' PAGE 8 JjA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1911. ii " m ((D) "1 T" of people have crowded their way through the aisles of this store daily since1 the launching of this great sale ---thousands of dollars worth have already been sold, yet bargains in "every department await your coming, Truly this is the most bonafide bargain opportunity the greatest bargain carnival ever presented to the people of this community. Cc me tomorrowor any day of jhis sale arid satisfy yourself that these statements are positively true LADIES SUITS.; SILK PETTICOATS, ? SHOES GALORE. ' -MEN'S UNDERWEAR, reduced as never before. A fine assort- Guaranteed taffetas, , assorted colors, i . 5,000 pairs reduced for men, women Summer weight, all sizes, colors browns ment a3 follows: Values $5.00 to $8.00 on sale while they and children. Come arly"and get your and tans, regular 50c values, all sizes, $27.50 suits on sale ...-.... ..$12.95 jast at ' , $2 85 Pick- 1,1118 after line is piled high with on sale ..IL...,.,:..,:.., ;24c, 25.00 suits on sale ..; 10.00 ' " - - the choicest shoes at half price. ; t &mpcjt cstttptcs 22.50 suits on sale ......... 9.25 ,ffWWIO ttti; " " " ' , ' SKIRTS. : MEN'S KHAKI t atitpq' ttatcs . n Choice wool skirts reduced as never MEN'S SUITS , . 1 iiAuwio flAio. ; before i , v Unheard of prices on men's suits; Ppts and Coats. Heavy amy khaki.' are moving like snow in July under the $8.50 values, on sale :1$3.M One lot of men's suits $12.00 to $16.50 Regular $2.00 to $2.50 garments on sale pressure of our half price reductions. 6.50 values on sale 2.00 Suits on sale while they last at....$3.50 at ..;,l,;;, .,...,,...v....:..;...:.-98c $5.00 values on sale ..,;.;:;:; i.,:.;$2.48 : Only a limited lot on hand. , $500 Worth, of Merchandise Beingj Absolutely Given Away Conditions over which this store has no Control forces the most awful Slaughter of Prices ever attempted in this city. $10,000.00 MUST BE RAISED WITHOUT FAIL! vi" THIS SALE MEANS A LOSS TO US, A PROF IT TO YOU. V 1 . p) 3 p3- 9 DON'T DELAY, COME NOW WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE The - Fair 7 . Departmeri t . test either in saving votes for me or by subscriptions. r; MINNIE L. EVANS ; LETTER OF Til ASKS. . Wallowa, Oregon, June 1. The La firandA Obsflrver. La Grande. Ore. i Sirs: I want , through the Observer. J W4y, We chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and to thank the many friends who werl. Diarrhoea Remedy and cwtor oil, and a ... , . i ipeedy euro is certain. For sale by all ,eo wining 10 neip me auring me con-' dealers. DR.BRDWNLIKES LA GRANDE THE WARDROBE The pface for those who care to have their clothes Cleaned, Pressed, Repsired and Dyed. Ml work done by the latest process. . . Suits made to measure. All work called brand delivered. ' 1 the Wardrobe Tailors, Wilson Bros., Props. ' , tm Foley Bldg. Phone 735 ' HAS LOCATED HERE PERMASEM. ; LY WITH PR. STEVESOX graduate of (Tilougo College and Highly Recommended." Success Never Was an Accident The markman may accidently hit the bullV eye once in a great while, but Hard Work, Per sistence, Determination and Practice are the prime factors that eventually win success. You have only to look about you to realize this truth. Every successful man you know those, you read about in the newt columns owe their success in no small measure to the assist- , ance their banker was able to render in im portant transactions. Ui S. National Bank V . $100,000.00 "Yea, La Grande looks Bplendld to me and I have the utmost faith In the future growth here," r. marked Dr. A. G. Brown to a reporter for the Even ing Observer last evening. Df. Brown has Just located in this city with Dr. Stevenson In the practice of dentis try and will mnke this city his future home. Mrs. Brown will Join him in a few days. ' .'; ; . The doctor is a graduate of the Chi cago college of dental surgery and for ten years practiced in Wisconsin. He has the best of recommendation rela tive to his profession and his citizen ship. Hla specialty la crown and bridge work. ' ' ! i Dr. Stevenson has hoped for some time to be able, to Induce Dr.' Brown to locate here and now that he has accomplished 'it he feels very good, for hewlll now have a permanent as soctat in hla office. ;:l Th? Stevenson offices which occupy the entire front of the Corpe build Ina- have been none over and reftnlsh ed also new dental furniture added and th latest electrical dental ma chlnery has-been Insta.led. Special attention has been paid to perfect san Itation throughout the work. i decade, has accepted the local manage ment for the Oregon LiVe. with Union and Wallowa counties as his field. He has already gone to Work in his new position. . ' : '' - James E. McGowan who has had the same field here for the past three or .'our months, goes to Portland, and leaves the Oregon Life's affairs in Mr. Snlder'a hands. ":'.: ; "I feel confident that Mr. Snlder's well established reputation as a con scientious worker and integrity will bring for him a ood business in view of the fact that he is connected with the old reliable firm, Oregon , Life," iaid Mr. McGowan in announcing the new man's acceptance of the district managership. ,, ALL ABOARD FOR 1 FINAL FI4XS.LAID AJiD TRAIY IS "TTtflfVIUtD. )- ' the pennant chasers. The new man's is Alex McDonald, and he comes with a fine record as a fielder. ' With the team thus .strengthened up the squad will to- Baker; deter mined to win the . important' game' there. Interest at Baker Is unusually keen. -i f.v-vi'; V' . ::;- To Honor Naming of 'America.' ; Paris, June 2. Nearly all the lead-! ers of tha American, colony In Paris, Including Ambassador . ; Bacon ' andf Consul-General .Mason, are going to' the little city of St. Die, in the Vosges, to take pare iu tae celebration of the 100th anniversary of the pubicatlon it the "Cosmographlae .Introductio," in which tha western continent was first termed America, .The 5 celebration, which is to take the form of a Franco Anrlcan love feast, is tp open tomor row and continue ' over Sunday , and Monday.! ' The program will Include a military rtview, a historical pageant, and the installation tf a tablet on the house where the name America was first written? The corner stone also is to'be laid of an obelisk, to be known as America's Tower,a on the peak of MountOrmont, in the Vosges forest. . Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It it almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers. .. 1 ' QFFIC E; WILL HANDLE THE OREGON-LIFE'S AFFAIRS HERE. James E. McGowan Goes to Portland with Mr. nldef In Our Here, j . Manuel Sn'lderv-'for eevt'ral 'years a teacher In the Latlraado schools, and Team and Fans Will Leate La Grande at 8:30 A. VH Sunday. After several days of Indecision in the matter, It has been at last defin itely decided to run an excursion to Baker next Sunday morning, and the train will leave La Grande at 8:30 o'clock, returning leaving Baker at 6:30 the same day. This will give the fans nearly all day In Baker and will also give the baseball fang an oppor tunity to return home before a very late hour at night The round trip tare will be $2.10. As It Is necessary that 80 passangers go to make good the guarantee, the baseball team is out drumming up added interest , New Man In Team. A clever laflelder has been brought to La Grande as permanent re-' of this place and he-will be In the lineup Sunday. He will cc or short and with Bradley, Wallace Chllders, and Kali or Woods . as the Infield, there should be little oppor a resident of La .Grande for the past tunlty for anything to get away from ' ' Forest Fires Commence. V Vancouver, June 2. The forest fire season commenced in the dlistrict of Columbia with a big fire at Arrow head, 150 miles north of Nelson. Over a mile wide, the fire is raging, ad vancing rapidly despite the efforts of a half hundred firefighters sent out from Arrowhead. '.' Unless the wind- changes Arrowhead will not burn. No loss, of life Is re ported so' far. ' The district la heavily timbered. Assistance has been sum moned from Revelstowe and the sur rounding towns. . Pope Celebrated Birthday. . Rome, June 2. Pope Plus X. reach ed hla 76th birthday anniversary 'to day. Owing to the fact that he has not fully rocevered fromhis recen illness there was no celebration of the day. During the morning, how ever, many of the cardinals, Vatican officials and other Italian and foreign churchmen and laymen , left their cards and many addressee and tele grams of congratulation were receiv ed by hia holiness from all parts of the world. ; ' Takefa4 Kodak with you We say "Kodak advisedly. We do not merely mean camera, bnt the particular make of cam. era that bean the Eastman trademark "Kodak. The satis. ' factory results that It has gfre to oar customers Justify as (a specifying "Kodak.", Tour vacation will mean more to you. If you Kodak. Not only more pleasure at the tlm, but ifterward, the added pleasure that will come from the pictures Let us show you how simple le all Is by the KoCak system. .Our stock Is very complete and we are always glad to give phot ographic advice to any amateur. Wright Drug Co. PUBS DRUG DRUGGISTS. .,vV