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LA GRAND! EVENING OBSERVER,.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911.
goods, clothing, shoes, furnishings, or ladies ready
here, even
you b;uy dry
to-weat
garments far in advance of y(m
we or any other store in La Grande have ever
here tomorrow and inspect the thousand and one things on display and sell at in mamr
tostencesjusthalftheir actual worth.
GINGHAMS (THE VERY BEST) U -13 MEN'S EXTRA PANTS. , . LADIES' SUITS AND DRESSES ; 500 PAIRS OF SHOES ON SALE.
Toil du Nords, A, F. C. and Red.Seals. The New Fangle brand which is high -wu, Shoes at less than half price for men,
Regular 12 l-2c and 15c grades on sale, grade. - A complete assortment on sale ai lesstnannau price, ue sure ana sup- women and children. Bin after bin piled
large' assortment .. 11c at HALF PRICE. ply your wants at this time. ? : high with choice styles. . ' A
CANVAS GLOVES LADIES' TRIMMED HATS. WASH GOODS AT HALF. ; ' MEN'S EXTRA GOOD SHIRTS,
Good quality, heavy duck, one sale. .... 5c Every lady not suplied with a hat for Now is the time you want those dainty All colors, heavy shirting full made, as
; ; . . .. this season should take note of our half warm weather'dresses. We are selling sorted prices, 'on sale wi..,;;;,.,;;..;43c,
. " - price sale on high grade hats. . wash goods at half price. -;y;-;,'.;;v;:;'i' ; ?x;:;-':.:. v
$500.00 vorth of good dependable merchandise of various kinds will be given away absolutely; free du
La Gtande's Greatest Sale. Only a few more days and this opportunity will be history Get busy NOW !
You can buy more goods
fo less money than ever
in your life-here and NOW
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Sale Positively Closes Sat
urday Night, June 10th
BETTER HURRY!
T-h e F a I r D e p a r fm'ell
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;m MILES OX H0BSEBACK.
young School Teacher to Make Trip
With Father and Brothers.
i, Spokane, Wash.. June 7. Fifteen
hundred miles on horseback 1b the
summer vacation trip, terminating at
Phoenix, Ariz., upon which mI Vir
ginia Vance, a young school teacher,
started from Konnewlck, Wash., on the
morning of June 1. Her father and
brothers will accompany her In a cov
ered wagon and carry supplies and
camp equipment, while Mrs. Vance and
two younger children are to travel by
water and rail to Freano, "Cal., to re
main there until next fall, when they
will Join the rest of the family; at
Phoenix.
Miss Vance has decided upon , a
route to the southwest through .Ore
gon, Nevada and Arizona by way of
Pendleton, to Lakevlew, thence to
Gnater Lake and Into Nevada, keep
ing nea rthe California line and fol
lowing the canyon of the Colorado
river In Arizona, No efforts will be
made to establish a record, nor will
Miss Vance offer souvenirs or photo
graphs for sale to cover the expenses
of the trip, as Is usually the case on
similar tours: She has ample funds to
carry her through, and, in addition,
her father Is a man of means. -,
The little party will sleep In the op
en, cooking the meals at campflre? and
stopping occasionally to hunt and Ash. j
It is also planned to make detours Into
the surrounding country along the Cal
Ifornai border.
"I have been planning this trip for
a long time," Miss Vance said, "but the
opportunity to make it was not offered j
until my parents decided to make their
future home in Arizona. Of course, I
expect to return to eastern Washington
next fall, probably traveling through
California, where I may make numer
ous Btops."
dings of the season took place in Trin
ity church today, when Miss Mildred
Whitney, daughter of the late Calvin,
E. Whitney of this city, ,became the
bride of Ernest G. Stillman, son of
James Stillman, the eminent New York
banker. A large party of guests from
New York attended the ceremony.
to give promise of one of the most
successful conventions ever held by
the organization in California.
Stmmun.Whitman Weddiuir.
San Francisco, Cal., June 7. Oue of
the largest and most fashionable wetl-
Callfornia Christian Endea lorers
Santa Ana, Cal., June, 7. A host of
enthusiastic young people from every
part of the state invaded Santa Ana
today for the annual convention of
t!-,e Christian Endeavorer societies ot
California. The sessions will last'
' Seymour Fights Trial, v
San Francisco, June 7. Determined
not to surrender the chleftanshlp of
the San Francisco police, Chief Sey
mour today secured another writ pre
venting the police commissioners from
proceeding with his trial set for this
afternoon. New charges were filed by
the police captain today. It la charged
that Seymour failed to close gambling
places, reported to him. :
'rows, president of the National One
Cent Postage association has Just an
nounced that President Taft and Post
master General Hitchcock had as
sured him that the question of one
cent postage would be presented at
the next session of congress.. The light
for higher magazine postage would be
renewed he said. .
over Sunday. The large attendance
and the attractive program combine
To Present 1 Cent Postage Bill.
Cleveland, O., June 7. C. W. Bur-
Elks at Traverse City. ,
Traverse City, Mich.,' June 7. On
of the largest crowds ever : gathered
In Traverse; City was on hand otday
at the opening of the state convention
of Elks. All the local lodges of Elka
throughout the state of Michigan were
represented by large delegations.
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