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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1905)
THE MOST FAR REACHING! THE GREATEST! 1 : 1 ' i X, f ' lOALtLIA ' i l A 1 1 lT M 111 V J i - f. i if i. is. 1 : - i . 1 1 1 -i i u 1'" x. 4 si i . i. s . in- We Have ever Conducted in our Busineso ffistory Commences Wednesday Morning January 4f ending Saturday Evening January 21 ' Wc are going to make this the "Banner Sale" of our eventful merchandising reer , .... I and the greatest money saving opportunities Jin, the history of La Grande1 : Watch this space EVERY DAY If you see IT in here your fLid IT In ' OUR '' STORE J iiinir MEN'S SUITS ' . , Tbe finest lot of clothing ever placed on our Clearance tables not odds nd ends but this falKs choicest patterns and styles, and includes ever suit in reductions. $6.00 to $7.50 suits $4-S5 $10.00 tc $12.50 suits $8.85 $13.50 to $17.50 suits $11.85 $18.00 to $25.00 suits $1485 MEN'S OVERCOATS Just 17 Overcoats" ranging in JC price from $7.50 to $10, choiceV : ? Alt rsur i & - yv far. nr ";i;J V EDUCED PRICES s4 . Men's Underwear Reduced Dress Goods at the prices of Ginghams " '14c the yard ; For choice of 15 pieces 500 yard? Danish cloth and fancy Worsted Dress Goo Is, all colors. ....... - 28c the yard For cboioe of 40c. 45c aod 50o cashmeres, and nevelty suitings, all colors. . ' 49c the yard For choice of 25 pieces IC00 yard- 60c, 65c and 75c Cashmeres Covert clotba, Ettamines, Granite cloths, and novelty suiting, in Black and colors. REGULAR 10c OUTTING FLANNELS tA YARDS FOR 25c ' Ladies' Jackets The seasons' choicest styles in abso lutely reliable goods . at prjess never before equalled. $22 Ladies' Jackets $16.50 $7,50 Ladies' Jackets $5 One lot 25 Garments Chiidre $ Coats. Priced $3 to $7. choice for $1.50 ' ladies' and Children's Underwear Reduced. . LADIES' SUITS $22.00 suits, rejuiar $25 values, $18 00 $20 00 suits, regular $22 50 values $16.50 $1900 suits,C regular $20 values, $15.00 $13.00 suits, $14.50 $12.50 suits, - - $1000 $10. 00, suits, ,: I $5.00 ALL SEASONABLE GOODS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE HEAD OUR AD COME AND SEE LOC AL ITEMS WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. Tbe city council meets tomorrow . Tenlng. Mr Jack ChiMs, bi juBt received a oar load of lower pl. X!onJuoter aod MrsES Oiykt-udtUl hav retomeil to their home la Tendle ton. Tbe Lyle Tuesday Maolcal held a very pleaaeut meetl ni thia atternoni Id the Commercial Club ( nrlori. MUsesStcllu Mayflold and Wiunie ICldde of EIkIii, Imci Msklu aud Etta Woodell of Suuimerrllle and Mon'a Hmlth ol Alioel, who have bee a Bp nd lng the hulldays at home, returned this morning to the Weston Normal school. "I11 f"f I THE CHEF la onr restaurant gets many a bVasIng that he dOwSn't bear. 80 many reople with fickle or jaded eppetitei have been ' tempted Into the joy of good cat log by hia skill . lie baa Borne dlub.es th t would gira him a plare amotv kings If be only knew it. Meanwhile yon can , ENJOY THE RESULT of bla elevemeaa by eatlug he e. One meal will codtIuc you that gocd 000 k leg la not a loat art, here anyway tfball wa leserra table for you? MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AKDiNIUHT , ' We eell wifely Heal . 'Tlaketa . Cash Attorney TH Crawford is in Walla Walla on basineaa. lleie it la after the first of the year and no ice put up yet. Ex county Judge Frank Wileon la over from the Cove today on basineaa. Mr Frank Childers made a flying trip to ferry and back this forenoou. The 1 Grande Investment Company will aoon be in their new qu rtera io tbe Foley building. E Androsa.t Co are oloslnu out their stock of furniture end will retire from bnslnesa. Tbe Idaho legislature met yesterday. Frank J Hunt was elected soeaker if the Ilouse. " MrT A Uinebart has lust moved into his new ooiumo llous and attractive bouse 00 P etreet. Couuty court oonveuei tomorrow The JallUarir meeting ia nai.ll a very busy a-wtlou.- LittleMIss Kredo Gerber won the laoe vol.ar ritlhd off at the Kommer House Monday evening by Mra J L Morrisou the lucky number bein 5tl Dr Geo 0Oouner des!resthe 'Obser ver to state that he Jesiree all the graves j et roaiainii'g in the old ceme tery to Le Imiuediiitly lemoved. Th High five club will bo entertain ed Ihurmlay aittruo.n at the home of Mrs J li Aikme b Mrs Atkins and MrstavHUa. The, meeting will be oauea promjitiy at two o'clock. All iuiuil.tr t,re requested to uote the rhurge of the meeting bojr, Mr and Mrs. Teter Larin received the aJ news yesterday evening of the da n of ihelr am Aibut, who left about thnv months ago for Arizona for his health wliich was very poor. The budy ia expected to arrive the Ubt of the week nd funeral arrange ments will be announced later. Albert was twenty yeorxot ae and waa loved and honored by a large acquaintance. This is the tlum of the year wheu the wise bayer reada the advertisements with special ir'.ereet and oara ' The time honored cojtoui of a Clearau J Sale" baa betoine a fixed feature i" tha new year and la looked forward tn I with pleasure by the buying class La , Grande I uo exception to tbe rule and the merchant of tbla city are fully I aware of the fact that advertising pays them at this time of the year aa well or perhapa better than at any other time. You will find tha wide awake and progressiva bosluest men of t hie o.ty represented la . the Observer. Read their advertisements. It will pay you.. . I Jaa M Murphy ia again on deck after beng confined to bla room a few daya with sickness. . A cordial invitation ia given to all to attend the week of Prayer Services every night this week (except Sat at tbe Presbyterian church. Come and bring your frienda Holse is deriving great oneeen beoi fit irom tbe faot there are two active competing light companies famishing light and power aervice throagh the city. Holse Statesman. Mrs Rice, who with her husband came here from Wallowa couuty last fall and purchased the C O Huffman fruit farm in Frultdate. died this momlna. The funeral will be held tomorrow! MARRIED GROESBECK 8ALI3HURY In this city today, by Justice John E Hongh Mr J E Groesbeck of imbler and Miaa Emily 8a'isbary of Alioel The young people are well and favorably known'. . ' , , .. Born OOl.LAlHAN-ln the city December 30, to Mr and Mra Thorn a Gollathan a ten pound .on. BULL In this city Jaa 1 to Mr and M s Jeff bull a sou. Mra Jno MoOonald of Wallowa county ia In the olty for a fewdaya. JasCbristlanson of Summerville la in tbe city on basineaa. The Jollity Dancing Club will give one of their regular dances at the Com mercial Club ton! ht. Mrs T N Murphy returned this fore noon on passenger train No 6 from a visit to Portland . Mrs May Larson left this morning for a short visit to relatives apd and friends In Boise City Idaho Mr Barker, the Insurance agent. left this morning to continue bis work at Union, and from there will visit Pine Valley and Eagle Valley before returning borne to this place. -Mr Cummins, of Idaho has succeeded in securing rooms for himself and lu valid wife at the corner of fourth I and Main streets, and "left this fore j noon for llot Lake to bring hia wife. The dog poisoner ia abroad in the land again. Eevara' doga in the neigh-' borbood of P and Fourth etreet bare been poisoned One a very valuable dog belonging to Carl Walters died this morning from the effects of the drag. Jersey Cram Patent Floor. Every tack guaranteed by . . 1 Romls & Staples, Grocers In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and Children's shoes, I quote the following prices on Men's and. Boy's shoes: . i - ... Men's Best Box Calf and Vici Kid, regular $5 for $3.75 and $400 , Men's $3.50 and $4 00 Box Calf and Vici Kid ' $2.75 and $3.00 Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2,00 All lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in price, and every pair guaranteed to be from mw and up-to-date stock. ? r;;. -'Q Quality Shoe Store T. M. STUBBLEFTELD. Saves you money. Your shoes repaired in up-to-date Style. V. aaBaAatBsWsB HOUSE ALE Our semi-annual House Cleaning sale of ODD ENDS. REMNANTS AND BROKEN, STOCK 1 i r " ; r- The Golden Rule Company Kniift im .j w. t H 5 f 1S0S-1310-1312 AdamsAvenno Largest.. Store For the best and whitest bread use Jcr Smallest Price sey Cream Flour. 9 t A". ""fTTi-1HiTij,
