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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER V
' Friday, July 27, 1923.
UULY CLEARANCE
The Biggest
Merchandise Event
f .1 o'
oi me oeason
SUITS
A very wide selection of standard hand
tailored suits in all of the newest styles and
patterns. Here are amazingly low prices,
some actually lower than wholesale:
j IX FIVE BIG LOTS
Lot 1" - $ 9.85
Lot 2 $11.85
Lot 3 '. $19.85
Lot "4 $23.85
Lot 5 : $28.85
Values to $45.00
Iff i W J J !
III 'my-
J, - S 1 z' v A a is rw
SALE
La Grande's
Greatest
Economy Event
SHOES
W. L. Douglas, Racine, Star Brand and
Endicot - Johnson Shoes, all standard guar
anteed brands. s-
DRESS SHOES IN FOUR BIG LOTS '
Lot 1 $2.95
Lot 2 : $3.95 '
Lot 3 ! $4.95
Lot 4 , $5.95 '
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Scout Bals $1.95
8-inch Muleskin Scout Shoes $2.15
U, S. Army Shoes (old issue) $2.25
Men's Ease Army Shoes $3.95
Special Lot Work Shoes $2.95
Special Lot Welt Work Shoes $3.95
Sox
a
"Puncture Proof" Hose 2 for 25c
Silk Lisle Hose 59c, (i pair $1.00
Pure Silk Hose 59c, 3 pair $1.70
Fancy Clox Silk Hose 78c; 3 pair $2.25
Wool Hose (Army) 15c
Work Hose (Wool) 19c
H
ere are
the
We. are offering tremendous bargains in order to clear the decks for new merchandise.
We are Offering seasonable merchandise in the middle of the season at unheard of prices. Here
is an opportunity to purchase your present and future nteds at a tremendous saving. Buy
now it is the big opportunity of the year.
Shirts
Special Lot 98c
Madras Shirts $1.35
Silk Stripe Madras : $1.95
Silks, Special Lot $2.95
Silk Shirts ..: $3.95
"Dreadnaught" Work Shirts 1... 78c
"Big One" Work Shirts : 98c
Hats ,. .
Special Lot 98c
Special Lot $1.95
Ferguson Hats $2.95
Gordon Hats $3.95
Special Beaver and Velours $4.95
Genuine Panama :.$4.95
Sennett Straws $1.19
.. Pants
Drill Khaki $1.29
Heavy Cotton Work Pants $1.95
Heavy Mix Work Pants $2.95
Woolen Worsted Dress Pants ....$3.95
Pure Wool Cassemeres $4.95
Pure Wool 1G oz. Serge $5.95
Note These Prices
Hats 98c
Ties :5c
Shoes $1.95
Suits : $9.95
Union Suits 59c
Silk Shirts $3.95
Neckwear
special Lot oc
Special Lot 19c
Knit Ties 45c
Grenadine Knits 69c
Special Silks 59c
Genuine Foulards 79c
Underwear
Athletic Union Suits, 59c, 3 for $1.45
Special lot Athletics..79c, 2 for $1.50
Knit Yurefit Garments, 79c,
2 for $1.50
Yurefit Fancy $1.19, 2 for $2.25
Special lot silk and mercerized..$1.7o
2 suits $3.35
nun
Next to
Star
EAR
Across From
Hooverized
Reconstructed River Adds
" v.. ,.' you IIImtmI.. a Mm-' THROWN THROUGH
5 Miles 1o Detroit Docks, she until Mapllm women of the. world
periorminn nn morn sitfnltlcnnt
service tor wnminiklml today tlinn j ( Jly Associated Press)
ihruimh iln lr Hoiimu and ''orrin'i ' MOS('uV. Iiln., .lulv It.'in'
TWO WINDSHIELDS
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HKTIiOlT. .lulv 27.- T'' Uivor
uouffP, hup eoi ine un iu imhsl nir-i Ahlwo) Sm-lwl
nacpM of the Ford .Motor romp-my, (.,ouN for t(u,
hiis been initiate! to deep 'Inifl vos-!tll Wl()1 ,!,,,-
yws It Uir.y iwimuir ;,... ..los. d hoii'lnloi-.. S.-v.-o m..1hi.Im r M
Mreiim, the rivor hiis l.n.'n dovo opn.l lof i,,.,,,.,. ,,,irn)nw , th(, (,,.,,., ,..; lwntiv
Ufi n uiu-iy i " ""'' wy .Mippoil-d hy the ViMiiin'H Ko;ird nf
at tho lirhot ot the lord interests, i-vivin MfHslon. ilio HiH-nk.-r I..diiifd
To ppnnit the ntvut me ourrie.- nt om ttIllh. , WlMll(.n (lf various d.--tlie
lakes to bnnir Ineu CiirKop. ..(,in:. ,.,, ,.,,,,,
rect to the blast funmees, the river!,. ,...,, hl Hlllllll)r. )lf ls ,.,, ,,.
"At such nn "hour n.s tills." Pr.
I'ranUlin contlniieil, "(he 'lluptists of
Hie world enjov nil cNtrnopltnary op
pnri tut it y tor service," and In con
clusion 1h stated: "The nVnoininu-
In establish Iiik : thrown through the windshields nf "n" which
hieatiuii oi women two iitrivciit autonudnles within aaJP'M'P
i upporiuntiy havoihour was the distiessinir exnenence I n"e
Thomas Haldeison near herei't'dr-
in l he i Mieiit which have lor their
snln purpo.sit the prolHlnn of n
trained t'lirlNtlun Ic.idershlp tor Die
wonnn of l hat Meet Ion of 1 ho world.
A lund of ;i,iMin,ii!Mi for these -luiuls
was rt-etntly euinplei.( In the I'nil.d
StateH under the tead.-rship nf M p.
Henry ". l'eal.ody of Uoxlnn.
I'hrlst was the reat rinaneipator
of wonn n, Mim. Munmoini-ry declared
and hi I he proportion that th wonnn
world are educated and Ipatned
vice will the Kingdom of
has been reconstructed. InMend of
the twistiiiK1 stream nf fotnicr yetir
a new Itiver Koue bus been created.
From the mouth of tin Uetroil 'Kiver
to the Ford turning basin the
stream is three miles lony. almost
two miles sbovter tlian tlie obi
course. " Its width at the mouth is j
400 feet, mid the average width
alonir the dock lines is Hon feet, wiih
a bottom width of 200 feet. Thei
itpptn ai low waier is ieei. n,
A new canal, .'!,000 feet lonff, was f(ip s
CUl UirouK-n xne enure suhmivimou oi ,-hrlst he nsh.nd In. With the lar
property, nvohiinp; an r uim ,.,),., n n, ,,,,. ,hcre have eou.e
where the river joins the basin. li,,,...- opporiunltlcH In orientation
Some Jf imliitrtes in addition tn:.mi, WtlH St,t ,-,., ,)Mi )Vi
the Kord blast furnaces are operat-, r,.,n, tnM In leinperam e and other
lnr l'r t"e hnuks of the ll.imre ' Vl.llltv ,,s i,,,!,,..,,,, t,,reeiive-
un( Willi ine itnprovemeiu jh.m emu
pleted six miles of docking facilities
have bepn addei! to Detroit's water
front. Ileretofoiv the industries lo
cated at the Koujre have attracted
an annual caiyo lonnuvre of l'.ooo.OOO.
The Ford plant alont ?xpects to
lirlnjr 2.000.000 tms iiu- iuy li'J.i.
Thn total cost of the new Houtfe,
ineluditlK bridges, dredvriiitf. and ,p;inv
t,rut wnv is estimated at $10.-i I1",lt'
000,000.
H).
I women s power, om
d and trained. It was
i tar.
The first accident occurred when
the ear in which he was riding was
forced into a stump by another car
which crowded it from the road, Mrs.
Ihihlerson was cut painfully about the
face when she went thrnuu'h the
winiHiiehl.
The second accident occurred on
the way to the hospital in a bor
rowed car. In making a turn on the
road, this ear collided with another
and .Mrs. Halderson was ae;;nu
thrown forward through the plate
rtas. Her weutals were Ideednu:
profusely when medical aid was fin
ally .MVured.
pe
n prove most surety its
to serve disinterestedly tn the
r which, in time, it will be in
1: In whoso name and hy wliat
have ye done these things'.""
Woman llouoittl
Nf I KI.KS. Calif., .lulv 'jr..
California's w elentne, through wo
men to women of l.nt in-American
conn tries is symhollzed by a group
of hnlldings called l,n C'asa do1 I.os
A aligns or House of Friends at the
Monroe hoetrtne ivniennini and Mo
tion Picture Kx position eommeinora
ting the hundredth anniversary of
the .Monroe 1 loci rlno. now being held
at K posit ion Park here.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY. AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
T.nt iv V:int ,l flml vour hnvir.
I lunches In W est Should. ! ,
Not Dictate to The East!
Oil iniiiii latins I Imv
EDUCATE W OMEN OF
STOCKHOLM, .luiy 'JT. Sordid is i
hi aruuiiient (hit since the cluiieh.M;
in I Jurope :md Ano-ra a ki e men.'
ih should di i rrniM.- the po'ict-s
I'hurche.- on the tertian ii. Id. hi
hue." (. 'i;ildv!in. terei!;n rcrit.u
f ihe ineiiiiin IJ.ipt'.vt l'or.i-n
tstell So, !. t. Inld Ihe I'.aptwl
Or., .lulv J7. A n oil ' A II iane.- r- i . ni i . 'i'h. nia d ( r '
to ten hiirrelit ti day is mine then nn n peltries or recall the.' 1
he tinaranl Oil com- ! misun irie, hut no hoaid in 'the!
est well on the KiiKeno ! VV. t i; wise etioui;h to tilelate to thei
tie K.i.-t." he s,ud. !
i no "-MUf are needed as ,
t r. Vrankltn asset ted.
How ol tl
elaliued h
in lis
unlverstty property at the 'ehureh
outhwest edge or the eit. the show- M' o witli
big hiivlnn heen strn. k Hundox a iter- ' missionaries,
!noin at a depth of 47 leet, j'l'he.v must hi ihe
ALL LANDS, SLOGAN jniol-r. now In M I ntieupolt oti tn-i."no hem tor mii
Inexs. prrdiettd with his m wterious . sini iteld "
tit si i om. ot that oil would he in and , 1 r- I-1 ink I in
at IJC'". "1'"t and :toiio..;;;on toot le - I piom ei s hi the
els. Word ftoin Mm will he awaited we eount ihem
lietore lasini; the hole at the pres. nt aid. hot sunn I
lie
i'-t produi-ts '
said, av this
i:!:: in 1h- in i:
leptb to lind nut
heen struck.
hew much oil h.e
(Hy the Aswk luted Prens)
STOCKHOLM, July 27. If the
Baptist women of lite world seize
their present opportunity for (ho ser
vlee of their K"nopttlon they will
adopt as their slogan "Kdiieate the
women of all lands," Mrs Helen Uar
rett Montgomery f Itochester, N. Y.,
nn.) former nrestdent of the rsortnern
llantlht Convention, told the llap'lst I
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worn M.a,Mn u.., . "(Provinoe of Yunnan. ..ceordins
uneriHl nroirrani ir ven fiver to me .....
ronsldnrntlon of women's work
paid trttmte to tl;
In the
eiallou.
i'iir !-.r
money nor
spejiker stj
spirit is th.
nniou tl. hi. Tot I
ainonu tmr he roe,
itnef they w. re h-r
ol tuaiiy in theip o
Fresh
Saratoga Chips
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We Receive Fresh Shipments of
WILLIAMS SARATOGA CHIPS
Three Times Each Week
Phone ns when you want the
fresh chips
Don't Delay Ordering Your Uerries for Canning
. a
HmiiHts rapture laiubiecr,
TKKINU AI') 1'hlnene handits
ha if ca pt a red t a ivy Wet herhe a
iltrltlsh mining eiiRtneer ttenr 'htulm. "t tin- West
to i em except ;i--
(report reelved hv thi cusinum ennt- i it lor onj-st K
.... . iik Imlsfttoncr hero Tuesthiv. Wet hri hr 'nir ute.it. st n
r;r; r. .'r.,,,., w,.. a ro , of P,h. j .......
ati-ft neetl todav h not
nuno mi'isioTiaiii?!, the
h d. hut "the s ictni. ial
need of the hour and wo
nnol impart It to nth-
e inav have ;tcpiu '
s. l-';ieim; the imurii -rd
Is lor more nf the
-on of i at j ." i
J. G. Snodgrass
10!)
Depot Street
Two Phones
Call Main 75
No Charge for Delivery
SHOES
that Exemplify
Variety, Style, Value and Unusual Ease
We offer you the "Me.nihan Arch-Aid Shoe" at a
price worthy of your confidence.
It's a shoe you'll enjoy wearing, because it is easy.
It's a pood looking shoe.
The Bootery Inc
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
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