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Buy Your New Suit-
Here -Today
And Save
$5.00 to $12.50
One lot Ladies' Tailored
Spriiu? Suits. ,
$5.90
Take Your Choice
of our excellent assortment of
fine hand tailored, new models
at the. following price reduc
ttons, unheard of before at
this season: .
$15.00 Suits now...,.............$11.25
17.50 Suits now........ 13.15
20.00 Suits now . 15.00
25.00 Suits now . ... 18.75
22.50 Suits now 16.90
30.00 Suits now................. 22.50
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Clearance Sale
Ladies, Suits, Coats Drssses, Skirts.
TWO MONTHS AHEAD OF TIME COMES
THIS UNUSUAL CLEARANCE OF EVERY
PRESS, SKIRT, SUIT AND COAT UN uuit jmm
TIRE STOCK
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
FOR OUT OF THE ORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IN HIGH GRADE READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS.
ABSOLUTELY NONE RESERVED
This sale includes ev
ery coat in our entire
stock.
Unusual Prices on all Dresses
Charming Dresses' of Every De
scription Soil Without the Profit
WE INCLUDE ALL THE NEW WHITE SERG
ES, WHITE CHALLIES, COLORED CHAL
LIES, FANCY SILKS, CHANGEABLE SILKS,
PLAIN WORSTEDS AND PLAIN SERGES
NONE RESERVED ALL MUST GO AT UN
EXPECTED PRICES.
Save On The Very
Newest Spring Coat
A very unusual offering, just
when you begin to need a new
jacket, and new garments ar
riving daily, comes this unex
pected order to sell every gar ,vv
incut in the store at sacrifice
prices.
Your Unqualified
CHOICE
of -15 : charming new model
-coats, in all the desirable ma
terials, styles and shades, at
the unusual price of ;
$10.60
ONE LOT
WHITE DRESSES
$7.65 .
ONE LOT
SILK DRESSES
$10.60
Entire Line Dress Skirts Included In
This Clearance
CHOOSE ANY SKIRT IN OUR LINE OF AT
TRACTIVE NEW STYLES AT EXTRAORDI
NARY SALE PRICES. ;
ONE LOT DUST' AND RAIN COATS, $2.50.
Worth manv times the price we are offering them at
for the automobile or carriage use. Desirable i shades
and styles. ' Don't miss this. Values to $10.00. Spe
cial .. $2.50
ONE LOT DUST and RAIN COATS HALF PRICE
' . Eery Lady's Coat in entire stock reduced. .- -
- ABSOLUTEL A NONE RESERVED;
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by a large voie ana tne aeiuucraus ue- suvu ueui is uia " " -a"i -
elded on Dr. Lane of Portland as their but again the Portland Instinct relative defendants, Henry Posselt and Anna
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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
' EDITOB AND OWNEB.
Entered at tlie postofflce at La Grande,
Oregon, oh second flass matter. r
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
Bally, sln!o copy .............. 5o
Dally, per week 15c
Dally, per month 65o
OBEGOJf HAS SPQKEN.
The people ot Oregon have spoken
through their ballots, which Is the
accepted verdict ot sentiment through
out the civilized world today. Dy that
ballot the republicans decldod on Col.
Roosevelt as the man for president,
while the democrats have chosen Wil
son as their leader. For senator Ben
Selling was the choice ot republicans
Arcade
Theatre
"TOM'S OATH OF TEX-
GEANCE" Ed
A strong dramatic story. The
acting and photography splen
did. '
"PERCILLA'S CAPTURE" ..
Blograph
A very lively and amusln?
comedy.
LATEST ILLUSTRATED SONG
BY MISS LANGDOJf
"THE TORN NOTE" .... Fntlie
Dramatic. A human and In
: terestiag story.
"A ROMANCE OF WALL
STREET" ........ Tltagrnph
1 ' Love cuts some figure" even
In Wall atreet. A very pleasln3
tory and a Vltagraph, featuring
HA PRICE COSTELLO.
A MESSAGE FROM THE
. ; MOON Btogrraph
A farce comedy full of life
and sparkle.
TOU ARE WELCOME
candidate. In the Second district re
publican voters centered upon Nick
Slnnott of The Dalles, and so on down
the line. !
The defeat of Taft Is regretted by
many and others hold a sincere regret
that Senator La Foliette did not car.
ry the state, but the fact that Rooso
velt sentiment was so pronouncd
proves beyond question the feeling of
the Oregon people regarding the next
president. The same sentiment named
Ben Selling, a very able citizen, a
man who loves Oregon and has all bis
Investments here, a man who has a
clean political record who is thor
oughly progressive In every sense and
will make good for Oregon at the na
tional capital.. Bourne's defeat wa?
very plain. The people do not wan
a senator who thinks more of.selflsh
popularity than he does of home af
fairs; whose progresslveness only
dated hack to a tlmo when it was pop
ular to be a progressive and whose (
term of ofllce shows much neglect to
the state and its interests. It was an
act of wisdom to retire Mr. Bourne as (
will be shown in years to come. I
In. the Second district republicans
have chosen an able man as represen
tative In congress. Nick Slnnott, la
just plain Nick wherever you . meet
him, and he Is well grounded in things
that bear directly on Eastern Ore-
eon's needs. He had several able op
ponents -and in Union and Wallowa . therein on
counties especially the boys who ran 1912, In an
against Sinnot had many warm
friends who would' have done a grea
- deal rather than see them defeated.
! But iu politics all cannot jdn.
I Abraham Walter Latfertyjs retain
ed to represent Portland In congress.
to politics asserted itself and he wa3 -B. Posselt had on the. 28th. day of
given a .very, very light vote In the March, 1912, the. date when said judg-
clty.
Probably the prettiest lesson of the
whole primary campaign was taught
the rich people of Portland, who wora
almost unanimously " for Senator
Bourne, and that lesson Is to the ef fect
that the remainder of the state
outside of Multnomah county must
be reckoned with in the future. Ben
Selling was nominated by the state
outside of the city.- His record In the
state senate, his early stand for pro
gressive principles, his career as an
honest, charitable man appealed to the
: voter who wantB the best man electo.1,
while In the city things are vastly dif
ferent. The special interests evident
ly thought they had a friend In Bourne
from the way they worked for him,
but the special Interests, thank heaven
are in the minority even , in Oregon
' and as a result Bourne is retired and
Selling Is the republican nominee.
ment was docketed In said court, in
and to the following described real
property, towlt: . . ' - '
All of that parcel of land bounded
as beginning at a point- forty rods
west of the northeast of the northea3t
corner of .the southeast quarter of
section thirty-two (32) in township two
(2) south of range thirty-eight (38)
B. W. M. and running thence west
forty rods: thence ' running north
kidneys for several years and at night
seemed to have no control over the
kidney secretions. Doan's KIdne'
Pills soon corrected this complaint
and proved of benefit in every way. '
For sale by all dealers. ,. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unltel
States. . . -
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. .
tv 5tore
11 1 aiiiiiiiTrwTnriiw;flW','"tw
; The Danger After Grip
lies often lh a run down system. Weak-
nooa navvnnanace lanlr sF onnotlto on.
ti -. .v,.av.l.1. ,
forty rods; thence running east fort y j ergy and ambition, with disordered
i.i ver ana moneys otten rouow an at
tack of this wretched disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters,
the glorious tonic, blood purifier and
regulator of stomach, liver and kid
neys. - Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re
store to health and good spirits after
an attack of grip. If Buffering, .try
SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution an order of salei
ot mortgaged property, Issued out of
and under the seal of the circuit court ,
ot the state of Oregon for the county
of Union, bearing date of the 20th Jay
of April. 1912, and to me directed and
delivered upon a judgment duly ren
dered In said court and docketed
the 28th day 'of "March,
action wherein Ell Bou-
dette Is plaintiff and Henry Posselt
and Anna B. Posselt are defendant?,
said judgment being In favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendants
for the sum of four thousand fltM'
three and 07-100 ($4053.06) dollars
with Interest thereon at the rate of
rods ad thence, running south forty
rods to the place of beginning and
containing ten acres of land subject
to a right of way for a road" twenty
feet in width off of the south side and
also thirty feet in width off the wert
side of said tract for road purpose;
.1 Also one share of stock in the Ness
ley Ditch company ror Irrigation pur
poses on said land, all being In Union
county, Oregon.
Dated at La Grande, Union county,
Oregon, this 22nd day of April, 1912.
F. P. CHILDERS,
- ' Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.
By CHESTER NEWLIN,
Deputy.
Dly Apr 22 wkly Ap 26 Mar 3 JO 17
island lor ana wnicn me ri ui ut per com yc auuuu wv- j.
,tB .in..,, rmt share His selection '. 2sth. 1912. until naid. the further sumj . .Men have lame and aching backs
! .... At w,vQ irht' .,, hi.nrtrprt flftv . mEO.OOl dol-l- I'le cure for man. woman or child
9I1UW8 1 11 U UlUvl DUV.V Ul " v. l - ui luivw uuh. w v I ' 1 ,
! voters In a city will do and what vol- iars special attorneys tee ana u;e i iu v.u,c l,usc-l" w
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack La Grande
Men and Women, Old and
Young.
them. ..Only 50 cents. Sold and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed by all
drgugists. ,'
The ladies of the Elite theatre hava
spared no expense to give to their pat-
rons the picture extraordinary. Sarah
Bernhardt in "Camllle." It is not the
smallest tribute to the genius of the
greatest living actress, "The Divine
Sarah," to say that her art loses noth
ing in its transmission to the picture
film.. The splendor of her art re
mains undlmmed In the photoplay.
"Camllle" first wins our sympathy and
pity. We see the ennobling influence
of pure love after Armand enters her
life. But It is in the tragic element
that the "Divine Sarah'', rises to the
most dazzling heights of mimic art
to culminate in a veritable triumpn oi
acting. To see these two reels is to
realize to the fullest extent the art .
and power ot Sarah Bernhardt, anr. '
no, greater boon can be offered to the
theatre-goer of today. To be shown
at the Elite theatre, April 23, 24 ana
25.. Admission 25 cents. '
- Kidney ills seize yound ,
Come quickly with little
and old
warning.
a.it
Children suffer In their early years I
Can't control the kidney secretions.
GUIs are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work
era in tho country stand for. Every costs and disbursements of this suit
A Working Capital of Over
r 5215.CC0.C0 Inspires Coniiderxe in This Bank
The stability oi this institution,
The substantial men beu'ri!' it
Its reputation for program;
It large loaning capacity,
Its spirt of accommodation,
have attracted customers whose deposit aggregate over $700,
000.00. Promote your Interests by allying yourself as a depositor with
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Pills are
testimony
for sick
.proves
kidneys
-. o u,.ia ,ha diinntlnii thor- t Ml nn Wednesday, the Z2nQ nay on imau iviuiiey
: oughly for himself, as each knows Lat-1 May. 1912, at the hour of 10 o'clock m j The following
terts. . I the forenoon of sold flay, at tne iront, i. iir oi ui;
..'ik. nff n-oitor m Pierce' Amt nf the pourt house tn the city of, Mrs. G. E. Laughlin, 2031 Fifth St.,
for the democratic nomination for La Grande, Union county. Oregon, sell Biker City. Ore., says: "We have usei (5
senator the Union county democracy at public auction to the highest bid- Dean's Kidney Pills In our family on J
. 1 . ... i -.i, ia a.tiEfv anid ninintlff several occasions and have always i
exureoBuu " . i c i . - - , . .
oughly believed that Senator Plerc Judgment. Interest, costs,
had a good chance to win. He made a ments and accruing costs.
dlsburss-: found them beneficial. My daughter's t
all the son was troubled by a weakness of theJ
L a Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL . . . $ 100.000.00
' SURPLUS . ' . 115,000.00
RESOURCES . , . 1,000,000.00;
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