La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1929, Image 4

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Wednesday, July 10, 1929 1
; PaeeFour ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDR. ORE.
1 PH H I PIPM IfT'lPUffilPi
jj i IfN. INC y.
-I J-L JH' ENSEMBLES v.. J r, f MmsMm, -
;1 Mra 4 At' M Now Priced to Clear at Any Suit or Top Coat at WW
1 iX Jk6& The Astounding Reductions of 1' - fe7, VfMTi (
i i '
11 r p . , , : . ff rf Hundreds of smartly tailored Hart Schaffner & ft 1 I it 1
: ffl IS1 . Coats for your vacation, travel coats, both sport and tg Marx and Trent Towers year 'round suits at this $ iV, I
ii l r"jR JklJ, ch'efsJ. 1,giht. wtrhtciltsfo'tlie chilly evenings. And P reduction ! You too can wear the best at these low .. 1
M , ,. ', tei and fur-trimmed styles a 1 bearing that unmistakable f M prices. See the colors, the materials, the tailoring, 1 J H
f ! ' "-:-4 i!LU and fur-trimmed styles all bearing that unmistakeable Sa and COMPARE THE PRICES I , ' j f
t ; . "'-A'' iai!s mark of quality typical of West's. P " .- ' h I
;fH nawiMjiMwiiwMWM BJ S35.00 Suit or Top Coat $24.34 I J'M TF;$ 13
'1 ( )l I All Ladies Winter Coats t h S37.50 Suit or Top Coat i IfiiiSl Ii
i $ U: JH) 8 . MnmaUIalfn,;,. . I I ?40.00 Suit or Top Coat ,-..$26.66 ' MM I
F , W 1 1 m .00 Suit or Top Coat , $30.00 ' M f II
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Child's Smocks
N'ki'ly , ftnlsluil rhildtvuH
HimK'lis In flfMiroil liiutciiiilM
KiiuranhM-il color ahI, In kI.-h
of S to l(i yrtuw. I'llci-il now
for oUwout ul -
$1.56
Rayon
Bloomers
rin In i.iIiii- wi-.'ivi'h Willi i'Iiik
llr wnlsl ii n ion luinils In
coIoih ol jjrci ii, ln i lt.lui' iin.l
fli.ill. I'iIunI In rl..s. (iiil now
Colorful Negligee
In the Cleverest of Styles
8Qe
Aiiolliur tlioujilil for viu-iitiim time, a color
ful rube that takes .scarcely any space to
pack, yet is an essential in any woman's
wardrobe. Plain color and figured robes of TJp.
artificial silks in several pleasinjf styles, wj&j2
priced at
50 Frocks Shown
fV For The First Time
II
7 f
6
Lovely (iiality crepes in plain
pastel sbades, including while,
and fussy little printed de
signs so popular now. Of
course they're sleeveless.
Youthful Styles
Sleuderi.iiijr lines ami e
tivmely youlhful ate these
newest arrivals. One and two
piece flocks so intriu'iiiiu!'
you'll perhaps wanl inure
llian one at this U if
puceof. Jp().y5
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Boys' Clothing Now One-Third Less
Woolwear
2- Trouser Suits
Boys suits that parents appreciate, and real boys enjoy wear
ing. Serviceable suits that are built to stand the hard knocks
real boys give them. You'll like the weaves and splendid
tailoring found in these suits.
Kaynee Shirts
Youths shirts in sizes of 12 to
M'2 in plain white and figured
designs in fast color (T - nr
materials tpX.uU
Boys' Trousers
Hoys' flannel trousers (longies)
in ages 8 to 1G years in colors of
Hiay and blue novel- Gsy " Q
ty weaves tpoJLt
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Ladies, Misses, Childs, Footwear Now Reduced
20 to 50
n
Small Sizes Light Colors
Most stylos have Cuban heels but all heels are included,
spike and flat heel styles. Light colors and tan calf
and kid leathers. The sizes are mostly in narrow
widths and small sizes, that formerlv sold to as high
as ?12.r0.
$3.95
Better Footwear Now $5.85
I'.ioken lilies of light colored footwear with S to ."
pairs of a kind. Most all sizes and all widths are in
this group but not in all shoes. See these "final re
duction" prices ou light colored footwear.
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Regular $10 and $11 Value
Priced for Close Out at
.85.
and
9'75
AMEUICAN KLIMRS
HKSrUlK JOrKNKY
TO ETERNAL CITY
(fnntlnucO Iritni
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(tflM'fll In Vtn H.Ml,
'I'll,- ulr utliil! i oi ln r.l nil air
kcop a sh,ii li'okunl loi t!i
tins, with r" ittilitary pI.nirH t;iK
tnu tlio air lili'tm itiv hiim ,
route its as n 11 itiniitrt fii' h( n
iMailr- o:' tin' lit' a 1 1 1 1 1 1' fioin '.mi
t.tn.h'i.
itt 7j f.':(noii.-. tirol(iinir tlte l.'.M
n tllons tht-y l oun I u itsmi i y tor
thf flK'1,1 to lcnn-. Ii 4 .1
thvy WfHihf have no dif 1 1 -1 1 1 v In
(Nlni? iihovc (In- I'rvdi... I -
WlUlmiiH was timi hi the ruhlu, , Ilv Hphtlii h'U A. jiih
I.fcWtB Htoppiii'f t( twlr the iro. .(Am Told t Tl A-SMrlatoil In
I'cllor. TIhmi tituti iht raliln 1-othj ( 'nn 'spninlrnl
W(iv-u ni Uw .stiuiitiiiK imilittii-lit 1 S. NT N 1 l Mi. Spain. July in
till! uuniid rift Vlimv lyv.u lii. (.V) t.'iitl) v vu u wi-y urai' Hi
A.'.iffS Mi- M t-VV lllill- (It Mf iht'
"itriii;,- tin' niuht 1 t.H.K ili.' con
1 i'.iU from WltlniMus ho ha.l Im-h
Nhulttly Ili aiul wiMU to sleep.
' At nl. .til two nr tin- tVl.iek
: Tiie.-Mla y in i u-nl hi,, hi-n e ei o
iil.oiu ':.n m He from I he Az-ire
I he -i: i I.vh imI m'iii.'i luit it ml 1
M .1 ship I'flHll l Ii us,
J was m.aMe to ll--l luc illyll i!
n tti..n.illt I. ni I iboppr.l tlewn
lalnii.-t vritually until 1 was Just
o. t lis pi.nv. leltltiK Km in-w know
! '-V m MiaiuKeis that 1 waulnl
tlu-m to bread, ast our position f.o
thoe v lux w .nilA bt . atUtiff tu ht ar
Tln l.risl; ilesrenl nuuki- Wil
liams, who toh! me not tit ilo that
inv nunc, Mme It ml!u ru.-t us
We epei ien n t wo storm. 4 of
Hlllo int port a nee iltiritiu I he trip,
our of (hpse nl ti it, in. Tm'stlay,
.. ml the nl hi r at S n, m. Hot h
hoe us sutMi'w hut off our course,
ami upon lh. oeenslon of the hit
ti r h( esap't Us fuM foiw hy
elimhiliu to all altitude w hieh ilt
tiiiifT was fj.uon feet.
This extreme height foiitinneii
nitlll v.r passi-it 1'ornto, aiul t'ape
Vrtvs-ar H:ru ticw lvrri'!it
lie Ul of vision h. romin miuh
elrarer.
U. S. READY" "TtT
. STOP SPREAD
OF MENINGITIS
(Oonlintipd frum Pi.i! 1)
clil'lt'inlr like t hr pUgl!). of oMl
lurks toiliiy in lnilla.
"Anl iih tilunH may can y ili alh
to llltlla." Ilr sail),
"haiiKtroiis viUiuiio snots Mill
oil In Ihc worM anil till' coiiiliiK
ol lii-j u:i'lsin' tiiay-yrrrrixt-Thm-
rar moil' rapiilly Ihun It i'vor
SM'rml lirfonv"
li.rtor ami hoseilul billj, for tlio
American laniliy man win bo ju.t
as hiKh in ll'Sa an tli-y trr in
f.'J'.i. tin- liotiyo or ili'k-cati'S, kov.
ernjUK liotly of tin- American inril.
iral'asnorlation. in t'onvi-ntton hrrc.
ilt'i'itleil toiiay after atiletracklnir a
resolution to leiwen tho bunlen. in
troilueeil liy lr. M. I.. IliirriK. C'hl
eauo, iMi'j.ident-elfct.
Ielecates hLso (iecliled that the
averaue family mnn' iloctorA llls
lae not Inereii.seil in the same pro
portion with the price of straw hats
-Nn t'amvr ;erm j
lr. 1. T. Vqulclcy. ho tran-,1
tho first case of can, or rel.mt" i
from Incepti,,,, ( ,,,, ,.,, Si(i)
there In no true cancer k. 1111 ami
that any Berm. loosely spci klnir. i
may cause cancer. He praise. I the i
decision which a ti v years ano '
haltcil efforts to fin. I cure for !
cancer ami stand the medical'
worl.l in wa it'll of causes of the
disease.
( K lll-.M.KY DII S
SACHAMHXTO. fal.. Jv!v 1m
(A!') t.laiem-e T. u'nclt) Heif
'(""l l"'ro lasl ulKht. lie -a8 with
Kin I'l anelsco fur eilu yeai-H I, nil
was know,, fnr 24-ll,nlnK hurl
inir vlcloic cer Oakland June jt:
m.wr i ri, to ion.
IU.A l:AMi.V, U'nie,, July 10
A I ' I- Kour men i ..ro billa I
see,,il seriously Injured today In
v ' Men ai tnc .Milfracn inin-
li'-; Pit.
riaiue is iniiidinK three hydro
planes io ,i,i,,,ii , llH. jjoimeij.