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Your Greafesf chance to save. Every article in the house going at a reduction. Also
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Extra tor Saturday.
) Apron Gingham.
S'c Yard.
12 He Fancy
Duckings,
Saturday,
70 Yard.
75c and $1.00
Men's Dresa Shirts,
S8c Each.
$7.50 and $8.50
Odds and Ends of Men'
Coats to Close at
$1.95 Each.
$1.50 to $2.00 '
Ladles' Hats
27o Each.
: 85c
Boys' Rubbers,
. Saturday, -"
68- a Talr.
$1.50 Ladles'
Union Suits,
Saturday,
97c a Suit.
$1.75 to $2.00
Wool Sweaters,
9o Each.
For, Men and Boys.
$7.50 to $10.00
Men's Suits,
Saturday,
$3.48 a Suit.
$4.00 to $8.00
Boys' Suits,
Going at
Onc-llulf Price.
$1.50 to $1.75
Latllen' Shirt Waists,'
Saturday,
95c Each.
$1.50 to $S.00
i Oregon Silk and Vool
, Underwear. Sale price,
$1.19 Each.
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Men's Bock ford Socks
Saturday, ;
. 2c a Pair.
JSc'to 75c
L Men's Work Shirts,
Sale Price,
S7c Each. 1
15c
Ladles' Hose.
2 Pnlr for 15c.
$3.50 to $4.00
Tweed Skirts,
$1.89 i :ach.
$2.50 Teanle Down
Blankets,
Saturday,
$1.78 a Pnlr.
India
Linen,
2c a' Yard.
75c
Baby Shoes,
27c ft Pair.
$1.75 Mercerized
t Underskirts, '
Going at
$1.17 Eui h.
$1.75 Lace
Curtains,
Saturday,
95c a Pulr.
600ft Yard of
Dross Goods Remnants,
Going for About
One-llulf Prlco. '
$2.50 Queen Quality
Black Taffeta
Silk,
$1.69 a Yard.
$$.00 to $4.00;
Boys' Suits,
Going at .
$1.98 Each.
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WHO SELLS CHEAPER 7 HAN WE REST? V ' 0 tF Jt '- ! WHO BROKE THE HIGH PRICE RING?
THE FAIR STORE if Il0 E R 0R
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Always Remember You Can Do Better af "3 Grande, OtCqOll. vvJft Bargains Rare?
- THE FAIR STORE .
It's Hcacock's
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Glasses That Fit
THE STEWARD Illdtll
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SATISFACTION TN LA GRANDE
', A JS'limpBo at the seating orrange
menl board -demonstrates what the
theatergoing public thinks of -A Mil
lionaire Tramp." which comes hre
Steward opera houso. i The company
conwn with s'',l reeomnundatlons
from, afar, and U set nis certain that Ln
here tonight. There is humor,, wit
and pretty ketchoH In the lovo-drama
that pleases so well, elsewhere. The
seats at Van Buren's are going rapid
ly, In fact; greaflnfonds were made
the first day up. The, curtain rises on
"A, Millionaire tramp tonight at 8;S0
Up-to-date Tail-
or Made Suits
3ra.le Is going to have a good show promptly,'
Net and Silk Waists, Infant's
Pop Corn Silk Caps, Wool
Shirts and Legglns
in Collars and Belts
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A. B, C Laundry
Daily Observer, 65c per Month:
Xublio StenogTaiher and TvcMTtter.
At WilNamoon's Office.
f M'j Foley Blork.
Hesidenca 'Phone Black 502 or Red
1$52.
Geese and ducks are emu fry? in by
the thourands, and In conyequence the
hunters come In loaded down. Silver
Lake Leader.
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The only Washing Machine made en
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The only washing machine that sucks
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ner ust wnat it will do and leave you to Judge.
G. C Sclieurer,
: Agent for Wallowa and Union County
i PHONE RED 1082
l-fl "511 111
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Mr. IUwe Hoyt. thp only accomplished wrix-mlnr danrrr on the ntllinjr
Clcbe. One liumlr.-d and fifty yards of dlk hi this dro. At
the Scenic net week.
rTI,e Umo S,MP" jn 'earn tor yourself.
Now open at 908 Main treet. Em- MLSS EVA NEIL.
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