La Grande evening observer., February 27, 1924, Image 2

Wednesday, February 27, 1924.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FASHIONS
SAY
ben Day
Brings
Springtime
Nearer
An intereseting thing about new spring
fashions is evidenced not only by new lines but
by high collars and a combination of plaids
and stripes.
The, new three-quarter length coat with
.shadow plaids and stripes the new Flannel
Sport dress with checks and pin stripes.
They are all here.
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A Good Flacc to Trade
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
'y . BUILD TO STAND
i ' And when your house is done you can
forget about it for years as far as repairing is
concerned BUT THAT TAKES MIGHTY
GOOD MATERIAL WHICH CALLS FOR
;f BLUE MOUNTAIN OREGON LUMBER
' t ' , Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547
J. L. MUNHALL
IIUNNG STORE
PRQVEMENTS!
ftru'o." nntj Dm! tho noih-yhonler
i t'un r''iv IhiI am umlcr Ui uo
I nuil workiit,' oi" the HyHtrm whU-ii
j lino inHiii-uncn In lasd.
t i:. '.. JltTziriKi'!-, rprest-nllnif
lltr r-fon j.H'ity innrac- roin-
JUt)i which it- li.irui rfHVrvti rutm.
.un . Hk(- u miuiht-r of tiuoKtionrt t
wlM' i lie iin cihi wan thrown opwi j V
fur iih.il Ion. Sonic ol' thorn- j J
nlit'Kl inllt: j-iihu..j1 iiit.r ill- I
.J. C; Penney Co. Gettn5'"r "K w .,. , JX
' Ready for bprmg Busi-"'on- imi.nr ami w for th hh. I I
, n(,sb---itC(uxoj diug anoi;;0)(, on tUff,.rvlil ,,ianfl l0(lav
' 1 ainLUlg. j wun u iiH'i-iinK ihat ullrarlfd oon- j
b :iMl(rablt it Mention In insurunoi' J
i ii uvrr me muin dccuus" Mr.: v
Mrinnins -xt yo. It thn J. C. UHOnnon ls ,irohhly tho firm I A
Penm-y Co, eoutomplul e palntlnr Utfriit -tlin life liiMiiranrn who) J
,antl redfcoralliiH Mich cnlln- ntonij uim m.in.1lf(J to talk to men col- !
;wlileh will tnrlu.le new paint on tin' Iwilvely uml to hold public moot-j
j front of Iho huililin,-;, fro.shonlnK of mi on the mibjcrt oi' liJ-surunee. J
the HitfitH, 'revlMion of the number i 'hat thero ha he. it u field for ;
of Dtor; now Included In the n;i-, Mirh meetiiiKs Wuh Hliown by the
lion-wide Hytnl irate benidew poliKj number who aittMided Juki evcniiiK, I X
over Ihe woodworlt, rounler; uml!ul of whom were Ki'eutly Inter-V
Bhow fUHi'H. j e.vied. Two HtenoKTuplier took i
I "This In io be the beat, year in j down every word that was Hpoken X
Tai Orande'H blnlory In iny opln- tlin im'etinW In. Ileal Ink t hat I ho : j
Ion," remarked J. A. Tedford, nian-P'iniiraiiee war betwoen the leal
of tlie Ka (Jrande Htore, "and I reserve rompune:i and the. haslneKH '
we Intend to be ready to lake rare! a.-woeiation p)nn n not ubutlntr but t
of our share of that bunlneMs. From ihat it Is rvurhlfiK it Muiro that hi
every nnle Keneral condition. bound to ultruet nioro and more
deem to be improvliiff and with the'l"""1 intereHl.
pasHaK" of t he MeNary-Hatiffen '
wheat bill (lie farming IndiiNtry In ti-t rrrra
'('oIhk to Khow marked Improve -1 JVLj It V iiUoo
ment. Iu firande'n fill urit Ih uk
' Ktircd with Die IndiiHlriul plant and
it Ih a t'LLHt' now of beinjf ready lo
.serve the people hh (he elty i,towh.
Thronirhout 1 he north went i,a
(Jrande (b on the Hps of everyon
Nhe hun KtOOlt Die dfpreHMioon re-
'niarkalily well and i'iihtkch now
!vil !i Improved ronditiouit ul ready
pOHWHHed of il uioinenl urn whleli
, will curry her alon -at u rapid
rate." '
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ORANGE IS
THE BIG ISSUE
McKennon Discusses Dif
ferent Forms-of Life
I Another new Shipment of
Si Arrow Shirts
FOR MEN
1924 patterns in new shades and colors, creating
snappy Spring effects. "Priced from
$1.75 to $3.50 ' .
Scranton and Short, Inc;
A conipli'to nudit or tho
or llic ohl UilininiMtriitlon
iiiu)f iiy kM, H. Iotiohu
ri-port wuh n-arl al ttie imM.t inic I 1
at whinli Minn al funds and i-i-o-!
orris wrrr! tunirrl ovrT to nowl..
ol'ficlal.'. I i J
It in thn ntrntion to continual
the Kcrt (Tonh worlc In la i rn I Hi . !
lo the r-xlr'iu oi lookini! uftiT Iho! t
ox-sr'rvico men nt Uio pri'sr-nl. timr.-i.
anrl probably luu-r on lo adti a no-j..
I'll worXor for civilian nllcf. it
JlomliorH or tho old hoard had i t
wrvi-rl Miner? llio lii'Kinnlnr; of Urn
world war and thry wi'ro vory j JL
anxious that I hoy 1,0 ndlr-vod or j
Urn work. Tho rlrat of IIiIk yea;' ,
a niPRtliiK was r-alh'rl and II. wuii J
pr'rmlt this and .MIms HoIsIiibit. ! , -
rr'presontlnR Iho hoarl offlco cam- j 1 . ' '
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Insurance Number of Wce-edod in re?ivin(: interest i 'bLATrLHY HAAub
Questions Asked.
At tho. city hal last evening nn
Interesllriff nieeiing look pitied at
vhleh l-'ioyd McKennon discUBHrd.
difl'erent fronm of lifo insurance,
lit- repreHenlM what Is Known nn
ii "IniHlnejui n.ssoeiiil Ion" from, of
Inurnnre, whlln llio lefjal rosrrvo
coinpnnieH haso iheir business on
d I i'lereiti 1 ineK. M j'. M n Ken non
disjierled a numlier of fronts of
life lliHtinuieo polleies romptli'lni;
(he 'Meal rescrvo" plan will) the
''hii.'uneHri nsaoelalion" plan. Ill;;
eon lent Ion was (hat (he nverar-t
old Hen company ne.lJM two-thinHK-nnni'flv
"Invesl ii und"' inhirf-
ilie work lo Iho exten! that. Mr.
Hloddard won pnrsuaded to tnka I
tho ohalrmunship and hfi has withi
him t ffood .strong hoard rapahi t !
of RivhiK die. Hed f'ro.ss Rood !'- j
DEFEAT ON YOUNG
STRIBLING IN GO
P.I'KKALO, X. Y. f AP) The de
olsion of Jimmy Hlattery of Huf
I'ulo over Younf? Strlhliiif?, In their
Hi:round bout hero Monday night
canned Rloom In the Rlrlhlinff camp
althoiiKh neither tho younf? hoxer
nor "l'a" SirHilinj? had anylhlns to
say about thn rover.se.
The constant ntlack of Slattory
in, the rounds won mmch fa
vorable, comment. Only 'oncn. In.
the third, round, did" ho Jirmvr. J
StribJinfi'N .(In Cenno was vory. kooiI
and lie did not fuller until .thfl!last,
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MONEY
On Improved
Union County Land
Write J. C. Palmer,
225 Henry Bldg.
Portland - Ore.
i way r;mmGr
Safe
Milk
Fortnfantt,
Invalids,
Children.
The Aged
Rich Milk, Molted Grain ext. in powder
form.niokesThe Food-Drinkfor All Ages.
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also In Tablet form.
Ask for "Uarliokfa," at all Fountain!.
Rt7" Avoid IniUatirNn. Substitute)
The
Home Plate
FlolilorK' Cloves, r.Oo to $8.00
fnlclliTB Milts, St.OO to SIR
Hals Ju t" S.M
Twenty yours' experience in
Ppoi-UnK Goods
A. i. SlinlrlhlK AKl'llts
MilNNIS JOHNSON
l'ropH.
for Spring of
The
New
Savage
-fit'
Vi r$ ly: J ,
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40c MERCHANT
LUNCH
Prepared by our cap
able chef, Mr. Neionian
every day -at noon.
The
Palace
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WE HAVE ON DISPLAY MANY NEW CREATIONS IN THIS POPULAR NEW FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERED IN TAPESTRY, CRETONNE AND MOHAIR CRETONNES
' j w rini tmi u hum ui r-f l"J' wmnrrw. I j i Mi J ri)i nn ii iiwdn i a Tnrr u,ttBi in r hi i m " ,1 n im jTirntni i .i I
This beautiful furniture, distinctive in design
and construction, can be secured in a large
variety of styles and finishes adapted to har
monize with any type of interior decoration.
Before deciding on any new pieces for your home, you should 'come in and lot us show, you
the advantages that Pacific Fibre Furniture offers.
Boh
nen
Different from all other Waslunjr Machines
Dries Clothes Kcady for the line in One
Minute.
IfNATE ZWEIFEL
Dealer
Company
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