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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1912)
V mat PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE, UNION COTJNTfr, 6REGON, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1912. ,.v; V fEESOIULU. Alex fiinshelmer, a Portlaad cigar talesman' Is , at the Sommer today while tailing to hit trade here. Otto BugchjoBt, traveling for a mil linery bouse out of Ogden la a Sorn mer hotel guest today. R. C. Fordney, with the U. S. Tire company at Portland, la here today, topping at the Sommer and calling on the tire agent! in the city, R. H. Davis is here from Eugene to day, stopping at the Sommer. C. C. Penington returned todp.y from Portland where he has been trausact- . lug busineES. Fred B. Currey returned this morn ing from Portland and went on to Hot Lake. Alvin Snajip and family returned to day from Portland where they have been the guests of friends since the Ellis' convention. Mrs. Kate Hanley' arrived hoint from Portland this morning where she tag been visiting with friends. TV. W. Graham of Portland stoppe'I at the Foley today while In the city. KNELL OUSTED r The Elite THEATRE Only theatre in town shonlug licensed films sorb as Yltajrraph, EftHanay, Edison, etc., and fea turing ench artMs as Maurice Costello, Florence Tnrner, John Bonny and others. Complete change of program on Sondaj, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Illnstnitcd Pong Mrs, E. F. Sinclair. (Continued from page 1 I Sun Francisco. "Too much of a dog's life for a white man," said ; Mr. Knell this morning in discussing bis dis charge. Mr. Knell will remain here for the day, anyway, and It would not be surprising to see him wearing a pitcher's glove in this league. Don Starkill, his successor, worked for the first time today In the city and he also la a pitcher. For a time negotiations were on between Barry and he for a pitching job here but Sweet had his irons In earlier. Starkill comes from Hoquiam but Is known to all the Cal- ; ifomia boys Jn La Grande. Both he and Knell are good pitchers. Bert FHibner Signed. A new pitcher was added to the La Grande staff today In the person of I?prf DMtehner of Portland who came tn T-a firande on .Tess Onrrett's trans- i portatlon, having accepted terms from the Buckaroo manager. When he reached here he Joined the Pippins. Remington is sIbo to jo'.o the Pippin force, being wired for last night. Bole Props Game. Boise, July 19. The score yester day: . R. H. E. RolFe .." 1 6 Walla Walla 2 4 0 Batteries: Pope and Kelly; Bridg er and Brown. Barrow Trial Vnlnteretitrng Today Los Angelea, July 18. Still on the witness stand in the Darrow trial Fre-' mont Older of San Francisco today re viewed the testimony given yesterday. He said nothing new to the records. Older was followed by John R. Har rington of Chicago who denied on the witness stand he had told a reporter on a Los Angeles morning paper that Darrow was innocent of the crime charged against him. I WONDERFUL BARGAINS At Our July 9c Sale 15c and 20c Embroidery, sale price .. '. 15c Men's Sock. s3e price 20c Barrett of. sale price - - 15e Boys' Siispendcvs, sale price ....... 20c Ladies' KamlktrchiefK, sale price . ........... 5c Ladies' ITfmdktrchief, 3 for ..... 15c Ladies' Colics, sale price - - 35c Granite Bake Bans, sale price '. 15e Mop Sticks, sale price - 35c Pudding Pa js, sale price . 25c Tin Dish IVns, sale price : - 15c Dippers, sale price - -... 3 5c Pot Covus, Kile price - 15c Chair Scats, sale price ... 2 10 Rolls Toil t Paper, sale price ... DALTON'S CASH STORE WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT. 9c 9c 9c 9c .9c 9c 9c .9c ..9c 9c :9c 9c 9c 9c ..9c OH E the; SIGN- OF Real Bargains Look for the Red Mark'signs and walk right in. . There is the place. You will find genuine bargains at Real Sale Prices. . . y c Public Approval lias been given this sale and the verdict is that this is a real bargain giving, money saving sale. f OLLA during this Red Mark sale will buy more goods than it ever did before in La Grande. Hundreds of satisfied .buyers are telling the good news to their neighbors. ', Join The Crowd s that are here every day and see how surprisingly far your money will reach. These goods must go and prices are no object. Come get your share and you will have no regrets after the goods are all gone. SHOES It is a great sight to see how fast they are buying shoes. But then think of the price. Women's Oxfords, tan or black, values to $5.00, at" '. 1. 9Sc Women's high shces. 1m vici or patent leathers, values to $3.00 at ..... $1.48 CORSETS The celebrated make of American Lady Corsets. Nothing better or newer models made.,' $1.25 American Ladv Corset ' $ .59 $1.50- American Ladv Corset .73 $1.75 American Lady Corset .87 $2.00 American Ladv Corset .93 $2.50 American Ladv Corset -J 1.19 $3.00 American Lady Corset i. .".149 Nursing corset 49 MEN'S Read this list over care fully. 35c Underwear ..23 $1.25 Union suits' 98c $1.25 to $2.00 Shirts ...859 Finks Special Overalls 85c $5.00 tan oxfords $2.95 $5.00 leather suit cases - $3.85 $1.50 stitched hats ......$119 $2.00 stitched hats $1.50 Cotton flannel gloves 4c Bovs' suits price at . ONE HALF DRESSES We have the largest stock of dresses in La Grande. They must be 'closed out and if prices are any object to you we will do our part. Silk; wool or w ash dresses, in an endless variety of 1 1Q styles. Up from ........1. i .. 1 1 7 SUITS In light or dark colors. Every suit in the hou se is included in the great Red Mark sale. Secure your fall suit while the prices are away down. "' " buu. COATS Summer Coats in wool or silk, both light and dark shades, everv coat this snrinp's stvle r f Only ten coats left. Come today if you want a coat at a price that is almost a crift. Priced inst. 1 o $15.00 SUITS .'. $11.25 18.00 SUITS 13.50 20.00 SUITS 15.00 25.C0 SUITS 1S.75 $4.00 HATS $3.20 3.00 HATS 2.40 $1.25 UNDERWEAR $ .75 S1.50 UNDERWEAR 1.00 $5.00 FLORSHEIM OXFORDS $3.85 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON MEN'S TROUSERS (D GeAeFs CD BnMMMMMsVMIHsVMMHsHHHBsll lIIHMBMHlMnnHiliMW STEP LIVELY You'll have t tep lively if you want to take advantage of the phenomi nal bargains offered at this sale THIS SALE IS N EARING THE END As the public v.-di kiows, we can say, with out a par tick of Mass-ration, that this gigantic sale has out. ..disiitr4 iere m pomt ot etra oMinary vaiues offered- t CUT DOWN THE COST OF LD7ING Prices have reached the lowest limit ever known Every two dollars vox: invest here now saves vou ano ther dollar T ic th u , . advantage of such Opportunities as this that evenSiy gainsl j competence ' Wh TONEY & SCRAIMTOIM 11