Friday, June 8, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Im CramW VWtar - V w
0. K; Orlfffth. of Burlcy, Ida.,
stopped at the Sacajawea yester
day while In this city. ' -
Jay Levi and wife, of I.ostlne,
raKintrPd. at tho HacnJawea Inn.
yesterday while In this city.
ttwMor at Tho I rirawle
, jVlrfU WaKUr ami wife, of Kor
mLtqn,, Ore,K registered, at tho t-a
Grande yesterday. '. ''
At Tho Sacajawea
Mrs. C. A- Terhuno and daugh
ter. Mlsa Mury Terhune, stopped at
the Hacajawea Inn y est unlay while
In this city. They are from Burloy,
Mu, .. . . .
.XcavUiy for IX'wUton . ". , .
, ' Mr. and Mr. Dextor, Mattoon
will leave Moniluv for LewlHtun Oil
fc viU with relative, there. . ,
,ir. Swam NtiU II
Harry-Bwarts Is raUunJIy con
valescing from a serious operation
at Hut Laka,
At. ThcTa r.niudcHf-
l John l' Urodzki, general safety
njrent for the O. W., registered at
tho Lu Clrnnde yesterday while. In
this city1 on business. Mr. Orodzkl
Is from Portland. .
em Prom Knok
Mr. and Mm K Peterson, of
Wpokane, were l.a Grande visitors
yesterdny. They registered at tho
Sacajawea Inn. -
Hcro J Yom 1m Anjrclcw
."Mr. and Mm. M. Holmes, 'of T.na
I n nHi.lu via-
It Am yesterday. They stopped nt
tn (,a urnnue.
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Story Hour Tomorrow -
1 Children are nntlclpaihiP' the an
nual doll's story hour at tho now
lioyrt and Kills room of tho public
library tomorrow morning nt 10
'-. o'clock. 1 .'
' Rtiidylnir In lorttaml -
, VMIhh Berth a Hantx. daUKhtcr, or
Mr. and Mra, (;orge Kant. 1m hi
florttaad where she to studying vio
. ktn with. Kuilininn. Miss ltantx
, pkiM'tO enter Iteed college this
. fll. Miss HunU is slaying with.
rMa.tlvas.
Hearing Chansc'l '
t Although hearing time for tho
three sidewalk, Improvement dis
tricts premnted to tho oily cam
imi.Mslon Wednesday night was sot
for Juno 37, It was discovered yes
terday that that would not allow
enough time for tho posting; of no
tices undi-r -the Bancroft bonding
act. And as the following Wednes
day Ik July 4, a holiday, tho com
mission has changed tho hearing
flute on the three districts July 11.
rTo Paint ;ragc
J Tho Lutheran Boy Scout troop Is
palming the Lutheran, church gar-
Goo to Itakcr
Mj-s. K. l.arkln and young son,
Dick, went to Hakor this - morn
ing for a short visit with Mrs.
l.urkln'a mother, Mrs Mink..
to lis key
. Mrs. Saxon Bruce nd daugh
ter. Voncell, went to Flake r on train
No. 24 this morning for a .day's
Lislt with relatives.
Uouio VHxuu Duitiiu
Miss Dorothy Kttcrhard arrived
homo this mo in in g from the I'nl
verslty of Oregon for, tho sunuuor
Vacation.- , i
Gom to Vnlon- -
Mrs, Q. N. Tarklngton vwcnt to
Union Inst night and will remain
their with Mrs. Park, her cousin,
who is seriously 111. for a couple of
days! Mrs. Tarkington haa been
hack and forth from Union for tho
past te weeks.
IV' turn From OoNoicc
Miss Qracla rlnggerty, William
Haggerty and Sydney Dobbin, all
of Union, were, on train No. .4
this morping ei route, qoino from
V. of O. for tho summer vacation.
Homo Fnun Wlltanettc s
Miss Helena price was among
the college students who arrived
home this morning on train No.
24, Miss Price. Is a student at Wil
lamette She Is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Walter Price. '
I.eavo for Ncasldo
Mt and Mrs, Norman Desllet
left tho Mint of the week for Hon-
sldo where they' will makn their
homo during the summer montha
yr. and Mrs. Desllet mnnngo the
Neaniuo note! irnrner and nenuty
shop during tho summer months.
Ho Is owner of the Koley shop hero.
Mr. and Mrs. lJesiU-t made their
home in tho Kotey npnrtmonts.
IMcarx o on Way llonw
Having attended the state grange
"meeting, Walter M. Plaroe went to
Salem for a few hours yentwrdky,
doubted back to Potrland and
checked out of the Reward In time
to catch tho night train for his
home near I -a Grande. Tho form
er governor Is- already campaign
ing for congress in tho second dis
trict. ' . , .
v ' Portland Oregonlan.
Return to Knterprb
Miss Maiido and Miss Martha
fustevl of Knterprlse, were Is Jji
Urandu this morning on their way
homo la KnierprUe for the sum
mer vacation. They have hem at
tending school at Uoodlng.
liCavo,! for Seattle
Dr. H. fl. llrownton left last night
ffor Seattle whore ho will join Mrs.
nrowninn ana tneir uaugnter ior
othy who are visiting with Sheldon
and Wesley llrownton nt .the Uni
versity of Washington. Drfl and
Mrs. llrownton and- Dorothy will
return In JU days or two weeks but
It Is understood that tho two boys
will not return for the summer ex
cept for visits as they hnvo ftocured
positions o)Kwher.
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ONE PERSON TELLS ANOTHER
That's Why This Is A Great Sale!
CLINT'S CLOTHIERY
Forced to Unload
IKmfcr Weather all Spring Plays Havoe with Business
Merchandise bought for Spring and Summer wear could not be
Sold in the regular, way due to cold weather all Spring hence
this mighty cutting and slashing of prices on Men's and Young .,
Men's high-grade quality Clothing IJats, Shoes, Oxfords, Lug
gage, Furnishings, etc. -
One Person Tells Another .'
Evidenced by the enormous response to this mighty sale daily;
People know low prices on quality mei-chandise by the large vol
ume of sales since this sale started. .They are finding real sav
ings, genuine bargains here! Don't miss' this event! Hurry!
Get your share of these bargains before they are all snapped up !
Clean Sweep Sale
Men's and Young Men's Suits
Closing Out All Present Stock
Only drastic circumstances could be responsible for such ridiculously
low prices on our cntir stock of Men's and Young Men's Suits. Don't say
that you never, never have a chance at real bargains in suits. Just come
sind buy, one, two and three at these low prices.
', ' ; SUITS . : '
' I.OT J .For men and young men,
Michaels-Sterns and others, styl
ish styles. Values to $3.r.(K, now
IT $24.75
suits
LOT 3 A fine lot of men's and
young men's high' grade suits,
Michaels-Stern & Co. and other
good makes, newest styles. Val.
tq $47.50, COO Hr
now, suit .... ' J)tJO. 4 O
SUITS
One lot Men's and Young Men's
Suits. Values to S42.50 to be
closed out quick,
' now, suit
$9.95
SUITS
LOT 2 A wonderful group of suits
for men and young men, Michaels
Stern & Co. and others Values
to $10.00,
now .
$28.85
SUITS
LOT 4 The pick and cream of the
clothing market, Michaels-Stem &
Co. and other high grade makes,
latest styles, val. to flJOO OK
$.')2.50, now suit ... tpOO.Otl
SUITS
Entire stock Men's and Young
Men's light weight two piece suits,
late styles, val. to Q QK
$37.50, now, suit.... " pA.tt
BUY TILL IT HURTS - SAVINGS ARE GREAT
MEN! Here's Your Shoe Opportunity.
Selling Out Discontinuing Entire Stock the World
Famous Nettleton, Dr. Reed, Foot Schulz, Edmonds,
Foot Fitters and Roberts, Johnson & Rand.
'These wonderful makes of footwear of superior quality and workman
ship for men and young men now in a mighty sale to sell out, discontinue
entir lines mentioned above. The former cost has been forgotten sale
prices now that move this footwear out in a hurry. Come get yours, be
well shod at small prices. .
Dr. Reed
Dr. IUmmI Always
worn by prominent
men who want stylo,
quality ami wear.
Tlw famous cushion
Holm. I teg. ti.Wi
now. pr.
Nettletons
Noulctoii' famous
Umk' uul oi funis
. for HM'll. lAtrMt
Htyltfl, reg. 14.50
Mrrtrtml for quick
wile, pr
$8.85
Edmonds
11 utondH Foot -11 1 -tcrx.
standard natal
ity for yearn. Shoes
and oxfords, liieh
arcade, re. 8.8.V Lat
est style, now. pr.
$6.45
FootSchulz
root, Scliul, known
i lie world over for
Hiylo ami quality.
Kltnr and osfontH,
reff. 8.A5 now. pr.
$6,45
$8.85
CLINTC CLOTHIERY
LA GRANDE,
OREGON
Watch 'Em
Snap These Up
SAILOR STRAWS
Men, Young Men and Women
who buy for men, come, take
your choice of any Sailor
Straw Hat in the house; new-,
est wanted styles, on sale Ex
tra Special for quick sale at
HALF PRICE
One Lot Men's Dress Caps, in
assorted fancy patterns. Val
ues to $3.45, on sale, Extra
Special '
each J
$1.95
One Lot Men's Shirts, neck
band style. Nice assortment
of patterns; all sizes.-Values
to $2,95. Sale t- qq
price, each pJL'0
Men's Work Shirts of blue and
gray chambray; sizes 1 4 '2 to
17. Regular 1.2.,
Kale price, each ........
89c
One Lot Men's 88x88 count
Athletic Union Suits, the pa
jama check, full cut. A won
derful garment. , Extra Spe
cial Sale pnee,
suit ;.
87c
Don't miss this buy in One
Iot Men's regular to 75c Di'ess
Hose, all sizes at
per pair
48c
One Lot Men's regular $2.43
Khaki - Pants, lioss of the
Itoad, now,
pair
$1.88
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Entire stock Janten Swim
ming Suits for men, women
and children greatly reduced
in price during this Mighty
Sale.
Entire stock Women's regular
$1.00 pure thread Silk Hoj4C
most wanted colors; all sizes.
Now priced for com
plete sale, pair
69c
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ItccovtjrhiB; Trout erut Ion
J.IUIan Cnoktion Is In the llmnrto
Itomle hospital whew bIui Ih recov
ering vc?ry mitlHfaetoiily from an
appendix operation which she un
derwent a week aKo.
II onto Vrom Vnlvcrslty
MIhs Veila Price arrived home
this morning for summer vacation
from Beat tit where she Is a student
nt the I'nlvendty of Washington,
Her brother, ItUHsell, will not be
homo for.a few weeks.
UaUU Cr Portlands-
Mr. uml Mrs, 1U i). CooIUIro and
daughter. Barbara, aro leaving Uy
car tomorrow morning for Port
land where they will meet their
suji. Jack, who has completed his
lHophomoro ierm at V, of O. They
will go on tofleaihart foe a visit
j before, returning home In about a
j week.
ls In -:ueuc .,
Miss Alyce Cook left Tuesday,
'for Kngcne wher she phina to
jspend the summer. Miss Cook
.hopes, to find summer work there.
(She expects to enter tho university
i(hls fall. Miss Cook was an honor
jgruduute from the high school this
jHprlmr. Hhe Is tho daughter of Mr.
fund Mir. Itny.A. Cook. -
llonio Frtmt Kchonl
George Anderson Arrived noma
this morning to spend the vaca
tion with his purents Mr. and Mrs,
George- Anderson, Ho Is a student
ut U. of (X
News of lllrtli--
'Krlends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ward will be Interested to hear
that they are the proud parents of
an eight-pound baby girl born to
them on .May 17 at the Deaconess'
hospital In Hvoknnc. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward wero formerly residents of
this city when Air. Ward was em
ployed - by (he lllue Mountain
! creamery. They now tnako their
home In Rpoknne.. Hoth mother
and baby doing nicely.
fines to Seattle
T. A. McKlntUry . lias Rone to
Seattle where ho is nttendlng n
meeting of the advisory hoard. Mr.
McKlnstry Is chief dispatcher nt
the O.-W. offices here. During bis
absence. It. W. Teeters, night chief,
is working In his place.
VIsltliUEltclatlvcw
Mrs. -Oeorgla Wade Olsen, of
Qt n J.'VfmMoiri n nil fni-mni'lv nf 1 .n
Grande, wlio has been visiting hero
with relatives and friends, went to
Payette this morning for a short
visit there. Bho will return hero
In a few days.
Arrlvo Fitnn MnssaHiiwettA
. Attorney Clinton King and
mother. Mrs. George K. King, ar
rived here on train. No. 24 thin
morning from Springfield, Mass..
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joel
1 1 icha rdson nt 1 ) I Oak st reet.
Mrs. Itictumlson Is a daughter of
Mrs. King and a brother of At
torney King. Mi King will stay
foi about three weeks while Mrs.
King .will ninko a more extended
visit lusting probably through thft
summer. .
lu Kntcriirtsc
Mra, KVeret Keown and sons.
Kverett Jr., and Jerry, went "to,
Kilerprlse Thursday for a weekend
visit with Mrs. Zola Pheffer. They
will rot urn tomorrow evening or
Sunday morning.
Home From IntcrcMliux Trin
Mrs. and Mrs. 1 L. Meyers re
turned home Wednesday from a
week's trip to tho coast bringing
with them their daughters, Dorothy
and Morgaret. who huvo been away
fOr the winter anil will spend the
summer vacation at homo. Mr.
and Mra, Meyer hud an uneventful
trip, driving to Portland, although
they found the road finite, rough
hetwoon hci Pendleton, but I
coming home' had tho only dis
agreeable ejcpc'rlt-nce of their trip
when they struck . tho stretches
from Sunscf Inn on to Ijh Grande
that had be com a much rougher In
the week following their first drive
over tho road. Badly torn up roads,
loose rock and oiling from Kamela j
on all contributo to make travel i
anything but pleusnnt and In addt-
tlon bard on a car, Miv Meyers)
says, advising against the drlvo as,,
a pleasure trip. They drove from 1
Portland tto Part Tow men d. find-1
Ing the highways In splendid shopo j
Jn Washington, particularly from
Portland to Olympla. Port Town-j
send where Miss Dorothy Meyers
has been In charge of tho Kngllsh,'
division of the high school Is a j
particularly Interesting and prom
Ising city of about 3500, Mr. Meyers
relates. It Is on tho Hound and;
cannot bo reached by train, shlpa
from Seattle and auto travel being
the meuns of travel to the port
city. Tho Xellcrhuch paper coin-,
puny Is buildtniy a pulp mill there
that Is creating a very rosy ouU
look for tho community which Is
planning for tho erection of 150
new homes this year, according to I
Mr. Meyers. Mr, and Mrs. Meyers'
spent three days there, stopping nt
the Chevy Chase, seven miles away, ,
an unbiuc and extremely Interesting '
Inn which has beun operated by,
inemners or tne i:nasn lamuy since
1S53. Mr. Meyers enjoyod n round
or so of golf at tho Inn's course
during , their three days spont nt
Port Townsend. Mlas Meyers ac
companied them back to Portland
cprlng elected student body presl-
uciii ui ru, nmry a, joini-u ineiu. j
i ihh Aiurgnrei mniin an averago or
in her school work and was an
honor student.' Miss Dorothy I
Mnyern has been sighed for a sec
ond year at the Port' " Townsend
High school and will return next
fall. Miss Margaret will enter her
senior year ut Ht,J Marys this fall.
; TODAY
And Saturday ;
Homo l'Hiom Wewtcru OM'jjroi
Walter M. Pierce, democratic
nominee for congress from the sec
ond district, returned homo this
morning In time to take In a duy
at the stock show. Tho ex-gover
nor has been In Western Orgoi
cities attending meetings and look
ing after business.
i Arrives Yoin Nebrnkn
Wayne Wylhers arrived hero a
few (lavs niro from Geneva. Neb..
and will stay here during tho sum
mer visiting with his brother-ln-lnwT"ond
sister, Mr. and Mra. W. M.
Plerson at 1305 Tenth street. Mr.
Wythers will work here during the
nnmmor montha.
I
llmiic From Visit-- .
Mrs. J. G. Henry returned t6
her home here yesterday after a
! month's visit spent with relatives
and friends at Hillings, Mont. Mrs,
Henry also visited for a week with
her son and daughter-ln-luw, M.r.
and Mrs. P. J. Hanry. at Welser,
Ida;," on her return trip. , ,
Vlsftliijr I'Vom l (ab
Mr. anil Mrs. Henry Jnrvls and
son, Hernard of KureUa. lUoh, who
have been visiting In l.a Gnwtdu.
were dinner guests today at tlfe.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Zweifel
on Adams avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
j.Iarvis have been veiling here with
' Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Kraemer
!at 2115 North Snruce. Mrs. Jnrvis
Is a daughter of Mr. ' Kraemer.
whom she has not seen for 2ft
years, consequently their visit hero
lias been a very pleasant one. Mr.
and Mrs. Jnrvla and their son will
leave in their cur tomorrow for
Utah. .
.Helum Prom Trl !
Mrs. It. l Durland and daugh
ter, linth, and son. Hen, returned
by car lust eevnlng from Corvallls
where Mr. Durland has completed
his Junior year at Oregon Stale col-
jlege. Mis, Durland and her daugh
ter drove down a week ago to visit
with him and accompany ' him
home. They visited relatives In
Halem and also stopped In Port
land en roulo home.
TODAY
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Thrills!
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SUN. MON. - TUBS.
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1arvld Cloyd Corporation
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We Buy For Less
We Sell For Less
SPECIAL HAT SALE!
Saturday, June 9th
Clearance of Straws
Less Than Hall Regular
Hals up to $1.95
Italian and Swiss Straws, fancy
and plain effects. Every hat on
sale.
Choice of Any Straw Hat
in the house
$1.05
Saturday, June 9lh
Straw Hats for (Jcntlemen
' Dress Hats
New Spring Models in
Fine Felts '
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Up-to-the-secohd in style. In ex-
cellent XX and XXX qualities, at- t
tractive shapes that appeal to the r
well dressed man; snap and curl '
brims. In grey, tan, brown and
black. Choice of any hat in the
house, Saturday, June 9th f
$3.95
Style and Quality without
extravagance
It always pays to trade at
La Grande's Underselling Store
Where Your Money Has More
Purchasing Power.
,lTfYSiBK 23 THESE
Destroyers of High Prices
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