La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1909, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    KlfiHT PARES
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The Great Unloading Sale Has Created tremendous inter
BG EVENTS WITH SMALL PRICES
VOHEY TALKS, SO DO OUR PRICES
THE FAIR THE STORE THAT SAVES
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est. Such assortment or Seasonable Merchandise have
ever been offered at anything like Such Prices, 1 he sale
coming so long before f?e Fourth of July gives plenty of
timelo have garments made or buy them ready made
while the opportunity is offered, for tomorrow the various
lots will have been replenished and will offer fully as
good values as the first day of opening, .
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LADIES' TAILOR SUITS.
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$30.00 to $45.00 values now ....$22.50
125.00 to $27.60 value now $17.50
$7.50 Bilk petticoats $1.68
$10.00 and- $12X0 silk petticoats. .$7.S5
LADIES' FINE KNIT
UNDERWEAR.
Lotl Jersey ribbed under vests,
sale price De
Jersey ribbed vests, taped and crochet
lace trimmed, sale price .14c
Jersey ribbed vests and pants, tHm
nied, sale price He
Extra fine' vests and pants, crochet
lace trimmed, all sizes, regular 50c
kind, sae price 32c
EMBROIDERES.
So much , In demand, at this time of
the year. Your chance was never
better to buy them at nearly factory
prices, Don't delay until the best
are gone.
10c embroidery and Insertion .....7c
I21,c embroidery and insertion . '. .03
15c and 16 2-3c emb. and insertion 11c
20c and 22 c values now . ..Me
25c and 27c values now. .Isc
30c and 32 V&c values, now .... .'Sir
35c and 37o values' now' .....,-7e
40c and 50c values now Site
Also some very handsome corset
covers, embroidery, extra wide, .very
handsome patterns at one-third less
than the regular price.
HOSIERY.
Children's fine black Topsy hose.. 10c
Children's fine black Topsy iitse..llc
Children's fine black Topsy hose 12!4e
Ladies' black hose,. 15c value ....lie
Ladies' black hose, nc value.. IS He
Ladies' black hose, 20c value ....14c
Jadies' black hose, 25c value ..17Jic
Indies' tan fancy hose, 50c value.. 2Sc
Children's hose supporters He
Children's hose supporters ......11c
Children's hose supporters .....,14c
Laldes' hose supporters .. 12c
SALE OF MEN'S SUITS.
Mr. Giebel showed no juciv.v- m rji's
department; too many .goo.'. i)rt
; thov miiat TQ '..cul"
deep.
Men's good wool suits, iz. ail sta,
,$8.00 and $10.00 value, .... ...$5.S
One lot of odd sizes, made of pure
wool material, also fancy mixtures,'
sizes 34, 35, 36 and 37: if voa i.an
wear the size, they are a bargain,
sale price . . ...
Men's fine wool suits, $1150 and
$15.00 value, sale price ....... $9.C5
Nothing was spared in this de
partment; the best of them got the
knife. .'. -
Extra fine suits made from line
English Worsteds, $15.00 to $!K.00
values, sale price
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Men's fine hand tailored suits. Un
ion label, the very latest m.U'itifils '
and styles, values up to $.50 00, pule
price , 21.75
One lot of boys' 2 and i pk-c-s K.iUe,
made of good quality of fln cheviot,
values up to $6.00, sa'e ..$3.85
TOWELS.
Extra large Turkish bowels, bleach
ed or unbleached ................ He
Big Turkish bath towels, fringed or
hemmed; bleached or unbleached, 25c
value, sale price .lc
. Extra fine Turkish towels, extra
size, 35c value, sale price 22?4e
Fine satin damask towels .... ..23c
Etxra fine huck towels, hemmed
and ready for use, 35c value ....22c
Elegant satin damask towels, very
pretty for stand covers, values to 75c,
sale price S(!t
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WAISTS.
, Ladies' fine lace waists, long or
short sleeves, trimmed with pretty
medallions and colored lace, white
or ecrue, sale price ........... .$4.93
Ladies' fine Japanese silk waists,
prettily trimmed, sale price $3.45
Ladles' fine lawn aprons ........22c
Ladies' fine black satin aprouu, sale
price 27c
Ladies' fine lawn aprons, long or
short; ones with pretty ruffle, sale
price .".'. .... ...... . . . .23c .
lib l fa $ V3 &
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SALE OF MEN'S HATS.
Men's . head wear 1b a very im
portant factor in our furnishing de-'
partment.
Men's good dress hats, sale price 98c
Men's fine dress hats $1.75 value $1.29
Men's fine dress hats $2.50 value $1.05
SALE OF MEN'S PANTS.
Men's corduroy pants values, to
$2.50, Bale price f2.10
Men's corduroy pants, vslues to
$3.50, sale price , . . . .$2.0.".
Men's pants, mude from fine all
wool material, f.2.50 . value, sale-
Price ...'..."....,....,.$15
.Men's extra fine wool. English Wor
sted pants; can fit any size, . value?
to $4.50, sale price $3.11)
Men's extra', fine English .Worsted;
pants; all choice patterns, values to
$6.00, sale price ................ $4J)5
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
. A; ; ir-siiiv Bouip'te tiiiij if jnen's
fine shirts and drawee; no two n.'ika
were purchased by -is nt T.Oc on ths
dollar. You get the benoht. .mi.iob .ip
to $1.00. sale price per j;:innent. . .45c
Men's lne balbrlgg.m shirts fcnd
drawers, summer weht, regular 5Cc
kind, sale price .33c
' Men's extra fine summer tmling-';
gan, Bilk taped, all sides, regular 7fc
value, sale price . .4,c
' Men's fancy dress ind work shirts;
this is also a sample 1!u3, vh1hs ud
to 75c," sale price ............. , .47f
Men's fine cotton wash shirts and
draweiB, in white only, all sizei,
value 65c, sale price 1...... .....47c
Men's brown and black hose .....9c
Men's hose, plain and fancy colors,
regular 25c value, sale price ..... 19c
SALE OF SHOES.
If you want shoes, good ones we
mean, this is the time and place to
: get them. We keep only the best
makes.
Men's work shoes, $2.75 value . .$1.95
Men's dress shoes, $4.00 value. .$3.15
Men's dress shoes, $5.00 value.. $3.85
Boys' dress shoes, $2.75 value. .$1.95
This is the time when you want a
sew straw hat We have them; all
kinds at your own price.
Stiff straws ................... ,.7c
Stiff straws .......... ..........$1.00
Stiff straws $15
Stiff straws ....$1J0
. Stiff. straws .................... $1.7
SALlf OF LADIES' AND
MISSES' SHOES.
When you buy shoes from us, you
buy them right, and they are fitted
right ' .;;.',:.;, : ' .'..,',
Lot 1 Ladles' fine calf and kid
shoes. This is a broken 4ine, but ail
good sizes, values to $2.25. unload
ing sale ...... A . . . . . , , . . . . . . , .4 US
Lot 2 Is a complete line of ladies'
fine kid shoes, all up-to-date style,,
nothing old among them, sale price
. ..................... ........ $W5
, Lot 3 An exceptional line of ladies'
shoes, all of thera this season's styles,
unloading sale price ............ $2.65
Lot 4 Consists of an elegant line
of misses' soft fine kid, sizes f ron
12 to2, gale price ".;'.:,;.. ;,. $1.93
Lot 5 Is a fine line of children's
shoes, some of them of canvas, are
better than others. The best ones
go firBt; be early and, get first pick,
sale price .......... . ... ;, ,. .$18
EXTRA BARGAINS.
One lot of ribbon remnants, 'about
one-half their regular value.
Kid curlers , . , . . ... , .4c
Bone hair pins ... . ' . . . . . . . . . . . MOc
Crash toweling . , ; .... 1 . , . . ". . . . . , . 5c
Mosquito net . , .... ,7c
Laldes' corsets .... .,1... .48c
Toilet soap . . . . . . ........... . . . . ,3c
Pillow cord ..................... 13r
Ladies' 16 button silk gloves $1.50
value . . . .". ............. .... .89c
PARASOLS.
OUR LOT OP LADIES' kM VUU
DREN'S PARASOLS ONIJ-TIJLHD
LESS THAN THE R EG U I. Ait VUtCE.
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Fair
Where Your dollar has double the
purchasing power. .
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DEHTIST
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If you are in need of dental work and
will visit my office I will endeavor to
treat you square, both In the manner
In which I do my work and the fee
charged for it.
I am not making a "leader" out of
extracting, when I say 1 1 will do it
for 50 cents; it is what I call a rea
sonable fee.
I do all my'own work. None of my
work is done in dental laboratories in
Portland or elsewhere. When I make
a set of teeth for you I make them
myself. This puts me in position to
stand behind my work, and that is
what I propose to do.
Don't get sidetracked by stories
that I am not a competent workman.
Dr. J. . Stevenson
TAKE LOIS Of
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Cp Before the Bar.
8 m H' Brown' an atorney of Pittt
Vt. writes: MW have used Dr.
re's New Life Pills for years and
1 1 mem such a good family medl
l For m,m .. -
winsupauon, BilUousness
ff. Bkk H"iach thay work won
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We have Juat recelveC a , compleu
in of Columbia double disc records.
CSc. Newlln Book 4k SUtioaery Co.
Furnished housekeeping rooms large
and airy, on ground floor, nqulre
of Hattle McDonald, 1616 6th street,
LOST Gold nugget pin finder win
please return to Observer office and
receive reward.
Take your lunch. That is the order
laid .down by the railroad men for all
who go on the excursion to Wallowa
lake next Sunday. Take lots of lunch.
It is almost as important to have mors
than enough grub along as It is ti
take your best temper or your sweet
est smile. Enjoyable as last years
excursion was, the railroad boys have
spared no effort to make this eveu
better. There will be lots of shady,
grass carpeted nooks in which to
spread the lunch. Reports from the
lake say that fishing was never bet
ter, besides all the opportunities for
sport, there will be many who desire
simply an outing on the banks of 1
beautiful lake. To these last the ex
cursion offers an opportunity not to
be lightly passed over.
Our people will be taken to the head
of Wallowa lake in launches and ve
hicles furnished by the Commercial
club of Joseph, free of charge. They
have nine launches on the lake. There
Is a beautiful drive around the lake
to the picnic grounds. .
WANTED Two or three furnished
housekeeping rooms, or small cot
tage. Good reference given; write
Miss Mary Clarke, a nurse of La
Grande, who had been visiting friends
here, returned home last evening,
La Wande
School Of Music
The only School of Music like it in the state
teaching young and new students as well as
the older ones The very "
Lf TEST METHODS USED
The Conservatory of Music of Boston is the
best irf the country We teach as . they do.
E. PORTER DAY, . MISS DAY.
Principal ' ; Primary Teacher
ALL MILLINERY REDUCED
Puffs, Puffs, Puffs
Silk Gloves
Telescopes
E. M. WELLMAN & CO.
ADAMS AVENUE
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