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F J HOLMES. Vic Presidint C WILLIAMS. 2d Asi't Cashier
F. L. -MEYERS Ciihitrt
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I I a n,innhavft waited fof it because you know such values and qualities as , the
5 the quality store gives are unknown anywhere else. ' Some states advertise, goods, ;
nfbrin holmes, at the same prices that prevail at their counters at all times, 5
i aud this prices are not low; others exploit goods ;at seemingly low prices, but-exam-, ,j
iltil wnrkmanshio and you w ill find that the prices .asked
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: trtimcir than thecoods are worth. We have cut the prices on every wmw
: i; 'k i nTri.r, waists, embroideries, lawns and under-
: usimh'ich-we ha?e justnpacked and' wM'be, on display .all, this .week and -I
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Bv Unprecedented
Ml Previous
Values
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and Price Reductions
: For the wise buyer, a sale of this kind is an opportunity
: not to be overlooked, tor we are showing all our neW
spring goods for 190?, and which you canbfiy at a great
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THE QUALITY STORE
opinion some time next week, which
h promised to-do.
The bond buslnenn at the present
time Is In such a flourishing condition
and as there are probably not more
than a half dosen attorneys who have
the confidence of th 'nve-uln public
enough so but an Investor when he
buvs bonds on the .opinion of one of
these gentlemen and Is reasonably cer
tain that his bond will be good, you
can easily understand the congestive
condition that the different attorneys'
desks are In at this particular time.
We, of course, contracted to buy your
bonds Intending to dispose of. them,
and In order to do this. It Is absolutely
necessary to have the opinion! of a
iniiiun miiuhifl liond attorney. As
a consequence, we are forced to have
vour record go through the hands of
such a man rather than have It passed
on by probably Just as reliable an ati
torny, but one not known to the In
vesting public. , i . i ', i
,Ve are doing everything possible to
expedite this matter and are In the
position probably to. handle It much
better than you could yourselves, be
ing more or less familiar with ; bond
houses and their method of doing bus
iness. If the attorney, Mr. Weber,
who has these papers, needs any addi
tional Information or any action taken
on your part to complete the legality,
we have determined to Bend our secre
tory,, Mr. W. A. Dutch, direct to La
Grande with the necessary instructions
as required by Mr. Weber to make
everything complete without further
delay. ,
You will hear from us again inside
of 10 days, either by mall or by our
representative, Mr. Dutch.
Very truly yours,
AMERICAN LIGHT & POWER CO..
Itnlph 8. Hoot, President.
P. S. We are handing you here
with a letter from Ulen, Sutherlln &
Coi, of this city, which should offset
any fooling to the effect that we are
waiting to sell these bonds. The fact
Is we had the bonds sold Immediately
after purchasing them.
I La Grande National Bank
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Glance over your office station
ery, make a note of what you
want, then call up Main 13 and
we will be
JOHNNY ON THE SPOT
to care for your wants in short
order. Work perfect, prices
right.
THE OBSERVER
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UNITED'STATES DEPOSITORY
That nothing but minor details
stand in the way of successful disposal
of the bonds, Is expressed In the post
script. The bonds are sold by the
power company and, as stated before.
the next two weeks will see the mat
ter brought to a successful head
where actual construction can com
mence without further delay, except
ing that which nature presents In the
vva yof frost and snow. Preliminary
surveys can commence while the snow
covers the mountain, vouchasfea Mr.
Plckler, the engineer in charge. The
prospects were never brighter than
they are today.
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URGED TO BE PRESENT
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Richardson and Mr. Chapman, "the
ladies are the greatest boosters of the
nation." Therefore, Mr. Ilichaidson
earnestly requests that as many as
possible attend this evening. Make
the event a social affair; throw all
things else to the wind, and hoar one
of the prime factors In the develop
ment of Oregon. Last year many
heard Mr. Iilchardson and all will
ugree that he is master of ease and
earnestness. He Is a forceful speaker
and will devote himself tonight to a
general resuscitation of booster inter
est. It is a timely moment that he
comes here for today the low rates are
in effect and it is time to be up and
doing.
Xo Money Axktil for.
Rooster subscription fuiuls will be
forgotten tonight. While money do
nations and Mr. Kichardson are synon
ymous, the rule will lit broken this
evening. There are otlrnr things to
discuss and he will certainly "discuss"
them. The band ill open festivities
this evening.
Hie lisl Call.
The Steward opera house. In spa
cious: no money solicitations, and nil
Indies anil children of the city urged
to attend.
'"The ladies are better boosters than
any other s x. with the possible excep-
"and I trust there will be a great .mil
linery display at the opera house to
hear Tom Iilchardson t.uilsbt. , 4The
more women . there In, t,h gaudlenqe,
the better Tom can talk, for y.ou knov
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there are six In his family, all. girls.,
except himself, and he really .appre
ciate? a throng of women who. Aren't
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J. D. Matheson
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J. M. Berry
W.- L" BtenholU
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