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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1908)
OE3EHTE32.UL CUATBE,. GSEGOX, THrESD,Vr, OCTSTXS 1 OSS. Oawta Sample Sale s i! p.igtt stx. Great Of 52.50 Imitation Sable Boas Going af 95 c each Children ! ! 4! ' I I 4 ? t J I I fe Sampl an Set C&Bsfcrtiny of Coat,1 Muff. Cap and ' Legyias In the curly and straight Bear ' Stela; alio, a owpl of Cray Astra ehan; 1J.6-S and ttdf.m qaatffy, sample V ptiee $5.95 a set 312.30 quality, sample prfee..".... "'': - S7.S5 a set Atari doaea different cumbers t elect team. . ' : THE FAIR Store People have purchased the 'complete line of samples of Vim. fL Miller, cf Detroit, Mich- lqznrcnt of the largest fix confroiers cf the east. ' We have bought the sample line at f-3 discount so we are enabled te sell you Furs af a wholesale price and still have a good legitimate profit left, so if you are Mending to invest in a fill fur, have a look at these. Also our tegular stock will go at 15 percent less for when the Fair Store people put on a sale they da it right You have the whole stock to select from at a reduction - . . . . : THE STORE WAT UXDERSEUS THE REST. OUR SYSTEM-SMALL-PROFIT AMD QUICK RETURNS Read Tfte ffreaf Reductions We Are Making During This Great Sample Sale of Furs Then Come And See an.i JJ.i Fursi sample price, $1.95 eacft This line constats of Boos and Scarfs, to Sable, Cotty, tort dlffereat styles. fO aaJ Sample Furs at $2.97 each Consist of Scarfs, Set and Kafaa. fa 8ftr and River Mink. JI.G to ir SiZStyi Furs at $3.89 each This number consists of Set. Muff and Boa,, in Angora Goat ant Coney Sable. Both, ladies act rfclldrea'si. - ST.8 Sampi Furs at 54.85 each This BumVf we have in Scarfs and Boas only, ft Ermine and River Mink. 55.95 each This lot we tare a Terr good Iec ttoa of sample sets. Boats. Scarfs and Muffs, af Isabella. Fox. RiTer Mink and Sable. . $IM Sample Furs at $6.98 each good Americas Sabl and Russia Fox. $12.5 Sampl Furs at $7.69 each In this number we bar a swell snowing, consisting af Sctuirrel. Rus sia. White Fox. Bearer and Japanese Mink. fa sets. Scarfs kai Muffs. 115.8 Sample Furs at 59.75 each This number we hare in Boa only. Cm:j. ivier Mtna ant White Fox. 114.8 and $15.80 Sample Far Boas . . going at $19.45 each Buy your Far Coal NO'V, We have purchased U aamptea for ou to choose from, consisting of Real Sable. Bearer and other good fur. Four 145 qualitle. sample price c - $32Jt Three f 3 qualities, sample price each r ..$34.35 Two $ qualities, sample price c ....Hoes Two f J qualities, sample price cl .$15.75 $20 and $25 Sample Fur Boas doing at $11.75 )i My. 0 STORE Condition of this Sample Sale: Strictly cash. No money refunded, and exchanges made only at time of sale. MMti "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY" Tcvth -ni Morrison. Portland, Oregru A. P. Annstroog. ffrR, Principal ,We occtrpy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have" a $20,000 eqmpment, employ a Urge faculty, give laliridaal instruction, receive more calls tnr oEce tclp tliao we can meet. Oar sciod admittedly leads all others fa qnaliry of infraction. It pays to attend snch an inatitation. 1SU BOaM Kaat " Kee? hataaverin awar ewrUstinjlT oa thorough ark. tt will win oot la the ead.- SaUaaUmeaton The quality of tnstrac owfsraia yoaradwMt asafcea it t& standard of its kind ia die Northwest .Open all tie year. Students admitted at any time. Catalosroe free, - MS IMBLCR RCWS uildem Are You Dolnl What You Can to Populate Your State? OREOOX XtrM PEOFI. B-Uettlers. honert farmer,, merhan le. merchaau. eUrks, po pie with brains, strong hands and a wlllinf heart capital or bo capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co Is sndln tons of Oreson tluratur lo the M.ft.for distributlna thro-jh erery srstlable aency. Will you not help the food work of bulldlnc Orefon by ndin us the names and aMremes f yor friends who are llkety to be Interested In this state? We will be I.4 to bear the epn of sending them complete In formation about Oregoa and Its opportunities. COLOSI.VT TICKirrs will be on sal. during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOEEU from the east to all points la Oregon. The fares from a few principal cltus are: Trom IWnrer . S A From InUU!e t1.7 From Omaha 114 From Cincinnati !:.: rrom Kanas City tJ.vtt From OevUnd '. Ttom St. Louts j$ U From New York ISS.tt .From Chicago fll.Oa TicKrrs cax be prepaid. ft T wnt ! brfng a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the pros a'noi't ttn any ef our aetata, The ticket will then be furafaawk1 T tetegrap'ii. .J. JI. XTX.WTr. Inral Arrwt, 1m Craewle, Orrgna. mt. CMCR:LTf raeral Paesmger AgenC PonTLAi.t). on ec or. Imbler, Oct. IS. (Special.) S. L. Brooks and wife are attending the fair at WaUa Walla. . George Ruckmaa has bought the B. F. Webb property and has built a large barn and will more to the ctty Imbler. Look out, boys? William Hon Is game warden. The heary rains win delay potato' digging a few days, but help the wheat. L. J. Lewis, the socialist, spoke to a good -sized crowd here two days ago. Ask any one from Oklahoma about democratic rule and Increased taxes. C R. Hlbberd will hare a big stock sale the tlt. A. Rigga has boxes of apples. Mr. Lewis, the second miller, has moved his family here. WHT NOT TRT Popham's AmiMA REMEDY? Olrea prompt and positive relief la evry case. Sold by druggists. Price 11.84. Trial package by mall 18 cents. Williams Mf. Co, Props. Cleveland, O. For sale by A. T. IIIU, Druggist Caariidane Taft on the stun? wti; rna&e phe tlat Candidate Bryaa can neitliAr make, dedge nor answer. iZr. Taf;'s armaments are based apoa acalerements; Mr. Bryan's ar jtarr.ea: rest upon promises, most o' tfeh he now fjfaores as prored falli cles. such as the fifty cent dollar and pub lie ownership. The disaffected negro who says he baa paid his debt to the Republieaa party should ask himself what ha 8w to the Democrat party. ' It Is a paradox la politics, but It Is nevertheless true, that the party la power Is not oa the defensive la this camsaism. Ti pnmKii. . - .y.vu I BWr'J I B candidates need no defens Th. Democrats are apologists this year. Tha season is coming when Bryaa might find It popular to guarantee deposits of overcoats and smbrellaa. Even while Mr. Taft Is eampalgnlot the impetus he gava the work oa the Panama canal goes steadily on. Tha pazz'.s ovr the tea lost tribes Is as nothing compared with the hid ing place of Bryaa s lost Issue Brysa e!ai to be at once the fa ther and heir of the Roosev.it nii. des. His brother Democrat, Jadgs Parker, denounces Rooseveltlra. The family srtas a Ute Jarred. Mr. Bryaa siys he Is tit ea'zg tc worry about tha negro vote, i.a u.l bar enourh to wo:rj o;cr ti: 2 ocratlc vote - - - I ti DIRECTORY OF THE FRATERNAL.ORDERS L.A GRANDE, ORE. JI. W. A. La Grande Camp No. T78J meeU very first and third Monday evenings at L O. C. F. hall. AH visiting neigh bors are cordially lavlted to attend. Relief committee: E. C, Davis, Charles Dtsqos, A. J. Warner and D. E. Cox. ' E. C DAVIS, C IX E. COX. Clerk. r. o. . La Grande Aerie No. 2I. p. 0. E, mts every Friday Bight tn Elks' hail at I p. m. Visiting brethren la vlted to attend. D- H. PROCTOR. W. P. J. H- LEISHilAN. W. 8. O. E. B. Hope .Chapter No. 11, O. E. R. bold ai? commanlcaons the second and -.InAn of each month. - -iui.is cordially Invited. ilARI 0. FORREST, W, M. A. ITArJCICK. SecreUry. l o. ot r. La Grande Lodge No. II, meets k their hall every Saturday night Ta tting brothers cordially Invited te at tend. Cemetery plat may be sea si Model Restaurant. C H. BLYSTOXE, N. a IX E. COX. Secretary. C J. VANDERPOKU Fla. Bee. Racers of America. Court Maid Marlon No. 21 meea each Wednesday night In K. of P. baa Brothers are invited to attend. NERI ACKLES. C B. C J. VANDERPOEL, F. S. Board of Trustees: Dr. G. L Blf- gers. Oscar Berger and Herbert Pit on. 4 DRESSMAKING Fancy dressmaking parlors, at I 7 Ninth street. Satl faction guaranteed. Thone lud 1913 How to Get fttrotig. IV f. Daley, ef 124T W. Censrese fit. Chteago, tells ef a way te become vtreag. Tie says: "My snotber. wbe Is M4 aa4 wsa very feeble. Is dertvtsg as taoeB be aeflt frem Electric Bills rs, ghat X U t. n a-.. U-il U.cm w?h aeeo tool and rtrengtbentsg medicine about It. In my mother's case a aarkd gala la fWsh baa rs ru'ted, rneoranla has beea overcome, and she la steadily growing stronger." Electric Btttera quickly remedy ssom ach. Uver aad kleaey wMnptaram. field n4r gvarsntes at Nrwrta's dreg store. COFFEE You can buy something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 2CXX) miles of R R freight from the roaster, don't I rfortr rvfams rmr mnr It res dosl Kit ikiliier Bnt put bis WOOD RAWING 'Phone and we will do your wood sawing very promptly, and at prices you ran afford to pay. We 4 are always ready. 4 MATIIKWK, RTOLL A CLASS. 4 "Pboaea: Rod S4 Red I3H. All ot the b!at farnaccj la tort ern Illinois have b-sen refi-.n Ing their share toward Hasting Dem- wTBvic opes or success la that na-e. Hoa. Adlal Stevaasoa deules thaf c- was er-r a "ka.ht of th golden c.rclc." tu: was a prominent knight of the si!rer circle, wllch was Juj as bai. Aa En!!ih writer say thit Bryan Ism Is a religion. Hardly iuat. as no one was ever saved by It. Candidate Kern says that he is th left wing of the Bryaa army. The record shows that both wings of the Bryan arry are left. Mr. Bryaa declares that his third oomlnstlon was due to the growth oi the prlnctp's he championed la his former campaigns. The statement Is a little amusing la view of the fact that every principle he championed la 1SX and ItOO Is as dead as tha asoond of Swat. The Democratic party ran never make any progr-M on the tariff ques tion naUl It p-J more attention to markets and less to maxims. Tha laboring men of the nation rota as cltlsens and do their own thinking, which Is tha beat iM.r..M that their votes will not h. 4.m.. 4" by any leaders or alleged leaders. It Is understood thst tboM rw trats who do not wast to contribute to the Bryaa campaiga fund are hav !I thewt.e lerromtd. l o. o. r. Star Encampment No. II, L O. O. meets every second and fourth Wednesday In tne month tn Odd Fei !ows hall. Visiting patriarchs always velcome. D. E. COX, C P. W. A. WORSTELU Scribe. M. D. of A. Meets first and third Thursday eve t L O. O. T. kali. Visiting members ilways welcome. J. A. ARBUCKL.12. PresldenL a J. VANDERPOEL, Secretsry. Vtoodmcn of Ute Wortd. La Grande Lodge No. W. O. W, meeu every Saturday evening la K. of p. hall la the Corpe building. All visiting members wel come. Vf M VI innt-ro I. a. KEENET, Consui Commander Clerk. Jm What Tow Ordered. Tou csa depend upon jooj order oming Jus4 as you ordered It when yen place your meat order with Ptil- U. the Boss butcher. "Phone Mala 11- rwa A. r. A A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 4L A. F. A. M holds regular meetings firs and third Saturdays nt T:J p. m. U H. RL'SSELL, W. U. C. D. HT1TMAN, Secretary. k. of r. i) Bed Cross Lodge No, IT, meea very Monday evening In Castle BiH Corpe building. A Pythian welcomt to all visiting knights. ! D. IL PROCTOR. C C R- L. LINCOLN. K. of R. A S. L. O. T. M. Hive No. IT. L. o. T. M meea very first and third Thursday of moath at 2 o'clock la the afternoon Visiting members made welcome. SADIE KLI XT WORTH. L. C MRS. EVA M INTTRE, K. of R. Kebkaba, Crystal Lodge No. f9. meets svery Tuaday evening at the L O. O. T. halL All Vinltlfir rn.mK.ra are tS- vtted so attend. RACHEL E. WORSTELL. N. O. TILUE COX. SecreUry. B. P. O. E. La Grande Lose Na. 411.' meev aeh Thursday evening at t o'clock Elks club, earner Depot street ssl Washington avenue. Visiting brother are cordially Invited to attend. C 8. DUNN, Exalted Ruler. O. E. M CULLT, Bsc See. . Tbey Take tSM Kiaks Owl "1 have need Dr. King's New life PBln for many ream, with tacresslnc af stomach, liver and bowels, wllbe fun ar frltttoa," says N. H. Brown, Plttsfleld. Vt Guaranteed satbfa satisfaction. Thev taie U - Yt outl.o .t.ri . ...,.,