La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, July 18," 1923 THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley jTIjc LatRCst Chain Department "Stoic Organization in the World A NATION-WIDE SALE 475 DEPARTMENT STORES JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE Outing Goods Day f . 11 Union - err) , i .. Hv Iar.arjn' J You ir-tD ) mo-mo- mo ) JkAi' m&v . ZJAZ . tum MAN . TOM A W.OW ifn) ?9 " 'fij . L.TffAf WWMBVB ANY DAY XilcSfi'i M rCl'in has ewe? AMr A3Y CH8j ' m .,x m m m mi w Pav Davw Made For the vacationist or camper this is the most season able merchandise ever offered. Each-item is marked at an unusually low price. Men's 16 in. Hi Top oil stock shoes : $7.95 Men's 16 in. Buckhecht Pacs .. :.$9.95 Men's 16 in. Shoes .... .$4.93 Men's Khaki Hiking Breeches. $1.95 Men's Gabardine Hiking Breeches $3.95 Men's Cordovan Puttees $3.95 Men's Tennis Shoes .....J.. : 98c Army Mess Kits ... 23c Army Belts .1. 19c Army Trench Shtfes $2.49 Khaki Pac Sack (large size) '. $2.49 Khaki Screen jllats ....59c Leather Vest :. $4.39 Newly Arried Pure Wool Broadcloth Shirts $3.95 Whipcord jSuits , $14,8o vy FRIDAY SrECIAL-SIIOE DAY Men's Wear Across from Hooverized 1309 Adams Avenue Next to Star 7 tl X ED AURl.EJi VH0DELNER3 VJAZHIHGS FOR' HIS VIFE. ATTENDED THE SALE OP FAKM IMH-CflKma AT BIKP3ALLS COfeNEttt bimlnma. Jlu In rcBiatcred at the Fo- oooooooooooooooooooooooooo i T. If. Mullen and family, of Salt i Lake City, were registered among the Kuests ut the Srimmcr last even ing. I ' Miss Ivcrna Brown came down from Palmer Junction last evening on a short business trip and is 'stopping at the Savoy. I Mrs. Joe Dial and little daughter left this mornini? for -Potlatch. Ida- ! ho, to join her husband who has been employed there for several months. Mlsii Alice Huy, .of Alab.'trn.'i, arriv ed in La Orundu tills morning after an extended tour of coast ,iolnl.i nnl Canada. Hho expects to spend some time visiting Iut sister, Mrs. Housten of Vincent. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column muat be o In by 10:00 a. m. o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Dunce nt Honnn Hall, Krlday eve ning, honey's Orchestra. Tickets 7f)C. Jce creum and cake -'Be. 7-1 S-3t Hit vei-riiorn-Wright's Kiimily Drug Store, where you can nlways find S. H.' their store and soda fountain open until 1 1- o'clock every night of the week. 7-18-lf; Mrs. Arnold Hug, who underwent a mlnur operation Saturday Is reported to he getting along1 nicely and will be able to return to her home in Sum- merville before many duya ore pasi. Ed. Wurd and Charles Leo return ed homo luHt evening from a business trip up the branch .line. They report that the crops look fine in thut dis trict and that they experienced a very pleasant trip. William Shade and family and Jay Millering and family left today tor Yellowstone 1'ark where they will .spend several weeks on pleas ure. They are making the trip by car. DECREASE IS SEEN Want to be beautiful ? Use Mag net Complexion Clay. Only natural J product on the market. Made in , nature's laboratory. . Free demon- strntion. Mrs. ' Margaret Krooks, Exclusive -Agent, Room 2, Darland Hotel. Phone 521-W. Call for ap-j pointment. Half price for a fewj days. 7-17-3tp. I The Loyal Sisters of the Chris-1 tian church, will hold an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. E. Gut-1 ridge, 1702 Cove Avenue on Tues-! day evening, July 17. 7-l(i-2t. ' A free people is 'one that endures the waste of billions and scolds about J a little junket. IN GRAIN EXPORTS day- 18 Jazz dunce at Zuber hull, Wedues- 7-l-3t Personal Mention ' ! Mn Zora ltenett returned home jnt e enlnu from linker, wheru tdm ent the day vhuting frlenda. l Mr. rind Mrs. V. M. Plutuiucr, rc ttiriit'd homo luHt evening from lin ker, where they spent the day visiting. V. lingers, o Uaker Is In Orandn on a short business trip and Is stup Jfcttig nt the Foley. 11 j'. i Mrs. (MiarloH Stoop left lust even Inn for Pendleton where she will hiiikii her home. will spend the week-end. i I Cecil Stiles left this morning for Warden, Idaho, where he will visit j relatives for some time. Hiram Peach left last evening for Portland where ho will visit relatives for a few days. Oi-en I,. Stokes, of Haines, is in this city for a few days and is reg istered at the Savoy, 1 Mr. and Mm. Halo Mercer, of I'en dlclon, art Nprmltny arverut days to the city visiting. il- Enterprise was represented among the gue.'ts at the Savoy last even Jny by W. K. Makin. M. CI. Allen riimn In rfnm l.:lirin last evening on a short tmstuo.ii trip nml returned thin morning. Mis. 11. H. Meyera. of Kello, nrrlvtil I In l.n (Irnnde this morning to spi ud u few days vIxltlnR .Mrs. W. IHnrs. Kho will bo employed at tho Grandu uonilo uospltul. , , Mr. and Mrs. V. n. Collins and diLUirlitcr, lone, of Des Moines, Iowa, wore reKlstered ainoiiK tho guests at tho Sominer last evening. Mrs. Wim West, of SumniorvIHe, pent yesterday in the city alioppliiK nml visiting rrli'iidK, returning lo her liomu lust evening. John ami' llan Curon, of Kamela, returned to their home Inst cveiilug after spending the day In the city vis iting frlenda. .Mr. and Mrs. GeorRo Podd, of f'hU'iiKO, who ure touring west, stop ped over In tills city lust evening iib guests at tho Sommer. Ionian , Keunon is down from linker for n few days attending to ' A. R. Ilruce and Nick Ilruco were reitistered at the Foley last evening from Ilakcr. , Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Andrews and children and Mir. anil Mrs- June An drews, who are visiting here from t'tnh, will leave this afternoon by car for Wallowa Ijike, where thev Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Hug were among the isilom In thu clly yesterday from HlimmervHle. Mlsn Itcuhih Slrphens returned home to La (Imnde this nioinlng .if. ltd ii short visit with relatives at I'o-cutelio. Mrs. KnI her Sihnoli-y nrrlvoil in l,a '''""I'1 this ninrnlng from Fpiiknr , f S'H.E'R.R'Y's LAST DAY oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I uonar ueviis Willi CULLEN LAN bIS EVA NOVAK josepii non LING It Holds a 'caKh of Happiness and Content f nient for You! Don't Miss It! Also Showing A Great FIGHTIXC BLOOD" Story Fly Tox Spray f Kills every Fly in the house in five minutes. "f Newlin Drug Company HEADQUARTERS of the Oregon Journal have changed to Silvcr-thorn-Wriffht's Family Drujy Store. Phone Main 38 or residence phone 175-W, E. E. Silvis. aent. 7-13-Gt Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. WASHINGTON, July 18 Grain vx- portB from Aniork-un porta lat week untounlt'd to 3,tH 3,000 IhihIicIb, com pared with 4,L7,()UU bushuls thu woeU before. KiK-urva mutltt public Monday by tho commcrco drpiu ttucnt show thu fol lowing comparisons of grain exports this week with those of the week bo-fore: Hurley, 33S.MO0 bushels. against 182,000 bUHhula; corn, 204,000, nstiinst . ; ' l'w"- Such dollHous Ice crmim in bricks ' TIU"8t.,,; V ": of-xnrlcutrU colors, such as strawber iV i V "h"M T ;,.'..,' 'ry. vanilla and chocolate. This may 151,300 ImrrulH, asaiiiHt 138,600 bar- ' ., . ,D, . ,iiw, i - ( 1 ri. you have a special need ftr (lonicthlnR very nice, try It, at Hllverthorn- Wrlghfs ftjuntain. 7-18-tf Have you seen Paver about paint ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at 1902 Greenwood St 2-17-lm INit-lhiiul (iirl Oih'iis Studio Mian Kathleen U Campbell of l'ort-; land has openeil a, studio In the Eaa' - . ' - ern Oregon Music Compuny a slor I Old time dance at Zuber hall, and will give her time to a cluaa in (Thursday, July 19th. 7-1G-41. voca I . j She li: thu young ludv who wrot-j ! On sale tomorrow at the Ladies' the oitidul song for tho l'ortlumt ' Exchange, salad, cake, pie and frc.-h Shrinet-H on their recent trip to Wash ingion l. and tho shrlncru sans it In front of tho President who re viewed the big parade in Washington. MiHr, Campbell has been connected with l'ort land's musical circles for several years and comes to Ui Urandu with high recommendation from Portland people who have friends here. I'iru PrMmys Wheat WASCO, Or., July IS. Kour hun dred w enly-flve acres of Turkey Monday evening, eight miles north west of Wasco, south of the Kill ton 'iinyon con n t y road, nea r t he I Jes eliuteH river. Thu acreage burned included 1 2 5 acres owned by Kmil Anderson; Ifm acres owned by How ard Spencer and 150 acres belonglnK lo 1M Olson, all three prominent farmers or t ho northern section of the county. Ill 7-17-lt. Cantaloupe Sundae Try them at Silvcrthorn-WrtirhtV soda fountain which is open till II o'clock each night. G-28-tf. Hemstitching nt tho Art & Baby Shop, Sommer Hotel Bldg. Adv. 7-9-tf. sherbets are nlwnys of a superior quality and a large variety of flav ors. Their store is open until 11 p. m. 7-14-tf- Thu most select nnd finest assort ment of really high class stationery In all the latest styles and pretty tints u ml shu pes, as w el I us v hi t e. Also In bulk quantity. You will find at very reasonable prices, much lower than usual nt Sllverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. 7-ls-tr The Market. rOKTI.ANO, July 18. eggs nml Witter steady. Livestock, Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. Notice. meeting of tho Mado for and Sold Exclusively by the J. C. Penney Co. "Pay Day" Overalls ('rfigistereil trade mark), are known from coast to coast. Workmen prefer them to all others because of the service they give. They are made u.'ider our own label and are obtain able only at our Stores. The Most in Money's Worth At They Serve You Best! None Genuine Without This Label "Pay Day" Overalls are strictly Union-made. They have two scam legs and are extra full cut with big pockets which are tatked to prevent ripping two hip, two side, watch and rule pockets. KEpENNEYCftV . i Khaki Rollers For Men and Boyo Just the hats for hot weath er. With or without screen front; screens fully taped,'' Finely stitched brims. Full composition sweat. v Men's. Chambre Work Shirts J 63c i A dui'able, full cut, two pocket shirt made from iiidigoVfJyil Clover Chambray. Supply your need for summer work shirts from these. Men's Khaki ork Pants $119 - Khaki Twill, five pocket, cuff bottom, work pants, with belt loops and suspender buttons. The Largest Chain Di'purf nient Stoic Organization in the World irttrcicstp1 to bo pros Dauphtcra of the Union -County Pio-1 so?iatimi nrors Association, will he held nt the i f-Mt and take 1 offices of Crawford and Ii.dun.l, 1. u. T-kAW I; ()hu, ltn- I -i Cr-irido iIllM"n" uiiioiivuuniy I'lonrrr t? VVcst-Jacoh.on IIli Orctrou. at 2 I'M) for the purpn ten the ei ranucmonts County Pioiir' at the City Ifsir on, July Uti, llC nf clectinir offircrs year, making nr tlic annual Union inn to ho held Cirande, Ore- a?id for the trans k, 1.; action of iUK-lAoViier business aw may 'conic before tlixrncetiMj. AM nicm nndbprs of llie Sons aTTrt Maiirhlrn A- 7-14-tf. Kor quirk and reliable niP."otip,er crvicc call Main 20. 7-Hi-2tp Kitthhn I'iitnpli-it, Vocal T''jrhrr, AcrompnniMl. formerly or Cortland. Oregon. Slodio: Ka.sti-tn Oi'-cnn Mu sic Co. Main 11:'. Hva. 4:m;-W. 7-1 R-SIp BING CHERRIES - For Canning We consider this the lowest price of the "season onFirst Class Quality Clmries, pound 9c LoKanhen ics have never hecn higher in quality or iWer in price. OrdeyfW, large crate, 21 boxcs....$1.71 Itasphert-ies for canning, crate .V .... $2.18 Sl'fJAU has been declining the past 30 days. Now (advancing wWlesalc. Our price remains the same. 100 pound sack Cane L .... $10.18 MOTOR DELIVERY MAIN 19 HOOVERIZED GROCERY j