ecitt facts. PAGE SIX, , HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! SPECIALS For Wednesday --Onfy- 1000 Yards Frilled Tswelinj 3 3-4c yd. 400 to 600 Ladies Dress Skirts Last Week Price $1.95 each I h : 4' EYETHfG OBSERVER,! GRAXDC OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTCBFTt T. 190. SI r 1 1 r ( t : Remember this is the last week. Only three more days to buy clean and up-to-date merchandise at bankrupt priices. ST0CC IS REEUCED. ONLY THREE MORE DAYS. THE ENTIRE! Save from 25 fo 50 per cenf on SWrfs U.SO to 1.7.80 Press Skirts, each. $1.9$ Iri Skirts, each ,'.'. ,,,...fS.T 7 and I Dress Skirt, each ..$. i and $1 Dress Skirts, each ..$. '112.50' Dres Skirt,, each .'. ....$7.9$ $IS to $1S Dress Skirts, each ,.$ff.9 2S to 110 Silk Voll Skirts, each $19.9S Remember, every Skirt In the house Is reduced. None held la reserve. All Buy Your Fall Suit at this Sale HOW Our entire lot "'off Ladies'" Suits thrown. In at reduced prices, consist ' tng off all' the latest material and up-to-date styles, . . Iff to Suit going at ......... '.$3.89' $14 to JI2.5 Suits going at,.,. $7.89 t to 120' Suits going at $11.1 2S Suits going at $19.39 1 30 to $32 Suits going at $23.75 128.50 Suits going at ...... .,..$29.95 .. At above price extra charges for Ladies' Cloaks all greatly Reduced Iff ym want youir fall cloak at a bar gain. HURRY, for our entire stock. Is going at Bargain prices. Id and T Ladies' Cloaks each, $1.69 $J to t Ladies' Coalka. each, ..$ $12.59 to IIS Ladles" Cloaks... $9.89 lit Ladies' Cloaks, each...... $11.95 122.30 to 125 Ladies' Cloaks.. $11.95 2 and 130 Ladles' Cloaks each $23.39 Boys' - Clothing at bankrupt prices Boys' Clothing that the Leader Store had ' purchased for . their Fall selling, rut to about ONE-HALF. IJ.50 to 8 Boys' Long Pants Suits ...$3.75 $12.50 Boys' Long Pants Suits.. $4.65 $4 Boys' Knee Pant Suits..;... $1.95 IS Boys' Knee Pants Suits $2.85 $3.59 Boys' Long Overcoats ....$2.25 4 Boys" Short Overcoats, each $1.95 $.50 to IS Overcoats ....$545 Bankrupt Shoes He to t Children's Shoes, a pair 40e 11.25 Mi-wes' Shoes, a paid ..99c $1.50 Boys' and Otrls' Shoes $1.19 12 and $2.25 fine. OlrU' Shoes. .$1.39 II.7S Ladies' Shoes , ; .'.$1 -19 $5.59 to $1 Ladles' Shoes $1.9.1 J2.50 to K Ladies' Shoes $2. $2: Boys' School Shoes -.$1.3 tsMqpsjssjM'sawsnH'Mr tp'sswsj's" B Sissswssea lib Bedding Bargains 73e Cotton Blankets.a pair 42c $1.25 Cotton Blankets, a pair J.. 89c $1.50 Cotton Blankets, a pair ..$1.19 $1.75 Cotta Elankets, a pair ..$1.17 $2.25 Cotton Blankets, a pair ...$1.69 $4.50 Wool Elankets, a pair ....$3.69 $6.73 Wool Blankets, a pair ..,.$1.39 $7.50 Wool Blankets, a pair ....$3.95 j ' ILL. r9Ot90w9Oww HCFFMAX DISPOSES OP INTEREST "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"- Tenth ind Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P, Arautronc, LL.IL, Principal I,We occupy iwo floor 65 by 100 feet, have a $30,000 equipment, employ a Urge faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calla tftt office fce!j than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all others in quality of instruction. It paya to attend oca an institution. (.Said a. Bitila Xaa f M Keep hammeriag away eTerlaating! oa thorongh work. It will win out is the end." Saiil M EJaraton "The qnality of instruc tion gives id your school makes it the standard of Its kind ia the Northwest" CPpea tt jtzr. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free References Any bank, any newspaper, any business man In Port'aad. 66 fWlC ft!m99 uilders FIitr.r of Prnclfc-ton Fjist Orejronlan Ha Drotp.-(l the Helm. Are You Doing What You Can to Populate Your State? OflEOOM NEED' PEOPLE Rattlers, honest farmer, mechan ic, merchant, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co Is sending tons of Oregon literature to ths eaut for dlotrlhutlon through every svallAble agency. Will you hot help the good work of tmiidlng Oregon by sending us the names and adlre-a of your friends who art likely to b Interefted In this state? We will be glad to bear the expanse of sending them complete In formation about Oregon and Its opportunities. fOLOSIST TKKKTS will be on sale during 8F.PTEMBEP. AND OCTOISKII from the eaut to all points In Oregon.' The fares from a lew principal cities are: From Denver $20.00 From Louisville ..$41.70 From Omaha $30.00 From Cincinnati $42.20 From Kani City ISO 00 From Cleveland 114.7$ From Ht. Loul 125.10 From New Tork ...... $55.00 From Chicago .$11.00 TK KFT AX UK FltKPAin. If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be furnished by telegraph. J. II. KF.KXKY, Iix-al Agent, 1m Orrwl Oregon. WM. M'MriUlAY, Oriwral rawngrr Agent. PORTLAND, OBEOOM. er Pendleton, Oct. . Through a trade that consummated thla forenoon. Bert Huffman disposed of his Interest la the E.wt Orrgonlan Publishing couir.any, and he formally retires from the editorship of the paper. His place has been taken by E. B. Aldrieh, for mer ctty editor, who has been serving In the capacity of editor durtng the past month. Mr. Huffman's Interest in the paper was purchased ty Mr. Aldrieh and Lee D, Drake, advertising manager. As matters now stand the East Ore gonian Is owned by a company In which the following men are the stockholders: C. S. Jackson, Fred W. Lampkln, E. B. Aldrieh and Lee D. Drake. The change In the editorship of the papr will make the composition of the editorial staff as follows: E. B. Aldrieh, editor; Edgar F. Averllt, tele graph editor, and Harry Burke, city editor. As In the past the business office corps will be compesed of Fred W. lampkln, bualrifs manager; Lee D. Drake, advertising manager, and Geo. Robblns. circulation manager. In ad dition to hl post work. Mr.' Drake will henceforth have charge of the mechanical department of the paper. The Dnllrtt (louning llou-V. At the meeting of The Dalles city council Saturday night, a communica tion, signed by about 15 citizens of the city, was submitted, asking for the removal of the houses of Ill-fame from their present location. B. S. Huntington also Introduced a com munication, asking that an ordinance be adopted, the substance of which being to the efffi't that the houses of prostitution should be removed; sub mitting an ordinance also, which were It passed, would eventually drive the resorts from the part of the city In which they are now located. The Dalles Chronicle. rOSTPOXK OPEXIN'G. f.'lW Sof ia l Fniu-tlon Put Otr to Ac commodate the Excursion. The formal opening of the Elfcs' halt has been postponed from Friday nfght on account of the business rneti's excursion. It would be Inconvenient for business men who are Elks to at tend both events, hence the postponement. At the meeting of the Elks tomor row night, the exact date on which this banner event to Elks will, take place, wilt be decided. Extensive preparations have been made for It and when the opening dot-s take place will be of considerable note. 9s) DIRECTORY or THE i FRATERNAL ORDERS' LA GRANDE, ORE. i. K. lionil? lUwtgns. Yesterday there was closed an Im portant deal In bank stock in this city wherein X. C. Haskell bought the stock of J. K. Romlg In the Citizens' National bank, and Mr. Romlg ten dered his resignation as a" director, and Mr. Haskell was elected In his stead, says a Baker City paper. This will operate to the Interest of the bank, no doubt, for Mr. Haskell Is one of the most enthusiastic Bakerites, giving, perhaps, more time to the building up of the Interests of the city than any other one man. He Is on the boards, and In organizations which consume time, working for the ad vancement of Baker. The Citizens' bank will feel the Impetus his connec tion will give It. How to Get feirong. r. J. Daley, of 12 4 7 W. Congress 8L, Chicago, tells of a way to become strong. He says: "My mother, who la Id and ws very feeble, la deriving so snucb benefit from Electric Hitlers, that I feel tt la my duty to tell those vol) need a touic aud etrsng thonlng medicine about It. In my mother's case a marked gain In flesh, has re sulted. Insomnia has been overcome, and she Is steadily growing stronger." Electric Bitters quickly remedy stom ach, liver and kidney complaints. Bold under guarantee at Newiln's drug tors. IjARGE YAIUETY ON HACKS. aTult No IxMirfCT rrinripl Article Dl . played for ToniisU. The variety of exhibits at the Ex hibit hall hi widening and fruit Is no longer the sole attraction. Splendid samples of local-grown vegetables oc cupy one end of the hall. A new rack has been Installed and every available Inch of space will be filled with the eshlblts In a few days. Xotk-e to Creditor. Notice Is hereby given to ati whom It may concern, that E. C. Dlsqua has been appointed by the county court f.f t'nlon county, Oregon, administra tor of the estate of John H. Dillon, de feased. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased ate required to present them with the proper vouchers within six months from the date hereof to the admin istrator at his place of business No. 1108 Adams avenue. La Grande, Ore gon. Dated September IS, 1101. E. C. DISQUA. Administrator of the Estate of John H. Dillon, Deceased. d!7-24-l-7-14 LAST OF PRELIMINAIUKS. nvrr Drftu I Vans and Ends Pre liminary Matches. The last of the preliminary singles In the tennis tournament were played last evening, when G. I Cleaver de feated Willie Peare, s-O.I-Jj. The la dles' preliminaries are also completed and by Tuesday the finals In that class will be rounded up. - W. A. L O. O. F. ' I La Grande Camp No. 7702 meets La Grande Lodge No. l, meets V every first and third Monday evenings their hall every Saturday night. Yj at L O. O. F. hall. All vlsttlng neigh- lUng brothers cordially invited to t- bors are cordially Invited to attend. tend. Cemetery plat may be sees c Relief committee: E. C. Davis, Model Restaurant. Charies Diso.ua, A. J. Warner and D. C. H. BLYSTONE, N. a E. Cox. . E. C. DAVIS. C. D. K. COX, Secretary. D. E. COX. Clerk. CJ. YANDERPOEI Fin. Sec F. O. E. Foresters of America. La Grande Aerie No. 251, F. O. E.. Court MalJ barton No. 22 mesa meets every Friday night in Elks' each Wedn8day night In K. of P. hi. hall itlp.m. Visiting brethren la- Erother Invited to attend, vlted to attend. NERI ACKLES, C, B. D. H. PROCTOR. W. P. C' J' VANDERPOEL, F. S. J. H. LEISHMAN. W. S. - Board of Trustees: Dr. G. L. Bit Oscar Berger and Herbert Patt- O. E. S. 1 Hope Chapter No. IS. O. E. S.. hold A. F. A. M. stated communications the second and Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. . fourth Wednesdays of each month. M- holds regular meetings flrtl. Visiting memoeis cordially Invited. d third Saturdays at 7:10 p. m, MARY O. FORREST. W. M. U H. RUSSELL, W. U. MARY A. WARNICK. Secretary. - HUFFMAN. Secretary. I. O. O. P. . of Star Encampment No. II, L O. O Red CrOM No. 17. metB F meets every second and fourth Very Mona'r evening In Castl Hi! Wednesday In tne month In Odd Fel- Crp bulldtn- Pythian welcow lows' hall. Visiting patriarchs always ' U vU,,fln hnlghts. welcome. D. E. COX, CP D. H. PROCTOR, C C W. A. WORSTELU Scribe. ' R- L. LINCOLN. K. of R. A 8. " L. O. T. M. M. D. of A. Hive No. 17, L. O. T. M merO Meets first and third Thursday eve- every first and third Thursday of ed at L O. O. F. hall. Visiting members moath at 2 o'clock In the afterntx tiways welcome. Visiting members made welcome. , J. A. ARBUCKLK. President SADIE KLINTWORTH L. C C J. VANDERPOEL. Secretary. MRS. EVA M'INTYRE. K. of R. Woodmen ol tne World. ' Itobekaha. La Grande Lodge No. Ill, W. O. Crystal Lodge No. 80. meets ever? W meeu every Saturday evening Tuesday evening at the L O. O. t In K. of P. hall in the Corpe hall. All visiting members are U- building. All visiting members wel- vlted to attend, some. M. M. MARQUIS, RACHEL E. WORSTELU N. a H- KEENET, Consui Commander. TILLIE CQX, Secretary Clerk. " "'- H. P. O. E. Just What You Ordfs-ed. Grande Lodge No. 433. m Tou can depend upon'your order ech ""day evening at 8 o'clock H coming Just as you ordered It when Elk' c,ub' cwrer iepot street you place your meat order with 8tll- Wshlnl0n venue. Visiting brothrn r ,h - 'uuh"- p6" . - ct5 O. E. M'CULLT, Rec Set 'ewSSSSysMSSSgSffwswqFpwpMWBMMwapjilS Tliey Take Uie Kinks Oak I have used Dr. King's New Life PUls for many years, with Increasing . satisfaction. Thtr ta '.L of stomach, liver and bowels, without fus or friction. says N. IL Brown. PitUfleld, VL Guaranteed satlsfacr ""7 nt Vewim's drug store. 15c. V