La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1905, Image 6

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Wednesday Morning January 4. ending -Saturday Evehinanuary 21
We are going to make this the "Banner Sal merchandising career
and the greatest money saving opporturiife history- of La Grande j
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MEN'S SUITS
Tbe finest lot of clothing ever placed on
, our Clearance tablet not odds . nd
ends hut this fsllVa choice? t patterns
and styles, and incluoes tvery suit in
stock at the following enormous price
red ud Hons.
$6.00 to $7.50 suits $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
Dress Goods atthe i prices of. CGinghams I 1
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. ' MEN'S OVERCOATS
; . Just 17 Overcoat ranging in - $jC -OC
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". i 51 ALL LOYS SUirS ;n d OVERCOATS AT
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fcEUUCni .PRICES
Men's Underwear Reduced
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For choice ot 15 pieces 1500 f yard -1 Danish cloth' and
iancy wnrien jyress U(o is, ail colors. i u .
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For oho5oe of 40c.-45 a' d 60o'phm-re, -and1 nVelv
eniUng", all cbl6rs. " -.-. . ! r ; (
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For chbiiie
Caflb'meres"
novelty
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Ladies' Jackets
' The fieaeohs' choicest styles in abso
lutely reliable goods at prices never
before equalled.
jjyc tneyard
U4 )t 25 piece'';.r00'iji'd',X 'edc," arid 7.r" Ol
res" Cbver Vlntt ij'Kf ta m ineBjjrwnij.f loth,: ai ntr fxlll
(luiting, in Blaci and colors. I, 7'1 ij. .i'iCilf ; !
REGULAR 10c PUTTING AAjNNELS
4 YARDS FOR25c
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i $22 Ladies' Jackets $16.50
$15 LadicsV Jackets $9.85
lv$7;5rfitaafei,i Jackets $5
One lot72Tf;arm.i nidr
oais. rnceo j 10 . cnoige ior
.-$150. .. . 4t ? -
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Underwear Reduced. ;
fn LADIES' -SUITS
$22.00 suits, regular $25 vifues, $18.00
$20.09 suits, re gihr $22. S) values $16.50
$l9.00suits.,eju1ar $20 va!ue, , $15.00
."$l8.003iii6,ii Vil' !ii.K$l4.50.
$12.50 suits, . . . $!0 00 .
- , $0.00 ,zitzZZJ;$SM2
ALL SEASONABLE GOODS INCLUDED : IN THIS ;SALE-KEAD OUR AD-OOMEi ?AND SEE
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LOCAL
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WHAT SOME PE0PI IN AND
. OUT OF TOWN ARE
the
, Mr O W Sandert of Union Is la
.city od bd'lnes visit
Mr William Underwood and iteDion
'( Loatlue left this . morning on the
Klgiii lirauch for Wallowa.
Dr George O'Connor left this morn-
Sng for business visit of few
o Baker City.
Mr O P Norton of Baker City it Id
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uaouyooa .ouainoii vuu and a
ifaeat at tlia Hotel Sommer,
Hrry 8 IIndriok a draugls form
ij of Kentucky but reoently from
) lack Foot, Idaho, hai arrived In La
liraidaand ia now united with
ttie Ked (!roa dru aura In La
(irande.
I The party to have been given by Mitt
Keith and Mia Rohan has bsen in
differently (postponed.
- Mrs Dr F E Moore and Mrs Turner
Oliver entertain the Kaffa KJatoh and
tbelr buiibaad and gentlemen friend
at the heme of Vre Oliver this even
ing
John Wojdell, the fourteen year oM
son of Mr anJ Mrs Dana Woodill of
Sammervllle, pa.-ied through the city
yesterday euroute to Portland, where
he goes for medical treatment. Whiln
playing shlnuy on the ice a tew days
ago with a number of hla young play
mates, a stick in tbe hands of nn nr
tbe t'oya broke and a apltuter struck
mm in the eye, completely destroying
that oiga i
That clever and versatile little act-
res'. Marie Heat ti wimu lm..iL.,j.
days! ,ruva uaN " "st, Kill visit us with
an excellent compHtiy ot players, pe
eentiug the paniuiul sucoss Kor
Mother s bake," Thursday ulght.
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THE CHEF
In bur restaurant gets many a blessing
that he do.sn't hear. 80 many reople
with fickle or Jaded appetites have beeo
tdmpted into the joy or good eating by
bis skill. He hae some dishes that
. would give him a place amood kings
if ha only knew it. Meaowhile you
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, ENJOY THE RESULT
ci 1 olevernesa by eating here. One
meal, will convince yon that good cook,
tnig la not a - lost art, here anyway,
filial we reserve a table for yon r
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MJtmf at 11V v
Died
KlMHERUY-luthie ibis oitv VSed
nesday Jauaary 12 19oi Mrs Nancy
Kimberly aged tidy three years e.e
en mouths and seventeeu day.,
lie gun Hud Or 1 Ilia tue funeral dirfit
orsaieuuable to ktaie th tm ot
holding tin- funera m.s atteiu ou b t
the exact date ud place wit, be giveu
tu tomorrow Obnervcr. The ue ea-
ed la tt.e mother of .Hre G il Liuo-.m
of this city,
Tonight and Friday snqw 4-
"For Mother's Bake" will U tbe at
traction at Steward's Opera House to
night. . . . ... I
Mr Frank Bchreeder of Hoi Lake Is
in th-j olty visiting ainona his mnny
frlenda . : .
"One touch of nature makes the INJURFD RY
whole wcrld kin' la a DhiloaoohT a. '
old aa time truth tbemeelyea Carrie
Aehley CtMA doubtlets bad this mind
when be wrote "For Mother Sake"
, which .comes to Stewards opera House
Thursday, Jau 12. . ,.. ...-..
'Th -rredutition ' of t" Uncle'', Tom's
Cabin" at Stewards ' Opera" Home
next Friday nisht will"be rendered ' by
the Weide'mann Company. This com-
PBnKi&46.we)l kDAwa to illuxbeatre
goers at this pla e that it is nnneoes.
sary to give them a recommendation.
Rev J 0 GilUlan left this morning
foV-Haines, where Le' w(ll ttaA ato
tils' duties" aa Presiding tJElder,.,iand
from thence will imto baker Cltv
North Powder and Sumpter before ret-
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FALLING WALLS
lax Levy
The uouuty lourt at their last aesalnn
mtde thetullowing tax levy for 11W0,
makiug a total ot 35 mills aa follows
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The Commercial Club will elve ' IU
regular dance at the club hall Friday
evening. ....... .
Tbe Vm Grant Asunov Tnatanlav
sold the M rs Lusbbo property to the
Baptiat church. Tbe property will be
used as a parson aae. Consideration
one thousand and fortydoilara . Thu
church by this deal has become the
possetisor ot a va nable peice of prop
erty.
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n roAalnr At 0'P!'ULnPe to this: Dlao "a "U L i
a vury iauiBoiua caunaer irnm , aa
l ams t Kerr Broth
oii h very trrauhl
Lewis end I lark fair
Zm,Z 1. ,11 I T , " 'Ctiamb6'lalv'. stomach' and Liver
oomp etely that It nlmoat cea n an
Oxonian tost.,rt fur the fair at, Vonw .L L H , 1 !''8tom4cD
in,derto ti,... .. t,mu , u trootlea and oonaiifatlon I have aver
ith pleaanre tlmt wa Kve the raland- "? PoUo? mH?1'' -d",g1t
er the plao of honor in our ofllce ! t S T '. 7 ,re
take fyA ialwaya give satisfaction
: I teUmv costomera to try tlm ahTir
not eBtlsfaotory to come back and get
ineurf money, bus bave ever trad
oonolaink " For aala by Nelln brhg
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Chelrea. Mass . Jan 12 A da
etruotiva fire broke out at Chelsea this
morn
being
of M line thft Park Hntnl Anri fha Hrv
oy Hotel." While bravsly fighting, the Met
t i j flames, fireman H LGegey -was fatal
j y injured by falling walla, and several
totbere wet slightly Injured. The loss
At estimated at a quarter of a million
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.wm. Mair. tbe well known mlnUs
,Dg at an early httuf-, the raul nn U doa irom vtha Malr mine
: the' destruction of the Academy ' ne,r Camp L'arson for a few days, and
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t cr' 5 -.ao"- sour nte Jstock of
tJhclZ:;,;, ,..:j '"re absolutely at cost and -will retire
crom ousines. I his is a bomfide.cIosing, out
sale Come jo before! the liiock is broken
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Romij & Staples, Groctn
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Furniture & Fixtutea l
; J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
, OPEN DAY.ANDiNIOHT
WaeeJ weakly ilaal e,A
Tlokatf Oaan .....f45v -
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0' La Granite to thia must bexdilt
ten miHs for sthool and thirteea fur
olty, making a total of 67 milla.
Church Statistics
The Christian Advocate of New fork
a xae hodist paper of January &. lfxu
givsa a table ot the membership of zh
aenominauous In the United Stales,
tbe graud total of which showa that in
1904 there were 151,113 ministers, W,
658 churches and 30,313,311 communi
fcants. Theia were L707 minis t era. 3.27u
more churches and 889,734 mora oom
monlcaots In 1904 than in 1903.
For the best and whitest bread use Jer
uey Cream Flour.
The past season has been un exceptionally e'ood 'tne with' na andl nn a,v j - . .
lioea. Ilowerer we atiill have omht JTt. Z t ZiTmVT 1 1
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