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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1910)
I m .- ' if. THE EYEMX6 0CSEETE2, LA CHUBB, OEZGOX. Positively no Misleading Statements in any of our Advertisements r f 1 lO.li L L Jm1 .LjlnJ r s 1 ' ( r :! H' i ' 1 ' li i! if I 1 J: '1 .1 ' . 1 '! Clearance Sale Prices on Men's Furnish incs, Shoes and Clothing Alfred Benjamin Suits Reduced ; . . 25 per cent Sincerity Suits Reduced .v. r.V.25 per cent Eidertieimer Stieri Clothing Reduced . . 25 per cent 500 men and boys suits at . v . . ...... 1-2 price Mens dress shirts, value to $1.50 sale price . . .19c 300 mens overalls 50c per pair Mens hats value to $3.00 sale price , . . . . . . . . .$1.00 Benjamin overcoats reduced ........ 25 per cent Kenyon Ken-Reign coats reduced ... .25 per cent 150 Mens overcoats at . ..... .... . . . .1-2 price J. E. Tilts Dress shoes reduced . . . . . . 20 per cent Howard and Foster shoes reduced ... .20 per cent Broken line mens shoes value to $5.00 price . .$2.90 Boys shoes sizes 21-2 to 5 1-2, value to $3.50 .-. - sale price . . . . . ; . . . .. . .$1.75 Youth's shoes, sizes 11 1-2 to 2, values to $2.50. OmIa Waa fill MWiW A AW "".,. , H',W Little Gents shoes, sizes 9 to 11 values to $2.25 vS. ". Sale price ..." . . . . . V. . . . . . .$1.35 Clearance sale Prices on all Dry Goods and Ladies Ready to Wear Goods Ladies silk raincoats at ; . . . . . , . . . . . . 1-2 price Misses long coats at . .1 . . . . . . . . .... 12 price 75 ladies suits at factory cost . 50 one piece dresses at factory cost . Muslin underwear priced lower than ever Munsing underwear at saving prices Clearance prices on new shirtwaists Sweaters for ladies and misses at reduced prices : All millinery at ... ...... ...... .. ... .1-2 price Dress goods reduced . .. '. . ' . ' . . 10 to 50 per cent Miisiin3 and sheeting at clearance prices Silk Petticoats at saving prices ' Dress Skirts reduced . . ; . . . . . 10 to 50 per cent 3 lots Pingree, Ultz and Dunn shoes, sale price $2,S0 All ladies and misses shoes reduced Every Article in the i Stpr is Reduccd--You had Better Hurry The QM W J"F STOf 5722ES537S2j&3 sasassasos, T1CKETH0LDERS STOCK inn. WILL BE . DERS IS RULING All those who purchase tlclteta for the coming Chautauqua, are to become members ami stockholders In the cor poration which la to be formed to ad ministrate affairs of the chautauqr.a. "With this as an added Incentive, there Bhould be little difficulty lu securing the balance of the tickets. ' ' Because the contract Is permanently signed Is no Indication that 1,000 tick ets are not to be sold. Those sold al ready and the additional backing, from other sources, warranted the closing of the contract but there are yet about 300 tickets to be disposed of at once. The 'promoters are anxious to get these tickets off their hands. Many have not taken tickets be cause they are afraid of buying a "gold brick." Such precautions are only right and due the prospective buyers but chautauguaa are univer sally popular and are money mukurs as well wherever given a fair trial. It Is conceded that no better placa could be found than right here in La Granile. Don't wait for the sellers but phone In your orders, several of thorn If possible, to the Commercial Club. men are dead and six are badly Injur ed as the result of an explosion in the Nottingham colliery near this city. All of the victims but one are foreign ers. (Continued from uaice 1.) balloon "Peoria" struck the side of a drug store on account of the occu pants not unloading sand bags quickly enough. No one was Injued and the balloon continued her voyage. The balloon "Dick Ferris" win the last one cut loose. Two new triplanes will be put in the air this afternron. if possible to arrange to lift thorn from the ground. Fatal Explosion. WlllkeBbarre, Pa. Jan. 12. Five Warning. The public Is hereby warned not to buy B. of R. T., dance tickets that have been printed In black. The gen uine tickets are piinted in red and have the seal of the lodge upon them. By order of the committee. FAMOUS BEAFTY CHORUS IX THE "LAIfD OF 0D 3 S3UX2 n. lb 15 y To dear up the floor space and give the carpenters roo n to work, we have decided to put on a special sale every piece of furniture 1 nthe store. NEVER WAS THERE SUCH AN OPPORTUNE SAL E. $10,000 WORTH NEW P URNITURE TO BE CLOS ED OUT REGARDLESS OP COST. China Closets, $30.00 Reduced to ...$23.00 Iron Beds, $20.00 Reduced to $15.00 Couches, $40.00, Reduced to . . . . . . . .$30.00 ANR EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION" V 11 11 W it - ! :JL. I , 5 ? i t "3. 1
