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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, July 20, 1923
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
.The Largest Chain Department
" Store Organization in the World "
JULY
CLEARANCE
SATURDAY, JULY 21
SALE
JULY
CLEARANCE
SATURDAY SPECIAL BOYS' DAY SATURDAY
And now fox the young fellow and his needs, we are devoting one whole
day of this sale. Realizing his importance in the scheme of things we are
offering these wonderful values for his special benefit.
51.00 SHOES $1.00
Good, sturdy xy shoes,
built to resist wear und
tear.
Boys' Tennis Shoes
69c Extra Pants 98c
Durable knee trousers
for school or play.
LEATHER VESTS
$3.95
This is something never
done before at a July
sale. These are not old
goods, but are advance
shipments of new vests.
69c - OVERALLS - 69c
Good heavy weight
denim.
89c CAPS 89c
The kind of cap a boy
likes to wear.
SHIRTS
Boys' Pongee Dress
Shirts : $3.95
Boys' Soisette Dress
Shirts $1.33
Boys' Percale Dress
95c
Blue Chambray
Shirts L... 09c
THE ASdT WHO WAS f0"H$ OFPA PATENT FUY TPAt AT THE
UVE&i STABLE YC STEW DAY, WAS &C BADtf BtTTEN BY
MOSCUITOeS lAT AH5MT,AT TM6 CEMTfcAL. MOTtLTHAT
HE LEFT TOWN EARLY To frAV,
Above Items Subject to Prior Sale
MONDAY'S SPECIAL WILL BE TWIN DOLLAR DAY
Across from
Hooverizcd
MEN'S WEAR
Next to
Star
1309 Adams Avenue
Personal Mention
--- they will spend some time visiting;
Si Pendleton wan represented nmoncr
I the quests at the Foley last evening
lit... fl r Il,.nnn
UJT Via U
Joseph wiih represented among Uriinn today on n short business trip
"the rughIh nt the Savoy lust evening land wail a guest at the Savoy.
by 11. 11. Cole.
Mrs. tXT. A. Ooherty and daughter
Mm. A. L. Fugit was over from 'left this morning fur Ontario where
Freddie W. Room, of Pendleton,
wan in this city Wednesday doing
business at the U. S. Laud office.
Pendleton, wan rt-pri-aimli-d among
the truesls at the I-'oley last evening
by 11. C. Ilurlon.
A New Book Out
By Harold Bell Wright
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
BY THE PUBLISHERS:
On account of the heavy demand for
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S NEW BOOK
The dealers are allowed to place it
. . for sale on July 20th.
"THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR" .
By Harold Bell Wright
Customers on our waiting list may set their copy now
Newlin Book
r Stationery Co.
Dr. H, U Duvts, of Wnlla Walla, in
In this city on a Htiort huHtiK-uti trip
una is Htopping nt tho Foluy.
HiiMu LoHlia ciimn lioniu from -I a
tiiuiulo Hiiiwluy wlnro he visited relu
tlvuo. Joseph llcruM.
Hoy MeCully tmd wifo of this city
ii fU camped ut Wallowa L4iku lor a
few daya,
Mi us fMfeizie IJurns loft last evening
for I.os Angeles where she will pos
sibly make her home for sonic time.
Mtc II M Tl.n.Ulmu- mwt .L.iurMnr
left last evening for Kaniela where
they will spend todny visiting
friends.
children left this morning for
rieasant Valley and Unity where
they will spend a few days visit
ing.
Mrs. H. C. Kauate and daughter
passed through the city last evening
on their way home to 'W'alla Walla,
after spending several days visiting
at Joseph and Wallowa Lake.
POWDER STORE
IS BURGLARIZED
According 10 reporta received hern
arrested late yesterday
Chan. W. Hendrlrk. who ninUpr )vf
hfinin vvu wmii io in i ,. ti t .nt ii two in.-n wcrn
altcmllnir to huslnciu. H i rwi. ln I3nkor :,' W,'IC """ ,l,-ld.
ti-fo.i nt tiirt i.'rtii.v I peeled ol being Implicated in tho
North I'owder store robbery.
A. K. Knivtho. of Arltnirlnn. imil
I III II MmWhd nt f inrll..t rin liniti I VlllITU TIC f' 1 1 1.' If 1 A Tl.lo
Ipromlnent sheep men, are unions the town was visited by burjrlaru Wcdnes-
biiRlncss viHtorfl in this city from out day. Some lime after 11 p. m., the
ot the county. They are registered at Hutchinson & Forrstrom trcncral mer
thu Koley. ehaiuilno tdoro was broken into by
way of a back door and a Jargu quan-
E. R- Ringo, prominent attorney
of this city, left this morning for
Enterprise and Joseph where he will
wend the day attending to a few
legal matters.
lily of clothing tiken.
Fro in indications (hero were four or
five men in the gang. They too'i
new shoes, clothes, huts, shirts, socks,
underwear, etc- Home of their old
clothing was left in the store wiiero I
... . ,, (inev nad cnanged 10 tno new. A largo
Mrs. W. M. Jones of Colfax, cush r0K,HteP vuIuC(1 nt $1 000t waH
Washington, returned to her homo :.i , ,,, .,. , , ,
vvcimiK mviiuiiiW bcyu j thef,. ;ittcmpt to open it. There was I
uays in me cuy visuing ner nusuanu nothil , in (hc res,HUir, lt is usllaly
who is employed here. !.,-. olH.n but ,.lst nf,rlt waa ovt!
ilonkfcl and lefl lockci).
O. M. HeacOck, foriiicilv of this "l"1'"' ful1 "'xiont of (ho robbery can-
city, but now known as the radio lo' bu stated until u more complcto
man of Enterprise, anil wife, arrived leiuck of lliu stock can be inadn.
tne city last evening anil will " esiimaicu, nowovcr, it win to-
spenil a couple of days visiting !lal between $200 and $:um. Ten bun.
friends here. Idle:; enntttinK l-o sbirtK were anions
I tho lulsKinK nrtic'eM.
Mrs. G. D. Ilcadlev and children I The burKlurs left i number of auta
returned to their home at Seattle
after visitmff here for several
weeks. Mrs. Hendlcv has been vis-
toolu in tho store which they evt
denlly used in enterlni? tho builrliiur
mil in opelllliK the i-asli reifister. They
itinif her brothers, Wire McCluskev,weio evidently traveling through the
of Lone Tree, Henry Mc.Cluskoy, ofjeountry by auto. , No clew4 has yet
Ladd Canyon, and A. R, McCluskcy, been found of the robbers. Officers
of Baker. ' a" lleiKhhorinK towns have been
inotilied of Ihe burglary, and arc on
Mr. and Mrs. William More and.""1 lookout lor the nun.
daughter, Colleen, returned home toj
M t W VaM
f , 'incxtTporatta
475 DEPARTMENT STORES
Showing Women's Dresses
In Delightful Summer Modes
Cool dresses that are just what you want for Summer !
Stylish dresses that give you that smart appearance!
So distinctively attractive and becoming! Your choice
of charming styles of French and Normandy Voiles,
Ratine, Linen and Novelty Crepes I
Style!
Quality!
Narrow rows of
pleated ribbon and
soft lace collars and
cuffs ; Organdie
sashes and lace edg
ing! piping and
draw n-work by
such and other orna
mentation do these
dresses achieve chic
and distinction! The
colors are as varied
and lovely as Sum
mer flowers 1 Sizes
for women and
miss'es.
&A 50
Highly Pleasing
. , Values!
In Our Shoe Section
NEW FALL LOW SHOES
Are Now on Display
The curly arrivul of several shipments nwtkn possible this
showing. You will want to sue and select from these, the
newest modes tor Into summer and early fall wi-ur. There, are
a variety of styles In strap slippers and oxfords tor women,
misses and children
$2.49to$7.90
The Largest Chain Denarlment
Store Organization in the World
First Flinht Made.
DAYTON, Ohio, July 20. The
first flight by man in an air pro
pelled vehiele operated by the pilot's
footpower only, was made here ycs-
Portland this niorninir after attend-1 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
iiiR the funeral of Mr. Mora's sister, , o
at Wallowa, and visitinjr Mrs. More's o o
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schilling, ; o
of this city- : S
,
Mrs. II. M. Larsen and children 1 9
arrived in l.a (jrnnde this mormnir
from iPortland to make this citv
their home in the future. Mr. Lar
son recently accented the suuerin-
tendentship of the Grande Hondo
hospital.
torday by the inventor, W. V. Gt
hurdt, aeronautical engineer nt Mc
Cook field. He rose about 3 inches
and flew approximately !!0 feet Tie
inventor said that it domonslra'cd
the scientifically possibility of hu
man flight.
J Y.. TITOS J&tf
Mrs. J.' W. Rati left last evening
Tor her home in Stimsfield, after
ttponding the day here ns u guetsl
ut tho M. II. Allen home.
H. II. HaitiUL, I'ntoii County conn
reporter, left this morn! tin m tho
brunch lino train for Entcrprlnu on a
short business trip.
I M ra. Nora Webb, and daughter.
Mildred, loft this inorniiiK on the
branch line train for Alltel where
they will spend the dav visit knir.
FINANCING THF
CI IS OB J
ECT
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iliddi-n from
Knterprlse, nr vlsttln In llic city,
thu Kucstt ol Mr. and Mrs. Kurus Cal-llson.
j Wallowa was represented among
Ihe guests at the Summer last even
ing by K. V. Johnsnn.
I fr. and Mrs ,t. M. Childers, of
jWalln Walla, were in this city last
evening as guests nt the Summer.
I
T. A. MrCrary. of m Grande. Or.,
where h is in the garage business,
is among the arrivals at the Hotel
Oregon. Portland Oregonian.
lo
12
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In order to prove to farmers that'o
the new Oregon-Idaho Dairy Kiminc-
ing ciuporation, which is backed Jvi
the giivernmciit, is to work a full : o
hundred per cent. C. E. Wharton, of :
Portland, spent yesterday in the city;o
talking with prominent people among lo
whom were a number of farmers.
"I tell ynu the cow is tho safe.o
bet," said Mr- Wharton, "we can do jo
Ibis and that but the cow is the!0,
ready money every dav. The nntion'o
is coining to this realization and the
only way to pay the heavy expenses'
of today on the farm and lift thelo
iinlehteilness is the dairy cow. Our o
institution is organized' to finance1 g
the rows and we believe the Grande o
Ronde valley is the fine place for a
lot of dairy cows. Congressman q
Pat McArthur, wlio wni here a few o
days ago, returned to Portland with g
the statement that this valley is one o
of the very -mfest places for us to o
operate. He is interested in the cor
OREGON'S SUMMER PLAYGROUND
The Paradise of the Northwest
Ocean Bathing, 18-Hole. Golf Course, New $300,000
Hotel, Boating, Hunting and Fishing.
All at Your Door.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
of Ocean Front Home Sites
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11TII
Every lot will positively he sold to the highest
bidder regardless of price.
Send for Particulars Today.
n.MtliV .fc .WKTIN,
I'ortlauil, Ort'iron.
J I'Uiisi' -end free Illustrated ,
I Itiinkniiip of Alisoluto Auction I
S.ile ill ticnrli. art by the Si-:i. J
Name
l A.Mr.
S f'ly
BARRY & AUSTIN,
Chamber of Commerce Hid.
J'ortland. Oregon
rn t ion a m I we a i n irnt i in ir rml v
lo Uo some business In this valley."
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25 off
, Friday
Don't fail to get a
BATHING CAP
Tomorrow
One-Fourth Off
Newlin Drug
Company
S H.ER.RYS
LAST DAY
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"BRA
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PHOTOPLAY VERSION OF CHARLES G.
NORRIS' POPULAR NOVEL WITH
MONTE BLUE-MARIE PREVOST
Warner Bros. Classis of (he Screen
A Slar Cast
.. .
mwa nt the Summer last evening j I
... 1,. .
Mrs. Pete Mengas is down from
Vincent tor a few days visiting and
shopping.
Or. M. K. Kruyd came down
from Vincent last evening on a short
business trip and is stopping nt the
Kuley.
' W. IR. Southard, of llaker, is in
this city on a short business trip
and is stopping at the Foley.
Mis l.ila M- i.Vult and mother
were registered among the guests
from Knterpri.-e at thu Savoy last
evening.
Fancy
ing
Cherries
Mr,-. N. I Su'mrirert and lUuich-'
tfr, Irene, of Pii liner Junction, came
ilown from Terry thi.- morning
where they have own visiting rcla-i
tie for short time.
20 POUND BOX
fic POUND C.c
CAN THEM NOW LOWEST PRICE FRESH STOCK
MOTOR DELIVERY
MAIN 19
W. T. Kinric and R. U Soi-ey, of i
Walla Walla, were registered among
the out of town guests at the Foley
l-t evening. '
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
1
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pcarce audi'