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ITESIira OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. OREGOX. FRIDAT, MARCH Bt, IMS.
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OOWT ftfSS ANYTHING THAT'S COMING TO YOU-
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is offering the most Phenumlnal Opportunities fo- Saving 20 to 50 percnt on all kinds of Wearing app jrel 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 lo pass by. Every department will be crowded with wonderrul 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 shown In this -
city or Eaftern Oregon. Every man should come here Friday or Saturday or better come both days, Friday and Saturday . '
SOME STIRRING PRICE REDUCTIONS IN THE MEN'S DE
PARTMENT THAT SHOULD INTEREST EVERY MAN WHO
UVES IN THIS VAUEY.
Men'a extra Panto that sold for tl.25a Mia tomorrow at ....... c
Men'a Panto that Bold for 22.00 and 22.2S, now .$1
Men'a Panto that told for I2.2S and $.., and $1.75; your choice of
the lot at - gl.SO
Touth'i Suit, all sixes, that sold aa high as $19.60, on sal tomorrow '
at. the suit ...........i $JJ '
One lot young men'a Suite worth to f 11.00. on aale tomorrow at t4JW
One lot men'a Suits worth 110.00 to 1 12.60; all good patterns and
good atylea; on aale tomorrow at, the ault ....$4.8
One lot boya' Shoea, vlcl kid, bos calf or velour calf; regular II. to
TS'.'JCS, C2 sslt at ?
One lot men'a heavy Shoea, worth f t.00; on aale at .$1.M
One lot men'a Dree Shoea, In vld kid. velour calf and patent ' colt, '
every pair worth "4.60 to $5.00; on aale at, the pair $S.4
One lot men'a 13.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, all new, up-to-date styles; on
aale. 'while they last, at .8
Men's best 50c and 65c work Shirts on aale at, each S5c
Men'a dreaa Shirts, all sires, and excellent line of patterns, value $1.00, '
on sale at, each 80o
Hats ...
GET TOUR NEW HAT FOR SPRING NOW. """ " "
Men'a Hats worth to $2.00; on aale now at . ....sfks
Men's $3.50 Hats on sale at the very low price of 12.48
One lot of Men's Stetson Hits, regular $5.00 value-"you know wliat
Stetson's are worth" on sale at $2.89
LA GRANDE!
OREGON
Tabic Linens
We have only carried tbe BEST .
grade of Table Damask, and this ale
affords you an opportunity to get
supply at leas' than jobber' prices.
$1.00 all-linen Table Damask.
full width; very neat patterns;
on aale at per yard .60 '
$1.25 fine, all-linen Damasa,
very neat acroll patterns and an
excellent value at the regular
' price, but on aale at, per yard. 78c
'$1.10 Table Damask, all pure linen. "
very beautiful floral patterns;
. now on aale, at per yard t8o
. We have Napkin to match many of
these pattern, aad you buy them at -a
DIG REDUCTION In prion, bo yon '
better load up noW for a long time to
come. -
Towels and Toweling.
One lot Hand Towels, worth (e
each, on sale at, each 4c
, One lot 10c Bath Towels, good,
' - large size, on sale at, each ....14c
One lot large Huck Towels, hem
' med; regular 25c value, on sale
' at 18c
One lot 85c all pure linen Huck
Towels; extra large size; on sale
at, each S4c
Crash Toweling, worth 8c yard; on
aale at, per yard ". .Bo
12 He-Linen Crash, on sale at per
yard 8c
16c Linen Crash, on sale at, per
yard to
Shoe Department
Thl Department and it offering will be very Interesting to the econ
omically Inclined.
100 pairs Child's 8hoes, else Itt to t, regular value tSo to $1.00. your
choice . ..,'. .i ,., ,,.,,,,,... , 49o
150 pair Child's Shoes, sli t to $, regular price $1.50, and the loi
Includes patent kid and black kid. with fancy acroll top; your choice -
, for .I . . , . ...j . . .. y ........ .v.Mc
100 pair mlasea Shoes, sixes t to 2, regular value $2.00 to $1.;5. . , .81 Jt
.all.
..81.S8
ZOO pairs ladles' Shoea that aold at $1.25 and $2.50; all alsea and
good atylea; while they last, at only, per patrt ........... .
175 pairs ladles' kid and velour calfShoe, that sold at $3.00 and $3.50,
en sale now at, per pair ............................. , ... 91.1s
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Till will be a good time to buy those Lace Curtains yon expect to get at
hnuxe-eleanlng time,
One lot Lace Curtains. 314 yards long, 53 Inches wide, neat acroll pat
' tern; regular value $1.50; on aale now at 08c
One lot Lace Curtains, I $-8 yards long, (0 inches wide; on aale at. ,8141
One lot ruffled Net Curtains, t yards long; worth $2.25; on sale at 81.78
Ladies' Waists
' SAVE MONET BT BUTINO NOW,
One lot Ladles' white Waists, $1.50 values, on aale at 88c
One lot ladies' white Watata, $1.75 and $2.00 valuea, on sale at ...... 91.18
One lot ladles' white Waists worth to $3.00, on aale at ............. .81.70
A Big Line of all new Silk and White Lawn, embroidered and lace
trimmed Waist at a BIG REDUCTION' IN PRICE.
TH
E FAIR
LA GRANDE
OREGON
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LET M
examine your eye and
fit your glasses. My
glasses fit and give sat
isfaction. 0. M. HEAC0CK
At the same old stand.
If you want your watch
to run right, let Heacock
repair it, at the same old
stand.
Evening Observer 65c per month.
WILL RCN A FItt IT TRAIN.
Washington Experts Will Talk to
Farmer on Orchards. , ,
On March 27 and 28 the entire line
of the Spokane A Inland railway Will
be traversed by a special fruit train,
bearing an exhibit and a number of
well known horticultural authorities
who will lecture at every point of Im
portance, saya the Spokane Chronicle.
Spraying and cultivating, how to save
the fruit corp. and picking and pack
ing with a view to obtaining the beat
market price.
In addition to the officials of the
road the following will be among the
speakers on the trip: L. F. William,
chairman of the executive committee
In charge of the December apple show;
John Hughes, a canning expert of this
city; Prof. W. S. Thorn ber and Prof.
A. M. Melander of the Washington
State college.
"This will be the first special train,
a far as I know, ever run anywhere
In the Interest of the fruit Industry."
says Mr. Hughes. C. L. Smith, chair
man of the exhibit committee of the
apple show, will be on the train for
the purpose of instructing growers. It
is also a part of the purpose to Inter
est the communities along the Inland
In canning factories and packing
plants with a view to saving much
fruit which now goes to waste.
The train will consist of two cars.
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! THE GEORGE PALMER
LUMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT j
We Solicit Your Orders M
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain Wood
We'are prepared to' furnish and deliver mateal
promptly.
... D.taii Drnartment Phone Main 8.
e t,an up
one for exhibition and lecture - pur
poses and the other a private car.
THE LINE-UP. . j
Two Teams "Who Will Contest on
Skates This Evening.
The line-up for tonight s basketball
game on akatea at the Noyes rink, fol
lows: ' ! .
White Shirts Kooser and Nelson,
forwards;, Scrlber and Zwelfel, guards;
Carr, center.
Black Shirts Childera and Rlchlen,
forwards; Snodgrass and - Noyes,
guards; Williams, center. Subs, Al
ston and Dunn.
Manager Noyea of the rink, will be
host to the players with an oyster
supper following the game.
A Tribute to Judge Hailey.
The death of Hon. T. O. Hailey at
Portland last Sunday, causes a va
cancy In the ranka of useful and wor
thy citizens of Oregon. He . waa a
lawyer of considerable note and aerved
a ahort term on the supreme bench.
He took unusual Interest In agricul
tural matters and for several years
was proprietor of one of the best
farms In Umatilla county. He believed
In thoroughness in farming, loved
choice livestock, and did a great deal
to further the agricultural Interests of
the Pacific northwest. SaTem States
man. ,
New Mexico for Taft.
El Paso, March 20. New. Mexico's
delegation In the Chicago convention
will be selected at a convention of the
republicans of the territory In Sliver
City tomorrow. Secretary Taft Is a
great favorite throughout the terri
tory and his unanimous Indorsement
for the presidency by the convention
la a foregone conclusion. At Its meet
ing taat month the republican territor
ial committee Indorsed Taft, all the
41 member concurring.
' Amnversary of GtuUotine.
Paris, March 20. The Society for
the Abolition of Capitol Punishment
held a great maa meeting In Paris
today and made plana for carrying on
Its crusade throughout 11 European
countries. The date of the meetlnt
I significant, aa this is the anniver
sary of the adoption of the guillotine
in Franc, on March 20, 1782.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
"Several year alnce my lungs were
ao badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages," writes A. M. Ake, of
Wood, Ind. "I took treatment With
several physician without any bene
fit I then atarted to take Foley'
Honey and - Tar, and my lung are
now as sound aa a bullet I recommend-.
It In advanced stage of lun
trouble."' Foley's Honey and Txr
atopa the cough and heals the iunga.
and prevent serious result from
cold. Refua ubtltute. A.' T. Hill.
Dance Saturday Night. ,
Dance at the Harris hall next Sat
urday night
Just Received
Car of Rock Springs coal Just, ar
rived. GRANDE RONDE CASH CO.
Money Supports the Home
tnd it need a steady Influx of It to
maintain the household and keep It
going. To be sure of that steady ffow
of money. It la the beat plan to bank
the saving ao that ynu will know
where to reach them In time of need.
For "rainy day" come to tho thrif
tiest of us at times, and It la well for
u If they find u prepared. Bank
your surplus cash with u new, and
you will hav tha pleasure of know
ing (hat It I not only secure, but
earning good Interest
The Eastern Oregon
Trust & Saving
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' OFFICER) I
F. U. BTRKIT, President
WM. MILLER, Vice-President.
QEO. L. CLEAVER; Cashier. .
T, J, RCRCM19IN, Assistant Cashier.
F. jr. HOLMES. Treasurer.
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INTEREST! YOU MOW EY
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WE provide an absolutely sate place
to deposit your money.
WE are not an experiment but a
grown, reaily existing reality.
WE return your money all of It -os
demand.
WE are . prosperous and responsible,
as well as progressive. '
WE give you the Best of Service as
the result of long experience.
WE have ample Capitol and Surplus
to protect your interests In everv - -
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We Py interaat on Certificate of Deposit for 6 month and on -
Savirg Account. i
FARMERS AND TRADERS -
NATIONAL BANK
WHEN THE
SECURITY
OFFERED
MEETS THE
APPROVAL OF
OUR DIRECTORS
OF LA GRANDF.
J. W. SCRIBER, Cathiar
J0SFHI1 PALMER. Pre dm G. E. McCULLY. A. C
Latest Designs
H. Best Quality :
Greatest Assortment ;
Reasonable Prices
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