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LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, JUNE -18, 1910
U TONDAY marks the beginning of the end of La Grande's biggest and best Bargain
f Event Only a few more days arid this sale will have passed into history, but before
it does, we have determined to make the last few days the largest of the entire sale.
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ij Lcquucu lu cLauiibii ciaims on your patronage.
'Guaranteed Taffeta, all
colors, full 19 inches wide.
You- should not miss the
. opportunity for 59c.
$5.83 for Monday
Our final effort on price,
reduction on Suit Cases. A
good assortment of cases in
values from $8.u to $i0.00,
for $5.85. :
$4.38 for Monday
Our entire line of Ladies'
Jackets in 'rallies from $7.50
to $12.50, stripes and solid,
colore. Final price $4.38.
Imported Pongee, natural
color, 27 inches wide. Re
gular $1.25 grade. Final
price 69c. , !
79c for Monday
Fleeced Cotton Blankets,
white, tan and gray, full 11
- qua.rier, uie
Final price 79c.
89c for Monday
Iiadi as straw Sailors. Our
entire line from $1.25 to
$2.00. Grand final clean-up
for 89c.
$1.78 for Monday
Ladies' Parasols. A beau-
tiful assortment in all the
new designs. Values from
$2.50 to $3.00. Grand' final
price $1.78. , .
98cf for Monday
Ladies' Princess slips, fin
est grade of - Muslin, neatly
trimmed, $1.50 : values.
Grand final price 98c. .
89c for Monday
Ladies' vash Underskirts
hand Tailored, fast colors.
Grand final price 89c..
87c for Monday
Four of our best numbers
in the American Lady Cor
sets, medium and long
shapes. Regular price $1.25
and $1.50. Grand final
price 87c - ' - -
$8.98 for Monday
Ladies' Pongee Coats.
Kenyon's best make, natur
. si color, beautifully trim-
med. Grand final price
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l $6.85 for f Monday
; Pendleton . Robes, finest
pure wool fleece, latest de
signs, brand new goods.
Final price $6.85.
89c for Monday
Barefoot . sandals, extra
fine grade, sizes 6 to 12.
f Regular $1.35 grade, Grand
final price 89c. , , , . :
39c for Monday
Babies ' Lawn Hoods, new
. shapes, washable. Grand
'final price 89c. --viv--;
$1.98 for Monday
'' .Orie hundred Man s fancy
Vests, plain and fancy coi
ors, the $3.00 to $5.00 grade.
Grand final price $1.98. v '
You can always do better
and better now than ever at
Every Article in our Immense Stock Reduced
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Sacramento, June 18 Governor Gil- lea if he had heard about it. He
lett said today that there would have thought the Barry-Ferguson go was
been no fight last nlght ata Los Ange- slated for a week hence.
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4 Pints
Economy Jars
Second Hand 85, New $1.10 4
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BUILDING FLANS1
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'CONTRACTORS NOW WOBKIJiG OX
GOLD HALL PLAXS.
Building (o Re Cross Shaped And Re
Modern in Every Particular.
5 quails . . . .. . Second Hand $1.10, New $1.35 5
3 Half Gallons ...... Second Hand $1.30, New $1.75 S
jj Economy Caps ....................... 20c 'd
4 Economy Clamps ...... .................... 10c ?
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Schram Jars
Pints Second Hand 85, New $1.00 S
f Quarts . . . . . . . ... . . Second Hand $1.10, New $1.25 f
J Half Gallons Second Hand $1.30, New $1.50 i
5 6chram Caps 20c S
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I Mason Jars
? Pints ................ Second Hand 50, New 75c f
S Quarts Second Hand 65, New 90c f
rA Half Gallons ......... Second Hand 85, New $1.25 j
j JU'vd's Porcelain Lined 0
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4 Second Hand Jars, All Kinds, , . . .'Very Cheap 4
J Jelly Glasses, Round Bottom . . . . . ;. . 40c. Doz. 8
j Jelly Glasses, Tumblers . . . . . 45c. T)oz. f
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Plans and specifications for the pro
posed Guild hall to be erected on
Fifth street at a cost of about $3O,C00
ere completed and are now in the
lends of contractors who are figuring
on the Job. '
The plans; were drawn bjr'Ai ;;UT!uct
N. C. Gauntt. The hall is to be, in
the shape of a cross and will be biult
ca the most modern styles ol gnild
hulls. The building will be a credit
to the church and will add t in
cash value of property on that stveet
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K0UXD HOUSE NEWS
Right of way Agent J. B. Ed ly
was a La Grande visitor this morning
Switch Engine No. 21 is having a
hasty overhauling given It u the
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round house.
When trains run orf time, th prob
lem of changing trains is a strenuous
one to strangers, especially. Two
parties were left here this morning
when "first No. 7 arrived, but luckily
they were able to get away when the
Becond section came along.
Traffic east and west has been
heavier this week, than at any time in
many months.
Death List Shows Hundreds flead.
Berlin, June 18 Thousands of Hun
garians, 300 Servians, 300 Germans,
200 Swiss arid 100 Autrians were
drowned In the floods of Central Eu
rope the last few days. The list of
dead Is being compiled. Hundreds are
yet marooned on Islands and suffer
ing from hunger.
Charlton's Body Not Located.
Como, June 18. Divers have com
pleted the search of the lake bottom
for the body of Charlton, and it is
now believed that; he murdered hi
wife and then fled. ' ' ' '
Find Body In Trrnk.
New1 York,' June 18. The body of
Moses Shacks,, a Jewelry k salesman
was found Jn a trunk in a hall
wav flt Ati RaAfRlrla tenant tnriov Thtf
trunk was left by expressmen yester l
day. It is believed he was robbe4
and murdered.1 x v I
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Complete equipment for ; resetting and repairing
ojtber buggy tires. ' ' -: '
LA GRANOE IRON WORKS
' , , D. FtlZ3ERAL0, Proprietor .
Ojni plate Machine Shops' and Foundry v
Twachers In Duel. .
Rock Creek. Ky., June 18. Rever
end Robert Vancouver is dead and
Rev. Isaac Perry Is under arrest here.
They fought a duel in the pulpit of
their church at Rock Creek where
they were associate pastors. Vancou
ver was struck with a knife and died
instantly.
Vacuvm Jars
Glamps 10. RubVn 17.1-2, caps, 17 1-2
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ComtresM to Investigate.
; Washington, June IS. Senator Lor
, imer's election will be investigated by
! congress committees on election. This
was decided today. The charges will
be-ferreted dut by the senate.. Chair
man Burrows fathered the resolution
calling for the Investigation.
jtfround the Circle
for forty Dollars
Going Via
SPOKANE :
MACLEEOD
CALGARY
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Returning Via
PORTLAND
THE DALLES
PENDLETON
WALLA WALLA
LEW1STON
INLAND EMPIRE
Confiscates Diseased Fruit.
Fruit Inspector U Stillwell today
confiscated two crates of cherries In
the local market - which, hr found were,
diseased and unfit for use according
to the state regulations. The crates
were not stamped.'' n thing, which is
pssfntial under the law.
or V'ce Versa
SHORTER TRIPS
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Tickets sold daily, June 1 to Sep
i ruber 1. Final limit October 31,
I'nlimited stopovers.
Write for Particulars.
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Stetson hats made; for our
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