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PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, July 5, 1924. Dress Better, And You Look Better; Look Better, And You Feel Better; Feel Better, And You Work Better; Work Better, And You Will Be Better Regarded And Better Rewarded. FOREST FIRES Lmww STILL INAC EI Thl article Is destined lo appeui to two types of men, and ranging In ages between 16 und 60. Ho, too there ure two distinct und definite style tendencies this season In men's suits. There is the loose, loungy straight drape of the Kng- liflll tVfin unit, firwt thorn b Ih,. nil. July Opening FindS Lit- houoo "referred by the younger t e Change . in Condi-muk" ,orm ? ,2 tions on Coast the "Dres Well And Succeed" The ' 204 Depot St. Store F o r Men I'OIt'JXAND, Ore. (Hpeclul) July opens with the forest fire situation on the I'aciflc couat not gruutly changed during' lh past I month, beinjr In th main still well In hand but extremely critical, uc cordlne to (lie bulletin Issued today ly lh western Forestry and ('on servutlon Association from reports by offlctul and private agencies In uvu siuics. Although In most locullllcs the dryness and hazard has increased temporary favorable weather has julso enabled coning with the ab l normally numerous fires of early UNION SCOUTS II 0 TAKE OUTING JjTIIK IA!IK (Hpeelnl)' Mrs fjvdlu VundcvuntcV went to Union Willi horMt? and buwry .lust wok. J Ten or twelve hoy scouts took u hlko to lh lliir Meadows Wednes day morning-. 'Htmry- Itcutcr, of liiilon. wan In thn nartv. 1- The two brothers and railroad jljen, arl and John HnodgrusH. or Jtu. Urandc, wore untonir the many fttwlcr up the. creek hud, Hunduy. They made Ihelr stay on thu creek until Tuesday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hulph Newman with their little daughter Kllxu uclh, rm-ently arrived from Kree. uter( ore., are eainped al the Thwmmn uhm fur iiv tuw days' vuciilfun. They tire on their way In Cove where they will pick eher- June, ho that the patrol and fire .fighting forces havo held their own j Nevertheless it is one or the earl iest and most threatening seusons , ever experienced. Orave concern lis expressed in nearly all the re ports that, without rain, the situ ation may got out of hund ut any time unless settlers, loggers, and : forest visitors use excessive caution jwlih fire In any form, Including matches and clKurettes.. flashings , are becoming' almost explosive and 'fire noar them should be extin Igulshed Instantly. Two airplanes have been statlon ,ed ut Kugeno, Oregon, by the War Department to assist protective ss-ssv g agencies If thn smoke blanket ob " csMMitsBBBSBsssssff Hcureg the mountain lookouts. The ' , ' 'm 1 .. Oregon state chamber of commerce. urging similar action elsewhere. Ik r es for a while before returning to . Iimklnr a drive through local chain- mil ii b iiini iiiiinuii. eitiiie man Mt'orcgt Kirn oi inion, was going up wnn uuoiii X aClIlC slightly suppressed waist lim. and longer coat, Hiinple psychology lies buck ot this movement to dress well. Any well dressed man will he willing to reveal his reaction to good, clothes. A man instinctively has u hair cut. shavu und his shoes shlned before upplying for a position. Jt Is an inherent deairu to make a good ap pearance. The aggressive type ot business mun never. Tor a minute neglects ills personut uppcurance, for ho rcullzcs that it is part of what ho has to sell. Good clothes give a man poise, self-respect and confidence. We all breathed a sigh of relief when we laid aside the heavy win-' ler coats and blossomed forth in light-weight top coals. But do not make the mlstuku of laying the tup cout away with the advent of hot weather, for the well-dressed mun will need the use of his top cout many evenings in July and August. This year they are seen In close- fitting, luose-druping ami box-back effects. There is a wide range of olors to select from. Among these 1b the famous crushed blue, which Is an Indigo hue, brushed or crush ed down with u transparent gruy tint, producing a color effect that is at once pleasing und restful. Other shudes ure powder blues, sapphire gruys and forest tans. Colored Coll urn Add Kimu-tncttS. It must be comforting now tn those men who, a few years buck, desired a little something different and wore colored shirts with- col lars to mutch. They were pitifully In the minority, und yet without BARBECUE NEW SIGHT TO INK Maxville People Join in Preparing a Splendid Feast and Entertair.- nient for the Public- "8top (100 head of sheep taking them to the range lust Tuesday. Ilawley Tripp went to Union after his grundiuolher who will enjoy the outdoor life for a few days. Al Kmmons will move John Al len and his sheep to the sold spring on the ridge of Huuth Cath erine, lie went up pu.st the forks Thursday. Itosa Jones wus at the forks Wednesday, lie Is lending camp for Oscar Jucohson of North Powder. Twii Face IJ(iior ChargeM 1IKND, Ore. Charles Kotik and John Me.Mannon were urn-Hied neur Tumiilo by sheriff's officers. Itoth pleaded guilty to manufac turing liquor und will be sentenced later. 'We want peace"- a diplomatic phrase mi'Miilny: "We wani praise, provided we can have our oh ii way." FOR EVERY HOME A FLAG All Sizes and Trices GIVE THE CHILDREN A PRACTICAL LESSON IN LOVE FOR THEIR COUNTRY Uy Allowing Them a U.S. Flag Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Association." with members furnished educational material and blank pledges of care with fires, mulches and cigarettes. The Korost Hervlce has Initiated a speaking campaign through the fa cilities of civic associations. Two of the lurgest oil companies doing business on (he coust ure arranging to distribute wiirnlngs to ull cus tomers of filling stations. In California the situation Is doubly serious because there Is lit tle hope of more ruin. The N'u tionul Forests have had over 4 u fires already, lJjf of these cuusd by llghtntng , with some 3 :.'" o acres burned. Tho government has made 6(i arrests and already sectir- d 40 convictions. Outside of Na tional Forests, California reports 1 35 recent fires, covering SB.oim acres of forest und open land with U money I OKU of flZO.OOM. Washington and Oregon have lost only a few million feet of merchan table timber, but fires have run In to the hundreds and before con trolled huvo done heavy damage to second-growth lugs, equipment, and; Improvements. Idaho reports ( he sit nation eci'dingly dangerous, but that so fa:- the several fires have been handled successfully with small loss. In Montana there went fair rains In June, so the huxard Is less than elsewhere on tho Pacific coast ul t hough again gathering in inten sity. The fnrst existing condition of low humidity und potnitial dangei at thin date are In northeastern Washlnirton and iilomr the Ore iron- ! 1 'ultrortilti llm. lint nmv h ilcuiill. I wind und low humidity. exception they gave a smart look Flu Crop Cut short. HA I. KM. Ore. Not more thun 2 a per cent at the flux pluntej !ln Marlon county this season will he pulled, according to reports received by (.lovernor I'teree from I he growers. The short crop la due to continued dry weulher, the governor said. Flax pullers purchased recent ly In Canada through an agree ment between the state and too Portland Chamber of Commerce passed through Npukaiic last night and should arrive In Haleiu to morrow. These pullers will h.i placed In tho hands of tho grow ers who will pay for them In in stall men t h over a period of yaiM, SHERRY'S TODAY ONLY WILLIAM KAIUItANKS In "SPAWN OF THE DESERT" From W. C. TutUu'tt story of tin; suim! name which appeared in "Short Slork-s" And the Comedy, , " K I I. L I N (J T I M H " For Sale Seven-room home, 4 bedrooms. This hoiun bus just been finished and is III excel lint condition. Largo lot. Mil ;t;. I'rtce J31UI. Terms $4o0 cash und balance IKo rent. An acre tract located J.ist oht- side, of city limits on Cove u va line. New a -room house, excel : lent garden und young fruit and j shailu I rues. Trice $ JOOO, Modern (i-room home, base ment, puved street, cement std walk, largo lot. GOxlIO. J'rice $.r.uau. Four-room home In s'outh fi (rande. lot 1 4a4'i. bath, hot and cold water. I'rtce tliMm. Terms );on cash and balance ut 2" per month, Including Inter est at 8',. Four-room modern hoiuc, wil ' lueuled for shuiui and schitil. T'i house Is tn gtwd condition and the hiwn antl shrubbery make this u beautiful home, Trice IlifclHi. to the dresser. The spring season saw every huberdashery window with colorful displuys of colored shirts with starched and soft col lars to mutch. Kuster show thu va rious blues on display, and those men with light complexions who bought these blue shirts never felt better dressed. The combination was in perfect harmony. It may Interest you to know that 38 per cent of ull summer shirts ure colored and that 39 per cent of collar attached shirts ure worn with collars pinned down. The col ored shirts afford ample opportun ity to wear the bat wing ties, which apparently have captured the young men by storm. Ueglmentul und club stripes In brilliant combinations of colors and stripes ure quite the thing, so fur as four-in-hands ure concerned. And Tor the straws. Although hundreds of thousands of straw hats are manufactured in New York City, this great metropo lis saw but few straws lopping the heads when May 15 rolled In. This has persisted because of rainy wea ther und led some to believe (hat the (lot ham male had broken away from the prescribed convention or getting under straw by the middle of May. The many of forty or fifty years can ulwuys, be relied on lo wear the staple models, such us straight edges und smooth brims and crowns. To be sure, It is the young er men who buy the crinkled straws with slightly accentuated crowns or brims. The Hancock and Leghorn models are extremely light-weight editions and come In light and dark brown colors. These i two models ure soft and semi-stiff. I the Leghorn being of Italian straw. Japan, of course, furnishes the straw for all other models, while Knglund ships us many of the straws we Import. 1'nllke other seasons, the straw hats which were on din play this season do not stress any radical departures from the models of last year. Keverul Styles have been placed on the market with so-called unbreakable edges, but on the whole, ull-stlff models have brims from one und a half to two und u j quarter Inches, und crowns vary from Iwo and three-eights lo three und u half Inches. It was u genuine barbecue that Hie people of . Maxville had for ! the good-nut ured crowd whion gathered yesterduy to boost the great American 'eagle und pat take of the Fourth of July program. 'I he new little city locat- d about 15 miles north of Wallowa wus bedecked In national col ors, all work was suspended and by 0 o clock yesterday morning there was the spirit of Fourth of July everywhere In tho new settlement. ( It was a celebration planned and curried out by employes of me Howman-Hieks Lumber coin-puny.- and officials of the com pany were Invited guests of the employes. For two duys slow fires hud been burning In tho trenches where beef, pork, mutton und chickens were undergoing the' barbecue preparation for the feast of yesterday. Grates of heuy meshed wire carried the quur-, ters of beef, halves of hogs and vhole chickens and at intervals attendants sprinkled on the salt and pepper, painted the meal with a fine flavor, and then turned the largo portions so thatl the fire would evenly rook It. Maxville Knew but one word, yesterday and that word wus "Welcome." It was spoken by the older men and women, 1 It was fflven forth by the boys und girls and it wus prattled by the youngsters. iivery woman In' Muxvttlo ninde a cako and pies for the noonday feast, every home was represented In the entertain ment, showing plainly that it was FIND IT HERE Copy tor :hi column must ba la by :00 a. m. Noticf. Thu Clmuluuqua Associul Ion re- ".uvula thut ull nioin y iuu to Uliau- lauquu bu turned In ut oncu una that ull bills bu runUi-rud, In order that the Aiwoclutlon may clow the books for the yeur. 7-5-1 1 V !IJ;IV Isl I i-a.- Dr. Italslon has moved his office lo Jlooins 18-ly Summer lildif. . 7-2-61 Aollfc. local burber shops will clout! on July 4th und 6th. will remain open Thursday evening until !) p. m. 7-2-i'l Ilrokrn. When you have a broken wind shield or Kldu Kluss thkK your car to nichurdson. "The Art Man." lie usea tho finest gluns: a one hour service and tho rlifht price. Rich ardson's Art & Gift Hhop. 7-2-3t 8o llcmstlu lilnjj He Pleating, button holes, buttons covered, slumping. Muil orders giv en prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Fancy Art Goods. D. M. C. thread und Baby Wear. The Stitching and Art Shop, firs f.. H. Norton, 1116 Adums Avenue. Phone Main 633.. 9-11-tf. Breakfast Sets. See the new puttern of break fast and luncheon ware at Rich ardson's Art & Gift Shop. Ask to see tho two unusuul spcciuls In iin nerwaro. If you care to save mon ey it will bo worth your while. 7-2-31 571 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St, fa Grande, Ore. Your Buying Power Is Unmatchable " The buying power of our combined 5711 Department Stores means that you have a saving power here that is unmatchable. i You are always assured prices that arc the; lowest possible consistent with prevailing; market costs. Furthermore, quality is never sacrificed ira order to name low prices. Reliable quality, is in all our goods. - We do not hold "sales" nor raise and lower our prices without cause, but give you at all times. jui and square treatment and a courte ous, helpful service. i rorfect l-'lt In lOvory Truss. Quality la all right becuusu that community event of the most B guaranteed by the well known names behind them. Kittings ure perfect because in this work wc excel. Toll us your truss troubles. Silvorthorn-Wrlght Kumlly Drug Store. 7-1-31 pronounced character. Uuces and sports for the chil dren sturted the day which was followed by musical numbers. speeches and then the big noon day festival was announced. A bull game In the afternoon, skidding and loading; exhibition with horse races and dancing completed tho duy. Havarln to Celebrate Advent of Home Itrcw and Hop Orowlittf MI'NICH. (AIJ) "Brewing yoili own in Havarla, famous for lis beers, was started 900 years uro Mils summer, according lo the best Information thut has been handed down from generation to genera tion, und plans have been Inaugu rated to celebrute the event In some filling manner within- the next few months. The first hop vines nre said to have been brought to this section of the country by monks, who soon alter begun brewing their own bfer, but where they got the vines his tory does not tell. Hop gardens existed In purts of l-'rance und Germany in the eighth and ninth centuries, but It Was not until the seventeenth century that hop cultivation und beer drinking became popular tn conti nental Kurope. Motor Hunts on Ou-iiuxc I J en Klrci'tM ut Ik-lgnitle UKI.t;ilAlK (Al). On all two horse open carriages w hich here take the place uf tuxicahs, aulo moblle horns have replaced the Hhrlll yell of the driver us he (ears through the streets, und i.ll because of a young American. He came here to take over un automobile agency und found un overstock of horns. Sountime In ter, curiously enough, the city u-i-thorltles pushed an ordinance compelling horse vehicles, to be cq'ltpped with these signals. Tile 1 Americun is happy and ho Is the populace, beta a He the constant shriek of the horns gives the city un appearance, or rather sound of bustling modernity. Small Tracts Huverul 3 to 5-ucre tracts just north of Itlvcrsido I'ark. Closo to tho new mill site. Hut one mile from tho business center of tho city. These tracts aro very desirable and are closlngo.it quickly. Priced low and on convenient terms. 8eo us about these for further particulars. Wm. Miller & Co. R.nt, Mil ana repair all makes sewing machines. Ask about free dressmaking course. White Sew. Inir Machine Co., New Pole? nidr S8J-W. tf2-27-t? lection. At Itichurdson's Art & Gift Shop. 7-2-31 liox Wood, l-'or Immediate delivery. Whit Pino Uox & Lumber Co. L,u Grande, Ore. G-13-lf I'oiintalii peas Plenty of Ciootl Ones. A pen, holder and Ink bottle .complete that's a fountain pen. Fountain pens in tho prettiest styles and handiest models with fines! wrlliiiK points aro sold by us. You "put nothing over on yourself when you buy fountain pens here. Sllvcrthorn-WrlKht Family Dru Store. 7-1-31 New l-accs Kvcry lay at Our Soda Fountain. And we are plail In ha Itw.m nt, Fourth or .Inly Npifllll. we uivo them the very best Unit we Chinese and Jupanese Parasols have, but wo want every one to for the kiddies at 86c for Ihe la-1 remember that our stearlv rnnim,.. dies and girls from l.25 to 2.75 ers get our best. That Is nrohuhlv Two dozen different styles and pat- why they uro sleady, und hundreds vory best ii cream, sodas, sun daes, frappes. phosphates, or whut-. 4 ever they order, that they can get p anywhere in town. Kilvorthorn Wright Family Urug Ktore. 7-l-3t Ttids for tho erection of a two ro'om school house in Heliool Dis trict No. 911 located at Maxville, Oregon, will be received and open ed and contract let on July 14 1S24. riana and specifications up on reuuest from V. V. Church, Max ville, Oregon. v. v. ciiritcit, Chairmun of thu Hoard. 7-2-lt 1'luMi'ier IHrs-at Work. terns from which to iimke yntir s--'..f them are 1111. 1 we give them th" there for burial KAI.I.'.M, (Ire. 1). Sorber, a plas. rer employed by Hogan and com pany with headquarters in Port land, died .suddenly here loday. while working on I lie new Junior high school which is now under construction. . Mr. Korbcr lived in 'ortlund and the body will be sent n 1 HAL BOHNENKAMP Ourwral Director FJFTH AT SPUING STREET f This Institution- while never featuring prices as the principal attraction, it is a fact that the matter of price is governed by your desire and ability to purchase and a com parison of prices is invited. Service, dependable and beautiful merchandise, a thor oughly modern and convenient funeral chapel and above all else the personnel and equip ment to properly and reverent ly handle all details. SI Lady Attendant Xv , 1 - tine lii l:crv SOI) ItrllMicrs Cllllctl .Meiilnll) DcMtdcul Geo. H.Currey MneAinH" Ke Ci4ie Load LONDON. (Al' More than; 1 .ru.oiHi pej-Motis In (ireat Urltain. or one in every ana. are ineniuiiyj iefh lent Minister or Health Whea' ley declared In an address ut a conference here. Referring to the1 number of such persons i-onfined In prisons for various offenses, h 1 said that he had w ondered "w belli-1 the person who sent the men-1 tally directive person to be pun- Ishetl for something which he did.) and could not avoid doing, wnn no ; himself a fit subject for cure." I "If a person Is not girted by Ood with the power of reHsilng evll,"i the minister concluded, "it Is it uuestlon whether we. who havi , been girted with that power, ure ' ent It led lo punish that person In Ihe light of our understanding.' ' Advertttdng pays. The mun who) ( meets himself at the station w Ith , u brass band at least gets credit j Tor being wtulthy cuuut;h to hire lu baud. I Where The Thrifty Throng KOOVEK1ZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
