii hi. i in nunc m ' n -v
9 th first of the year. Ischool instruction and urSed the H,uri'.from,:.a.J8eV.e" P."S ,
TACQMABLAZE
TOLL MAY BE 7
1 TACOMA, Wash., Jan. lfS.'-Police
; LEGION TO ENTER
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CINEMA I'lELl) N0V bchair of the bin.
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0,-M lll Wllhonl a l.'niinlrv." a p.'illiotlc
0 dr;ini;t, based on I r. Ildward lOvi-rell
j Mule's classic or that lltlc.
01 tal.' un.l City off. rials, nicnihers
of the l.-Kion nallonsl hcadtiuartcis
O Alllerienn l-. Klon will .'nlcr Ihe mn- n ? S J TPR
O lion picluro li.ititliiil U,n n..l lii.r'LI!l v I L !J
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;'"The fece in
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Medical Springs' tirar.ee Drill Team
under Ihe direction of Mrs. Gcorpe
ami clvlo societies will alt. n,l the pre- Moutn, uilll cnl.tain. auenoeu i uc reK-
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kmn !.' lui.sid, )f I .mi !:i'i II.. nn.itH o I' 1 ( !'U M JJO
BM'.: the l.-ittmi for one wc.-k nn.l win lli.-n s'',lav eveiimir
passin, of ,h, bill l remove every beon te in two low priced
instance f t us.. Mrs -L. . B. Sim- that were . consumed.. . .
aiso spoKe in iscoVer Slmrtly
. , (after midnight, dttoyc theu(buiM)-
niB.s which coiiLuiJieu. 111 liic(i uppc
stories the Empire hotel and the
Imperial hotel, each housiog approxi
mately Kixtccn guests. The hotel registers-
were destroyed und -a ch:-ck
up of the ffifosts has been impossible,
but firemen declared that when the
building collapsed a number of per
sons were trapped. Lieutenant W. W.
Bradbury was injured in the crash.
Up to noon no bodies had . been
found. Six firemen were gassed or
injured.
"Lady-Lyke" Corsets
Exceptional Values
. Durability, Comfort,
Perfect Fit and Low
Price are qualities that'
distinguish. ' '
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Illustrated are two of
the several models fea-L
tured at this price, ,
. Jfndo of Coutll or Jncquanl Body Cloth, In pink or wlilte;'j
plain or embroidery trim; with or without elastic band ut top. i
One of .the many surprising values to bo had in all J. 0.
(Penney Co. Stores,
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Pequot Sheetings
72-inch Bleached Sheeting, per yard 59c
81-inch Bleached Sheeting, per yaixl ..G9c
80- inch Bleached Sheeting, per yard 73c
72-inch Unbleached Sheeting, per yard 56c
81- inch Unbleached Sheeting, per yard 59c
90-inch Unbleached Sheeting, per yard G9c
40-inch Tubing, per yard ".. 43c
42-inch Tubing, per yard 45c
45-inch Tubing, per yard 49c
42-inch Casing, per yard : 39c
42i36; Pillow." Cases, each 45c
45x36iPillow Cases, each 49c
72x90 'Hemfned Sheets, each $1.(39
Stx90 Hemmed Sheets, each , , ,$1.89
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the l.'Kl"lt tille week Mil'l will then
!e titkt ii to ii iitim!er uf iithtT J:iiK'
eitieH In all ivirtu f the rountry untl' r
l.iKlcn t ih-r.sliip :ui.l npi)n:'tr,:hlp.
of Keutinff linker company
nnd excmphuuil
the work at the first decree to n
la rm I'ias of now members also piv
hiR a lot of tliill work ami assisting
IStHto It'putv V. Ii. Cekeler install
tjn ri,rt .. nt . 'thp new ot'tii-tTH of Pleasant View
No I tnie for Reflection. U' nm (re
French nimln-M m-e pl.-n in a liny ' 'n,0 'team U composed of twonty-
niiiror Jttsi l.ehmrl Hie hait; the th-U eip.Jit memlnM-t without the captain,
Is Mipp.-ved i niKtnke Its mvn iiniice lnt rank; with the host teams of the
foi nnetlier mur thus to he limried state. Miss .Mildred Kennedy is mu-
into snalthitit;
AiiierU an.
the huol;. Srieiitilh
Lionel Barryirsorc
Scena Owen
A l'aiainminl I'ictiirc
W'lien tlie slickest crook in New York crashes
into the love affairs of a beautiful Russian
l'rincess
That's the whirlwind si art of this most exciting
of love-iiielodrainas. J'roiluced on a lavish scale
with an all-star supporting cast headed by Low
ell Sherman.
Comedy
A MAN, A I5()Y, A DOC."
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Bravest Girl,
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I Tliis nioi'liiic was the close of thr
. liMintcst in tin. PKiisimt View Granjre.
ISpcnccr's siilo lust by ovor a thou
sand points, so ho furnished the ban
duet tor Canl.mi Cook's n.'irreeation.
I The new offieers are: W. 11. Cook,
.las;er; Miss Uruc3 Fisk, lecturer,
anil W. II. I.easey, secretary.
Itenlember the time when the
mortu-aire was paid and "The Old
I homestead" was saved'.'
Faulty Vision tho Hulo.
Kxnndnatiou of lil.tmo employees in
factories found o.'l per tent with un
corrected, faulty vision. Of C73 em
ployees In a typewriter company !3
per cent were found to lie in need of
glasses. Anions K.iKH) employees of a
puper-hox factory the percentage, of
normal way only "3. .
Beacher's Confession.
One Sunday morning Henrjf Vnrd
needier, when lie returned lionm .from
church, threw himself (in the lonuje
and Paid In a tone of deep dejection:
"I believe that was the. wort ywiiM'n
I ever preached." One of lils daugh
ters protested that she had sold. it'
heard lilin when lie was nioro ener
getic, "oh, yes," said the ereat preach
er, "when 1 haven't anything to say I
always holler." Boston Transcript.
I WOMEN LEGION AIRES '
L HELPING VETERANS
.H'NKAI', AlasKii. Jan. t r.-Wonieh
vnrolie; In th-j American Jion Aux
iliary here aiu ho earin si in their ef
forts to' u hi the disuhled ex-si-rvit; tiu-n
tliiii they h.ive decided to.'adopt" a
lioHpilnl. 'I'hey have written to It. K.
Ante, (lirt;(;t(n of war Hcrvice, l'acifio
Charles Playle and Audmer
Playle Purchased . Wade !'iioVJVtlt'T ,m,irTVMf u,1?-1
J, , T . T iWalla WaMr., a:ili., hospital ilouljt.
i xiroiiters Jtiaeresis in iia ii.-ss wnui.i ,i.- ,u as.-.t to
Grande and Enterprise,
'miontrd"
tty tho iiuili;iry and receive the. com
forts the sire t;i;;-r to supply.
The letter, iem-d iy Mrs. Ceor.i
Announcement wuh nuuk totluv that U-.etcht'll, of lrendweil, Aiusku, loi-
the Wiide Oit coin puny, Miniated utlmvfi:
tho corner of . Adams and Ciieon-i, "The American l.eirltm Auxiliary of
wood streets, owned jointly hy tr. the John Ttradt'ord Tost, No. -i, Jun
Wade, has been purchasetl by fharles can, Alaska, desires 'to adopt a. hos
I'layle and son, Audmer, who have ' pital for disahled soldiers, so would
taken over the intfie.;t:i of the Wadejiiiie your advice. The auxiliary Is not
brothers at both a Orando him! Kn-1 vury dnrpo. Ju:t perhaps by co-operat-terprine.
The concern will" hereafter. in with the i:ed CroSM t'liaptt-rJierc
1)c known ua "The I'iaylu Oil Com- cou4d do iiiiie a 111 t ! hit nf help.
prtnv-" j "We are thinking if tliere was a
"The same grade of R.usolino, kero-j hospital, in Western WnBhinfrton or In
sen and luhrieatiiiK oils will be han-4'alifornia that needs help, would prc
dlcd by the new company as w;tsjf.T it to :.n eastern. Anything a lit
handled by the old. nnd the same pood; tie necn-r our territory. I'lcnse ad
service will be Riven our courteous! vise tne lid s:nn as- posBlble. us wc ur5
patrons." stated Mr. IMayle todav. 1 anxious to et started."
"We compete for your patronage withj
our service, which we. will maintain
at the same hiRli standard that our
nretlecessorn did, and our quality of!
oods."
Mr. I'tavle and his son aie now in
possession. ,
GKT RESI LTS WITH A WAXT A
Tha Clever Fly.
The bou.-. ily is t ho cleverest of In
sect;, its iiHclliuem i far surpassing
that of the ant mul the bee. ' A re
cent world-wide authority asserts thnt
It can tlur.li M timed more quickly
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Save More on Your Food Supplies
THE STORE OF A THOUSAND SUPER VALUES
PURE "CANE SUGAR, Per 100-lb Sack ?S.19
Fresh Eggs, dozen .'. .'. 40c
M. J. B .Coffee, 5-flj tin $1.98
Hill's Red Can, 5-Tb tin $2.05'
Crackers, No. 5 box -lc
Sugar Cured Picnics, tb 19c
Preferred Stock Catsup 29c
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars , .' 15c
Feis Na'ptha Soap, 10 bars 73c
Pure Cocoa, 2 lb .25c
Graham Flour, No. 10 sack 43c
C.erinea Flour, No. 10 sack -i?c
Fancv Oat Flakes, No. 10 sack 54c
Ticket 14ard Wheat Flour $1.SS
Ol'vinuic Hard Wheat Flour $2.1.)
'Fancy Prunes, 10 lb $1.2o
Carnation Jlilk, can, 11c; ease S5.1S
Swirt's Lard, No. 5, 91c; No. 10 $1.84
Shredded Cocoanut, 2 lb 45c
Creamery Putter, 2 lb 98c
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