La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 01, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING QB9HRVER Wednesday. August 1, 1023. sra JUL CLEARANCE SALE THURSDAY, AUGUST 2ND SPECIAL DAY FOR BOYS' WEAR Jill Boys' Coveralls $1.29 A well cut, durable k ha ki garment. Headlight and Mogul brands. I 1 Boys' Shoes $1.95 and $2.29 A very good selec tion of good quality oak and crome tanned soles. Shoes that will withstand hard usage. BOYS' SHIRTS Percales, 98c - Madras, $1.35 - Pongee, $3.95 These shirts are strictly high-class boys' dress pat terns. They are not small man's size, but are tailored especially for his majesty, "The American Boy." There arc many other items such as Boys' Trousers, Boys' Caps, Ties, Sox, Etc. Above Articles Subject to Prior Sale Actors from Hooverized MEN'S WEAR Next to Star I J M BACK 0 UNCLE SI ooooooooooooooooooooooooog FIND IT HERE Copy for thia column must be In by 10:00 a. m. ' Ho'o buck to liltf t'nclu Sammy, back whtjro the Btani und stripes float, and hu in a mighty happy ('hlnaiimn In I?I Jim who left J.u Gritmht eight months ago went to his old homo In China, married a Chl neMti ludy who In In tho tailoring buni newi In one of China's trade centom. Id Jim for many years was cook at the Woinme.r hotel, but is now In bun-, A special 'meeting of the Neigh Jnew for himself on Jepot street. Ho hors of Woodcraft is called for Kays he is a very fortunate son of Thursday evening, A u past 2, in confuscius for he Is able to come Eagle Hall to initiate a class and back to America, this beluga prtvll-iany other business that may seed vge that millions of people In thu.be transacted. All officers, menihors OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Woodcraft Attention. orient would love (o possess, but can not under the Immigration laws. CIINIIY1S MUCH EXCITED and visiting1 members are rcmiest- ed to come. Organizer Carrie Fergu son will be with us. Light refresh ments will be served. Notice to Debtors. Personal Mention in expected to arrive tonight from Idaho to upend a week end visiting friends and relatives. linker was represented uniontf Ihe. irneats at tliu l-'oley hiHl ovunlntf by J. J). Kyle. K. ('. Cb'tlliiKs If in from KlKln on a nhorl biiHlneHS trip und in stopping at (he Foley. spend the day vIhIUhk her Chan, Cochran. father, Elfrin wuh represented among the (ftievts pt the Foley last evening bv L. W- Smith. Mrs. W. Wale Is in from Kluin today lil 'nti rrlends anil slroppiii Hhu lo retrlstered at the l-'oley. Knterprisn wiit; represented miiuiiik the riu'hIn at (he Savoy UihI evening by O, Harvey. I.ydtu (Irandy who ban been visit liiff with her sister Mrs. A. K. Jonen ln l'orlland liua returned to her home. Miss Mabel Cullcn, nf Baker, wrh j registered iiiiioiik the quests at Die foley lusl evening. -Miw! . ICmmii Weaver returned tn her hfune at Knlerprlse thin moriiiiif; ufter vlHltintc In rcndleoa for a few days. .Mr. and Mrs (ten Johnson. Mrs. f'Jeonro Mow, and Mrs. Inez Turft, of Spokane, are vIhHImk In this city for it few days at the II, O. Dow hoiutj in Hi Ik city. Mlwi Hiith Cochran leftlhls innrn-l Vergil Hurihrork, better known n Ink for Hot ijiko where shru will ' "Slim" to hin friend in La (irande Mr. J. Walker, of Weiser, is in thin city on a short business trio and in stopping at the Foley. Mrs. T. W. Sliafer and children ar rived in La Grande this morning' from Shoshone to visit Mrs. Bessie McCormick. MIhm lorothy Ha una 1 1 returned o her home at linker this morntni: after a month shent In this city visiting at the II. H. Hendriek home. I'ftOMIKK, Almost 1 The Promise Orange had their rot; lular mectlriK Saturday. O, H. Trump's 14 year old son, Hpencer, strolled away J hursduy morning at six o'clock while going to Wl the cows which were In the pas ture near tho house. The cows came home and the parents who thought he was playing did not hunt for him till about noon when he was no where to bo found. A party of men gath ered and searched tho woods until V:30 Thursday night then gathered at the residence and started out again when they heard the boy groaning In the barn. They found him very ill and unconscious. He was unable to tell where he had been, but Improved I fast and 1h alright now. Mrs. T. J. WtlllaiiLH took sick Sat urday while hi the garden hoeing, and started to the house. Mr. Wll llumi! stopped to talk lo a neighbor a few in Inn ten then went to the house, but could not find her. Ho searched for Homo time before re porting her lost. The neighbors searched until about dark and found her unconscious They carried her homo before who gained consciousness but she In improving now. Mrs. Curtis Undsey returned to 1a tlrandc Monday after visiting several davft with rclatlven and friends. M ra. Jesse Garrett went to Wa) In Walla Sunday with her daughter, who drove homo Saturday night. Howard Uennett is working for C. IS. Kenworthy. All persons knowing- themselves to be indebted to the undersigned are requested to call at my office and make settlement- for thler account prior to August 10th. 11)23. Their prompt remittance will be kindly ap ( Special ) predated by me. 'Dr. A- N. Mayville. 8-l-5t. The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the World 1 (W WMVJ (- " 1 'locorforaUd wyt; 475 DEPARTMENT STORES Mr. WIIMum Klin-, of Klirin, In visit Inu tit tho home of hit dung-liter, Mi-h. '. W. Chandler, of IIiIm' city. .Mr. Klne is Juwl recuverlnir from u Hick spell. Miss Vnlvenn Tuttlc returned to her home (it Aberdeen Washington. this morning after spending some time here visiting friends and relatives. Let Us Help You to Make Your Vacation Enjoyable' A Portable Victrola will add much to your pleasure. Also plenty of light reading matter. The right kind of Fishing Tackle. And the opportunity of saving time and work by stocking up on Picnic Sundries. These Include Paper Plates, Parafine Dishes, Cups, Taper Napkins and Table Cloths, Wooden Knives ami Forks, Paper Spoons, etc Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Russell I(ammonl, of Portlanil, was in the city registered at the Soinmer last evening. lie is here nUendlng to business for a few days. Box Wood ' We can fill your orders now White Pine Box and Lumber Co.. Phone Main 598. 7-28-tf. GO TO WALLOWA LAKE by Auto stage. Special round trip tickets $5.24- 8-1-ltp Brushing alone will not keep th' Coat collar and shoulders clean no) the head clean, when one is troubled with dandruff or falling out of the hair, but careful brushing and Tub bings and the use of Germicide and! Dandruff tradicator' sold by bilver-thorn-Wrights Family Drug Store will accomplish it in very short ord er. It sells at 73c a bottle. 8-1-tf The "Times" A Popular Straw j Light in weight, easy fitting and- stylish ! ! Made with the popu I lar amplified edge. $1.98 "Let Ui Be Y-.ur I-Utter' WorkShirts Mi'iTa Him? Shirts (.'hainbj ay Work 03c M i n Kxtra JKay Itluu and Gray Khirto 89c -;xtra (ialily, clra Hi. ht avy floulili bark und ven tilated ai iiiliolcs $1.69 liluck Kale cut size 11 Hliirla, full 89c ; Dressmaking alterations and re modelifig. .Work guaranteed. 1-104 Penn Ave. 7-28-lin. One of "Weaker Sex" . Points Out the Way The school children of today are the business men and women of to-1 morrow. We are building- for the future. That's why we have a line of school supplies to please tho kiddies. That's why the children get as careful attention and as cour teous treatment in this store as the crown un. Send them - here for anything they want from a postage stamp to a fountain pen. We have always built our reputation on quality merchandise. Silverthorn-Wrig-hts family Drug Store 8-1-tf. If you see it advertised, we have it. Newlin Drug Company. 8-1-JJt. Mrs. Crawford K. Ott returned to hor home at M dishorn, Oregon this morning after some time spent in this city visiting her mother, Mrs. A. I,. Parker. Arthur and Frank Hallgarth, of Elgin, are spending today in this city on business. They are 'regis tered among the guests at the Foley. Adolph Walker, Bill Perry and John I'rotitv left today for the forks of Catherine creek where they will spend the week-end camping and fishing. (By I. N. s.) miKNKLU N. Y.. August 1. HnrnHl contractors bav solved :t labor problem, provided they can find a few morn women like Mrs. Alinu Guild, who hat. been unloading cin dera from freight curs here, working beside two stalwart men and forcing them to ox tend themaclvcB to keep up with her. "it's nothing," alio said modestly "1 am good and strong, and hard wotk won nnn .., any. unite,- st ,ej!g Jn Btationerv in aIi the pretty before last I cut i a cords of wood i : ' .. '.. mi ' i Cherry Pickers and Cherry Pack ers Dance at Zuber Hall Wednes day night, August 1st. Everybody welcome. Music by Olson's. 7-uO-3. English Toffee in bulk 10c bag or any quantity you wi.h (i flavors. Open from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. Newlin Drug Company. ' adv. The most exclusive and very latest and did a Infill the same lust Winter. I saw a chance for a little easy money, no 1 took thin Job.' The sun has been burning hot, yet M ra. Guild tias worked tn the ear.? bareheaded ami apparently not mind ful of the heat. She Ih u woman about 30 yean of age, and Ihe posses sor of a figure that would nfuke Venus envious. . She eats whatever slio wants and has no worries aboul getting fat, she smilingly admitted. Her husband has worked beside her, ami every night showed unmis takable sltns of fatigue. Site on the contrary, seemed fresh a.i ever. tins ami ships. You will find large stock of these at Silverthom Wrights family iDrug Store. 8-1-tf. These hot sultry days you will find that a dish of the Hazelwood Sher bet or ice cream such as thev al ways serve at Silverthorn-Wright's ramily Drug Store fountain will be most agreeable. They will also de liver to you till 11 o'clock each night all orders. . 7-27-tf Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. Atlxli'luu .Moving tn llerlln IHMU.IN. August 1. (Ity Mail) Living Ih so tmieh cheaper here today than in Vienna. du to the fact (hat the Oerni'in mark b: worth mo much lews than the Austrian crown that tunny Austria mm nre mi id to be mov ing to the Gemma capital. Iteports from Vienna deneribo long lines of people waiting day und night In front , of . the German consulate, weeklng - the proper endorsement on I their purports to cross (he frontier. I The Hazelwood ice cream and ice cream bricks and also their elegant sherbet will always be found and served at the Silverthorn-Wright family Drug Store fountain where they can serve or deliver to you till 11 o'clock each night. 8-1-tf. i:i In-iMH-teil Ity Orfichils. I'K.MH.KTON. nr., WIlllHitt Uuby and V, H. Ma lone, members ot the stato highway commission: I toy A. Klein, chiel engineer; It. 11. Unblock, division engineer, and members of Ihe I 'mat Ida county court, accom panied by a delegation of Pendleton and I kill men. made an Inspection ol the north and south roml that connects Grant ami L'matlllu coun (let; last week. A request that the route bo in spected by the highway wail recently made hy men who ar kiuk iu promoie stale, icuvrnl and Mpnnru ntoU'V U AIR county co-operation In K't a through I usl nftett. n r.nUn f:lif humnnn.. Adv. 7-21-tf-1 A real ice cream sundae or irappe, made from that elegant ice cream that Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store are putting out at their fountain is bound to please you. Ry the way you will do well to take home with vnu a ntnr nr h nnart eaeh .'on.mlSk.n:day of thj ice cream. -f-2a-tf SH.ER.RYS LAST DAY I0OOOOOOOOOO00OOOO0OO0OOOOOOOOO0O0O0O0O0OO0OO Johnny 1 lines Latest "SURE FIRE FLINT" With Johnny Hincs, Doris kenvon, Kdnmnd hrcc.se, Robert Kdcson, J. Uarney Sherry, KM'ic Shannon Surc-Firc Flint says: 'Everything comes to him who luistlcs while lie waits." Also Showing a (ireat "FIGHTING I5L00D" STORY Attention Fishermen Fishing from now on is done mostly with flies on top of Hie water. We have the proper size and kind to use. Come in and look them over. You cannot Ret them any place else. Open From 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. Newlin Drug Company roml t'onncrtiliK I'cmlloton on thu north lo limns on llio south In Har ney county. Noill t'aiinlilc I'lw fhlor I'.K.NK, hit., Auk., i. -Tho mi- MUlllllhil lire ihliT Ik ii oli'nllal iiimiii riT." With iim'hv wonlK Juy V. Sli vins. rt'iri'i'ntlui; the llrp unilir- wtiUth hutiMiii of San l-'nil-isro, irri'o When you are doinjr your shop ping, suppose you call in at The Newlin Drnjr Co. and see the man ner in which we servo our custo mers. 8-1-at. Stops the hair from falliru out, Men's Heavy Blue Overalls 1 weighty J)cniins a hlg value . $1.19" KHAKI J'A.NTS Good welKht khaki panla, niuile with belt loops, cu7 boltonia $1.19 Men's huls Heri.n Kront Kluiki 19c Hoys' Sailor Ltiim Khaki Hats 35c "Tyro" Hats . Great Favorite A shape much pre ferred by many. Light, comfortable and serviceable. A Nation-Wide value. $1.98 "Let IN E Y..-r UaM-..' The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the World About four months ago when in La and it cured me of flux (dysc:ilcry.) Sh-.tL ro'f aend;1 -I. -other attack of the your city one bottle of vour Germi- complmnt three or lour yews auo ciiie for dandruff and io stop my,111"1 il fcw tloscs of this remedy cm time. It has done both. I now want, al lne- 1 havu rcco.nended it to this for three friends of mine who j 'lozens of people since I first used have trieil all kinds of preparations 11 a(l sl"' continue to do so for 1 without results. J. W. KeruuFon,' know !t is a 'lul-k positive cure Virginia, Illinois. 7-2y-tf for bowel troubles." adv. Box Wood Box Wood Put in your winter's supply good dry box wood now. White iMue Box & Lumber fo. 7-20-tf. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o Germicide and Dandruff Eradicn tor poes to Davenport, Iowa: Sil-vertiiorn-WriKht mail mc 2 bottles of your Germicide and Dandruff Krailicator. It is a irrcat preparation. It stopped dandiuff and falling of o mv hair in a month. I want this o for my neighbor. Enclosed is $2.00 q for same- Scott Blockweil, Dnven- o port, Iowa. 7-30-tf. Box wood, $U.OO. Call Mam 547. 7-10-tf. Hcmstitchins at the Art & Baby Shop, Sommer Hotel Mdp. Adv. of 9 - otv ( I, . ii .8 MAItl) g YOl'1,1. 11X1) IT 7-9-tf. o'o B"t alonff without sonio of out 0 Igbeaullful Rluaswaiu on your table g Cantdloupe Sundae ;0vhy not eall on us to.iay. oi to o Trv them at Silverthorn-Wriirht's , o soda fountain which is open till 11 : 0 ' !'.'.' ' 2 o'clock each niirht. 6-28-tf I o handsome ami art, si ic n..- Inn s oi Same Old Story Hut a Good One. Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo. the like of to st out last wet-k? You'll adnilri o them. You'll went to poss, s: 2 And you m;,y for lltth-o Phi, for it direful sln.l. .,f " ' V ",".".' " . ','..' S' ' ' ' ..u:..u' 1 I ' ...i ; ..1 1 2 "1,'in ho psyiholoKv oi wiling nr., i-reven- Son. of Viririnia. Iillinois. writes Sil- neiKhborhoml in this country ami has g on t the public, when he delK ered verthorn-Wrifrhfs Family Drug: been told and related by thousands, g the chief nddn ss today: of the Oregon s,or. P,asB ...i-, jiso fr of others, as follows: "I used a bottle I o a'l'lres' w,s I", "'.which. f"l we three bottles of your of (Jambcrlain's Colic and Diarrho-; 00ooooooooc,o00o0oooooooo S 1'. Ii. MM,Y Main 7oft nine years ng ' AN UNUSUAL SOAP VALUE PEARL WHITE, 2S bars ...$1.00 CREME OIL, 4 bare 2oc rilONE MAIN J9 HOOVERIZED GROCERY j