La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ Tuesday, Juljrl, 1924. f PAGE EIGHT TUB LA GRANDE EVENING OMSERVEK r -. r t t n a o PRIDE IN APPEARANCE Better Styles, Bigger Assortments, Greater Values Men in every city are realizing more than ever before the impor tance of good aress. That's the meaning of the ".Pride in Appear ance" Movement, which is sweeping the country. Knowing our own city as we do, we realized months ago what tne demand on us would be at the Independence Season. We pre pared. We combed the markets of the country, we secured the co operation of the .manufacturers, we made certain tnat we would have not only the largest assortments and the best styles we have ever shown but the best values as well. '1 hey're ready for you now. Wonderful shirts, the finest of hos iery, colorful neckwear, smart hats, and a new assortment 6f the latest fabrics in suits. All this is our part in the "Pride in Appearance" movement; it's the biggest thing we have ever done; we want you to supply the missing apparel in your wardrobe from our complete stock. $8 . TWgG1 THE STORE FOR MEN FREEMAN OXFORDS $5 Beautiful new models in a variety of patterns. A remarkable value. NOVELTY NECKWEAR $1 New assortments in all of the new patterns and materials. Reason ably priced. , PARTRIDGES AT El V.i VKK UtKKK (HiM'i lul) luHt winter muvitiiI I hi near tun mrtrl(lKn wlnttnI on (?lovr frok. Thin spring and im turner thoy Jmvij hi'MU'fl untl aro rulMiitf their yon n jf hero and hoi have lioi'n HlRhti'ri um far down uh the -oiiir Mhlwell place on .Mutiny creek. tTp until thin lime no one had vor wen I hem and ll Hi-etned myHtery from where they had rome. lint H wilh rmintMhut howv had lieea turned Iooho on the stale furm at I'nlon nd had cofajiU'trly dlHUppeared. It It llioiiKhl thoy had leTl tint experiment Httilkm In yeareh of n place more Hiiltahlo to their nit t ure. Heeinlnly their lialdtH are like the frroiixe, rearing t heir youiiHT In the low. Toot hi I In and as the seanon udvuiie.eH aeek (he higher inountalnK. The Kiiine hlrdH of thlH Hecllon havo heen fpiUe Hcnree for the pant few years and It Ih hoped that tin purl ridges will he pro tected and ulltw-t ti multtply. Ilnylng On. They are bcglnnlm? to hay In thin Her t ton nnil It Ih thought hy the lu-Mt of the week alt the rtrttt rulllitK of nl Ta I fa will ha ve heen cut. The weather hull huen Ideal i ho far for IhU work. Kueh Kunday m-enm to find sev eral from thlH Hecllon raniplng an riMtilnjr on Catherine creek. As well mi finding It fcrcut apart I he Miiullty of flKh In excellont thlfi year and Home of their catch Ih iMlnjr put up for the winter. Mr. ami Mm. I 'inrinc i t..v..-.. and little duuffhter, or Ijtwlon,' Oklahoma, are KUetn at the J. . i m- .m o nome. Jiurenco hna not visited Oregon alnce before the war huvinfr married following the wur and Ukliifr up a homo in Oklahoma. Jlo reports the crops wood throiiKh mom of Oklahoma. Mr. and Mm. Leo Warnick were hiiNlneHs vlHltont to Clover creek Saturday. Mr. and Mrn, Charleii Ma made a recent trip to their homo, at Walla Walla, returning Satur day lo utfaln reauiiH; running op- SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW SKK the love strategist cxlranidiniiry SKE her win the niiiii she loves, in spite of her father and her wealth SKK her as a society belle SKK her as a cabaret (lancer SKE her outwit the man who tries to rob her SKE her out-manoeuvre, iml-gciu'ial and hood wink all those who try to keep her from the , man of her choice SKK "The Fair Cheat" mid enjoy the biggest evening's entertainment Kl you've had for a long, lung time. Also THE SPAT FAMILY IN "HEAVY SEAS" Small Tracts Suvcrul 3 to 6-acre tracts J u.st noil h of Hlvertrido Turk. Close, to thu new mill alto. Hut ono mtlo from the biiHlnetta center of tho city. Theae tracts aro very dcttlrublo and aro clOHlnffo.it quickly. Triced low and on convenient terms. Hco ua nhout thCMO for further par ticulars, Wm. Miller & Co. (rations on tho old Dfcnnla place, ( recently bought by Mr. Maya. They made Die trip by auto. Mr. and Mrn. A. J5. DeVore and i 111 tie son wero vltdtors to Clover creek recently. Tho Interior xf tho Dahlstrom homo Ih being remodeled, especial ly tho kitchen Is beinir mude more comfortable and convenient by the insinuation of built-in cupboards, sink, drain boards, etc. STOMACH TROUBLE GONE SAYS SEATTLE LADY CHKIIRY CROP IS IvAIK.i: HOOD IUVKH. Ore. The Hood Hlver cherry crop is turning out larger than had been anticipated. With tho Apple Growers' uhho ela tion packing- Koyal A ones, former ly Hold 'to runners, and forward ing; them with Bin km, I-anibert and jiucK Republicans to eastern citlen under refrtfferatlon, a total of 12 cars was whipped up to last night. The shipping: season, U Ih expected will end Wednesday night, with the tonnuge reaching- 14 cars. ICight curs were shipped last sea son. Tho packed cherries have been shipped to New York city, Chicago, Minneapolis and Detroit. FIND IT HERE Cop j tor hts column must b. Id or t:00 a. m.1 Tho Loyal Hlstcrs of lho Chris tian church will arrvv Ice ('renin unil i;ukr, Thursday, July 3rd. at S:00 p. in. on Mrs. Junius HourIi'i lawn, 18U3,Adums Avenue. PublU invited. 7-1-21 Whercus . the members of I.a Orande I.odlfo No. 80U Ixiyul Order f Moose huve been called upon lo pay our lant trlbuto of respect to uur sister. Mrs. J. H. Stevens, whom tho Almighty In His wisdom hat seen fit to take from umong us, be It therefore, . . Resolved, that wo as a lodge In Nrothcrly affection extend oui deepest and heartfelt sympathy to her family In tho hour of their be reavoment. Hlirned: FHED SMITH. Ft. J. KITCHKN, DON SHANKH. . .. 7-1-11 .l Too Karly to Ntnrt Cannliur. KaBt as veitetubles and fruit ap pear preserve and' can them. Thc will come in handy next year. At cunning necessities sold by us. W possess a knowledge of preserving and cunning methods which will prove or value to you. Kplovs, para fin, sealing wax and rubbers. : mi vorthorn - Wright , o'utnyy Irur Hlore. . 7-1-31 He HeiiLMIIUitiitf HO , Pleating, button holes., button' covered, stumping. Mall orders glv. prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Kancy Art . Goods D. M. C. thread and Baby Wear The Hutching and Art Khop. Mrt f.. H. Norton, 1115 Adams- Avenue Phono Main iS3. - t -ll-tf Rent, sell ana repair all make. sewing machine.. Ask about tret dressmaking course. White Sew '- Machine Co., New Foley Bids f-W. U-T-t Tcrfivt I'll In Kvcrjr Trow. Quality Is all right because thut Is guaranteed by the well known nunief liehlnil tllem. l.'llilniri. in.. perfect because In thin wnrk we I excel. Tell us yqur truss troubles. Hllverthorn-Wrlght Kumily Drtlt Store. 7-1-31 Itox Wood. V'or Immediate delivery. WhIU Cine Itox & Lumber Co. l.a Orande, Ore. G-13-tl Be llenmliiclilng 3c All work guaranteed. Mrs. 15. C. Tuckey. 1808 Second St. 6-6-tl rountalii Pen Plenty of (ifHKl OlICN. A pen, bolder nnd Ink bottle complete that's a fountnln pen. I'oliiitaln pens In the prettiest styles and handiest models with finest writing points are sold by us. You "put nothing over on yourself" when you buy fountain pens here. Hllverthorn-Wrlght I'umlly Drug Slore. 7-1-31 A real Jum dnnco, Zuber hall. Wednesday, July 2nd. 6-3U-21 Films Kodaks Cameras EASTMAN And ANSCO Moon Drug Co. Prompt and Free Delivery Notice or (siianllattV Sale. Notice Is hereby Klven lo all con cerned that the understdiu'd Biiar ilian of Veda Price and Hussell I 'rice, minors over the a of four teen years, under and by virtue or an order of the County Court of j Union ( uunly, Oregon, made and' (entered on the Slat day of May A.j ;!.. 1:'4, will, from and after tin , :toili day of June A. I).. 1924, ut 1 tho office or J. I. Slater in U j tlrande, Oregon, proceed to sell at private sale the following describ- i ifl real estate be Ion King to thu said Jminors and nil their Interest there-1 :tn to-wtt: Lots I, S, 4, 5. 6, 7 and .S In Htoetj 6 of t'leaMatit Home Ad-I illtion In fnion t'otinty. Oretron. ' ( Terms of sale to be cash In hand. fluted and published this Snd day, of Juno A. IK I '.'.'4. i I.KI.IA H. I'Kirti. i June 2-3-16-:'3-30 Uuardiiin. j Miss Cannon Was Badly Upset Until She Took Tanlac. When 1 think of all the need less suffering I endured while I was vainly trying other thln, U ma keg me regret that J did not take Tanlsc months ago," recently said Miss Alieo Cannon. of 8040 Sunnysldu avenue, Be attle, Wash. "The past eight months, my stomach has been so disordered that I could scarcely digest any thing and even tha little I did eat did not taste right. I was terribly weak and nervous, my blood was Impoverished and 1 had hardly any life at all. "Hesldes giving me. a splendid up petite - and perfect digestion, Tanlac has purified my blood, cleared my skin of big red a pott) that disfigured my face and arum and left me with a splendid com plexion. I havo also gained weight and strength until I fel and look like my usual self om: morc, I would not be without Tanlac." Tanlac is for sale by all goo druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Tills, for con stipation, made and recommend ed by the manufacturers of Tau- 'lac. Adv. i New Faces lrry Hay at Our j Smut l-'miiiinln. j 4ml we are glad to see them and1 we give them the very best that vc I , have, but we want every one to remeiulter that our steady custom-1 ers get our best. That Ih probably why they are stendy, and hundreds i of them are and wo give them the very best tee cream, sodas, sun-! daes. fmppes. phosphates.' or what ever til? order.- that tho- can grt , nny. v hem In town. .Stiver! horn. . Wright Family lrug More 7-J-Jt' Th rejfu!r tHti-Thue dance. Zu bcr hall, lhurbd.iy. July i. T-l-it He Swells With Pride in his fine Ingredients, If ho were cheapened in any way, he couldn t puff so lightly nor brown so delicately nor taste so wonderfully do-' liclous when you Toast ; Krause's over the camp fire. Take Krajses's Marshiuallows on every outing. Tho blue and whlto tins keep the marshiual lows moist arid tender fresh until used. Kull Pound tins 60c J. G. SNODGRASS 109 Depot HI. Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Follow Your Ears Come and Hear These New Victor RECORDS m:i si:ai hi;'oius Mllln of tin- S)Imt .Mollo IaiiIo ( HiiIh iivIcIii) 10ISI Violins, viola anil 'Cello I IihijiI. j (piimli.l ignartct Xo. :l In K Mm Jllimr SIiiti (TwIiHikowsk)') I InllTis. Vliiln anil 'Orlln 1 h.njilrv (jiiai li-t JIIUlMarla, Alaril (III Capita) ioolllaii lt..sn I'mwli,- liarmo (lie Curtis) in Italian -. Rr:i rr.vrioxs 4."ll9 iil I'Miln' nml Tliir .(link lloi Jlliviul nnd (iravy anil livlenillni; Jtllslt 'U!Wllu Miliar t;iul Mot to Nit KilKnr ttiii'tt Mnn'ia 1'ri'rr la'wl.s ilanif.s I.KJHT VOCAl IDlin Juni- Hi-ought lln- llnsii IWalllnK ror llir lan anil Von llANCM ItlXOUDS lU:il.- I'aJi- Moon l,v Trot l-iinl nun ami His On li. l'o InH Classliiic : .Iran IMkelli- anil His (nth. I "I'nini Ihc l.a ml ot tliv sky Hliiu Unlvr" To a I Willi Jloso" i IM 14,111 HojI Fox Trot Tnl Wi n anil His (Mvli. isaiannnli UnO'rol Till ,iiiis ami Ills On-h. Wa-Wa-Wailille Walk I'ov Trin ' , , , ,' WarliiK's I'l'iinsyUaiiinns uloily'N Swct'thfai-I l-'o Trnt Cliarli'.s llornln'iitri' ami Ills OrchcMn Newlin Book & Stationery',' Co. Mj 475 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore. MEN'S UNBREAKABLE PANAMA HATS For hot weather wear a cool, comfortable hat at it low price. Genuine imported hut in lined and unlined models, fitted with all - leather .cushion - fitting sweat bunds. $1.98 See our showing of men's Sailors, in natural, tan and grey colors. Rea sonably priced. MEN'S Sport Shirts A cool, comfortable white Sport Shirt for dress wear. Open neck, elbow sleeves. ' .. ; , $1.59 Spo CHAMBRAY rt Shirts Blue chambray Work Shirt with open sport collar, and elbow length sleeves. $1 e 19 DRESS OR WORK Trousers Offering a variety of materials and colors suitable for work or dress wear, at a very low price range. $3.98 to $6.90 MEN'S Athletic Unions Leight weight, full cut nainsook Unions. Spell ing freedom of move ment and solid comfort. 49c 79c 98c LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS Candy pecial For Saturday and Sunday ANY CANDY IN OUR WINDOW : 39c Pound; 10c Pound Newlin Drug CoM READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS HOT WEATHER FOODS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES-A SAVING OF MORE THAN 207o ON THESE ITEMS MAKES IT ADVISABLE TO BUY YOUR SUMMER SUPPLY NOW DEL DEL DEL DEL DEL OEL DEL ... 20c TORK & BEANS, medium. 10c MONTE PORK & BEANS, small, 3 for 25c MONTE PORK & BEANS, large MONTE MONTE MONTE MONTE MONTE 19c : CATSUP, small TUNA FISH 23c FANCY CHINOOK SALMON , S.1p SPINACH, No. 21a's .... ..23c DEL MONTE TOMATOES, No. 2's .... ... . . 17c DEL MONTE TEAS, Extra Fine I.... 25c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE, No. 2i.'s.... 39c DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES . 33c DEL MONTE APRICOTS ... 29c DEL MONTE PIMENTOES 23c DEL MONTE FLOUR, Per Sack ,.. . $1.89 TWO DOLLAR ORDER DELIVERED FREE ROOVER1ZED Phone Main 49 GROCERY 2 Deliveries 1 ? X