La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1909, Image 6

ETEMXQ OBSEUTEE. LA CHAXDC OKEGOX. IYED.ES.DAT, JUTE 16, DO'JU
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Over 100 suits,' boy's two
and three piece suits. Val
ues to $6.00. ;' . ,
Sale price;. .'. : . . : . . . ..
$2.85 .
Young Men's Suits.
New striped effects three
and four button sack coats,
medium peg trousers. Val
ues to $12.50. :
Sale price . . : . . . .
$6.85
Boys and young men's
Corey pants suitts. Sizes
range from 10'yrs to 20 yrs.
Values to $10.00.
Sale price t
$4.65
One lot of men's two piece
summer suits. New styles.
Values to $12.50.
Sale price ............
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Men's working shoes.
Good values.
Sale price
$1.95
Men's Balbriggan under
wear. Sale price '. . .
33c
Ladies plain corset covers.
Sale price . . . . . . . . . . . .
9c:
Fancy lace trimmed corset
covers. .
Sale price ......... . . . . .
30c
Ladie3 muslin drawers,
good values.
bale price
23c ...
Ladies muslin gowns. Full
length, pleated and tucked.
Sale price ... . , . . . .... . .
47c
Men's crash hats.
Sale price
15c
Men's felt hats, good
shapes.
Sale price .
$1.48
Broken line men's and
boys shoes.
Sale price
95c
The season has been backward and we find at this time thit 'ws have many thousand dollars vorth of
new seasonable goods that we must dispose of at fonazingly lowprices.
JUST WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST
we are offering you the seasons newest shirtwaists, wash suits and dresses tailore d suits, wash fabrics
millinery, summer parasols, shoes, oxfords and ctc.at great price redactions.. . '
Money Saving Eeiit
Men's clothing, hats, shoes and furnishings in all the Devest stylus at sacrifice Nothing reserved.. A
special cut price over everything in our entire stock.
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Ladies cambric drawers,
lace trimmed. .;
Sale price . . .
32c
Childs Sampson hose supporters.
Sale price
8c
Ladies knit summer
weight drawers 25c value.
Sale, price . . . . .
17c
Waiters white duck coats.
Sale price
65c
Men's corduroy pants, peg
top.
ale price
$2.95
Dont Wait But Come Now
Ladies sleeveless vests,
good quality.
Sale price ... . . ;
..' . ' 9c
Ladies black cotton 'how.
All sizes.
Sale price ... . ,v. . . . , ..
10c
Long silk gloves doubla
top fingers. Values to $2.00.
Sale price
89c
Men's golf shirts, broken
sizes.
Sale price
49c
Childs soft sole shoes.
Sale price ... . . .
29c
The store that saves you money.
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The Lltwe that saves you moneys
Men's negligee shirts all
sizes, all styles.
Sale price
47c
Childs oxfords in black
tan and oxford.
Sale price ;
89 c
Ladies and children sail
or hats.
Sale price
45c
$1.25 long lisle gloves,
black and whit only.
Sale price .. , . . .
68c
One lot of ladies dress
skirts.' All lightt colors.
Made from chiffon Panama.
Values to $12.50. ,
Sale price ..............
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In 2907 fic Merchants
of Oregon saved over
$W,QQQ by carrying a part
of their nsurance in iheir
own company, the Oregon
Merchants Mutual Fire As
surance Association, of
Davfnn. Oronnn In 1908 t
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mutual you get:
Fruit, shade and or
namental trees.
Sherbs and Roses.
Strawberry vines
and other small fiuif
GO
LOCAL
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IUAIIO .MINE.
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PROMPTSEUUMENTOF
LOSSES
KImr, And Oflnrs Will Soiirclv For
l'ildi) Lucre.
Martin KIiir, an old tlnie fujijjiieor
fdrUie 0. 'It. &. N. at tit 1 a ir and
I'ero Grant, foriueily Koud Master
lieie, but nwatly femn.(t on tlie
Vashlngton division, win leave to-
ni.elit or tomorrow tVjrr.t'iuIr'iniiies on
Pear Creuk i: the !elolon Crpck fiia
trict, Idaho, where th'y will do de
velopment work. Theso are very val
uable mines.
The others of tha party are Mr.
r.urk'e, of Pendleton, and M. Gerioux.
They will probably bo gone two
or more.
SEND FOR PRICE
LIST
UMON, ORE.
CLEANUP NOTICL.
Notice la hereby given to property
owners, agents and occupants, to de
stroy all noxious weeds abutttlng and
on property, and to remove all gar
bage and filth from streets, alleys and
premises and thus Improve the sani
tary conditions of the city.
J. A. MATOT.
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There are dentists and dentists. As a rule the per
son having dental work done,, extracting it' you
dease, would like to have a man to do the work who
is careful, sure of his own ability and can do the
work. The same -along other' lines of dental work.
Jf excavating foi- a filling you want the man who can
do it thoroughly with the minimum amount of pain
Nomo or these things come with years of experience,
oiuyj and sometimes not then. These are things
which you already know hut I bring them to your at
tention that you may think them over. It is not
"ethical" for one dentist to say that he has these
qualifications above his fellows, hence I shall have to
leave it for you to decide for yourself.
Resp. J. E. STEVENSON.
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I. W. OLIVER, Agent
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