La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1907, Image 5

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In every department, including an extraordinary sale
Sale,
Just golthrough our stock for yourself andgpick out
the best foryoursclf.3 All our 'finest and handsomest
imported!nove1ties, richest plaids, mixturesSinchecks
anTpfain blacks, velvets and velveteens, fancy trim
mings, silk and satin linings, all included in this sale
All Uur Children's and missesV Coats '7 at
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SKIRTS MUST GO j WAISTS
Every one in the house at an average of. One lot of waists up to $I0.0Q tq
about pne fourth off. . j go at $2.00. One lot of waist values up
One lot of Skirts at half price to close. ! 'to $3.000, close at 50c
Childrens' Ouiing Purses and pocket Beautiful line of $1.35 for $1.50 large Ladies' corsets, all
' size comforts, extra odds and ends to
flannel gowns. books, all reduced ladies' neckwear heavy, Bargain at i.bo close at 25c
CLOAK PRICES DROP WITH A CRASH
The time has come when the"! entire
stock is to be Tcleared Tout Cost,
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lessSthancost, even half cost cut no
figure now, the cloak stock must
go regardless of cost.
ALL OUR EIDERDOWN AND FLANNELETTE KIMONAS
TO GO AL HALF PRICE
All this month we will give bargains. It always pays to trade at this store
because you obtain better goods just as cheap as inferior goods at the
cheap stores. Thousands of bargains all this month.
Dress Goods Fur and Petticoats Taple Oil Cloth . Ribbons and Velvets
Silk and Velvets Children's wear Tcwels and Linens Hosery and Under-
Suits and Coats Flannels and Linens Outing Flannels wear
Waists Wash Fabrics ' Lace and Embroider- Suit Cases and Bags
Muslin Underwear Kimonas and Shawls, ies Blankets and Com-
Skirts ' Umbrellas Gloves and Neckwear forts
VALUABLE JEWLREY
Jewelry, valred at mora than ona hund
red and twenty-five dollara, is missing:
So ia, Hanry Scheffer, tha Russian wrest
ler, who recently issued a challenge to
wrestle for love, money, or honor. With
out alleging that th former incident is the
cause or result of the latter fact, it might
be easily' so constructed. -
About three weeks agj Henry Scheffer
came to La Qrande and hearing of board
and room being offered by Mr Rose
Hams, went there and related a story,
that would touch the heart of any lady.
He laid: "lam without money now, but
I have a contract to paint the new saw
mill, have contracts to paint various signs
and if you. will advance my board until I
get my first pay check. I will employ your
son at a gaii sala-y to assist ma and of
course pay the board advanced. 9 I have
a phonograph at A B Heulatand a trunk
at the Blue Mountain House." ' '
Mrk Harris consented to the request
and since then Scheffer has been about
the city but if he has actually labored in
that ti ne is not definitely known.
Within the last week tjp issued a chall
enge to wrastie and had just signed an
agreement as, previously stated m this
Mor.diy morning, Scheffer waa ir. his
rooms In the Harris home and about nine
o'clock want down town. That was the
last seen of him at or near hie room.
Numner six was several hours late that
morning, and while waiting at tha depot
in company with several men, the conver
sation jrlfted to gold during which time
he exhibited a splendid gold watch and
pieces of gol dcoin. . ' ' , (
About noon Mrs Harris discovered that
her watch, a present to her and valued
much more highly as a memento than, for
ita intrinsic value, which is conservatively
estimated at fifty dollars, waa missing. ;:i
This led to a general inventory of her
jewelry which resulted in the astonishing
fact that still another, gold watch, a
beautiful thing, and the property of Ruth
Harris, and a valuable old fashioned bra
celet were missing. $125 could not pur
chase tha three articles.
Mrs Harris said nothing to the polio
but waited for the return of her son
who was I L out of tha city
nor did aha in any way connect the loas
of jewelry with the absence of the Russ
ian, whom she momentarily expected to
return to his room.
Professor Christol was the first to
make public the theft, for on learning of
the disappears ice, he quickly put two and
two together and on the return of Mr.
Harria. caused a warrant to ba made for
the Russian's arrest.
Further inquiry into the story as told
by the Russian divulges that he . had no
trunk, and of course did not have the con- '
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iraci lor me sawmill panning, na nu
doubt never owned a phonograph.
While he was not seen to board an east
bound train, it is more than likely that ha
did so, and the chief of police has notified
cities akbwiu, lu ..'ihcr.i hlrr. ; '
While seen at the depot Monday mornr
ing he had gold and silver, fully enough to
carry him out of the state. 1
Mra. Harris jtatcd last night that aha
of course felt the lose of the jewelry from
a cash standpoint, but all of the articles
were either presents to members of her
family or the property of dead relative;
The eighteen dollars in board money was
of course not paid and Mrs. Harris' direct
loss, caused by the untimely disappearance
of the wrestler, represents fully $160. 1
Pride of Grande Ronde
The product of the Imbler flouring mill situated in the very heart of tha
best wheat land in Grande Ronde valley, consequently the best flour. ; A trial
will convince you of its superority.. . . . . ,'. . . , '
1 Insiston having your order filled with this brand or the "Patent" from thie
same mill. '.-'. '
F or sale by alt first class dealers. Don't eubmit to any substitution.
Pride of Grande Ronde
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GOOD FOOD
Good Service
are points of merit
that belong to our
restaurant You
don't go away hnn
gry, and what you
get builds you up
and don't cause
dyspepsia. There
are two things 0
one ever complains
of, and that ia our
food and our prices
THE MODEL RRSTAUrtANT
J.A. Arbuckle Proprietor
"LA GRANDE SUGAR"
None Better. None Purer. None Sweeter.
Use La Grande Sugar and Us no Other
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