La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 10, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, July 10, 1923 I ooooooooooooooaooooooooooo The Largest Chain Department ( "Store Organization in the World ' o FIND IT HERE o o o a o o o o o RINSO SI 1 BUYS HOI Men Are So Coy We men are not so frank as the women. We hesitate, or dis like, to confess any special interest in the mere style of our clothes. Shy, retiring, modest, coy--that's us men. But let a store sell us something that doesn't look just right when we wear it something that the big fellows in our set are not wearing something out of harmony with that style we affect to ignore just let a store, do that and that store loses a friend right there. The. successful store nowadays has to be just as particular in style as a store for women. We have the new styles at all times. We plan a season in advance. If you are ever in doubt et us have your confidence, it's our business to keep abreast of, , the times and we. do it. 204 Depot St. ) sA Fine Residence at Corner of io I?:..,.. l c..: ni 9 i use ami opimg iimiigea Ownership. o o o o William BU'Krlt. of the N. K. West oMipiiii, hus closed a deal for the IW. H. ParJu-r home at the corner of J'"lrnt ii 11 ij HprltiK atrcetH and will lin mediiitWv occupy the name. Mr. Parker uml-family will remove to the. Willamette valley In a short tlini; wheru he will enRUK" In huutnt'sa. Copy for tills column must b In by 10:00 a. m. 01 s. UN ACTIVE PART MAt.m.w it; I'l.ovrs loan. It l annouiif'iMl thitt a hanking coll-Hoi-tiinn', IncliifllnK Huvi-ral fort?lKn In- (lly Iho AnhocIuIiiI I'rcwO Hiiiiiunim nri'lnly imiwil mi 8 pnr MAGmOHLIKl. Jiilv II. Althomtli ic,'nt .M"KJ.'lnii-K loan or l.uou.min.lllKI Oi-niMiny ax n wholi lum hivn mmlilo ",,,rk ln f'",K" connlilcs. Mont or lo rioal luann abroail. m-vvrul or Iht j'1. 1,1 "ul11 lo ,mvu ,ll!"n lllkcl' "l !' incluiitriiil Lillis hurt) boon aiicrranrnl 1 Htutcs. tn fining ho, the laU-st or IIicho bclnir ' MuBiMiiiri;. I Iti'.irt I In- Ulimirvor Want A'Ih. I I (fen.CdrrZ' 7lemoml.frv! ORDER THAT , MONUMENT NOW We have made a; pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to; receive, faithful, intelli gent execution. ; ' i i i - , . :;. . ; We Will Gladly Famish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company I .ma 8 Ave, l.n tirnmls, Ori'Koa T; ii ill J CBMESSE1H T . ... 1 SHERRY'S TODAY TOMORROW WU1IHHUIJIUI ALICE BRADY In "The Leopardess" A Paramount Picture Miss Brady as the dazzling South Sea dancer who became the sensation of New York society. Never have the star's dark beauty and emotion al fire been offered such an opportunity. Mon tagu Love and Edward Langford in the cast. Comedy, "THE FATAL tflOTO" nTTm . i ii ill ii rig - in MEDICAL SPRINGS, July 10. One of Oregon's pioneer daughterft nan me Honor oi ninKinx me ar ntiiircmentH for the ijinner for the I'renidcnt and party at the Top 0' Blue Mountains July 3rd. Too much 1 prniKO cannot be given Mrs. I'. J. Powers for her excellent work in making the affair the fcuccesH it proved to he. Ladies from Medical, helping with the dinner, were Mrs. T. Hack, Mrs. Gcortrc South, Mrs. W. Duncan, Mrs. J. F. Kennedy. Mrs. T. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Claude Turner, Mrs. J. R. Wanker, Mrs. F. Whittcn, Mrs. J. Vanorder, Miss Jones, J. IRi Wanker sent a quarter of hear meat. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Baker and (IjillirhtPr ITaIpm nF I j t'.rnmla mn. hired to Medical Springs Sunday, and were dinner guests at the home of J. F. Kennedy. Mrs. Virgil Kelly and daughter of Baker aro spending a few days with Mr, Kelly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kelly. Bob Wanker, the bear king of Mcdicul, who has his trnps set in the mountains, had the misfortune to lose one of the bear. A the forest runger happened along anil saw Mr. Bruin in the trap and does not like to see anything suffer, ended its life with a bullet and walked home with the bear Farmers Arc Haying. The fanners have commenced hay ing and all report cytra large crops. The weather remains quito cloudy with just a few warm days. Mis. Jas Fuller is helping cook for the men while haying at the Cy Turner ranch. L. Huffman, of Union, wasa Medi cal caller Monday and Thursday. Frank Turner is driving a new roadster. George South . and J. U. Wanker were business visitors . at Baker Monday, Mr. Wanker going for hay stacker n he has about 201) acres of alfalfa hay to cut and he could save work by having a stacker. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Goble have re turned homo after un eight-day visit at wanowu LaKo with their daugh tcr, Mrs. Frma Moore. Atiotit bl) neighbors gathered at mo J. H. Wanker home July 4th for a picnic iiinner which was served on the lawn under the large shade trees. 'Itiere was an abundance of good things to eat- Sandwiches .salads, pickles, chicken meats, pies. curb, sirawuerries, ice cream and cofl'co. The afternoon passed all loo quickly but all returned home af tor a delightful time. Mr. Uiown, of Buscha-Sage Hard ware (..ompany, ot linker, was at medical Thursday setting up a hay stacker for J. R. Wanker. Earl Kelly has returned home af ter npomiiiiK a lew davs at Hot Lake sanatorium. Mr. Kcllv Is iriiiiiimr sirongin slowly Horn his recent on- eratiun nt the Lake. Mrs. W. Lane was an overnight guest at the I,eo Wilson home Fiid-.iy night. Mrs. Utne is picking straw berries for Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and I.Mrs. I.. A ri,:,,ii,..- ..r I.a 'Grande, spent the week end with Mis. Chnndlur's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kennedy. Rusroe, son of .Mr. and Mia w Duncan, who had the mic.rf i,,,n i break his Icir hv beiiu. IcirL'fil liv n horse, was taken to Baker Saturday inr itiecucal treatment and is im proving. .Mr. and Mrs. W. Dniienn Mrs. P. J. Powers, Nesdon Foye, anil! Kofcoe Duncan were Baker visiinru Saturday. .Mr. I.Mk Dow. of the Pjnk .. iw. ii.i j been bedfast for several davs is I nblo to bo up again. He expected lo1 go lo Portland for medical timi. ment Tuesdiiy but as he was feeling some better, lie may go later. rive near In two weeks is the recoid of J. R. Wanker, this spring. One large black bear hide and a cin namon bear hide were good. Mr. Wanker expects to have the.se two inane nuo rugs. Mrs. Clyde Bloom, who has been qune ill m Baker, is able to be nome again. o o o &OOOOO0OOOOOOO000OOOOOOOOO When vou think of hot weather and something cooling; why not think of brick ice cream, if you want something nice for a party. We keen on hand three colors nd flav ors in a brick and it is of a superior quality. Like all our ice cream, it is better than most ice cream sold. Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. Open till 11 o'clock each night. Adv. . . 7-10-tf. Have von iteen Fairer about oalnt- ing you car. Phono 817-J. Shop at iWi Greenwood St. . Z-17-lro For first clam dressmaking see Mrs. Cora McCalt, now at Darland Ants., Depot St. Apt. B. Phcne 342-M 6-5-lra Excellent sherbets can only be made by using high class ice cream and fruits and syrups. You will al ways find we serve the best of all these. Our ice cream we know to be superior in quality and we al ways have four flavors on sale and sherbets you can always 'boast of, as the best you have ever tried at Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. We are open till 11 o'clock each night. Adv. , 7-10-tf. Cantaloupe Hnndae ' Try them at Silverthom-Wrighl'f soda fountain which is open till 11 o'clock each night. 6-28-tf You can stop dandruff and itch ing of scalp or your hair from fnll ing out in a very few days, by using our Germicide and Dandruff Krnd icator. One bottle for 75c will do it. Store. Open each night till 11 o'clock. Adv. 7-10-tf. Notice to (he Public. I, Ben Decinust wish it known that ; I have no interest financially or mor- ally in the "New Sommer Grill and I Lunch Room," notwithstanding nil statements to the contrary and any : advertising issued giving the public! the impression thnt I am the owner! of same was used without my au thority and will bo rectified as soon ! as possible. When I sold my busi ness known as the "Silver Grill" to Mr; Brown my 'ood will went with it and still remains. BEN DECIOUS, 7-3-0t Sommer Hotel, Prop. Stationery; very high class. The I latest styles and. colors and patterns ! at prices that . are less' than such j stationery has 'been sold for in many years at Silverthorn-Wright's Fam-.j ily Drug Store: Always open till 11 o'clock each might. Adv. 7-10-tf. Ilcnutiful Hair What You Have Been Looking For. tne Kicnardson Art &. Gift Shop has just received'a shipment of the most beautiful and unusual pattern in English dinner and breakfast ware. See this new pattern on disnlav in the window ot the. shop. Adv. 7-9-H Ilemstitchinir 'at the Art Riibv Shop, Sommer Hotel Bltlg. Adv. 7-9-tf. Jnez dunce nt Zuber hall Wednes day night, July 11th. Music by Ol son s. Adv. 7-0-at Dancing lessons will be civen nt Zubcr hall Monday, Thursday and were among the visitors from Enter modern ami obi time dance. This is your opportunity. Adv. 7-10 lit. Mliiitll'l-' is .uuir.NTi:it. Ml-: I !! It 1 1, dr., July Hi. On torn plaint filed III Justice (lon.ly's court In Ashland July 5 hy Clay Walker of ,'"" c"). .-iii'iiu i i Terrlll was sen en with a warrant Ibis alleitioon hy t 'tunny Coroner IVrl, who was the only nlllelul In lhe county with the authority lo arrest the slierltr 111 such a case. lhe I Thu coroner, alter r Ilni. jnarrant. phoned the nherllt nliout It .inn iney met ami went tos-ether to i Avhln nd and npeareil lieforu Justice (iondS who set Iho heartnK for next Tuesday ail. I released Sheriff Terrlll un his own recognizance. The warrant charKvs the sheriff with thrcalcnliiff Walker with bodily Injury. Walker, who was iietlnt; as special IMiltceuiiiit til lhe Ashland celebra tion, was accosted by Sherlrf Terlll. who caused Walker's star lo be taken away. Ilolilx'lx .Make Haul. I.IXftil.X. Nrli July In.- liohbcrs early MoiuUy looted the rirnt Rink of Mckcrsun. Neb., a stale Institution, unit cacnpcd, with npprovluialcly IjToa tn lash anil lin undetermined ;tlllullli of Liberty bond, aeeorilhl to word recctti-d livrti .ly Lhe . ftUl' hanking- Itureiiii. Meacham Saturday Night DANCES Kcginning July 11th Good Floor First (Mass Music Across from Hotel C. Ii. Estes Wwm? 475 DEPARTMENT STORES Our Lou? Prices I Means Your Saving The superiority of our values ! safely arrived at by comparing tbem today witK quality and prices elsrwhere. We will not sacrifice quality. Low prices here result I from buying for our hundreds of (tores. Some Cool Ginghams j For Summer Dresses and Aprons ' Summer rime is gingham time I And here ard ginghams for every Summer nsad. Gay ginghams and ' plain ginghams, for rompers, aprons, and dressest I Choose from them pow at these low prices. I These Ginghams are servicenble for children's clothing !nd for house dresses. A wide variety of colorings iu a umber of patterns. Yard 19c 27 Inch Butterfly fine, duality domestic Zephyrs In a"ivlde rallKQ of attractive patterns und colora. Vurd:'.:..r.J:i....;.y . 1 U'j ii Inch II. CV'iS. dlntthanis of superior (luallty sold exclusively In J. C. I'enney t'o. stores. In checks plaids land plain shades. 32 Inch AmoHkcag A. I' C. Oinfr hams of flnt. quality. Woven from selected yarns in attractive pat terns and colors. Yard 31c Turk Towels 25c A new allowing of lioavy tv t' Iff IU Turk towt-la. I'A-ah id hy 3i. A biff towol vtiluu at thitt low prteu. AMOSKEAG Part Linen Toweling 600 yiirilfi of rood woifflit pnrt lini'n, bUuichud or brown enmh. Jufit thu tiling for roller towi'lB, 21c Yd. . Ratine Voile Kxlru fine iii;ility niercfr i.fU voH(- with woven rutin ovtT plulds in uttractivu col ora. 69c Yd. TUSSAH Sport Silk .$1.C9. , A pure, hlshly lustrous silk for skirts and juckptn. Wo nri; slioriu(i Itiis fubric In Dutch Tile, Coral and Henna. LADYLYKE Corsets .. , - '98c , Thtso nro coieta of our own nmnuinciwrt' nnd afford t'xet'ptfonnl. qimllty nt tow piict'8. At 08c wti offT nu dluiu und low bunt coruots in pink und whito toutil. Dainty Porch Frocks and Apron Dresses v ,o A. highly pleasing variety of. the:: newest styles and most desirable, colors and pattern I This presentation includes some of our famous, Sally-Lea-1' Apron Dresses made of Anioskeag Cing-ii.im.- Other models, cf . : fine- Zephyr .Ginghams, Vnamnray, ( trimmed in t tintrasting colors. ' De lightful styles of Printed Organdie and Linen, iden fur warm weather! h'inest workmanship throtighout. '"""ftit'ia! v-v.v! 1 TT and SI. 98 Stylish Sport Sweater Exceptional Quality Values! s, jFor Hports omf fft'ni'ial Vear. Attractive mod eln ofwo(l Jersey nnd J'lanncln. Tuxm1o lyl front with belts in plain sport ft h a d e s. They present a buying opportunity ut this low price. $3.98 SHOWING Sport Skirts In White and Colors HkirlH of ncivelty oilkfi, serges and colorful flannels. Pleated nnd plain models In the mo.'it attractive shades und; novetly fabrics. For llioe who are in nei-d of the extra skirt for warm weath er this showing affords an opportunity to wave. $2.98 Thc Largest Chain Departnicnt Slore Organization in the World This Will Interest Every Thrifty Housewife 20 Bars Crystal White Soap 3 Bars Creme Oil AN UNUSUAL OFFER 20 PER CENT AN UNUSUAL SAVING 2C PER CENT 11 (10c bars) Crane Oil Soap 7Pc 1 case. Crystal White Soap, 100 bars 3 10-ccnt Washing Machine Soap Or '20 Bars of Crystal White Soap With every case of soap $o.()0 ..$1.00 10 Bars A B Naptha riirge Washing Machine Soap 3 Bars Creme Oil Soap ?1.00 HOOVERIZED GROCERY