La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1923, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 19, 1923.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
I'he Largest Chain Department
"Store Organization in the World "
IS
UP
LUMBER DEMAND
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Why It Always Pays To
: Buy Gtod Shirts
The majority of im:n pay too little attention to
ShirtSv-they ovelook Style, fit and fabrics
you should insist on the best of all three best
Style, bent fit ind best fabrics and you'll find
them all-in MANHATTAN Shirts Known as
the Best Tile Best Known because for over
fifty years MANHATTANS have been built up
to an ideal; We take particular pride in being
able to present the. new Styles in MANHATTAN
.Shirts.' ,
. fWaGl I
201 Depot St.
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WE nre endeavoring to maintain the inchest possil)l o
standard of quality tnd service. f
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e.st complete line of meats and kindred
t quality ofeiy product we handle.
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WE serve fair an
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
CITY MAItKET
iiooviu M.uiKirr
I IK STltKKT MAICKRT
j Knitlicr hIIM improvement In !
iiiaiid for litiiihfr lias been imrnUy
r-toi led t'lia week, but wholusul
jtraritt re-mains decidedly uputiy, says
lliti American Lumberman, Chlcutfu.
Iluyinff by rcUill yurdu Ih uioHlly eon
' t iiiffJ to Niriitll loU fur rush Hliipments
to im-nt lmmi'diiUt! iincda, and llttlo
I ljf;iitit)n to ifplcnlHh tho Hlcudtly
j ilcclinlnK Blocku Ih hIiowii, However,
'. (lintrihiitorH ilo nol bulievo dculom can
: remain out of (ho market much long
j er. fn view of tliu excellent trade
widt h the dealt ih con tin no to tians-
lucl.
.' JiifliiHtiial demand also In quiet, but
it; HhuwliiK nigim of picking up, par
ticularly in Jiaidwoodn. Tli cull for
tho latter from flooring uin Interior
j man it fact in hi h hay dropped off con
Hideiahly ot late, but an Improvement
i had hi-L-n noted in trado with muKlcal
inmiument, agricultural im pigment
i hi id vehicle manufacture, wlillu tho
I ralli oiidH and car bultdcrH Jiavo roc-
ently broadened their buying activi
ties. Autoinoliilo and furuituro inter
chU are poor cuhIoiikjiis, though (lie
hitler are hIiowIiik more interest und
am expected to coim; into tin- market
on u la ikh scale, after the inliJuuniMir
ehowH, by which time their Mockn will
hu near extinction. There Ih at 111
a very pood demwid for lower grades
lor box and crating purpouei :tnd
prices for thiH nmterlal aro relatively
iroiiKor than Uioho of upper j.
Tho export demand Ih a featuro In
both the hardwood and Holt woo I
markclH, being welt maintained at
Koud prices.
The price (situation ia without, ma
terial chango from lat wc'nk, though
considerable) uddltlonal Hliadlng hero
and there In reported. This, Imwuver,
ih largely in caHtH where tutllH lwuo
accumulated surpluses of ceitim
IteniH ami aro cater to moyu them;
Stocitu everywhere are much below
normal n order llleii are Htlll con
Hiderahly filled. In view oC thin, uud
oi the prospective arly rcjiimpt
of actlvo demand, It 1b freely predict
ed that the price recension lias al
ready, gone its full extent and that
((notations will booh reuct upward.
Conditions on the west Count ami in
the inland Kmpirc ret.. am conductive
to u heavy output, but thoo in -lie
.Mouth, aprtieularly in the Mlsslppi
Valley hardwood territory, aro Mill
ouch ua severely to curtail production.
XJT1 l'"0'tu'J Incurs 5Cu.irwi:B
- Ami i
LIVERYMAN DAVe WWTAKeiS PPOUDt-Y CARRIES THAT '
GOLD WATCH THAT US GOT M A TBade FOa
tiORREI. MOCSB, In A CHAMOIS BAC -
Nothing wilt ko farther in mnkinEl similes. This pxhiliit
you .solid with the younir lady of!by Mr. Richardson with thn virw of
NEWS FROM IMliLER
your choice than knowinK when tc
tako camly and what kind to take.
I'he first part of the problem is eas
ily solved. Take a box every time
you call. Second part is quite, as
easy bo sure to come here for your
supply. We aro mighty careful
aimut the purity and ipmlity of our
candies. We recoinnicinl and jru.ar
anlec them' tc ibe fresh and of tho
best known brands made at Silver-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store.
' f 6-19-tf
In (Ikso dry tlnii-s Ilio way of tlic
tmnKrensoi Ir; hard to find.
CBLEllltATION NOTICE
Log Cabin Storo Service Station
and summit auto park, 20 mnleH from
I.a Grande on Pendleton highway.
City prices-. . 6-12-Sw
giving La iiiande people the privi
lege of seeing the very latest and bet
in pictures and framing which will
appear In the larger cities this com
ing fall. Tho shop will be open to
all from 10 a. m- until 10 p. in. Wed
nesday.. C-18-2t
We have CHAUTAUQUA TICK
ETS for sale. Chautauqua dates are
24th to .20th and you arc welcome
to make your headquarters at our
store. We will be glad to have you
meet your friends and leave your
parcels with us. Silvertiiorn-Wrights
Family Drug Store. 6-10-tf
Real bargains in second hand show
cases at loss than 25 per cent of the
cost price. Ask Richardson, "The
Art (Miin," at the Richardson Art &
Gift Shop. 6-18-2t
Bacon 18c a pound at tho Peoples
Market. 6-15-tf
FOR SALE Grocery stock nf T.X.I,
Grocery store. Slock is frosh and
clean. 1002 Jefferson- fi-13-lt
Anyhow, there aro three miles oflirivijfjf n nM.inm,i .....i u.u
waves that Britannia doesn't nilo- Isoflal Wednesday evening, June 20,
,. aijlojian hall, from seven to eleven
Huttcr 80c a roll at the Peonies I o'cHick. Tho vonno- nnul,. nf thfl.
Market.
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CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
' . OBSERVER WANT AD
L pill
The Secret of Getting
Good Snapshots
EVEN for abeginner it is very easy
with Ansc Spcedex Film.
Why ? simply because a way has been
Ipund to increase the adaptability of this
film to varying light conditions. Thus,
wlile som film is good for very fast
pictures, and other film good for long
exposures Ansco Speedex Film reacts to
botHeqully well, it has a wider range.
You will appreciate this the first time you
try it. In any make of camera, it "fits
the light." Get "six out of six " next time.
Ask for Ansco Speedex Film,
Newlin Drug Co.
IMKI.KIi, June III. Tho .Missel l,.i
NIU anil Wilinu OiiHklll left V'fdniH
duy lor I'orUaud whuro they will ut
tchd the llosit festival.
l'rulVHHur l.ontf of C'orvaltis md ,Mr.
Avery, the county ligclit, Tvero ill , ,
IftWII 'I'llllllhlV p,,,-r..uu..r r .... .... ie
lor the iiiiipostt or giving u donioii
ll'alioll in ule thinning for tint ;i
l"lo growers uf Imhli-r. A largo hum
Ixt of puoplt! atti-tided tho demon
stration, and many new things weru
learned.
Mrs. Oliver Howell returned to lior
liomu l''rUluy alter spending suveral
woi'ka In l'otliind. Hho went tu I'oit
laud fur medical - treatment and also
visited friend.; and ri-latlvej while
there.
.Miss lluz,l Martin, who has heen
iMiiii,- fiuiu school une week visiting
relatives and Crltuils. returni'd t
.Molunutilh l-'ililay. She will he thr
all suiniiier ImlHhh,' her teacher's
Iniliiiug coitisi.
I'lllliiiil Cullliid left Saturday for
a continuation of schooling in thu pig
i luh work. Jin wan granted thin prlv-il.-lfii
as a reward for being tho most
iiiU'C' ssl'iil member ol I he I'tg Club.
Itny Kroivn I'l'turiH'd from luler
Iti'lse l-'ililay whi-ro hi, bus ben visit
ing with his brother, Kverett Kowen.
In-. .Moore of li firand'- wu.1 in
town Tliuinday ami 1'Hday on orilei.il
business.
.Mrs. Wiggins was a hiisinrsn visit
or lit I.a tlranilo Wednesday.
.Mis. Itiiilson, Oiia Hudson. Halph'
Hmlsoil and Mis. Keeler were bilsi- '
uesii vlHiloiii at l.a tliiindn Thui-sdnv. i
lino darns, Vera (lain.i, Walter!
Ii'liigliain, .Miss 1'aiillne. and Keller'
KlrliiKliam were anient; those that at-li-llili'il
the dance at Siimuiervlllo l-'ri-
day ('veiling. i
.Mrs. l.al:oy lllanehaid and lanilly.
Mrs. and .Mis. Nehnin or l.a liiand,,,
Mike lloyce, Allied V'csteukow anil I
tiiant Slritigti.ini alo their Sunday j
dinner at the viadiirl between Inible.- :
(d(d l'Jgln. I
The (MiinpaKy which Is working on '
the hlgliway Is now gravi'llng thu (
mad lhrui:h liuhler. This Is great- i
ly appreciated by all l,o linblcr pen-
pie, because Mils road gets very mud-j
dy when ever II rules.
6-15-tf cimqiunity arc invited- Admission
Modern1 jazz dance,
Wednesday, June 20th
Zuber hall,
6-18-2t
The soda water is now here! and
as warmer days come, wH will be
: lo accommodate vou with super
ior ice cream, four different iflnvors,
always ready to serve and excellent
sherbet. Our storc is open from 8
in the morning till 11 at night- Sil-vorthrrn-Wright's
Family Drug
Store. , 6-19-tf
.the boys will be 50 cents. G-19-lt
Ilava you seen Fager about paint
ing yon car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
For first class dressmaking . see
Mrs. Cora McCall, now at Darland
Apts., Depot St Apt. B. Phcne
342-M 6-5-lm
MKDllIM BKOWN HAIR
looks hMt cf all after a Golden
Putter 80c a roll nt tin. Pennies !
Murket. fi-15-tf DATE SCT
. W(,,l,,nurlui, lna 90 tl, rt 1?i,.l, I.
A. W. Ceicer bouirht out T.nlsnn Art r.lfr shnn iii uj
Grande News Co.. from Bcrton Ry- Art Exhibit, consistine- of all of the
bee. Moved to 212 Denot Ki Will vim loivf ,:ni,,r i...,i, rr., .,.,i .i
be headquarters for Journal. 6-4-tf I in sheet. Tho line is brought hero
v I from Portland and will give I.a
, A.N .l.WljAriON I Grande people and thoso interested
The Kichardson Art & Gift Shn.ilin th verv best .ml l,itat i ni.
invites yiiti to attend an Art Exhibit lures, the opportunity of seeing the
nt their shop Wednesday, Juno 20,1 new subjects and frames for tho
nt which time there Will bo disnlaved coming full. Rii-hardunn "Tli A
some three hundred subjects consist-' Man," invites you to visit his shop
ing of tho latest framed nictures
showing tho modern framing, also
many new subjects in large sheet
pictures, imported prints and fnc-
Wednesdny, June 20th.
IJncon 18c
Mnrket.
G-15-tf
pound at the Peoples
ii-15-ir
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FIND
IT
HERE
S-ii.E-RR-YS.
TODAY AM) yfoIORKOW
"&e Girl Who
ame oack
A l'iei'cned ricdne
OTIS llUlV AIIKIAM ('OOPHU
-And a Fine StttiDoi t
The story carries you f nun tho shuns of a gi c;it
eastern city to southernmost Africa.
Also
A (Jrcat 'TK;irn.(. DLOOD" Story.
K'yvy jt'or lliia roluum inimt hu
in Ity lo:tio u. m.
MONUMENT
S
Cren.CarKv
7flemonal. froy
Hi MH 1
i-e . Nil. t!
Ehttiatea Brnmoom
;, ORDER THAT
. MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
imnumg, anil an oni
jilaced in dm tiands is
to rcceivejfaitluul; 1
gent execution,
Wc Will r-ladiyiuraish
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
371 DEPARTMENT STORED
Women's Apron-Dresses
Reyealing Attractive Styles i
Very smart and becoming nre these apron-dresses, so well
fitting and attractive that they are as suitablo for informal
street wear as for the home. And cuch good quality-values!
Garments that you will thoroughly appreciate.
Marie of
Famous Amoskeag
and Fine-Quality
Zephyr Ginghams
In the newest checks and
small fancy plaids, color
ful as Spring itself.
Daintily trimmed with
Organdie and Chambray
in new and unique effects.
SomeSmartly embellished
with rosettes and wool
hand embroidery. Wom
en's and misses' si7.es.
ForVj
i il
$1.98 $2.69
I. $1.49
Stilish PS&ted Skirts
men and Misse3
Attractive models of wool
and novelty silks. Graceful in
line and very becoming, with
a modisliness that all women
appreciate. Dressy, yet 9er-
viceable for all occasions. Ex-;
ceptioiial quality values 1 You;
will like these skirts. Come I
and see them I '
Wool Skirtu Of such materials i
as Prunella, Eponge, Tweeds..
Novelty Flannels, Wool Plaids, j
Wool Crepe, Silk and Wool com
binations; smart knife, box or;
group pleats. Most popular colors.'
Fine values.
$2.98 to $13.50
Silk SkirUt Of Silk Pongee,
Roshanaras, Flat Crcpc, Crepe de
Chine, Canton Crepe and Knit
Crepe; pleated or plain. Smart
colors. Very desirable values.
.98 to 12.50
Chautauqua, June 24th to 29th, inclusive.
The Largest Chain Department
...Store Orciinialion in the 'Vnvlrhiii
A CLASSIFIED Al) WILL DO IT
THE MONTH FOR BRIDE AND GROOM
FOR APPROPRIATE PRESENTS
DAINTY TABLE FAVORS
CONGRATULATION CW.)S
C'l'T" ATTT1 fivnT'
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Stationery Co.
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! I'AHIl OK THANKS
j We wish to thank the many fiiends
fi-r the kiniiiiess and the manv beau-
lilul flowers se:it to us throni.rh tlii
li of our beloved wife, d lUKhter
and sister. ,
! Mr William Kneter,
Mr. J. ). Sullivan, V
.Mr. and Mrs- l'. 1, Sullivan,
I Mr. and Mrs- C. J. Uilehards
(i-ly-ltp
I The new lines of beautiful stutiru
j 'ry in pretty and yet inexpensive
boxes, ami in all the popular (Juts
or colors, are selling at our sjore
for less immey than such .stnlinpery
li.i1- been sold for in many yral a'.
Sil'.rrlliiirn-Wricjit'.s Family UnlK
Stole. C-ltf-:t
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g '- S Ave., I. Grnmle, Oregon ,j j
btrawbetles '
CAKIl OF Til XKS
Allow us to expivss our sincere
ippH-cnitioil for the many expres
sions, of sympathy limine; our hours
"l serrow. .
( (".. Willi.uns an.M-'ainily.
Mrs. .1. K Weatheilv.
I W. W. Ta,:ge,t, '
Krnest Tacttert. H-l;l li
FINE LARGE SIIIIIENTjrtKC LIVED DAILY
- Per crate, toilayT. i?2.:j)
Place lYoui Ordcifor (.''anniug Den ies Now
Cane Swfar, 100-lh. sack, ?10.73
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PHONE MAIN 19
fiOOVERIZED
GROCERY
Let Want Ad tin, I jeur I. over.