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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1911)
PJGE2 LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1911. ir grjriii-"if"" j i n I i t w- r w- w f THIS IS THE SALE THAT THINKING PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ABOUT TOWN ARE TURNING TOO MORE AND MORE! FOREMOST IN EXTENT OF ITS FACILITIES. THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF ITS CLOTHING, THE COMPLETENESS OF ITS OFFERINGSIN THE NOVELTY AND ORIGINALITY OF ITS CREATIONS. WE ARE IN REALITY CREAT ING A NEW IMPRESSION ON THE SALES GOING PUBLIC. OUR AIM IS TO TURN THIS STOCK INTO CASH QUICK LY AND WE ARE GIVING THE MEN OF LA GRANDE SUCH VALUES AS WILL LEAVE A PLEASANT AND LASTING 7 IMPRESSION HEREAFTER. WE EARNESTLY INVITE A COMPARISON OF THE SPLENDID QUALITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE WITH OTHERS AT A LIKE PRICE. GINGER UPl GET IN THE GAME! EVERYBODY WILL BE HERE SOMETIME DURING THIS SALE. COME TODAY! 11 High Class Clothing at Little Prices Browns, grays, light mixtures, blue serges and fancies in the very newest models. Suits formerly sold at $30.00 and $35.00, now .. $19.50 Suits formerly sold at $25.00 and $27.50, now .:. ... $16.50 Suits formerly sold at $20.00, now 13.50 Suits formerly sold at 17.50, now 11.50 Suits formerly sold at 15.00, now 8.75 Some Startling Shoe Offerings . $5.00 Douglas shoes, broken-lot, now $2.50 All $3.50 and $4.00 shoes," dress or work . styles, now -j. .$2.95 Big lot tan oxfords, were $3.50 to $5.00, now ....... 1 $2.85 $1.50 Slippers in black and tan color, .., .75 Meirers' unlined chrome work shoes....... 2.95 $5.00 Brockton shoes,' in gun metal or box calf, now . 1 $3.85 SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR MEN 100 pairs worsted and kiki trousers, values up to $2.50, sale price L.. . $i25 150 pairs all wool and mixtures, values to $3.50, now. $2.00 All $3.50 trousers in checks and stripes, now $2.65 All $4.50 trousers in fine cashmeres and mixtures, now $3.25 Small lot Cottonade and kiki $1.25 pants, sale price 75c READ THE PRICES ATTACHED TO THE FURNISHINGS Men's 50c suspenders, horse hide ends, now l. 25c 50c belts, metal eyelets, strong buckles, now . . 1 - ' ; 9Sr 75c belts, all the new colors and styles, now 50c 10c white handkerchiefs, full size, now .. .' ' " fa TKrk'tlf in nil etvlno otH r.rl,--o V.-. . 10c canvas gloves with knitted wrist," now Fancy vests, values up to $4.00, sale price 25 and 35c fine mercerized sox, all plain colors, now zmuesKin gioves or mittens, now on sale ir. ..xuu ...5c ..$1.50 -....-20c 20c 7 ' r .T rT n j . V V tofi combination box, suspenders, supporters and arm bands...35c ioc nnen eonars, biiver brand, all stvles .. . 10c Complete line of leather suit cases, all reduced. ASH BROS. United States Sales Cvin charge C. W. KING - - - - - SALES MANAGER Hats of Every Kind Slaughtered Remember We carry no Trash. Xcw and up-to-date $3.50 derbys (Senators) now .. . .. $2.25 Late blocks in soft styles (Senators) now ... 1 ;......;;,:.;: $2.25 Odd lots, broken sizes in soft styles now-. .:.....;..............: . $1.00 Straws in eveiy wanted dress style, $1.00 to .- 1 ..... $2.50 Over 1000 Shirts to Be Sold $1 25 fine negligee dress shirts m gray, sky, white, cream, tan anil fancies (the Victor brand) now :..... ...85c $1.75 Victor shirts in all the nobby colors, now .... $1.10 $1.25 Victor dress shirts, detached collar and attached cuffs, white and fancy colors, now $ .85 $1.25 blue railroad shirt, two collars now 75c $2.00 new summer shirt, French cuffs, new soft detachable collar in all the shades, now ;. $1.25 75c Chambray work shirts," all colors, now 35C Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thank the la dles of the Crystal Rebecca lodge and the ladles of the Women's Relief Corps, also the many friends of La Grande, for the kindness shown ua in our late bereavement, the loss of a Life Is strange . siDicr uuu winner. MRS. E. P. DAY BURRITT CHIPMAN' in life Are sacred, when we have done with '. thlB world of strife. Burrit. In life, also In death you know not how with all its joy and drear. We have only the remembrance from which to cheer. . Happiest Girl in Lincoln. A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I bad been ailing for some time wifh chronic comtipa tion and stomach trouble. I began taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets id in three days 1 was able to be up and got better right along. I am the proudest Th ,,., ,,., , gin in Lincoln to and such a good medi The words an,i acts of love shown cin. For sale by ..M dealers. TELL0W PISE DISTRICT IX SEW. OlS D.l.VGER. ; ...... .. . ---.t-.-. TT 1PI if o NICE LEVEL LOTS LOCATED TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF THE RAILROAD SHOPS. We are offering these lots at from $160. to $200. each, on the most liberal terms We furnish you an abstract of title, When yov have paid for these lots. Not a poor lot in our whole offering Better call al our office and learn more about these lots. P'sts Working Havoc with Finest For. est in the Country. WANTED A good country home for a young girl aged about 18 years where she can be made one of the family and receive small wages. Anyone wishing such a girl will ap ply to W. T. Gardner, superintendent Boys' and Girls' Aid society, East 29th and Irving streets, PorUand, Oregon. 6-28-5t 1 iidiMndSlhM i i mm III hi ' 1 1 II II" IWWi LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. That the great yellow pine btlt ex tending from Bend to Crescent is badly Infested with the pine beetle and that a considerable quantity of l the timber in that section has b?en ; killed by the beetle is the statement of William B. Turner, in charge of (the co-operative work in the forest ' Insect investigation at this place, who has returned from a three weeks' auto trip through that section, says ! the Baker Herald. Mr. turner made I the trip at the request of the owners ' of the timber. ; He Is now at work on his report to ; the bureau of entomology, department I of agriculture. This body of yellow J pine is known as one of the largest in area and finest in qulatiy in the country. His trip covered the country in the Black Butte district at the head of the j Metolus river to Crescent at the head waters of the Deschutes river. The depredations of the Insects began about ten years ago. Sagamore Sociological Conference. Do You Have Eye Trouble? I et us examine vourjiyes and give you an honest opinion DO YOUR GLASSES FALL OFF? TRY THE Bell Phone Main 752. Independent phone 262. , Foley Hotel Block. LaGrande Oregon Boston, Mass. June 28. The fifth j annual Sagamore sociological confer : ence opened today at Sagamore Beach. on Cape Cod bay, and will continue until Saturday. The program this year provides for the discussion of a wide range of subjects of live public interest. The schedule speakers in clude Mayor Emil Seldel of Milwau kee. President O. Stanley Hall of Clark university, Professor Lucy M. Salmon of VasBar college, and Dr. Shaller Matthews, dean of the divin ity school of the University of Chica go. ' Eye Glass Mounting We have it and would be pleased to to demonstrate its superior advantages. Siegrist & Co, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS c 0 0 0,
