La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, October 27, 1904, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA.notlier Weel of XJnmatoliable Bargain Offerings Wo dislike, and do not often ubo, the most m in used word known to "the EugliBh Language ', BARGAINS But know of no other word that adequately expresses the really out-of-the-ordinary values wbioh our exceptional buying facilities enables us to offer you in the season's best goods of all descriptions. There is hardly a train but brings us new goole o! all kinds picked up by our Eastern buyers whose busi ness 'rto be on the lookout for New Creations that are being put on the market every day and ' oannot be had but here so far away from the real fashion center without continual vigilence by some one who is in continual tcaoh with the markets of the world. It Costs Less Money to Buy the Newest Here. You JJon't Pay .For The Fellow "Who Forgets To Pay If You Trade Here. Cheaper to Prevent Colds tliaii to Pay the Doctor had ran o r A PtTEHS SHCCCa siuuis. Nine-tenths of the colds come from damp feet. : Don't . keep on wearing thin soles until you catch cold and have the doctor and druggist 1 to! pay You'll have to buy the shoes anyway, f Buy now and lay the thin soled , ones . away until spring, Our Diamond Special Is built to defy the weather Men's $3 50 Women's $3 00 More New Skirts Just received by expres - Black and colors in the very newest creations and bought at extra special prices to us and ' we have marked tbem at a spec ial saving to you of from (2 00 to $3 50 Your attentiou ib especially called to our line of black skirts, special Regular $10 00 values UU1 I1IIO VI i at Cr7 Lies I SILK . In TaSeta, India WAISTS and Crepe de chine silks The must wanted styles are here in black, wh te, cream, pearl, and tau When you see them you will expect us to price them at (500 to $10 00, but o ije i r not so Our Special Prioes ere P 3 W .pO.vU Buster Brown Belts In red and black patent leath er for boys inits the new kind just.in by express . 35o . , New Novelties In ladies belts, belt buckles shell and 1 hair ornaments of all kinds, ; ' Children's School Dresses A special I'ue ' now on display in wow ted school diteass in pleasing plain neatly trimni'd and u a.lo in most approv- jt ed styles spec wililast where others fail Topsy Hosiery The best hose on or off earth iu wool or cotton for mem, women and children, , Ask for buck skin No.. 1 for boys-they or. ithnra fail i in uur mens onoD s matchable- FLANNEL Ingenuity has been taxed to its utmost in WAISTS the production of thefe waists and the results are pleasing beyond the power of pencil . picture Ask to see them the prioes, too, are. most interesting and represent a saving to you of 10 to 20 per cent They are from $4 50 down to $150 Values tin Prices that Save Here we peraua the same policy of economical buying ,nd close selling. Everything in our mens shop is exolusive from the store down to the smallest mens fixings, excepting the prices, which you will find exolusive only in that they are smaller than usual. $1 25 Mens Shirts 85c 10 00 black suit $8 50 8 00 cassimere suit 6 50 $1 25 Mens Hats 98c 2 50 " " 1 85 10 00KerseyO'coat700 New Hats in The Newest Shapes Just Received Dressing Saque, 200 beautiful Lounging and dressing saque Bath Robes ' made extra good quality Eederdowu in figured and solid colors, trim med with satin bindings, frogs and many other pleasing ways First class in every d0 ' f A respeot, $1 25 to u" Lounging and' bath robes, also of heavy eiderdown, trim med in neat and oon'rasty trimmings, generous . sites and altogether the best values it has ever been our good fortu ne to otter. $4 00 to $5 50 Our New Cravanette Goats Just reoeived by express this morning : - JLJMlm JmlJ.kJ. .... -J II J- J.I Jl ll . B ft WHITE ROSE; FLOUR Js milled with the idea of pleasing every dealer's high. class trde-customs who appreciate quality. The name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. guarantees re- SB lifsSly and highest grade in every sack of flour B3 tig the White Rose brand. Bi Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. 2SIBBIIIDDHI0DIIIII Methodist Bishops Confer New Haven, Cnnn, Oot. 27. The semi-annual meeting of the bishops of the Methodist ohun h of the world opened in Grace M K Charoh here to The meeting will be continued daily for week and be of a private nature. There are twenty six blsnops pro Bent who represent nearly all the quarters My idea would be for eaoh merobant to contribute a certain inn per uion,th and with a fund so railed con struct a small (building and pat a lady in charge to look after the oom fort of visitors " The way it is now when people come in from the country they have to atand around in the stores or sit in their wagons and the long wait aoon be comes tiresome whereaa if a rest borne j were provided they oould make it their I headquarters and I believe it would anrva frt hrtnty In mflM nAODla than what now come here." "I understand that the city of Eu gene baa a place of that kind, and if that be the case we should be. able to maintain a similar institution." Baker City Herald. of tbe world. Earpisers MHawiinnimu. Pm nil' tram Wi""' Stat Hsaaaaas, Torpid Urm, Jam ais, Paulina! all tfonWa arla tejlpaai m tnta&n aluf flak vaf. DaWMw UU Barlf Riser at am ti nimmi ana amr fit. Tway istywlltla"er la take tkaaa. Oa ta lw eat at a naM kHaawat tw r f et a a 11! aaal aHaallv sathartla. Tbay r parser ona ' Tnay leu ia wrm. amin av B. aj. SaWIH Co., CM) TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE test Room Do you know what wonld be a good thing lor the merchants of this oity to do41 raid a prominent business man to a Berald representative today. "Es tablish a rest home for out of town visitors a place for in-iame where ladies could go while waiting for their husbands or where they meet and converse after their shopping was concluded. BEST COUGH MED1CIBE FOB CHILDREN, hen you buy a cough medicine for mall children yon want one in which yon can place implicit confidence, rou want one that not only relieves but cures. Yon want one that Is nnqne. tionably barmleae. cji want one that ia pleasant to takT Cramberlein's Cough Kerned r meets ell ol .these eon. ditiona. Ther If nothing 10 .good'"' h coughs and soldi incident V enild. ocd. for aal by AU Proggiata. That is why people coms here man's and h bovs' shoes The J. E. Tilt line is our spec ialty. Here is where price and quality are combined. C. W. PRESTON, Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET Script Script QVirtKt4 forent reeerve. unproved, un rtrmio?, ready for immediate uie toy- ,. -l"lM;.,F.B.R11,y, taamber ol Commaroa Bldg , PoriUnd, Or. Pus Carry Guns "It is a strange thing that aomeol the most skillful boxers are not satis fled with nature's weapons," writes Bob t'dgran in the New Vork Evening World. "Joe Waloott, who can defend him self against any man living with his bare fists his been in the babit of oar rying a revolver. As a reso.lt be aocl dentally shot a Mend and blew a bole through his own right band that may make it impossible for him to continue In the ring. "Kid MuOoy need fear no man on earth yet ho oarrles a ung . It Is a lit tle Fiencb weapon that oan be slipped In a vest pocket. Urea ten ohargei and will drive a steel bullet through six inches ol oak. "Jim Jeifrles, who oould whip a grizzley with bis hands, sometimes arms himself with a Lager ten-shot pliiol He can handle his weapon aa well aa any frontiersman, If any footpad should ever have the nerve to hold Jeffries up he would be in luck if all he got was a knockout punch. "Bob Fitzaimmons ia a bare Sat match tor any thing on two legs, bat I know It to be a faot that he never goes to bod at night Without first Blip. ping a big Colt's 45 onder bis pillow, and leaving a loaded revolver within easy reaoh on a dresser." STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE One Solid Week and Saturday Matinee, Starting MONDAY OCT 24 Wiedeman's Big Show Presenting Dion Boncicoulps 6 act Pastoral Drama The Octoroon A Beautiful Romanoe of Louisiana 5 Big Vaudeville Features 5 PRICES, 10, 20 AND 80 CENTS Born HAMMOND In this olty Thuiaday jot sn to Mr and Mrs i r uammona a ton pound son. Born Guntheries Candies All the essence of pnrlty. As yon ciin easily convince yourself by teat. Bon Bins ' and Chocolates assorted Chocolates assorted Bon Bods 60 ots. and op. Newlln Drug do. Mc'.JLURE Near Island City Oregon October 25 1904 to Mr and Mrs W E MoClure a son. FOR BALE Good rich Loam for Lawns also Gravel for stieetlilling Inquire of John Aothonv. Lodge Directory. Atn iuFUI, meet K of 1- hall a' 8 : m EAGLRH La (innde Afri t wrv friflav DinliL In K ol 1 viwmijk Dremeni inviiea i. C U iUwkwl, W If a N MayTlllo, W Sec KORBHTERH OK AM KRIOA Oonrt Matd MftrioD. No 22 inti eaoh Tuexlaj la Ullt'i baiL tirutbert are In Tiled to attend. i Helmet Uhle aanxvr O J Vanderpool kee rkc I O 0 F Ia Grande l,odge, Ho 16 ne .n tlielr hall every KamrdnyniKht. V It) Uug u.em bem oordftUiy invited to attend. b U Kluehart N ii H E OoolidKe, Bee. A F. A A. M. La Grande Lodge o. 41, meete every 1st nd 3rd 8atur wf ot each month. A V Wllliama Sw3, O D HufTmaa W. M. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all whom It may conoern, tiiat the County Court of Union County, Oregon, haa; ap pointed the underaigned admiaiatrat. or of tbe estate ot Lorenzo Round y, deoeased. All persona having a oiaim or claims against tbe aald estate are hereby required to present the same to the undersigned administrator at Nlbley, Unlou Cou ity, Oregon, with proper vouohers withm six months from this date. , II J Nallion, Administrator of the estate of Lor enio Boondy, deceased. Dated at Nlbloy, Union county, Ore. gon, thla 28th day of October, 1901. Oot S8 November 3S NOTICE . Do you want to change your location t Have you a busineaa you want to aellf Do you want to buy a busineaa or real estate In any part of the Un'.tod States for oaah or credit. Write a today describing your wants, we can supply them, we know hnw from 20 years ex perience. - Here la one of our many bargains. Send quick if you want It. Just JO minutes street car ride from (6 ot ear fare) from the center of the olty of Seattle Wash. This place is located on tbe banks of lake Washington and ia a real bargain. Five aores of good land all fenoed, a four room house, a good bain, 15a chickens, 23 daoks, one cow. a bntigy and harness, a wood shed and chicken hoosu all for (726. until paid for. It you have a busineaa or real estate in any state in the (Jdited States you want to sell at a bargain, and It will stand the investigation we give It, we will sell it for you at onoe. Do not put it oil but write today, We made 1235 business and real estate transfers laat month. -, Illllman Realty Trust. ' ' - Drawer 1236 Seattle Wash. KaHTKrNHTAH OKU Hot Chanter No 14 mcem tlio Hcumrt ami fourtli Wcilticmlay uf eatli inouth at r.w p m in ftltuome T.ninltt Mr, Clara 1 Lylc, W U Mary A Wamick. du FOB BALE One fine Jersey oow for patlculan ca.lat the residence ol Thos Walsh or phone 801 . Dress Hats The uroutest line of Tailored Drata Hata Just received at The Fair. They are beauties to behold. Our milliner will be pleased to ahow them to yon also a Hu ot oravlnette ooate,