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Bvcrraa observer, la grajtde. oregojt, tttcksday, march it, ltos.
DON'T MISS ANYTHING THAT'S COMHG TO YOU-
THE GREAT S
PECA
L SALE
is offering the most Phenomlnal Opportunities fo- Saving 20 to 50 percent on all kinds of Wearing app irel for men, for women, for children, and no man or woman
in the Grande Ronde Valley should fail to take advantage of the matchless BARGAINS olfered at this store for Friday and Saturday. These two days will be
days of exciting BARGAINS such as none can afford to pass by. Every department will be crowded with wonderful BARGAINS Our men's depart
ment will be especially strong with the biggest BARGAINS in suits, overcoats, extra pants, and furnishings that has ever been hown In this
city or Caf tern Oregon. Everyman should come here f rlday or Saturday or better come both days, frlday and Saturday
SOME STIRRING PRICE REDUCTIONS IN THE MEN'S DE
PARTMENT .THAT SHOULD INTEREST EVERY MAN WHO
UVESIN THIS VALLEY.
Men' extra Panta that sold for It.tS. on sale tomorrow at Mo
Men'a Panta that aold for 11.00 and tl. J 5. now $IJ
Men's Panta that aold for IMS and $1.10. and 11.75: your choice of
the lot at .
Touth's Suits,' all alien, that aold aa hi a aa 110.10. on aala tomorrow
at, tha ault .' s f.St
On lot young men'a 8utta worth to f 12.00, on aala tomorrow at W
On lot men'a 8ulta worth 110.00 to til. SO; all food pattern and ' '
good atyles; on aala tomorrow at. tha ault $.
One lot boys' Shoes, vicl kid, box calf or velour calf; regular tt.SO
values, on sale at iM
One lot men'a heavy Shoes, worth $1.00; on aala at $1.98
One lot men'a Dress Shoes, In vicl kid, velour calf and patent colt,
every pair worth $4.50 to $5.00; on aale at, tha pair $3.49
One lot men'a $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, all new. up-to-date styles; on
aale, while they last, at . -8
Men's best SOc and 65c work Shirts on aale at, each ...35c
Men'a drew Shirts, all sizes, and excellent line of patterns, value $1.00.
on sale at, each 39o
Hats
GET TOUR NEW HAT FOR SPRING NOW.
Men's Hats worth to $2.00; on sale now at BRo
Men's $3.50 Hats on sale n he vrv low price of $2.48
One lot of Men's Stetson Hats, regular $5.00 value "you know what
Stotoon's are worth" on sale at $2.80
THE PAIR
LA GRANDE
OREGON
Tabe linens
We have only carried the BEST
grade of Table Damask, and this aale
affords you aa opportunity to ret a
supply at leas than Jobber's prices.
$1.00 all-linen Table Damask,
full. width; very' neat patterns;
on aale at, per yard o
11.15 fine, all-linen Damask,
. very neat scroll patterns and an
excellent valus at the regular -
price, but on aale at, per yard . 78c
$1.50 Table Damaak, all pure linen,
very beautiful floral patterns; .
now on aale, at per yard 8o
these patterns, and yoa buy them at
a BIO REDUCTION In price, so yon
better load up now for a long time to
come.
Towels and Toweling
One lot Hand Towels, worth 8c
each, on aale at, each 4c
One lot 20o Bath Towela, good,
. large size, on sale at, each . . . .14c
One lot large Huck Towels, hem- '
med; regular 25c value, on sale
at ... Mo'
One lot 8 5c all pure linen Huck
Towels; extra large size; on aale '
at, each .240
Crash Toweling, worth 8c yard; on
sale at, per yard Bo
12V4c Linen Crash, on aale at per
yard 8e
15c Linen Crash, on sale at, per
yard o
Shoe Department
This Devarunant and Its offerings will be very Interesting to the eoon- '
omlcally Inclined.
100 pairs Child's Shoes, siaes k to I, regular value S5o to $1.00, your
choice ...... .etc:
160 pairs Child's Shoes, size I to I, regular price $1.50, and tha lot
includea patent kid and black kid. with fancy acrolt top; your choice v
for ...... Mo
100 pairs mleaea' Shoes, sizes I to i, regular value $2.00 to 1 2.26 ... .$1.39
too pairs ladles' Shoes that aold at $2.15 and $2.50; all alaea and all .,.
good atyles; while they last, at only, per pair I1.SS
ITS pairs ladies' kid and velour calf Shoes, that aold at $1.00 and $1.50,
en aale now at, per pair s.. ....... i 91.M.
This will be a good time to buy these Lace Curtains you expect to get at
house-cleaning time. .'
One lot Lace Curtains. H yards long, 52 Inches wide, neat scroll pat-.
tern; regular value $1.50; on aale now at t8o
One lot Lace Curtains, S $-8 yarda leng. 60 inches wide; on sale at. MM
One lot ruffled Net Curtains, $ yards long; worth $2.25; on sale at' tl.TS
Ladies9 Waists
SAVE MONET BY BUYING NOW.
One lot Ladles' white Waists, $1.60 valuea, on aale at 8to
One lot ladles' white Waists, $1.75 and $2.00 valuea,,on sale at .,....$1.19
One lot ladiea' white Walata worth to $8.00, on aale at . . . '. ....... . .MM
A Big line of all new Silk and Whlto Lawn, embroidered and" lace
trlmimxl Wabita at a BIO REDUCTION IX PRICE.
THE FAIR,
LA GRANDE OREGON
RENEW SEARCH IXR TODD.
J. 3. Scott of Seattle. Will seen uoay
of Troy Todd.
J. J. Scott, an experienced diver and
water man of Seattle, has been
brought to this city by John Todd for
the Duroose of searching the Umatilla
river thoroughly for the body of Troy
Todd, who was drowned at Shallal
crossing on the river last Saturday.
Mr. Scott organized a small search
Inff nartv this morning and will drag
the river and make a thorough search
In every way In the effort to recover
the body of the young man
Mr. Todd still offers the reward of
$100 for the recovery of the body and
U is believed that when the river sub
aides somewhat that It will be possible
t find it. The Indians of the reser
vatlon have continued to search, but
,(n to the high stage of the river
H was Impossible for them to find any
trace.
Mr ficott. who la to direct the eys
..m-tlc search now. is an experienced
water man and will begin at the point
where young Todd was dragged from
his horse and will follow the river
closely, dragging the channel where It
may be possible for the body to lodge
under water, and carefully searching
for a trace that may lead to Its recov-
ery. Pendleton East Oregonlan.
OREGON VS. WASHING.
Freewater-Mllton Fruit Crop Beat the
Yakima Output by $50,000.
Quite a reef Is taken in the sails of
the famous Yakima country when the
Freewater-Mllton district springs Into
the limelight with flgurea which ahow
that as a fruit country Yakima Is a
back number and playa second fiddle
to iust a part of the Walla Walla val
ley, aays the Waitaburg Times.
According to the statistics given out,
Yakima laat year shipped 45U,uuu
worth of fruit Freewater-Mllton
went them $50,000 better, ahipplng a
total valuation of fruit amounting to
$500,000.
Thla is a great plum for the Free
water-Milton district to pull out or
h northwest fruit pie. It lowers the
colors of the proud Yakima and holsta
instead thoae of the Walla Walla val
ley. Freewater-Mllton la not yet de
veloned. This year her flgurea will
be more Interesting and the year after
still more.
nriHtol Leaven; MeCourt Kea-ly.
Thnuh hla appointment as U. 8.
i.trirt attorney waa confirmed by the
senate late yesterday afternoon John
vrrmirt haa not yet received any or
flclal notification of the fact that he
ia ,he federal prosecutor, aaya Wed-
,w. Pendleton E. O. Today he
r-1-- -"- -- v '- a a a
I THE GEORGE PALMER
: I UMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
we Solicit Your Orders for
! Lumber, Lath. Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain woou
has been at hla office aa usual, though j
he haa been hourly expecting a mes-
sage Instructing him to proceed to
Portland and take Immediate charge
-'
of the office.
In a 'phone message from Portland
thla afternoon Mr. MeCourt waa In
formed that W. C. Bristol haa closed
the office and regarde himself aa no
longer district attorney. The grand
Jury which he convened recently haa
been excused until next Tuesday.
Upon the request of the Portland
Oregonlan for a statement of hla poli
cies while In office Mr. MeCourt gave
the following Interview at a late
hour last night:
I, of course, do not kno and will
not know until I have assumed the
dutlea of the office, what matters are
pending there, requiring attention. I
Intend to dispose of all matters pend
ing when I enter the office, aa well as
those arlHlng In the future, as rapidly
as conditions will permit.
"Offenders against the law will be
brought to as speedy a trial and as
vigorous prosecution, as the Interests
of the defendants will allow.
'The office will receive my undi
vided attention.
All criminal matters will receive
full Investigation and where Indict
ments are reiurneu, viguiuu v uncu
tlons will follow.
"Civil matters will receive my earn
est attention and the government's
rights will be protected so far aa It
Ilea In my power to protect them.
'I expect to give the government
While In the office, aa I have alwaya
given other clients, ths best service
within my ability."
According to Mr. McOourt, he ha
hot yet decided upon whom he will ap
point as deputies and will not make
the appointments until he la actually
In office.
Thouah he will have to move to
Portland and retire from private law
practice, Mr. MeCourt will attll con
tlnue as one of the firm of MeCourt aV
Phelps, -though his partner will hence
forth do all the work.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages," writes A. M. Aka, of
Wood, Ind. "I took treatment with
several physicians without any bene
fit, I then atarted to take Foley's
Honsy and Tar, and my lungs are
now as sound as a bullet. I recom
mend It In advanced stages of lung
troubls." Foley's Honey and Tir
stops the cough and heals ths lungs,
and prevents serious results from a
cold. Refuse substitutes. A. T. Hill.
We are prepared to furnish and . deliver material
promptly. ; ; Mam a : :
fall ud Retail Department riH.. . z
Reduced Rates.
Account, trl-atate Interacolaatlc
track meet and declamation contest.
April $0 and May 1. ths O. R. 4k N
has msde a rate of $4.80 from La
Grande to Walla Walla and return.
Dates of sale are April 10, $0 and
May 1, final limit May I.
Prise Walts Dance.
There will be a prize waits dance
Wedneaday night at Harrla hall. St
The La Grande Evening Obeerver
delivered at your home each evening,
Sundays excepted, 65 cents the rr.ontn.
Money Supports the Home
nri It needa a steady Influx of It to
maintain the household and keep It
going. To be sure of that ateady flow
of money, It la the beat plan to bank
the savings ao that ynu will know
where to reach them In time of need.
For "rainy days" come to the thrlf
tleat of us at tlmea, and It Is well for
os If they find us prepared. Bank
rour surplus cash with us now, and
rou will have the pleaaure of know
Ing that It Is not only secure, but
earning good Interest.
The Eastern Oregon
Trust & Savings
bank
OFFICER!
F. M. BYRKIT, President.
Wit MILLER, Vice-President.
GEO. L. CLEAVER, Cashier.
T. J. BCROOOIN. Assistant Cashier
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WE HAVE
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TO LOAN
WE provide an absolutely safe place
to deposit your money.
WE are not an experiment, but a
grown, really existing reality,
WE return your money all of It on
demand.
WE are prosperoua and responsible,
as well as progressive.
WE give you the Brat of Service as
the result of long experience.
WE have ample Capital and Surplus
to, protect your Interests In every
way.
WHEN THE
SECURITY
OFFERED
MEETS THE
APPROVAL OF
OUR DIRECTORS
We Pr interest on Certificates of Deposit for 6 months and on
Saving Accounts.
FARMERS AND TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK
.OF LA GRANOC
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