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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1910)
I.A UHAXDfi EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910. J The saving jj on each and every pur- chase is cer-.J i tain. i Ymitelcfel 5 5 5 TL--- 5 I nu "nuance ? 1 1 1 Here I W ft PAGE EIGI1T J n t4 Is the btder and every moment ifs being carried into execution. Every day and every hour marks a new record at THE FAIR for supremacy in low price making. Eternal vigilenu and always on the ob, Expert kno wledge of merchandise, combined with the unlimited purchasing power of this store naturally enables it to place before its patrons at all times 'merchandise wares, etc., from the world's best mi rkets at the lowest possible price. Come here tomorrow-expecting to buy good dependable goods for man, woman or child MUCH BELOW actual value- You ' not be disappointed: - : offered tL:iiu this sale at under half priee. Only 45c $16.50 values in Women's Suits, extra values, $9.95 Women's $2.50 Neat, Brand New Shirtwaists, act ualh on sale at $1.48 ' $7.50 values in Women's Fancy Shirtwaists, positive sensation, only $4.75 Men's 75c Work shirts on sale, while they last, for only 30c Children's $1.25 Shoes,all sizes, extra value at only . 'Ae.t!!?.!'lXOk;tHl 12 00 extraordinary : bargains in Women's Triir.:::ed Hats, ; $4.75 . New Spring Shirtwaists for women, worth $2.00, on sale ' ' - - " 95c Women's 25c 'Hose, going on sale, while they last, at - Women's . Shoes, selling , everywhere at $2.50, during " this sale - $1.95 Men's $3.00 -and $-1.00 Hats, to be sold here the first three days of sale ' $1.95 15c 75c Millinery bargains on ev ery counter. $5.00 and $7.00 Trimmed Hats at $3.48 Calico, tine indigo dyed, it will sell fast; 10 yards for 45c Women's 15c Hose going on sale, whilo they last, at - Sic Brand new $1.50 values in late Spring Shirts for men for only 95c Leather Work Gloves for men, sell from $1.50 to $2.00 everywhere, on sale at 95c $5.00 Boys' Suits on salo here at $2.95, af d $7.50 Boys Suits, only $3.95 wren's $2"v)0 Brand New Spring Clothing, actually on sale at $14.95 Regular 60c Boys' Dress . Shirts; you can buy, them for less than cost, mother, Regular 15c Men's Tan ana liiack Socks, on sale' o pair for ::;;2sc-r:. 15c and 18c Embroidery and Insertion,, during this sale for only, per yard 9c Men's dollar values in Un derwear, worth $1.00 arid sells everywhere for ,$1.00 Price, 43c 25c $3.00 Shirtwaists, on sale and going like tire at $1.78 for $2.75 Bed Spreads on s-ile $1.98 50 dozen Men's 50c Tic on sale for the first three davs for only 25c $1.00 Dress Shirts for men money back if you want it, only . 59c 50c Shirts and drawers for men, only 25 dozen; they will go fast; only ' 23c $2.00 Bed Spreads on sale 'for. v $1.48 Men's Underwear that sells at retail for $1.50 tlx; world over, to be offered on sale for only ; v Suit 89c Ladies' $1.15 Waists, and a bic selection, on sale 69c Men's 75c underwear, Shirts and Drawers, on sale here for only. , 49c $1.50" Imitation Heather bloom Petticoats, during -this sale onlv $1.10 Men's $3.50 Shoes on de at prices that will bring, big crowds, $2.85 n tin inn niwiiy.v mi HHiriar ann v i i r etter now than ever at - - B Magnificent Display. also many other features too numer- GEOIIOE PALMER, Pros W. L. BHEMIOLTS, Ant Cosh. V. J. HOLMES, Vice-Pros EARL ZUNDEL ti Ass't Cash. F. I, MEYERS, Cashier. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE, OREGON United States Depository Capital and Surplus $180,000.00 DIRECTORS OE0BUE PALMER F. J. HOLMES W. J. CHURCH F. L. METERS W.M. HERCE ' C C. FENINGTON G. L. CLEAVER F. K. BTRKIT W. L BRENR0LTS Everyone turns out to see a circus 0U3 t0 mention that are always a parade, and the crowds that gather ?" ,every ClrCUS " groUps, 01 . . . : beautiful women nosed as various to watch the grand spectacular par ade given by Campbell Brothers Big Consolidated Shows when they ex hibit in La Grande on June 16th will .witness one that Is unexcelled any where today.. Horses are always a leading tea XVVW WWW 'frta characters on the huge glittering wagons, hands of music and clowns, to say nothing of the valuable menag erie that Is carried with these shows. 1 14 FRUIT JARS ture with every circus, and Campbell Branch of sudard"0n Company In 4 With our ample resources and facilities we eai render yoi efficient enlce and handle your bnslnes to yonr entire staisfactlon Brothers have spent years in raising and training their hundreds and hundreds of fine horses that are ex hibited both In the free street parade, and in the various ways under the big top. The horses are attractive, but we must not fall to mention their riders, scores and scores of really beautiful women, gaily and magnificently cos tumed and all exhibiting different feats of horsemanship and daring. Then, there are the almost ungovern able horses and bronchos that . are mounted by, cowboys; and the troop of Russian Cossacks, whose services Campbell Brothers have secured di- Yankee company in trouble. 2 Rubbers and Tops for all Jars. i SHRAM JARS-Pints $100: quarts $1.25; half gallon $1.50 pgr dozen. It Ylcnna Is Not Satisfactory. Vienna, June 10. In hope of pro tecting Austrian oil Interests, the Austrian ministers of finance, com merce and labor, have decided to cur tail the Vacuum Oil company, a f branch of the Standard, In every le- V. gal -way possible. They plan to take advantage of every technicality in mining laws. If these measures fail, It is probable that legislation against the American company will be ask ed for. Fair Sale Big Event. The sale being: cnndurtAd at thh rect from the Steppes of Russia, at Fair Store is said by the management enormous expense, ana -wno are fa- to be the largest and best patronized mous the world over for performlnt of anv vet held hv that tnrc, Th the most wonderful and reckless feaU large crowd of shoppers streaming r ---. .; , .-; in and out speak louder than words. 8 ' : J . i ronnlarity of the sale. I ECONOMY JARS t Pints per doz $1.10 I Qts. '1 " $U5 1-2 gal " $1.7S S MASON JArJW J f. elle Pints per doz '75i t Qts:;",;": SS& 1-2 gal " $l25p City Grocery and Bakery fop t go le g: ,1 in aitnts hprcem i law, bitablc ei am Irtie hi is ( ber than he ir -4 coas