La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

Pace Eight
Leather
;: Vests
$4.87
.t'romui tunned liorsw, full
blunlu'l Hnl. An exception
al vuluo!
'EC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, 'January 3, 1929.
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AAUMicuianui& ao ' , It's The '
I. 1 v uiL, . jl. r.Mi ar- These Dana
108 Depot St- La Grande, Oregon '
Everv Day . Is' Value Day
Men's Wear.
Double Knockout
In Tampa Battle
TAMPA. Kill.. Jim. 8 AI')
Hilly I.011K. of I'lilliululplilu, mill
Al Trout, Clifvelnnil, Ni-xro mldcllu
wvlfflila. iiKn-utJ tu u finish rlKlit
hero lunt nlulit unil It wun thul.
Tliuy .rtiiiulliiiHouMly li!llvirei u
knockout lilow to Willi otliur In
I In. nlncfwiilh round.
Uinlilnii out at tlio niimi- tlum,
i-onir faulit a luiyiiiukcr on the
chin and Trout look one. In the
mlil-HUL'tion mid the ri-fi'ri'i. count
ed I en Hiul could Iiuvii tolled inuny
luoro In-roro they u-iM-o up tiffiiln.
Tliey had mid mivurul Uuk-h previ
ously anil fuuKlit to nix Uiuwa.
ARMY PLANE
NEARS WORLD
AIR RECORD
(Cnntlnuad trom Pane 1) i
worlil'ii endurance fliKht rtscord In
their tiny oiicn cockpit monoplano
Illalno M. Tuxhorn und liOonard
llhlnur today laid claim to another
world record that of atayliiB
aloft nearly eleven huiim through
rcifuullng from tlio Kinunil.
COMMISSION TAKES
OATH LAST NIGHT
(Continued from Pae 1)
f anro would ho roiitly for publica
tion In Htttiirduy's fnnuo.
Salary I Ant Allium!
An nppllrutlnn for u won drink
nnd curd room It con no wuh gruntm!
llomo-inuklntf Iiuj Its udvunl-utfi-H.
boltovoH Mrtt, Alary iirown-l.(-wrH,
of New York, although shu
thinks that women In industry uUto
huvo a part in the vi'hotue or
Mrtt. ItrowtvLewnni wui Kiiper
liiti'tuh-ni uf nurH(H four yuur ut
tho Omndo Hondo hospilul. Hhu
hits bean vlHitlntr hur (laugh tor.
Miu. K. Lucille Duly, during Ihu
hollduys und left yesterday fur
Chicago.
"it a womun hue children, her
fli-Ht duty lu tu her homu und to
the in," hIiu mild. A woman who hu
no family, howuver, aliould bo uble
to go into the working world with
u freo conscience, hIio uwerted. j
Mr. Jirown-MweiH Jh u homo j
ecuiiumtctt lecturer und euch week
4I10 tuIkH to kio ups which Inchido
u total of 200U women during four!
lectures u week, Tlio uddreHHeH !
ure mudo In el t leu of the uual, I
To help Amcrleun,, women with '
their homo prolInma 1 her work. :
'J'ho lectures como under the Ken- i
erul heudlDK of ''The llUH.nttuf of
lioine-Muklnv." They (K'ul with '
food prepurutlon. child euro, homo
ftiriil&hiiifr und homo nursing. I
One hundred years uko jiruclle-1
ally all Industry was duno In the;
homo and now It has hern .trans
ferred to tlio outside world. "Why
shouldn't woimsn follow Industry',
Thry hud It in their homes beforo 1
and now it 'has merHy channel 1
locality," ussiTted Mrs, Hrown
l.evvers, wjio Is called dt-an of tlio j
homo lecturers of the nuwspuper i
syudicuttt fur which she works. I
All wotium uro not fitted tor the'
work of liome-iuuklnir. sho said, j
However, , a woman who lias u j
"career" ut, the sacrlfico of her j
children la muklnff u mlstaku. ;
VNonien cun do both, sho continued. ;
"What tho world needs is a re-:
vlval uf tho noma. We hear so
inuc li cotnplulut about the drud- j
Kery uf hoUKekeeplnfr, but It should
ho remembered that in hr home u
woman la lior own boss."
jcun Iirown-I.cwera pointed out '
that B per cent of all Incomes arc '
spent on the houio and that of
that percentage 76 per cent by
women. Also, she said, 76 per cent .
of tho total money In savings uc- ;
counts Is In tho nitmo ot women 1
und for those reasons It Is ncccs
sury that women develop business'
"sense '.
COVE MEN AT
GRID CONTEST
IN PASADENA
Ity Mr. Iamhiu J'rlixi
(Ulmerver L?(irronpuii(lent)
COVi:, Ore. (.Special) Omul
M. M. Hngri and the December I . . '.
-lary llt, In th amount of 5,- .""' Houthern O.llfornla They
fm tho
1 1 i 7 Una Il1liu-l
A lelter wa read from Oov. I. I- . ,h0 K"n,u . . bo,WOTn tlooi'Kla
i i en u iiti uuiiioriiiu, wiiici) was
1'iitiei'Hon. vivlnir the slate's views
An plans for refunding Improve
ment bomls und pointing out the
biUl features of such refinancing
plans.
1.1 fo Is mudo up of Irlals wit h
an uccuslonal conviction, says
Lord Oottar. Hut, of course. Eng
land has no Chlcugo.
Try L. & L.
Cold Cupsulcs
The lawl reini'ily Ve lme
fuiiiMl for uilils, icrlpia mid
50c a box.
L & L. I)ni Co.
playvd Now year's day.
Mrs, lu K. Andersoi), Mrs. (hrlh
Htaekland, Mrs. 1. K. HturKcs, anil
MIkh Thelmii Anderson were kucmIh
at u bridge luncheon given by Mrs,
Kd Miller at- thu Union hotel ut
Union Monday,
The Women's Improvement -club
party at Morris hull New Veer's
evo was well attended and a good
time reported.. Curds and uther
games made up the program for
tho evening. The proceeds which
amounted to will bo ued fur
Improving tlio library,
The ltuicjis society will meet al
the home of M ih. Ilia ache ltleh-
- arils Thursday ufleruooit ut 2 p. m.
und a special pruyer meeting is
called for Thursday cvenliig at the
HaptiNt parHonage.
t A bniMiuel will ho given Satur
day, Jan. 5, at thu tirangc hull.
This has been an annual event
sluco Mt. Kenny grunge was r
giiiiUid 2U years ago. Tho meet
ing xx til (Mien at It a, tu. with tb
banquet nerved at noon. The aft
ernoon will be taken up with the
Inula I tut ton of ofl leers.
About I'O members of ttie Kp
wurth leugtiH met at the Medio
dltl ehucch to watch the idtl yeor
out. The evening was spent it t
games tint II after the New Year
arrived.
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A woman says there Is u let nfjjj
difference between the words '
"hope" ami "expect." To IIIuh- I
It ute. xhe itays if Iter biitdiand
should die she would hope to meet j
hi in In heaven but she wouldn't i
vxpeel It. 1
A Sufc Place io Iuy - - - - A Sure Place to Save 1
You will find tho greatest sitvinK opportunity by
buying ut the
World's Economy Si ore Sale
Union-made Suits fur torn in finished nnd unfinished
worsteds, in ittl popular colors and styles $12.'J.
Union-made Overcoats,
plaids
in all new shades and novelty
J SU.tKS to t5IS.lS
19
Stag Shirts in all-wu; $
Moleskin Coats, sheep lined $fi.S
Heavy all-wool Klav.crs : 52.9S
Men's Shirts in all the new colors $U!S to $.1.79
A large assortment of women's novelty footwear
straps and step-in, euban or spike heels . .$2.79 to $.'t.9S
Indies Silk Hose in the largest assortment of eolois
ever shown ;tc to iKSc
. ECONOMY STORE
The hums Willi Mlirur In tenter ut
S. AIhti, I'mii.
lOtiiraiHi.,
I3U Ailmua Ai
The growth of the J. C. Penney Comptny
has been the result of n untiring effort to
offer only the best to its customers and
always at the lowest possible price. Trade
marked brands of staple items are proof of '
this. search for quality that can be depended, ,
upon to serve.
"Honor" Muslin I
This miislin is known to countless housewives for
its serviceability, its usefulness in a number of
ways. It is 36 inches wide bleached with a
soft, pure finish and 39 inches wide unbleached.
A few yards on hand for future needs will be
useful. Yard
"Wizard" Sheets
Size 81 x 90 '
An' economical sheet size
belore hemmed. Eacli
89c
Outing Flannel
Plain and Fancy
Soft, fleecy outing in solid
colors and patterns. Yard
. ioc
"Penco"
' Fine Sheets
Smooth, firm finish siie be
fore hemmed 72 x 90, each
gl.29
"Nation-Wide'
! Sheet
81x90 sheets for a double bed.'
Size before hemmed. Each
"Penco"
Pillow Tubing
42 Inrh pillow tubfnR out
own splendid Penco. Yard
35c
Bedspreads
In Charming
Color Pattern
Crinkle cotton spreads are so
Inexpensive (hat you can afford
to have a new one every now
and then and they are smart
as can be. New designs at
l98and $2-98
Stevens v
Mil Linen Crash
', '
lie reputation of this all
linen crash for dependable
quality and service is increased
by an . Improved ! new . finish.
Bleached or 'unbleached 18
Inches wide. Yard -
17c -
"Penco"
Bleached Sheeting
Smooth, firm weate 9i
bleached, yard
53c -
Sanitary garments are at the basis of the '
comfort, the poise of modern women
consequently extra care must be taken in
their manufacture. Our line was submitted
to rigid tests for service and quality of
which the item below is an outstanding t
example. .
Pen-Go-Nap
An improved quality and a more comfortable
sanitary napkin for the most fastidious woman.
It has the new rounded corner feature and a
rubber shield is packed in each box. 8 napkins
in a box at our especially moderate price. Box
19c
Fleece-Lined
Sweaters for Men
Wry warm and durable
fleece - lined sweaters in
solid colors and two-color
combinations. Something
very useful for work or
pcTt'cral wear. See these
Wlllll.
$1.23
WinterWeight
Union Suits for Men
I n wool or worsted mixed.
Ribbed knit. ' medium and
heavy weights. Close fitting
ribbed cutfs and ankles. All,
siies. Various colors. Out
standing values.
$1-98 and $2-9.8
Union Suits
For Boys
Our well known Random
Union Suits, b'leece-lined
with long sleeves and ankle
length legs. Strongly made
for warmth, comfort and
long wear.
Sites 4 to 12 Years
49c
Heavy Weight
Work Socks
Men's heavy weight, wwl
mixed work socks in grey, blue
and brown. Warm and dur
able and especially suitable for
the man who wants real value
at a low price.
25c
AT THIS STORE
.OUR Values
you
are
kind
serve
the "tried-and-true"
want them-- always ready, to
money. ' Stop here tomorrow and you
Values of which these are typical-stop every day after, and find the
same well known Values at our Every Day Low Prices. V
will
-always here wheri
you and save you
find many, many
Staple articles that are used every day
should be priced as low as possible every
day. This is the saving policy which meas
. ure the value of every item offered to you
in a J. C. Penney Company Store. The "
quality and the price must be right. Here
is an example.
"Natian-Wide"
Outing
A soft warm quality that will meet high de
u r, ii.,; ,.,t,;, orrl o
IMC1(,3 ( VJ1 3k. I. V ,.l.UUI 1L J . X (Mill ,,IW BIIU TA
selection of rood looking fancy patterns with j5
. white and colored backgrounds. 36 inches wide 5J
and a splendid outing flannel Value for, yard 22
17c i
I
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Women's Vests Soft Tweed
A Fine Quality
. of Rayon ' Wo1 F'mish
' . . , Lightweight dress mate
Tailored ravon vrsts of a rial that looks like wool;
smooth, serviceable quality. jood for street frocks or
Bodice top with self straps. A shildren's dresses, Yd
splendid vest value for only ' ,
79c 59c -
"Golden Dawn" Chiffon Velvet
A Handsome Now In Black
Rayon Alpaca
Here i, a better quality;, nu?sW" ,wh5sPe
lustrous rayon alpaca that Chiffon Velvet for evening
washes beautifully. The col- and afternoon frocks. Ex-
or range includes a delight- quisite sheen ; 40-in. Yd
ful variety of summery j
shades. S Inches wide, yd.,
59c $349
Canyon H. C. S. ,
Unbleached Muslin 32 Inch Gingham
Jo Inches wide dependable Bahy checks, plain colors
household staplo, Yard.i and fancy patterns.
10c 1 17c
Since short skirts have become the Fashion,
silk hosiery has become the Rule! It has
been removed from the luxury class into a
necessity which millions of women from
one ocean to the other are buying at the
J. C. Penney Company, famous for daily
savings. Have you worn
No, 444
Pure Silk Hose
An exceptionally good looking pure silk, full
fashioned hose with mercerized top and sole to
insure greater service. In a few months this
hose has made countless friends among fasti
dious and value-wise shoppers. Comes in every
smart shade, l'air
. 98c
7
I
i
I
Special Flannel
Nightshirts for Men
Of special heavyweight
Glacier flannel, cut big and
roomy 54 inchcj Ions, 5C
; to 60 inches chest finished.
Warm as a blanket Out
standing value
$1.49
Men's Pajamas
Anvoskcag Teascldow'n
Warm, long-wearing material,
cut f'jll all ovet-bi's sleeves,
ample elbow room. Four-button
style jacket with military
collar. Trimmed with silk
frogs. Exceptional value, at
$1.98
Fancy Tweeds
Of a Mixture
of Silk and Wool
A very few yards of this
good-looking material will
make a street frock for fall
and winter that you will be
proud of. 54 inches wide and
costs only, yard .
$L29
"Slipsheen" a
Mercerized Pongee .
Non-Cling
. - f.
A highly mercerized pon.
gee that has the added fea
ture of not clinging ideal
for costume slips. A selec
tion of colors. '. ,
39c A
Various uses call for different qualities of
material. With this fact in mind, we sought
a better' quality muslin that could still be
sold at a moderate price. A fter several tests
and experiments a fine, soft muslin was
selected one that thousands of women al
ready know.
"Silver-Moon"
Muslin .
"Silver Moon" is all that the name suggests
soft and smooth with a nainsook finish. In
every respect a high grade muslin suited to your
most particular . needs. It is 36 inches wide
bleached and 39 inches wide unbleached. Our
low price is only, vard
19c
i
Narrow Girdle
' Of Silk Brocade .
and Elastic
' An especially attractive
model for slender figures
it is made of silk brocade
and has fancy elastic side
panels. Sizes 24 to 40,
$1.98
Silk and Rayon
Full- Fashioned
Hose
The answer to many a
hosiery problem a com
bination silk and ravon
hose that is full-fashioned.
A selection of at
tractive colors.
98c
Umbrellas
With Novel Handles
Good-lookinj; umbrellas i
black and colors tor only
$2.98
Rayon Undies
With Lace Trimming
Chemise, gowns, bloomers and
step-ins dainty and feminine.
98c and $1.98 '
"LadyLyke";
Brassiere
Hook-back boning across the
front. Sizes 32 to 46.
49c
Vest-Bloomers
For Girls
Practical tailored undergar
ments for girls. Each
49c
Combination
Suits for Misses
A one-piece rayon undergar
ment in sizes 2 to 16 years.,,
' 98c
Tailored Vests.
For Women
Rayon vests look well and,
cost very little.
49c, 79c,
Trademarkcd names set a standard of high
quality in the J. C. Penney Company
because any article, before it is accepted as
a trademarkcd brand, must measure, up to
rigid tests of service and quality. "Ra
mona" Cloth is an outstanding example.
Ramona Cloth
The permanent linen-like finish of this splendid
fabric makes it particularly desirable for nurses'
uniforms, children's clothes, house dresses and
all kinds of art embroidery, h comes in three
widths of the same fine quality. Yard
1
i
25c 33c 39c 1
36 Inch
44 Inch
54 Inch
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