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LA G J(AS DL' EYiiMXG OBSERVER.; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25; 1910.
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This, the Greatest Sale ever held in La Grande, will close Saturday Night at 1 0 o'clock
People Gome !;: A:-;Not Another Such Opportunity in 1 91 0 !!
to buy your Winter Clothing at such a Low Price.
AH cut prices will positively be taken of f and goods sold at original figures Monday mornm
Let Nothing Keep You Away! Come Rain or Shine! Come Hot or Cold!
Come Ea
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Come Late!!
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SUGGOIVIBS
iEATH COMES AT 2.30 OTLOfK
( ; THIS MOBMXG. .'
Funeral Services Will be Held Sua.
LAST FATALITY OCCURS IX riiEP. 1 T 00 ' V
SCnL AMf- , I Following many , weeks of, critical
Fractured SkuU Leads to Death, of i 11Ines8 and Buffering and several days
Twent.Four Tlctlms of the Year. of BtrugglIns wIth death- Mr8- F- C.
, J Bramwell succumbed at 2:30 o'clock
this morning at the family home 1304
"Wlnsted, Conn., Nov. 25 A . frac
tured skull sustained during a
the TIerney Cadets and Gilbert Pre
paratory school, resulted today In the
death of Harry Lee, aged seyeftjeen
M. avenue. Heart troubles are re
sponsible for her death.
The remains of Mrs. Bramwell will
be Interred Sunday afternoon. The
funeral services will be held from the
L. D. S. tabernacle at 1 o'clock in the
This makes the twenty-fourth death ' afternoon and Interment . will follow
this season. ' Immediately afterwards. She Is sur
vived by her husband. Receiver F, C.
Standi oi, ma local land office and
a son and daughter, both of tender
years. , ;' v
For C;t:iv:r.:e. 5!ke.,
"Yon :iiv.'.f vrl;v I.'oliiann Crusoe
lived ' :i it "!v ..! twr; '
; "J;hi iihvtvii.. 'vr easiest for blni
.to tnr .
"Xo; lie lir.d Friday vvery day1 iu
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r.'o H:?e Fsr'Hcr..'
"Is sh: a Tcf.r ; rt"
,"Vi. lii'f fritM-iN always tnlk of
her wtw iiv'l her good heart
when they mk of her."
No Question About It.
. "Never ask h woinuu how ohshe is."
"No?" y .'-...:.'
"No; Just assert how young she Is."
Bringing It Horn.
To lltpn to the morkltiff bird . ' '
Tou need not seek'tho sylvan wood;
His plaintive pleadings may.be heard
Upan h p-.o'X'rapfi quite giod.
hi$ is the
To Get Vour Clothes,
Because:
OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT
OUR PRICES AltE RIGHT
OUR STYLES ARE RIGHT
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, The clothes you buy means quite
a considerable outlay the expendi
ture of a good many dollars in, the
course of a year. : . .. . '
i It is your desire to get, andWr de
sire to give every possible cent's
worth of real value for every , dollar
you spend for clothes.
That we do give you, at this store,
. the most real value for the money,
we svill prove to you conclusively if
you will give us the opportunity.
' Isn't it' to your own best interests
to grant the opportunity? , Then ,
come today and see. ' ' r
MEN'S SUITS . . . . . . .$10 to $27.50 ,?
BOYS' SUITS ... ... $2.00 to $6.50
MEN'S SHOES ..... ;$2.50 to $6.00
BOYS' SHOES .$1.50 to $3 ;
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UADYBOUNDOVER
TO CHID JURY
CLAIMS IOORAME OF HAYISG
COMMITTED AY CRIME.
Bound Over to Grand Jury Under
Bond of One Thousand Dollars.
Thomas Cady, the man arrested
two days ago on a charge of sodomy,
was arraigned In Justice of th Peace
William's court t this morning ; and
waived examination. He was; bound
over to the grand Jury In the sum of
$1,000 which he has not paid and la
consequently Btlll in jail. .
Cady "pleads-Ignorance of having
committed or attempted to commit
any crime,. He remembers nothing of
It, he said today,' and can remember
only taking a drink in a near-beer
saloon Just before being arrested.
Good Advice.
(A OKf AT RK )
in r of. i
"I am about to embark on the sea of
matrimony."
,You rash fellow!" . ' i
"Ain't IT .
"Tell you what to do."
"Out with It."
"So many divorce winds are blow
ing tbnt you would better get Lloyds
to underwrite your cargo."
Inconsiderate.
"Fire when you are ready," said tuft
great commander."
"I am ready now." replied the raw
recruit "but the blamed enemy won't
stand still long enough to allow me to
take good aim."
s - vrtnonne. -'-""?
In the World of Fashion of 1ST
a reference to thr new stjiff c
crlnollup." Crinoline was partly tbr
partly horsehair,. Its name belnfc c!
pounded of the Fnuu-h "crln," h
hair, and "Un." flax. Hats, skirts
all sort of things that were wa
to possess a oertaia hi illness were i
of this material. ;
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Electrotyping. -
ElectrotyiiliiK' w.is Brst success
practiced la lS3i uud was cousid i
a triumph of clieuik-al and meci
cai skUl, requiring the utmost C
for its execution.
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- ; Worthy of the Gift.
An old European custom was to :
a clock to any one who could tak
oath that be bad strictly mludcu
Bwn business and not meddled i
his neighbors' affairs for a year ?
a day. - . - . ':, . . !
An Indian Almanao. f
The Indians in Canada .when t
go to hunt for the long winter ta:
flat wooden almanac, with a bok
each day. Sundays are marked J
holidays bo as to be distinguished, t
fast days have a rude fiso.
owner, moving his peg each day. I,
up with the times. ;
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Crockery, Glassware, Fancy China and Cut Glas3 !
in order to make room hr Notions, Ladiesand Men's!
Furnishings.
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Buy Xmas Gifts Now, while Oppoftiimty Knod
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tira - Special.
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4-quart Granite Pudding Pan, 20c
vaiue, wnue they last; r- - -'
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7-QUART GRANITE PRESERVE ICETTLE
70c value, while thev last . : . . ..
39c
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Great Bargains in . Blankets;'
1T VU1
i iusici y
SA!lIA,oCLAUS wiU soon arrive with the greatest lint!
of TOYS and XMAS GIFTS ever brought to this city!
WatchOTr Show Windows and the Newspapers for Bargains!!
1 lo iniey &
Adams Ave, and Fir St;
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