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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1910.
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TOESPAY
. Tuesday is positively the last day of our great sale.
3COME and lay in your supplies at a great saving. Your
greatest opportunity to buy seasonable merchandise.
I ou can always uo oeuer ana oetier
now than ever at
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TOU'LL BE STRUCK '
WITH AMAZEMEM
If you could see how tome factory
made clothing Is put together The
skimptrg of materials, the Inferior
Interllnings. B t none of these things
occur In a suit of our tailoring, i uai
why one suit of ours will outlast two
of the factory made. Order one and
the wear will prove it
" G TV. BAKER.
DRINK
Natural Mineral Water
Bottled as It Flows From the Spring
It's flood for what Mis You
XCSIC TREAT WELL RECEITED
Large Audience Hears Stars Sender
Concert at L, D S. Church
Saturday evening heard another an
nual concert under the management
of the local L.- Dr fc-church. The num
bers include prominent stars In -the
musical world. Mrs . Jay VanBuren
delighted the audience with one of
her popular pieces. -Mrs. Jane Ed
wards, Prof. Ballard and the 100 voice
choir were features that pleased the
audfence well The attendance was
good., y vv- '" 1 ;
These annual events have come to
mean something in Eastern Oregon
and Saturday evening's performance
was but a repetition of former events;
when excellency of numbers is con
sidered All numbers on the program
were carried out as announced.
train for the event The mill is to be
ten rounds or more, and the location,
of the fight may be changed in ac
cordance with the" notion of the promo
ter, who Is not mentioned. The di
vision of the purse will likely be 73
and 25
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C0XFERE CE IS ENDED
Prominent Churchmen Retnrn to their
Homes In Salt Lake
The L. D. S. stake conference whkh
. was held here Saturday and Sunday,
' and which drew hundreds to the
church Sunday, is over and the promi
nent churchmen from Salt Lake have
returned to their homes.
. Usual conference affairs were at
tended to and addresses by various
. churchmen made the affair Interes't-
1V1LL MEET MULLIX AGAIN.
Mai tor Borgo Will Clash With Mullln
at Standfleld, July 4th.
Ing.
Walter Burgo, the La Grande ma
chinist, and Barney Mullln, the Pen
dleton scrapper, who met at Pendle
ton last week and where Burgo lost
the decision la the fifteenth round,
will meet again July 4 at Standfleld.
Articles of agreement were drawn up
Saturday and Burgo Is here again to
Wholesale Pardon Day.
Augusta, : Me., June 27. This U a
day of anxiety for many of the pris
oners in the state penitentiary and
county Jails, since the fate of numer
ous application for pardon is to be ae
clded tomorrow by Gov. Fernal J ajd
Lis counsel. , They will inaugurate
a new idea for making tomorrow a
general pardon day, when the petition
of criminals will be taken up in job
lot and disposed of at one sitting
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5 JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
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tk yuv uiuoo) X4Muu a. tu-uvvVt viuuuj 14, - .
ware, Sterling and Plated), ever shown in
Eastern Oregon for . . ; '
JUNE WEDDING GIFTS.
We also have a large stock of Plain Band
Wedding Rings, any style or size, 14 Kart
Solid Gold, at $1.25 dwt; .
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
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These goods were selected by our special representative in Constantinople.
Now is your opportunity to examine a line never before shown in La Grande.
Mr. A. W. Hunt, representing one of the largest importing firms in the
United States will be with us to explain the designs and weaves. Any
one interested in Rugs will be well repaid for the time spent in examining
this display of Oriental and Domestic Rugs.
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