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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1904)
A.nother Week of Unmatohable Bargain Offerings Wo dislike, aud do ni t olteu use, the most misused word known tr thn TWliai, T, I BARGAINS But know of no other wod thRt adequately expresses- the really out-of-the-ordiimry values "" exceptional Duying 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 of all kinds picked up by our Eastern buyers whose busi ness is to be on the lookout for New Creations that are being put on the market every day and cannot be had out here so far away from the real fashion center without ooutiuual vigilance by some one who is in .... i! ft... 1 .i.i . . . . . ' ' .- ; uuuviuuui iocn who me markets of tne world. It Costs Less Money to Buy the Newest Her. YouJJon't Pay For The bellow Who Forgets To Pay j -If You Trade Here. Cheaper to Prevent Colds tliau to Pay the Doctor a; 7l MA0 fOU U6 cv PETERS SHOEOH ST.10UI3. ' Niuo.ttmlua ' of (ho cold J t onrno f-oin dainp feet : Don't . keep on wearing thin poles M autil you catch oo i and have fi, the doctor , aid druggist to pay You'll have to buy , the shoes "iiny way. Buy now, and luy the thin soled ones away until spring. Our Diamoud Special v ; s built to defy the weather . ' ".'' , '" ' Men's $3 50 r More New Skirts Just received by express Black and colors in the very newest creations and bought at extra special prices to us and we have marked them at a spec ial saving to you of from $2 00 to $3 60 Your attention is especially called to our line of black skirls, special at liegular $10 00 values $7 SILK In Taffeta, India WAISTS and Crepe de chine silks The most wnnied dyles are here in black, wh te, cream, pearl, and tan iVlien yon see them you will expect to price them hi. 5 00 lof 1000, but not so uur special rnces are Buster Brown Belts In red and black patent leath er for boys tuits the new kind just in by express 35o New Novelties In ladies belts, belt buckles shell and hair oruaments of all kinds, Children's School Dresses A special line now on display ' ill word ted school dresses in pleasing plaids neatly trimmed aud.mado in moat approv- tl OC If stasis e 1 stylos spec. will laat wheie others fail '-, Topsy Hosiery The beat hose on or off earth iu wool or coiton for mem, women and children. Ask- for buck skin No, 1 for boys- they oc Bra foil wV. Dressing Saques 200 beauii fa 1 Lounging and dressing eaque Bath Robes niadeextra gooi quality . Eidordowu in figured and solid colors, trim med with satin bindings, frogs and mny 01 her pirating' wnya First cIbhb in every respect, $1 25 to $250 $3J5 to $6.00 FLANNEL Ingenuity has been taxed to its utmost in WAISTS the production of there waists aud the results are pleasing beyond the power of pencil picture Ask to see thom the prices, too, are most interesting and repront a saving to you of 10 to 20 per cent They ere price t from $4 50 down to $1.50 In Our Mens Shop-matchable- ValuesUn Prices that Save Here we persue the same policy of economical buying and close selling. Everything in our mens shop is exclusive from the store down to the smallest mens fixings, excepting the prices, which you will find exclusive 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 " "185 v 10 00 Kersey O'coat 700 New Hats in The Newest Shapes Just Received Lounging and bath roli03 nUo of hvy uidorclown, trin incd in ueat and con'ruaty trimmings, geuerous sizos inul altogether the hesi ' valiios' it has ever lioen our good fortune to oiler. $4 00 to $5 50 More New Cravahette Coats Just received by ex prow this morning -MIS .es 1 i.P..3J!V-i;---J..ii-l MJ mi ma IBBPIHHIlitlHBiaiBBXHlB : WHITE ROSE FLOOR D B ifs milled with the idea of pleasing every dealer's high class trade-custo'"",Ti who appreciate quality. The name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. guarantees re liability and highest grade iu every sack of flour bearing the White Rose brand. Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. c' n m B as at . 9 a B B IB SOME NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST Gleaned by Judicious Use of IPen cil, Scissors and Pastepot Early Risers Ml MiMAtlt I ITT If MLLB. IIHWV e " TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE flt Iran TorpM Uvw, ind ill tmUM taf Im m Inwtlw ! nt& MVM'1 Lilt I Brlr niMn TWr m) KMptlr n tv ff- Ttor m Maty (hat 1 1 li lm I Mm Oh to two aet u a 1 tw triear act u a tfMtimttthartla. Ttwf n Mrakr wgiUbl tni al Thr tenia IM btm, KtHIII Htf m WIM Co., OkU HKHT nntlOH MEDICINE tUR CHILDREN. . !.. hi.o a itnnirh medloine for mail children you wunt one In which ... iti.niii.ti nnnfidence. xou Vint Ann fhnt not oniv relieves bat cnren. Yon wont one that i nnrjnes-1 tionahl liarrolesa. ifoo wont one that ia plensant to take. Ohmherlain' Cough Remt mat all ol tbeae eon. ditione. There to oothtof to good for ha ooiuha and oolda laetdant to child, ixt. -roiMtobjAU Bmatoto. That is why people come uere for meu's and by boys' shoeB 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 om-'lKe'l rorct roi-rvf, ,.pnivtil, nn. rwliTBlurf, 'M.iy for nnin..hlf u- uj- '"""f: y. & r. B Klley. uamber ol (ammiM U.d, ro,i uJ, or. County Treasurer T J Cbaae of Pomeroy, O,, has been indioted (or embezzling $14,500 oounty funds. A street oar at El Paso jumped into the Rio Qrande river Thursday injur ing 12 passengers none fatally. Major Harry Lee, formerly paymas ter at Vancouver barracks, will be court-martialed for irregularities in money. M W Btyliss of Wssbingtin D C waB elected grand commander of Scot tish Rite Masons at New York Thurs day. The native coiistibuUTy of the Philippines has been reduced 1200 men leaving a force of 6000 yet in comrfjiesiou. Firing oeased Thursday morni gat many active batteries in the Russian liue at 8lnbke river showing the weak eniug ol the defenses, Dau Fatoh, the pacer, made a new world's record for a miie at Momdhis Thursday when he paced a mile in 1:58 (hit, his former record being I:66J Ex Governor. Black, of New York will go to Franklort, Ky , to make one last effort to save the nock of Onlrb Powers under eenteuce to hang for the murder ol William Uoebel. O M Clark and soo of Michigan have purchased tha Buitor sawmill at Linnton, lor $100,000. The first whaler to return from the north this season arrived at Ban Fran cisco, Thursday witli 6U0:i pounds of bone and 450 barrels ol oil on board. The highest price paid 'or Oregon hops this eesson was 31) oents per pounds pai l by J 8 Cooper man of Portland, found a bnrglar in bis dining room, Thursday evening, enjoying a meal from tha pantry just aa though be were a reguUr boarder It Is possible that Calvin general manager of the Harriman linei io Oregon will suoceed Charles H Mark- ham as general manager of the South ern Pacifio line) from Reno, Nev , 10 Ashland Or. Nome Gold The total output of gold In Nome for 904 is estimated ut ei.OlM.OO). TWENTY VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION Gunihcries Candies ? ; ;i ; All the 6hhoiu!B of purity. AH. ymi '; cuu onaily ounvlnoe ytnraelf hy to(i j Bon I! mis nod Cnocolatoa- asaorM ,? Chocolates aiBortM Bon lloiia rtOe.ts. and up. Nowliu Drim Co. : Trinidad, Colo., (Jot. 20-A terriUe explosion occurred at the North M Ino No 3 owned by Ihe Colorado Fuol and Iron company, at Turclo, forty mi Ion from Trinidad. Twenty minors nro repotted to have been killed undone body has already beon reo:iverod. No details are obtainable at ibis time. . It Was Loaded Dynamite wan placed iu a etic.k of stove wood iu un attempt to hinw up a Chinese reeturant at Helena Mont., Wednesday. The runga wua blown to atoms aud the kitchen set on the Sacred Heart Academy' La Groiulo, Oregon. This woU,. known liiHlitiitiou. wriflncbii by tlso , WiHtors oi St. i'Vupcis, ulfonUexciliout eclncatioiihl Ufivftntattea. Mnaic, dritw ing and pnftiiirii optionul siu.lloij Frepuriitur youn ImlloB Cor tho pvotuns ion of toiwlilnt? u Biit'oialiy. hmtrdit.K and (luy B'hool npons tho iirht Mouduy , iu Koptombm1. ir cutulotfUH ii'ldri):. Bialor Superior. Aug 4 -Out I BRAREMAN ACTS HEROICLY Saves the Train After En,gieer and Fireman Have Deserted Engine NOll.CE, Do you nnut tocliauo lour Incatlnuit Hiivo you a biiHlueaa you wiint. to si-l i .' Do yon want to buy it burfineae or rfcul oatnto In any part of tho United r lntiB for cnah or credit. Writu us today (toboribiiitf your wiititn, wo run supply them, w know Imw from () yems es perieuoe. . Uend our bargain! over every day you will find unmet htu si on Hint will pIoAfo you Sl'UK. Lookatthia Immo on tlio watoe front, all fyuoed, n small throe room house, a Hue burn, a wood houee, wood eiiouyh t-ut for the winter, a lino cow, mid one nee in fruit trees. 15 minutes cr.i ride tiom the coiito- id tlto oily of .SeittUo Wehh. You by 25 down an t 811) por inonth mi'il you hnvo paid SiliO and this, place is yours. of lode- Taooma, Wash. Ool. 29 L J Kist- nera, a llreoiso on tne I'coma a Eastern railroad was killed today by jumping from a train to escape a col lision with a log train. The engineer C A Davis ian led safely. H O French a brakeman finding the engine desert ed stopped the train in time to pre vent lurther disaster. The ooroner Is Investigate . The occupants ol tho cah h 'caioe terror striken while th triin was going dowa hill and Iho engineer nhimled, "lor Go i's sake Jump." The firoman immediately' sprang from tlie cab and wis fol owd by tin enyinuer The train had altainod a frightful r il,. of sp' ed and the engineer imagined it was bevond bis control. If you hnvo a buiinos or real eafcufrt in Hny stnto in the Tilitod Stivtoa y- U " want to sell at a bargain, and It will stand tho investigation w uivo it, w will sell it for you ut otiijo. Do not put i olf hut write tilitv.' We tuuda li'iO I uslncas an I real out ito tnuukit last nvinUi. Ililliuiin Uu.illy 1'runr.i Urawur 'VS Keattlo 'i eh. Boy Robbed Vtra HoaU a 17 voar nlrl hnv nf perdencetoO H MoClellanfor several , HeppnBri wnlI bun:oed out of $100 at nund ed bils, lhurtday. the Union Depot In Portland VYudnea- J L Mitchall, a lrkrnal Insaranoj Iday. Will Vote Tbe injunction rostnilnliis Morrow couuty from voting onthelfqtirjr qnoH ttoD has been tltumjlvod Hud a vote will now bo Uken la that county. Dress Hats The i-rouleat lino of Tniloiod Dro it Hats juat reeelvod at Tl.a l-'iilr. T"ey areheautlea to heboid. Our iniilin-r will ho iluudtl to show thuin to von- I also liuo of oruriuotte coata.