La Grande evening observer., March 02, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

Monday, March 2, 1925.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
lu:ta, I'Vli. 37, 28. March 2 und 3.
Nuwltn Hook & Htulluiicry Co.
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Prices
World'!
Largest 1
Chain
Denartmftnt
rhc nvwv.Hl in Htutionury pn-tty
pntli-niH, prclty i-oluru just rrci'lv-'
cl. Tli) prkva an! n'tiHomtbl. ut
HllviTtlioru-Wright's Futility UriiK
Money-making Time For You
VOLUME RETAINING
;: . TIME FOR US ' .
A Combination of Tremendous Mutual Interest
Offering a Great Stock of Men's
III: llll ft ill! :-LZ Za-f'S'-..;
Store
Organization
I more. 2-2S-ir
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
KprliiK allowing or nil the latist
htyli-s in coat, suits and draws,
TluirNday, KrlUuy and Saturday ut
III..- Uonntt .Shop. Mrs. H. Mi-tcalf.
Mgr. 2-26-41
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Men's Work Clothing
At Prices That Mean A Saving
ft
Miaa Gladys sillier bus rouin for
a limited number of piano pupil.
('nil utii.llo t 7fiU n- 1, I nr.. '
uny day except Monday or Thurn
duy. Jf-7-l'.'tp
.WORK GLOVES
For Men
friends
kind
....
Silts and Overcoats
ff-fb
SOCIETY BRAND AM) OTHERS
At Reductions Both Drastic and Genuine
An unexcelled opportunity for you to buy cloth
ing of unquestioned quality at genuine savings.
Our entire stock is included in this event. It i3
clothing that we gladly guarantee.
The. models are the prevailing stylos. Fabrics
of foreign and domestic weave, and the shades and
patterns most favored this season. ' . .
3 Outstanding Groups
$23;75 31-73
Real $30 to $55 Values
WHY?
The reason for this "VOLUME EVENT" is
two-fold: '
1. This is our dullest season. "Sales" decrease
but "Overhead" keeps on, and the dull time is the
time to stimulate trade.
2. Once a year a merchant should introduce his
leading brands of merchandise with an incentive
to the purchaser. We realize that any loss wc
may sustain from this event will be amply repaid
by the new friends we make who will readily pur
chase these lines in the. future at regular prices.
3;:0f;:Tiie: World's Best
BOSTONIAN
FAMOUS SHOES
Values to $10
OTIIKK S1IOKS
$:i.9." (o $5.!).")
STETSON
FAMOUS HATS
Values to $7.f0
OT1IKU HATS
$3.95 to $1:1.50
BRADLEY
FAMOUS SWEATERS
s3.'
Values to $0.50
OTHER SWEATERS
$2.95 to $9.85
c
m
Hprl nk' tdiowlng of all tho luteal
styles In couts, HuitH und dresses,
Thursday, Krlduy und Kulurduy ut
the Uounet Hhop. Mrs. Ji. AlKuulf,
Mr, i . . -. 2-25-41
Astrologer
Mrs. K. A. lluliiifR. Jefferson
Avo., corner Willow. l'Jion,' 248-J.
2-2-lmp
Vour prescriptions iUiehly und
properly rilled uud delivered with
out delay. No extra, charge for de
livery, ut Kllverthorn - Wright'til
e'uinlly lrui? St on. 2-2S-tf
Notice of Final .Settlement.
Notice Is hereby Riven thuL the
undersigned executrix of tho lust
will und testament of Willis I. I
Stoop, deceased, hus filed in thoj
Countv Court of thn State nf Ore.'
ffon for Union County her Html uc
count, und that the court has set
Tuesday, the 3rd day of Mure it,
1925. ut ten o'clock A. M., ut the
court room of said court, us the
time und place for hearing any oh-,
jecllona to said account, und In
case no objections are filed, for j
the settling and upproving of same. !
Dated ut La Gruiide, Oregoil, I
tills 29lh duy of January, lit25,
MYKTL13 KTOOP, i
Executrix of tho last will and
testament ot Willis I). Stoop.'
deceased, j
Feb. 2-9-lG-23-Mur. 2
; j
police or fMieriirs mi it'.
Notice is hereby given tttat by
vh lue of n execution. Judgment,
order, decree und order of sain 1s
htted out of the Circuit Court of the
estate of Oregon for l.:nlon County,
to me directed and dated the lfvth
day of February, 1 125, upon u
judgment rendered and entered in
said court on the lllh day of Keb
ruury. in favor of C. C. I'en-
inlngton, plaintiff, and against Itert
Jacubs and Versa Jueobs. his wile,
and Hoy Jacobs, defendants, for the
sum of $:i52.ui). (witli Interest there
on ut the rate of H per unnuin
from the 71 h day of September,
K22. until paid, the further sum of
Jolt. 1)0 us attorney's fees, together
with plaintiffs costs und dlsburso-
iments to be taxed in the sum of
I $10. no, and the costs of und upon
Ithis writ, commanding me to make
ImuIu or the following described real
property, to-wit:
i hot numliered 7 in I Hock 4. I
I Street In the Town of l.a Grande,
' I'ulon County, Oregon. Also a stripj
!of hind Klfty feet wide off of lh-
K;iHt side of Lot H In I Hark . I
Street in the town of La Grande,
Oregon. i
Now therefore, by virtue uf said;
execution, judgment, order, decree
und order of sale, ami in compll-
ance w ith the commands of s.tid
! rit, I will, on Thursday, the Jiith
: day of March, 1H2."), at Hi o'clock t
, A. M., at the front door of t he ,
j Court. HiniHe In l.u, Ginnde, Cnttm
( (unity. Oregon, sell ut public auc
tion, Hiibject to redemption us pro-;
vided by law, to the highest bidder
Tor cash In hand, all the right. .title
and Interest whteh the within
named defendants Itert Jacobs aiid
Versa Jacobs, his wife, and Hoy Ja
cobs, had on the 7th day of Sep
tember, 11 2 2, (he date of the mort
gage of the said plaintiff, fore
closed herein, or since 1 hut dale
had In und to I he above described
property or any part thereof, to sut-.
isfy said execution, judgment, or-,
der. decree anil order of sale. In
terest, costs and accruing cos's.
hated this 23rd day of Kebruury
11125.
JLSMK IIKKSIIKAHS.
Sheriff of I'nion County, Oregon
Fell. 23-Murch 2-9-10-23
Iterllu Suit -hies hermi-e.
HLHUN (AP Suicides In ller
lln decreased last yeur to :t fur
!cuch l.fHio population., as against
to Lena in i:'.':t. efforts are
'being made to get ut the etttises of
I suicide In an effort further to i
jdltee the number.
"Pay Day" Work Clothes
Overalls and Jumpers
Made for and Sold Exclusively by the J. C. Penney Co.
A fine stock of men's
Work (Moves for ull hinds
of work.
Sturdy split 1 e a t u u r a,
horsehlde piilins, split leath
er backs, bodkin K'oves'uud
ull-lioraehide glovui. A splen
did ueleetlon, hi) within . thla
price runtfe. . 1
79 to $1.98
ROCKI'ORD. SOX
.Men's work, no In a:
liravy cotton. A niili-ndkl
siix lor Bcrvleo a fuvorltn
with uorkliiff men. At this
low price.
15c
$1
.39
ea.
Heavy blue denim. Bar tacked
pockets to prevent ripping. Double
stitched seams. . Cut extra full and
roomy. Overalls have 2 seam legs ;
2 hip, 2 side, watch and rule pockets.
ht I SI2t"!l
Nona
Gennine
Without
This
Label
Men's Work Pants
In a Variety of Materials
MOLESKINS
Jlen's grey pin striped Work Trousers
of firmly woven fabric. A trouser that
will withstand severe usage. Heavy
pockets full-cut trouser
$2.69
CORDUROYS
Cords in light and dark colors and var
ious weights. ' Full-cut sizes, allowing
comfort. Splendid values made possible
by our volume purchasing power.
$3.49 to $4.98
Crusher Hals
Of Black Felt
Htnek felt Bemi-sofl hutH,
that can be rolled und put
into a pocket. A fuvorllo
with railroad men. A big
value ut only
98c
Cowboy Hats
' In Felts and Velours
This is Indeed u fine group
of cowboy huts. Hlacks.
browns, preys and hlueks in
e vi! ru I si zes u n d styh h.
I'arlKluid Jr., Dukola, Kftf 4
and many others. See lliem!
$2.98 to
$6.90
Men's Work Shirts
We're sure you can't
equal this exceptional
value at any but a J. C.
Penney Company Stor.
79c
fast color chambray,
plain blue and grey
two large pockets
that button
square cut tails
large, roomy sleeves
and body
all sizes: to 17
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
A iiKMllum MeiKht cotton
Kitrmi'iit suited for yciir
arouiid wcur. I.oiitf sU-cvt-a
uml unUlc li-iieth. .lusl the
KiiriiH'iit for working im-n.
$1.79
MEN'S UNIONS .
Till light ni'lcht fur ut
In one pii-cu with no front.
Iiutlons. Allilotlc cut mifl
liutlullB over li-fl shouhli'i',
ahoit hIi'i-vkh, liiicc hiiBth.
$1.19
Moccasin Vamp
WORK SHOKS
A splendid work shoi fur
Die hardeHt use. Oil limited
leu! tier with sturdy Hole und
iiMKritisin style vimip.
An I'xeeptional wurl; val
ue ut this prie
$3.79
Fhursduy, l-'rlduy und Saturday tit
(he Donnet .Shop. Mrs. H. Meleulf.
Mgr. 2-25-lt
llf lllMltl'hltiK IMeol I Aim 7M
Mis. J. K. OTonnell. 1104 O Avo.
Corsellero lor Bureley corsets.
1-27-51
I'ltiinhliiic mid Sieamfiltlnf.
rontructor. Phone 1-15-linp
lleiiifltltehlnx, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
10-14-tf
I Sprlnff showlnK of ull the latest
; stybs In coats, suits uud dP'ssrs.
The lovers of Art nre enjoying
a treut In making the- plaques und
other useful and beautiful urtielep
made from Persian eluy. Mrs.
treorge Huuvrs is Rlviutf lessons In
I his work at Klehardsnn's Art &
Girt Shop from nine until five eueh
day. See t he work t hut Is hetnK
done ly the elans In the window of
the Art Hhop. 2-20-tf
Special price, 98.00 per cord oi
16-lnch wood. Phone 287-W.
12-27-
m. ii. im:mi(;
" l'.ye-SlKht SpeHulM
nniT'in (Vrtlfieate No. 34. Ida
ho eertifieute No. H.
If your eyes tire when attending
i picture show or when n'ndiin;.
our now method of treut ni for
nerve struin will remedy this trou
ble and will enable you to rend with
very eomforl. Another thlnir noC
well known Is that fu per cent of
the children wearinc glasses -are do
injf so unnecessary und by this
(reiiliiicni run be removed.
With an experience or 5 yee rs
we n prepared lo offer a hijrh
class tipthulmic Service to those In
need.
If your eyes are causing you any
trouble cull and see us ut Hotel
.omitier. Tuesday. March 3 to Wed
nesday, March 4lh, Inclusive.
3-1'-It
HND
IT
MERE
1 ;i1mo wish tn thank them fur the
oiillftil rtornl offerinns.
Ur this coIiiimii init-t Is
In by :uu a. m.
A 1!
itii.
r, y,r. li-tj. Mi!!' c.
Mr. and Mrs. Jabe I'onli .
Mr. and Mrs. l-'ratik I'onley.
J-J.llp
hour vf ttitir U-n uvt nu nt.
isiirned) HMtut.lt I.I Nil.
. . W. WILLIAMS.
J.VP HTKVKNS.
3-:-lt
o HI.
iiuit k n sultH Increase nppcttl".
tiives you "pep" rr $l.o a bottle
and Mild en;- liy Si i - hern
WrtKht'a I'amlly IrK .StiTe.
:-17-ll
If
I'nnl nf Thniiks.
I.hIi to thank our
and neighbors for
fitiiiin-t' uml s mp.iHiy
r is, the luehitx-iH of Ln
tit ande LedB' No. S.'.M I .... I Or
der o Moose hue been clbd up
wn to pay mir last tribute of r
ie. i ni our ltrother, Kdwin M.
U ox whom (lie AlntlKh'y in His
jtsdoin has Wen Tit to take I rem
iimoiiK us,
j He H Therefore, te5oled that
vv,. as a l.o.lk'e tn ltrtherly ttfree
ttou . vi. , 0iir (imjhm vnd ti- art.
' . t. .v in, an,, i ... fat. li in the
IIAI VUM K TM Ibillmi I'ls-pie Work,
1 y rihI Multt S'rhi I A complete hue of supplies ami
Pholie Main hi. After !:0t p. m. eeryl htmr (or the making nf 1 tilt -
S-; i-lf ' Inn llaUes. i-andte sticks, boxes.
and other beautltul tdjc ts of Hrt
tor the home. t1ontr with free In
struction ut Ith hunlson' Art He
tilft.Shop. 3-itf
ngun Trull Cafe, ;'ti4-J.
I 'In no Tiinluic.
I r-i.iney i.yie. uie piano nilier, 18
.it Hotel l'ohy. 3-:-tr
Trash, cans and ashes hauled.
Clean frurhrtice for feed hauled free.
Plume f1 W. 2-24-6t
The ew Neri In iyiirator.
If you have n run-duwn feclhiK
srt of all In-uml jour nerves on
ends- try I hut new preparation, u j
u r ii stimulant und builder, n i Miss Hud nut. of t he 1 vnnison
it'TM' tttnlc. h better slimulant tbatitri.. will Kive free lessons in PspT
any ukcluilk pr-parallel), Inn I'hm i . hIIiiji wax srl un I ta-
Better Values
SUNNY MONDAY SOAP, in P.nrs 13c
POKAU WIIITK SOAP, 10 liiiis , G'.ti:
COI.U m'ST .V.'A.SIIINC, POWnKU. I.nrre Pk'. 2.
PEKT'S WASHINC MAC11INK SOAP, a Pkjrs..'...$l.(M
WIIITK KING WASHING POWDER, Pkg 2Hc
PALMOI.1VE SOAP. I liars 2!)c
C1.0RAX WASHING P.LEAC1I, P.ottle. .. 2.x:
KLACKRERIUES, Ko. 10 Tin .
RASPBERRIES, No. 10 Tin
...UTLES. ,N. 10 Tiiv..:...,
EOGAXP.ERRIES. No. 10 Tin..
G00SEP.ERRIES. No. 10 Tin. ..
RIIUBARP,. No. 10 Tin
CATSUP, No. 10 Tin
..(Wc
..'.Kit-
..(i!)c
,.7'Jc
..19c
..7-K
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG.
HOOVEIUZED GROCERY
Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
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