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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1905)
THE MOST FAR REACHING! as WeHave ever Conducted in bur Business. History Commences Wednesday Morning January 4, ending Saturday Evening January 21 THE GREATEST! A I HAL mini SALE We are going to make this the "Banner Sale" of our eventful merchandising career and the greatest money saving opportunities in the history ofQLaj Grande Watch this space EVERY DAY If you see IT- in here your find IT in OUR STORE ' MEN'S SUITS The finest lot of clothing ever placed on our Clearance tables not ' odds nd ends but this fall's choicest patterns and styles, sod includes every suit in stock bt the following enormous price reductions. $6.00 to $7.50 iuits $4.85 $10.00 tc $12.50 suits" $8.85 $13.50 to $17.50 suits $11.85 $18.00 to $25.00 suits $14.85 MEN'S OVERCOATS Just 17 Overcoats ranging In $ price from $7.50 to $10, choice" ALL BOYS' SUITS add OVERCOATS AT REDUCED PRICES Men's Underwear Reduced Dress Goods at the prices of Ginghams 14c the yard For choice ct 16 pieces 500 yard Danish 'cloth and fancy Worsted Dress Goo is, all colors. V t 28c the yard : For cboioe of 40c. 45c and 50c cashmeres,' and ueveltv suuings, ail colors, 49c the yard ; ; For choice of 25 pieces IC00 yard 60c, 65c and . 75f Cashmeres Covert clotlis, Ettaraines, Granite doths, an novelty suiting, in Black and colors.-- REGULAR 10c OUTTING FLANNELS 4 YARDS FOR 25c ' OLadies' Jackets The Reasons' choicest styles in abso lutely reliable goods at "pricss never .before equalled. $22 Ladies jackets $16.50 $15 Ladies' Jackets $9.85 $7.50 Ladies' Jackets $5 One iot 2; Garmntsl Children's Coats. Priced $3 to $7. choice for $1.50 ladies' and Children's Underwear Reduced. 0 LADIES SUITS $22.00 suits, regular $25 values, $18.00 $20.00 suits, regjlir $22. S) values $16.50 $19.00 suits, regular $20 values, $15:00 $18.00 suits, '' - . -$14.50 $12.50 suits, - - . $10.00 $10.00 suits, . . $5.00 ALL SEASONABLE GOODS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE-READ OUR AD COME AND SEE LOCAL ITEMS WHAT SOME FE0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. Mr. George Goodhngh of Portland haa been In the city a day or two on bualneaa. Miss Emma llugties of We'ser, Idaho who has been visiting her relatives at t hla place for tome time, returned to weieer tbia morning. Mr, A J Urm of Baker City It lo own He came op Monday tor the I'urpof e of attending the funeral of his oroiuer, Albert Larm. Mra. W E Morand and two aoni ra mmed laat eTening from North fakl uia, Waah., where they have been v tilting relatives for the paat two weeice. ""atBBaaaaBaBiaBasBBBaBBa... THE CHEF in onr restaurant seta many a bloadnir - that he doan't hear. Soman reople with fickle or Jaded appetite have been tempted into the joy of good eating by hla akfll Ha haa aoma dlahea that would gira him a placa among ktnga if he ouly knew it. Meanwhile you can ENJOY THE RESULT of t . atevarneaa by eating here. One meal will convince yon that good oook lag la not a loat art, bare anyway. Bhali we reserve table for oar Model n CTlHDtWT . A. ARBUOKLE, Prop OPEN DAY ANDNItiHT The flremen'e election take place tonignt at to council rooma. Mr and Mra Roy Lay of the Core were In La Hrande yeaUrday. For Mothers Bake" will bathe at- traction at the Opera House tomorrow evening. The Vhlat Club will meat Thnrartaw aftarnoon at the home ol Mra Thron-aon. Attorney Frank L Moora of Rir City ia reported to be aerinml m in San Fraoaolaoo. Mra Rachel Boury of Waainn in the city Saturday for an avtnnlat viait to her son Mr W Moran. Mike Carrol from five I Ml nt tdml after deducting the aeed price Jreceiv ad a check of $513 fur hia on p of beet Mieae Mamie Reith and Rohan will enteatain the 401 olub at the home of Mra F L .uyers next JMondey even 10. Be aura and read the new ad of the Graude HoudeCaah Co in thia l..n. and aee what they hare to aay about cuai, Conductor J L McCrary of La Grande ia on the Pendleton Huntington pasa anger run on the OfilN In th .u aence of Ccnduotor Kelsay for a few days. O Mra. George Deamer of Tacoraa, Wash., arrived in the citv laat arni. to f iait With Mra. W B Moran. -n with the intention of niaklna thl. nBM her permanent home. County treasurer aad Mra Frawley left thia morning to be at the bedside ot Mrs Louise Utandley who rwsidea on the 8anurlJ Om drill (at reported to be Tery low with little nopea ol ner recover, The special tueetlns of tha F...,n Oi-ogon ttonimandry No a which caUed for Thursday and Friday of ;thie week have been postponed nntii V.t. 1 any ana Saturday the 13 and 14 lu stead. All membera are reauaatad i. be present. Robert Oavin of Baker City. Oraon. arrived la Walla Walla today JerwithMord MoDonuld r arding a shipment ot horses to eastern points There la quite a demand for western norses at present and loraU daai.. are taking advantage or oondltiona and a number of ablpmenta to eastern points will be made ahortl. Walla Walla Stateaman Weather forecast Tonlght and Wednesday fair, Mrs A M Pan), wife of the elaar manafactnrer, arrived this morning from Prove Utah." Mrs W K Davis, who has been vlalt- ing relatlvea 'and friends In various partaof Utah for the paat several weeks returned this morning. "One touch of nature makes the whole wcrld kin" la a philosophy as old aa lime troth themselves. Carrie Ashley Clarke doubtlers had this mind wnen sue wrote "f or Mother's Sake" which cornea to Stewards opera Honse Thoreday Jau 12. Tin produotlon ot "Unole Tom 'a Cabin" at Stewards Onera Hoaoa next Friday night will be rendered by the Weldetnann Company. This com pany 1 ' so well known to all theatre goers at thia pla -e that it Is noneoes sary to give them a recommendation. , , Advertised Letters The following let ers sre held at the Itisod City oost offioe and nnleaa called for will be sent 1 1 the dead let ter offioe. J R Anderaon Bert Brown William R McCluae A 8 Brown Fred Brown A 8 Cruber 8 M Curtis T Deakin U French Wm Giim rani Robert Leak Frederick Le- Advertised Jan The Epworth League of Ialand City will give a Lemon fqueeze social Fri day evening of this week In the Wood men ball. The proceeds go towards carpeting the eh rch The public ia cordially Invited, thia is a novel entertainment J ozrt Wiillam Moore Cbas E Oliver ' J 8 Petty Mrs Cleo beUon Wot Sobustler Mrs May Ellysoo . V J Dawson JSFrik J A Hill George W Lke ! ' k Fred O Lamkey John Murry 11,1905. Fau ie Brown, P M Os-te-op-a-thy REPAIRING THE 8TRUCTURE II is for the especial work ot finding the derangement and rectifying it that the osteopathic physician, is trained, He ia a master mechanician whose services should be called in. If some little part has slipped out of place, the resulting trouble may be at a distant part of the mechanism and an bilk tha fr.lnut i - hkiii wuuia no likely to attempt repairs in the wrong plaoernd work further damage. But the skilled workman does nothing until he haa madfi thorough examine, tion and found that little pri that has slipped out of p!ao Then hia training enables him to replaoa it. That is the work . of the 'osteopathic physioian. The Bight Way. BDDBBOODDDQODDDBBOQODDBBBOflBDnni. Jersey Cream Patent Flonr. Every tack guaranteed by Romi & & Staple, Grocers Stomach Troubles and Constipa. lion . "Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets are the best thing for stomach troubles and const ir at ion I haa acne j sold," saya J R Cullman, a druggist I oi rottervtlle, Mich. They are " easy to take and alwaa give satisfaction I tell mv customer;, to try them and if not aatiaraolory to coma back and get their money, bat have never had a complaint " For sale by Newlin Drag I ROCK SPRINGS COAL Two Can just received. Come around to our office in Slater Building and see how it burns or call phone 1801 and we will tell you all about it. a a n a o a a ; Grande Ronde Cash Company ' rress Ltwis and S. D. Crowe. . i'. : f O a a B n p a n o ODBDDaaaaiiiiHaa'il:. O t'"" "HMMHtlmiiMaia - Tiff QtHriilllli j Make Money by Saving It The past seasou has been an exceptioually good ne with ua anrl mil. ar.v : . ' " Hoes. However we stall have lote of good broken ia some whh which the public has favored ul we are now llQt the liberal patronage r . 5 u 1S Wli or 8ea80Qable gooda- at fr()m L03T-A amall gold knife, charm off watoh charm. Lost oa ioe at Oro Dell. Finder return to this offioe and receive reward. 1, 9-15 For (he best and whitest bread wtJcr Twenty-five to Fifty' per cent Less than' Regula frices EVERYBODY SAYS we sell gooda cheap and a cut in oar nriflAo ii. r A BIG SAVING TO YOU if you need the gods. P 8 therefdre wn. something. IT MEANS - Cme 2nd Sce Bargains in all Departments The Golden Rule Companv : . 1308-1310-1312 AdamaAwn- 1: K , J I -a.-- ( J ,v -I 11 We ee. week! Aleal , Small .oca- My Cream Flour,
