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EVEXtXG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE OREGO.V, TUESDAY, ACGCST 11, lOa.
M PRICE-MAKING AT
THE PEOPLES STORE
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nc dum.ek uisija remaining nere nave servea weir :
v purpose and served it well They now musTbid us fare
: well, and do it in a hurry. This is the limyof year that we
make room for new fall goods by makm prices that will
: make the goods go, regardless of desirability or cost.
j: READ THESE PRICES, EVERY QUE WrTHEfll. j:
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85c I
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Oxford Shoes.
$1. 60 White Canvas Oxfords now 75c
$2.25 " " " " $1.15
3.50 Tan . . " 2.39
Ladies' and Children's Sun Hat
60c to $1.00 Values now - - 2t
? All Men's Straw and Crash Hats at ,
Half Price.
dies Long Gloves
ong Lisle Gloves now
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59c
89c
98c
Oto
98c
1.18
A Szes i Out Summer Clove Stock.
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j: Ladies Silk and Wasmpuits Half Price and LessW
$19.00 Silk Shirt Waist Suits $5
20.00 " " " " 9.98
22.50 " Jacket " 11.75
35.00 " " 17.50
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$3.00 Wash Suits' - - $1.25
3.60 M - - -. - 1.45
4.00. " - . 1.98
4.75 " " . - 2.25
5.00 " " . 2.45
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:: Come Early as These Goods Cannot Remain Long at These Prices ::
The People's Store
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, - LR UKRNUL, UKLUUPt
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CIRCUS DAY IN
ALL ITS GLORY
EVERY PCHXT IN THE
VALLEY SENDS VISITOIIS.
Barnum t Bailey Circus la Hero Big
Crowds lively Business for Her
cliauts and Everybody is Happy No
i Stands Down Town and Crowds Cen
ter Around Tented City (Snow to
Leave Tonight for Walla Walla, Its
Next Stopping Place.
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BUS H tOb LULLLUL
Washington and tenth streets
portland. oregon
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A HOME COMPANY 34,000 MEMBERS
$28,000,000.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE
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J. W. OLIVER, AGENT,la Grande.Or.
Cor. 6th St and Washington Ave
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PASTIME OPEX AGAIX.
Houitb IiWs Will Conduct Uie
Commodious Ptayltoiue on Cp-to-tlute
Urn.
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COMBS, NEW, THE FINES1 I
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WASH COLLARS 'WHITE TIES
MIDSUMMER MILUVERY
Cn.WELU1.1IS fir CO.
ADAMd AVEXtE
The Pastime theater, until recently
owned and managed by John Wilson,
opened this morning under a new
management. Late yesterday,evenlng
Mr. Wilson disposed of his business to
Fred M. Housh and J. H. Lucas, the
operator for the theater when Mr.
Wilson owned It. Considerable im
provement Is planned for the big
show house. - ,
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Says Clirlxt Was Not a Jew.
Berlin, Aug. 11. Paul Haupt, head
of the oriental department of the In
ternational congress, today created a
sensation by declaring that Christ was
not a Jew but an Aryan. Scores of
theologtsts took Issue with him, and
a lively discussion followed.
- Ililrlilng Posts Scarce.
Though the street superintendent
has recently put up many new hitch
ing posts, there was a shortage today.
Washington avenue was a solid string
of. farmers vehicles for a distance of
three blocks. On Jefferson avenue
Jt4444--v-t-t-t' H44H-MIH t 4M$tMti-14-t .J-- t-t every available post was taken.
Barnum & Bailey's circus is here
and with It are hundreds of people
from valley point and the city Is a
live mass of humanity today.
In four sections the circus arrived
from Baker City during the early
hours of the morning, but though It
was barely daylight -when the animal
train arrived, there was a great Crowd
ot cnuureu i tlia ...I'.-i J'ir?"
welcome It to the city.
Circus day is Invariably a signal for
big business among the merchants and
today's affair proved no exception. '
Parudo Disappointing.
. The parade, for a circus so really
great as the Barnum ft Bailey shows,
was not up to expectations. The floats
were very firetty and the bands In a
class by itself over the usual run of
circus musical organizations. But the
grade of horseflesh exhibited en the
streets was a disappointment.
The Circus Different.
Though the parade was not trp to
the expectations held out for It, the
afternoon performance was one long
to be remembered. - Thousands saw
the many thrilling acta.
The evening performance promises
to be well attended. The afternoon
crowds, of course, ars always the larg
est, but so many of the city are plan
ning on taking advantage of the eve
ning performance that the show tent
will undoubtedly be tne mecca of
thousands tonight again.
Crowds Seldom Larger.
A solid mass of men, women and
children marked the line of parade.
For Mocks the sidewalks were lined
with, anxlou spectators, many of whom
had held a particular suitable point of
vantage for an hour before the 86-
horse float which followed the heralds
hove Into sight.
To Walla Wafla Next.
After Its two performances here
this afternoon and tonight, the big
circus leaves for Walla Walla. The
O. R. N. has made ample prepara
tions for handling the four large sec
tions promptly and as soon as the
last show Is over, the transportation of
the gigantic circus will commence
Pendleton will only see the circus as
It passes over the O. R. & N.
Contrary to custom the downtown
streets were void of the concession
business. As a result the Idle croud
hovored around the city of tents on
the hill.
BAY &
Plumbers and Tinners
Pump Work and Gutter Work V Specialty
Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your work. No order too large or
small lor ou- best attention. Let us
reline that old stove. At a slight ex
wc zzr. f a good as new
BAY & ZWEIFEL
211 DW0T STRUT
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LUMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
BRYAN WILL NO
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We Solicit.Yourij Orders for
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, MouldlMs,
Chain Wood
We are prepared to furnish and
promptly.
Call up Retail Department Phone Main 8.
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ART1ICIAL
THE ONLY PURE KIND
Tne oniy Kina 01 ice tnat we flan ale in retail trade Is artlfiS! k.
made from pure artnslan water the only pure Ice In the city. Vdellvsry
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wagon will bring thU PURE ICE to your door on notification by telephone
or otherwise. To regular patrons our prices are one-halt cent per pound.
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NAitKAL. ii-e, nanaua in wholesale Iota. Look out for the Orandy Ice
Phone Black 571.
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CHGEXTLY REQUESTED- IO,
HIT CAN'T SEE WAY CLEAR.
Ik-Uovlng Hint a Slumping Tour of Iho
West Would IV a Vote Getter, Lead
ing ItenuKTnta Crgo Bryan to Cume
Went Can't So Way Clear Big
ConfcrciK Today to Arrange for
Ceremonies Tomorrow Bryan In
tcrmlcd In Western Trip,
wagon.
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11 is bad enough io buy Drugs at all,
but why pay more for them than is nec
essary. . visit to our store will con
vince you that our prices are really lower
Ahan you have been paying. All our
prices are marked in plain figures.
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Lincoln, Aug. 11. Charles EOele
man ,a member of the notirication
committee, today appealed to Bryan
to visit the Pacific coast on a stump
Ing tour, lie assured Bryan If he will
come he will have a good chance of
winning the electoral vote of Oregon,
Washington and California.
Bryan was Interested In the request,
but did not lmlluate that he will be
able to make the trip. A conference
was held today by Bryan, Kern and
National Chairman Mack, with other
big democrats, to discuss the campaign
plana and arrangements for notlflca
tlon ceremonies tomorrow. Al Is ready
for the ceremony. The city Is rapidly
filling. The leaders of the party from
all parts of the country are filling the
hotels to overflowing.
GRANDE R0NDE
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TWO PH0ES
City Meat Market Main 50
Fir Street Market Main 48
Our large trade permits us to handle only the best of
everything to be found in a first class market
Try our home made Bacor, Hams and Lard.
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