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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1911)
LA d KAJNDK E V JLNINU Oi&JUt V Eli, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1911. PAGE 6 ha $5,000 ; .f"TrT ... .i " - " 1 ' 1 " " " 1 1 ' 1 " " ' 1 1 " " """ ' ' " . ' ' THESE PKICES ARE BELOW COST v OF HANDLING. 57x60 In. pure wool Axmlnster rug. These are full size and excellent qual Itj". Sold regularly at $2.75; my price gale $2.00 8x10V4 foot Green . Moquet, pure worsted, Nothing better made $33.00. Salo Drlce .. .$25.00 !rt2 best Axmlnster $31.00 goes at..f . , ,..$22.50 9x12 Saxony Axmlnster, excellent val ue at $27.fQ. your choice at . . . . .$10.50 9x1'. Tapestry Brussel $16.50 for $11.50 9;;13 Tapestry Brussel $18.50 for $12.00 9x12 body BrusBel $22.50, for ,..$15.00 10xl2 Eng. Art Rug $19.50 for $13.75 12x12 Eng. Art Bug,;$22.00 for $15.75 Wool Carpets and Jugs worth' 60c ner yard 43c All Pure Wool Carpets and Rugs 90c for. ner yard 85c COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS I must raise the cash and to do this wlil SACRIFICE ALL PROFITS on my entire stock and much of these goods will be soldior lesg than factory cost.' Nearly every article is price at' ONE THIRD UNDER VALUE, i READ CAREFULLY these PRICES. Then compare with any prices made you anywhere In Oregon. And we Invite you to come and 'look these bargains over, and we will guarantee you the BIG . GE8T VALUED possible. Thig sale Is bona fide for I must have the money. " LINOLEUMS. Never before have you bad the oppor. tunity of covering your floor so cheap ly as at this sale - - - ' ' 65c E grade linoleum at ...,40c 76c D grade linoleum at ....55c 85c b grade linoleum at ......... 65c ENGLISH LINOLEUMS. Highest Possible Qualities. 12 foot B5c grade at ..... ... ., . .70c 12 foot $1.00 grade at ....75c 6 foot 70c grade at . .....i.. ...55c . 6 foot 80c grade at ....... .....60c Inlaid Linoleum at 90c, $1.10, $155 Ier square yard. '-j - f '? CHAIRS OF ML KINDS MOKE THAN 30 PATTERNS In diners, all gradieg. Full leather seats. Box seats, and commons.' $5.50 gradeB at $3.75 4.50 grades at 3.25 3.50 grades at 2.50 grades at . , 1.50 grades at . 1.25 grades at 1.00 grades at .95 grades at. 2.65 1.85 1.10 1.00 .80 .75 1 Vernls Martin beautiful panel bed good value at $27.50 for .... .". . .$19.50 $17.50 2 in. post at ......$12.50 16.00 2 in. post at 11.00 15.00 2 in. post at 10.25 13.50 2 in. post at .75 11.50 2 In. post at............. 7.75 9.00 2 in. post at 6.75 6.00 2 In. post at 4.50 ' 3.60 inch post at , . 2.25 MATTRESS FOfflf ANT FEB- $ 3.75 mattress at , 7.00 mattress at '. 9.00 mattress at . 18.00 PIobb at .$ 2.90 . 4.50 . 6.75 12.75 THESE STOVES MUST BE MOVED WITHOUT DELAY. $32.00 All Fuel Heater. .....$23.50 30.00 All Fuel Heater. ...... 22.90 Exceptional vniues In small heaters afuuiiolute cost , ' : While, the Peninsular (like cut) is tin finest range made at $70.00. tyy 8p9. clal Sale Price Is $55.00. Will clear them out at once. ' i haV9 an excellent range for $25.00. Guar, anteed to give satisfaction. " EXTRA VALUES i In genulue leather upholstered and quarter oak rockers. $12.50 rocker for ...'......, 11.50 rocker for .'."..'. .'.! , 9.50 rocker for 7.50 rocker for 5.00 rocker for .... ... 3.75 rocker for 1.75' rocker for .$8.75 . ' 7.75 . &50 . &IM . 840 . 2.75 1.40 COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS F. D. HAISTEN SAHLES PLEADS 3-FLQOR BRICK "NOT GUILTY" MANSLAUGHTER CASE WILL COME UP NEXT TEHM. , , Two Men llcuded for the Penitentiary Following Arraignments. One manslaughter case, and a when I stealing case are two pieces of lltigr.- . tlon that will come up at the next term of circuit court. Several men Indicted by the late grand Jury were'arralgned yesterday borore Judge Knowles In circuit court and Hied tliolr answers. As -a result two ave headed for the stale penitentiary anil others are to stand trial. The manslaughter case Is that of John, Siihles who was seen by nn eye witness to mortally wound a ' follow being In a fight over 50 cent? ; In a shuck In North La Grande a few weeks ago.v It was generally believed lie would plead guilty and the case will probably hinge largely on the 5 testimony of the boy who saw the V l.lnnr- utmioV flint unlit 01)011 Flt'.KCr- " old's head, causing his death a few ! hours later. The murder was one or , the moat atrocious in the history of criminal, acts In this county. The fol '' lowing were arraigned yesterday: The Arraignments. ..t,VV.-- , ....... .... .' George Ward,- whose real name is Whitlker.-pleaded guilty to the larceny of a horse and wns sentenced to the state 'prison for a term of from one to 10 years. He 1b the man who took thi W. J. Church horse, and drove to Ba ker, giving himself up there. Qnorge Evans and Frank Smith, the lntter asserting Ills correct name Is Charles Smith, accused of stealing grain from T: T. Glenn, were arraign nleadPd not Kiillty ami Smith refused to plead. T. L. Gordon accused of complicity In the Love jewelry store rohbory, pleaded guilty and was sentenced from two to five years., John Sahles, accused of killing Fitz gerald In a drunken, brawl a few weeks ngo, pleaded not guilty. IS OCCUPIED F. D. HAISTEX HAS MODERN ADDI TION READY. Iliitu'inciit, Main Floor and Gallery Gives Him Modern Establishment. F. D. Halsten today is moving hid Btock Into the new brick store which lins recently been completed as an ad dition to his Fir street department... The structure Is 27x33 feet but has three floors, the basement, main Hoar nnd large gallery. Opening with a big front on Jefferson avenue it gives thn store two main entrances nnd next spring the Fir street front will be re modeled so that a fine new Btore, mod ern throughout, will be the result. Tin? 'new part Is nicely finished nnd will make a splendid store room. The Btock will be displayed on all threo floors. - With the completion of this department, Mr. Halsten now has i Btiiro room measuring 27x125, feet, with the long axis on Jefferson ave nue. A new supply of goods to fill the new shelves 1iave been Installed. ORDINANCE NO. '583, SERIES 1011 yes, 36 horsepower" -"yes, only $1280" - -"yes, it is the only car of such horse power ever sold within $500 of the price" EVERYDAY WE ABE GIVING THESE ANSWERS TO PEOPLE WHO INQUIRE ABOUT THE NEW MAXWELL SPECIAL THEY HAVE NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF SUCH A CARAT SUCHA PRICE. A BIG, FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING CAR O P. ARISTOCRATIC STYLE EMBODYING THE GREAT POWER OF THIS ONE-FOR $1230-SEEMS UNBELIEVABLE IT IS THE TpRE EInS LEADER OVER ALL WITHIN $500 OF THIS PRICE . PRE-EMINENT: 36 horsepower Maxwell Special, $ 1280 Christmas nt Ktimclii. Kaniela, Dec. 27. (Special) Yule tide was appropriately observed at a Kamola Sunday evening, ' with a pro- gram, tree and refreshments.- An ln- terostlng program was rendered to a very large audience, which was fol lowed by the appearance of Old Santa on the scene, who had prosenta of nil kinds for everyone. After the distri bution of the presents, refreshments, consisting of sandwiches, salads, pickles, cake and hot coffee were serv ed. Everyone had a bounteous .feast ' ,;and a general good time.. An ordinance amending ordinance number 5(i9, series 1911, and provldlns for the re-numberlng of the bonds au thorized by said ordinance for bonded assessments in Improvement districts numbers 36, 37, 38 and 39, and for the Improvement of Sixteenth Street, In; Connordale addition to the city of t.:, Grande, Oregon. . . The city of La Grande does brdaln as follows: ' . , .',.., i, Section 1. Thnt section 1 of ordi 1 nance number BGfl, series 1911, be and the same Is hereby amended as to the numbering of said bonds to rend n-5 follows: ' Said bonds shnll be numbered from 2R7 to 289, both Inclusive, consecutiye ly, and shnll be In denominations of $.ri00.00 each, except bond No. 2S9, which shall be for the sum of $37S.97. Suction 2. This ordinance shall take effect from ami after Its .passage, ap proval by the mayor nnd one publica tion In the Ln Urnndo Evening Observ er, on and after the second day of January, 1912. '' . Passed the common council of the city of, La Grande, this 27th day of December, 1911, by Ave councilman voting therefor. Approved by the mayor this 28th day of December, 1911. A. I. .RICHARDSON', Mayor. ATTEST: ... , C. M. HUMPHREYS. Recorder of the city of La Orande. TOVESTieATE THIS NEW MAXWELL SPECIAL REALIZE ITS SUPERIOR OUALITIES COM PARE WITH OTHER CARS NEAR THIS PRICE, IT S EXCELLING STYLE SSSIS1 VENTILATED FORE-DOOR, FLUSH-SIDE VESTIBtriM'iTm'BOra. THE COLUMBIA HONEYCOMB TYPE RADIATOR , NEW DESIGNED BQNiTET ET C0SJROL-' THE LOW PRICE IS THE RESULT OF THE UNEQUALLED MJWTOAOririlS. n Jit a tI? NT STATES MOTOR C OMPANYEEHISARSOO VE ttllBE ' 10 BM.N0 IT .T0 " IF INCONVENIENT FOR YOU TO S FOSt I ;. ,' R. W. LEIGHTON GARAGE
