La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti yp:WednepdayrJly 2, 1924, a PAGE EIGHT -THEliABANDEVEtoj0Vi-- i M M H n H M N M H M M i n ii M H PRIDE IN APPEARANCE Better Dress For American Men The "I'ride in Appearance" Movement is an apjeal to the American man to compete with the men of other countries in their personal appearance. . All over the United States the leading stores are making this appeal for better apparel. It is a movement to force the retail stores to keep abreast of the times and to influence men to improve their appearance. The new styles are revealed in clothes, comfort. The shoes are maaV in easier lasts,-the hats are softer with a snap brim. The shirts are made of softer materials and in mure serviceable colors. The suits are of free and easy-flowing lines. Perhaps there are a few gaps in your wardrobe. We invite you to view . our complete selection of the finest in men's apparel and to fill in those wants from our stock. . 31 c 55 THE STORE FOR MEN I50.STONIAN SHOES . $7-50 to $11 America's finest leathers in sturdy, comfortable models, finely tailored. "A treat for the feet." ' SOCIETY BRAND SUITS $45 to $55 The very lest of material made su perbly into the highest grade ap parel. "It's the tailoring that counts." SCHOO L WORK iVIHn TORESTFIRE' WEEK !S SET By proclamation of Governor J Pierce, the period of June 30th tO MO.VMOLTH, Ore. (Special to the Observer) Work hits beeu going- on for two weeks and from; July 14th has been designated the way work and lessons move F'stop forest fires" week t h rough -along it would look to the casual 'out Oregon as a measure of pro obverver that the normal had been teclion agalust the increasing fin. going for. months. Student body j menace tn heavily timbered dls or fleers are elected' every three ,tricts, according to an announce months. at the recent election ' went received by the secretary of MIhk IJIIian Schroder was elected (the local chamberVjf commerce, president: Gertrude I .arson, secre- At the request of the. Ktamnth lary and Kuby Tipton Wat kins. County Chamber of Commerce, the song leader. state chamber has taken the Inltia- On Friday at chapel President Schroder divided .the student body Into three groups for the purpose of recreation and entertainment, j Kach group is to give stunt. Although there are few men at the normal compared with the j number of women the school ts I quite active In athletics, A live ly baseball game was played re J cently between the members of j the junior and senior classes. On Friday evening of every ! wek the time Is devoted to social entertainment, games are played. 1 dancing partook In and a picture show given for all those wishing to attend. President lenders is away at present looking after educational work in other places. His teach ers and assistants here are look ing ufter the work. . The school ts very crowded at this season of the year and everyone is busy. One help at the normal school ts the cafeteria lunch prepared by Miss Woods and her assistants. This is especially bandy for nil thone batching and going to school. The Fourth of Jsly is nearly here and the school will be dis missed on Thursday noon. July 3. All those who de-tire to do so rat o home but a celebration is be ing planned for those who find they arc unable to spend the va cation days at home. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Don't Change Druggists While Away From Home No matter how up-to-rialu the resort you visit, you'll not find the same sort of satisfaction in trading with strange merchants as you experi enced in dialing at home. Don't change just write lo us when anything is needed and we'll send it by rarer! Post. Newlin Drug Co. I American! giggle when Wales takes a header. It is so much morn dignified to dive through a windshield. Hot Weather Continues With Change Not Near TODAY'S TKMI'KKATriu; 1 1 :H0 a. m., U6 degrec-ft a (kmc. 1 :3u p. nu, 96 degrees above. The hot weather continue with little promise of abatement very soon. The weather forecast from Portland today indicates that there will be no change in, temperature today and tomorrow, l,a Grande's maximum mark yesterday was 1U0 degrees above, one degree cooler than Monday. Yesterday Portland thermome ters registered 9g above; Pendle ton lS. Medford lu Walla Walla 104 aad'Bo.se J02. tlve to aid In fostering a statewide "Stop Korest Fires association." Prizes will be offered for the in dividuals bringing in the; largest number of applications for mem bership. , MEANS AND JARNECKE SENTENCED ( Continued from par 1) Atlanta for two years. Means was also fined 9 1 u, (Mid and Jarnecke $5,000. World's Largest Chain Department Store Organization TfB. B.H J .I I 7 IP Cb Reliable Quality Goods Always At Low Prices NKW YORK AP) Oaston B. Means, former department of Jus tice agent, and his secretary, Kl- j mer J. Jarnecke. Tuesflay night were convicted of having conspir-j ed with bootleggers Illegally to withdraw whiskey from distilleries. The jury was out one hour. Counsel for Means and Jarn ecke were "given until noon Wed nesday by Federal Judge K. Wol verton of Oregon to file any con templated motions. No date was set for sentence. The prisoners were given Im mediately into the custody of the United States marshal and taken to the Tombs, , FIND IT HERE Cop? for this column must bs In by 1:00 . m. Dr. Itsjston has moved his omen I to Rooms 18-19 HoimniT Bldg. , 7-2-6t! Not Too l-njr to Ktrt Canning, Fast as vegetables and fruit ap pear preserve and can; them. Thu will come In handy nnxt year. AI cunning necessities sold by us. v posatiut a knowledge of preserving and cunning methods which will prove of value to you. Kplcea. parm fln. sealing wax and rubbers. 811 vcrthorn - Wright family Drug Htore. 7-l-Jt Canl of Tlianlu We wish to thank our many friends for the kinrtiiM. ahnKl. .... Bend IS. .after the death of our loving hus- oanu and rather. We sincerely ap preciate all the beautiful Moral of ferings from our many friends and the Kagles lodge. Mrs. M. M. Shirley. Kainily and Kelatives. J Ill Y A LI-I'LATE FORD BATTERY $16.50 ri n CAKS WITH B-Vnll Mnrlhig anil Lighting Systems ' lt-.-l-l- N Perkins Motor Co. l.l.VCOI.N . 1'dltH . lOUDSO.N ItoCMli 111,1k. ,.,, ,,, Hy mutual agreement the follou- Inr Jewelry stores will be closed frlday and Saturday. July 4th and 5th. 19H. - . SIKG1MST & CO.. J. H. I'KAltrJ & SON. (J. H. HIKNIK. H. W. HKWITT. 7-J-lt Notlt-c. Ical barber shops will close on July 4lh and 5th. Will remuln open Thursday evening until p Hi. 7-2-2t Bids for tho erection of a two room school house. In School Dis trict No. SO located at Maxvllle, Oregon, will be received and open ed und 'contract' let on July 14, li24. Plans and specifications up on request from V. V. Church. Max VII le. Oregon. V. V. CHURCH. Chairman of the Hoard. 7-2-11 llllIIIIBIIBIIIBBBIBIlElBLllHIEBia H urn SSIi.ER.R-Y.'Ss Last Showing Tonight S "THE FAIR CHEAT" If you want to laiijrh liilai iously, thrill intonsolv, u enjoy yourself imnifiist;ly, don't, whatwer you do, M n nnss it! Ako TIIK SPAT FAMILY In "HKAVY SKAS" n n n M ft n FOR EVERY HOME A FLAG All Sizes and Prices GIVE THE CHILDREN A PRACTICAL LESSON IN LOVE FOR THEIR COUNTRY By Allowing Them a U.S. Flag Newlin Book & Stationery Co. ' u.nUiii iH0iJ Broken. When you have a broken wtn.l ehirld or side slnim take your car to Hichsrdson. The Art Man." H uses the finest trlass: a one hour aerv.ee and the risrlit price, ltich ardson's Art ft Gift Shop. 7-2-St The Loyal Blatera of the Chris tlun church will serve lee Cream and Cake, Thursday, July 3rd. ut 5:00 p. m. on Mrs. James Houjth'H lawn. 18U3 Adams Avenue. Public Invited. 7-l-2t 8c HprnMUOslntf Be Pieatlnir. button holes, buttons covered, ttfiiiptng. Mall orders Riv en prompt attention. All work JL 475 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot SL, La Grande, Ore. " MEN'S REDYED ALL-WOOL Army Serge Suits A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A GOOD SUIT AT A VERY LOW PRICE The result of an enormous pur chase by the J. C. Penney Co." stores. Thousands of yards of , genuine Army Serge, redyed and cut into Men's Dress and Busi ness Suits, offering Service, Style and Quality at a truly remark able price. - Csvv $17.50 A Three-Piece Suit coat, vest and pants. Well made by skilled workmen, assuring you of fit and comfort. Full lined, three-button con-' servative cut coat, worn by the majority of well dressed men. J. C. PENNEY CO. VALUES This is indeed an exceptional offering, made possible by the large mass buying of our hun dreds of stores. OTHER SUITS Suits for young or older men in models for dress or sport wear.. All-wool cassimeres and unfinish ed worsteds, Palm Beaches and tropical serges. , Visit our Suit Department. '' $19.75 to $31.75 guaranteed. Fancy Art Goods 'Shop. D. M. C. thread and Baby Wear. The Stitching and Art Shop. Mrs L. H. Norton, H15 Adams Avenue. Phone Main 633. 9-11-tf. Ilrvaktast Sets. See the new puttern or break fast and luncheon ware at ltich urdHon'e Art & Gift Shop. Ask to nee the two unusual specials in din- 7-2-3t not Wood. For Immediate delivery. White Pine Box & Lumber Co. ia Grande, Ore. 6-13-tf Fountain Pens plenty or Good Ones. A pen, holder and ink bottle complete that's a fountuin pen. nerware. If you care to save moil-1 l'ountain pens In the prettiest styles ever they order, that they can g4 anywhere In town. Sllverthorn V right Family Irup Store. 7-l-at ey it will bo worth your while. ; 7-2-3t Rent, sell and repair all make nwlng machines. 'Ask about tree dressmaking course. White Sew tn sr Macnius Co., New Foley Bldg Sl-W. 12-27-U tnd handiest models- with finest writing points are sold by us. You "put nothing over on yourself" when you buy fountain pens here. Kt I vert horn-Wright Family Jrug Store. . s j : ' 7-1-81 Perfect Fit In Kerr Tms. ' I Quality Is all right because that) is guaranteed by the well known) The regular Old-Time dunce, S5u- jber hall, Thursday, July 3. 7-1-31, excel. Tell us your truss troubles. Hll vert horn- Wright Family Urup Htore. 7-1-31 5e Hemstitching 5c All work guaranteed. Mrs. K. C.I numes behind them. Fitting arejTuckey, 1808 Second St. 6-6-tf i perfect because in this work we New Faces Kvery Day ai Our Sotla Fountain. And we are glad to see them and we give them the very best that we have, but we want every one to remember that our steady custom ers get our best. That Is probably why they are steady, und hundreds of them are and wc give them the sodus. sun- Fourth of July special. Chinese and Japanese Purnsols for tho kiddies at 5c for the la dies and girls from $1.25 to $2.75. Two dosen different styles and pat terns from which to make your se-rvery best Ice cream. leetton. At It ten unison's Art K- Girt frtipprs, phosphates, or what- Small Tracts Several 3 to 6-acre tracts Jiiat north, of Riverside: Park. Close to the new mill 1 Bite, But one mile from , tho business center of thn city. These tracts are very desirable and are closingo.it Quickly. - Priced low and on convenient " terms. Sco us , about ihesofor further par ticulars, Wm. Miller & Co. HOT WEATHER FOODS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES A SAVING OF MORE THAN 207o ON THESE MAKES IT ADVISABLE TO BUY YOUR SUMMER SUPPLY NOW DEL MONTE TOMATOES, No. 2's V DEL MONTE PEAS, Extra Fine DEL MONTE TINEAPPLE, No. 2',Vs DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES DEL MONTE APRICOTS DEL MONTE TIMENTOES DEL MONTE FLOUR, Per Sack DEL MONTE PORK & BEANS, small, 3 for........25c DEL MONTE PORK & BEANS, large 2(c DEL MONTE PORK & BEANS, medium. 10c DEL MONTE CATSUP, small 19c DEL MONTE TUNA FISH : 23c DEL MONTE FANCY CHINOOK SALMON...V......33c DEL MONTE SPINACH, No. 2'i's 23c TWO DOLLAR ORDER DELIVERED FREE KOOVER1ZED GROCERY ITEMS 17c 1 25c S 39c B 33c 1 29c I 23c i .....$1.89 9 i i.i rT"e xiainv Ziieliveries BfiailBBBIBEBEXBHSHSBCaEEBBBOSEr. i