LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1913.
1 ANNUAL JANUARY CAS
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Appreciating the Big Trade given this store during 191 2, I am going to offer extra
ordinary inducements for your.1913 patronage.; Many articles are Close Outs and will go
at one-half off. Heavy reductions are being made on every article in the store during
January. Extra special prices to create a
$3,000 - CASE ! SALES IN JANUARY -- $3,000
Charge Accounts Invited. Terms Very Liberal During This Sale
Extraordinary Values in Chairs and Rocking Chairs
5 Patterns Reed Rockers
Well made," always light
to nanale and very com
fortables
$4.00 Reed Rocker......$3.00
6.00 Reed Rocker 4.77
7.50 Reed Rocker . 6.00
8.50 Reed Rocker.. 6.75
9.50 Reed Rocker .' 7.50
Genuine leather seat, full
quarter oak diner.
Close Outs.
$5.50 Diner
4.75 Diner
4.50 Diner
4.00 Diner
3.50 Diner
$3.75
3.25
3.00
2.75
2.25
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About 125 Chairs in sev
eral patterns- made in sol
id oak,extra strong and
good values at regular
prices.
$2.75 values at $2.00
3.50 value at 2.50
4.50 valne at 3.00
Very fancy quartered oak
Diners. Something vou
will want. .
$5.00 value at .$3.25
4.25 value at . 3.00
3.00 value at 1.90
Have these in a variety of
patterns. Made of oak,
elm, and maple. Very
strong and serviceable.
$3.00 value at $2.00
3.50 value at . 2.40
3.75 value at 2.60
4.00 value at 3.70
15 patterns in very fine
leather rockers. Finish is
golden waxed, weathered
Mission or fumed. No bet
ter rockers are made. You
may have your choice at
1-3 off regular price.
$ 8.00 Rockers at.$ 5.35
9.00 Rockers at...... 6.00
10.00 Rockers at. 6.65
11.00 Rockers at.. 7.75
12.00 Rockers at 8.00
15.00 Rockers at 10.00
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Peninsular Ranges
Are the World's Leaders In the
houses of our Land. Most beau
. tlful and Meaning Range ever
placed in the home.
AiaiMivrt:i fok a years.
Easily set up to City Water. Great
Fuel Saver, nakes as even as a
UAKUKS MUCK OVKN. Cook
your boiled dinner in the OVWN
while you are baking bread and
with Its special oven construction
carries all odors from cooking in
to the flue, thereby eliminating
odors fioiu . circulating thru the
house.
ioi(w-oi-k nut cash --fiit.no
on each I'HNINrH'LAH UANOK
sold during JANUARY SAI.K. It
may Ih haj on
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20 to 40 Per Cent off on
all Room Size Rugs.
Fine assortment. Sizes
from 8-3x10-0 to 12x15.
Reautiful Ax minster Wil
tons, Rody Urussels and
ingrain Rugs.
Wil lay them without
charge.
75 Metal and Brass Beds.
All have. 2 " continuous
pillows. Colors are white
blue and gold. Regular
prices are $15.00 to $30.00
Take your choice at $11.00
to $23.00. Nice assort
ment of smaller beds to
select from.
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Every heater in the store
must go during this sale.
Handsomely trimmed coal
heater exactly like this
cut sells at $20.00. Get it
' now at $12.90. Several
large sizes worth up to
$35.00 at even 30 per cent
discount for cash. Liberal
credit terms given on all
heaters.
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This buffet can be had in
waxed or full quartered
oak and polished. Heavy
Beveled French Plate.
Silver, linen and wine
compartments. An ideal
piece for the dining room.
Regular price $28.00. Get
it at the January sale at
$17.50. Others as low as
$12.95. Liberal credit
terms.
Extra value in solid .Oak Bed Davenports, Full Steel Spring construction. Upholstered in very best Chase 1 eather and makes a most p
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omfortable bed. You pay
$23.00
I HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OVER 1,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. I WANT TO INCREASE THI? TTT Tn onon tktTT, . "
YOU THE MOST LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS FOR YOUR MID-WINTER PATRONAGE IN TO0TO.FagffoI1.jgg AND OFFERING
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ifl Furniture on Easy Payments
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who vrvrk mi the forests and
he apea t most of the time,
feeing th wlatMT bliutt, are thought
to hare very bard The average
lumber um U thought to be the
Home of the tougbeat class of out
tests know to odety. They are be
lieved to kw nothing but the
science of woodcutting and know no
other music than the hum of the saw
or the noon whistle of the donkey en
gine that heralds mess time. This
was the gist of a conrersatlon by
Prank Carlton and Thomas Shannon
of the Palmer Lumber company on
their war to Looking Glut. "As a
matter of fact", said Shannon, "our
existence up there Is one of the most
dellshtful one could wish. We pay $5
a week for food and our cook will
put to shame most of the cooks In the
restaurants. We have our own lib
rary and reading room and the men
are constantly Informing themselves
on the science , of mechanics and
worm events, nr. Huron comes to'
the camp every two weeks and In
spects the cook shack and the living
room and looks after the health of the
men. In this res Dec t there Is llttla
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to do because most of the men are as
sound as a dollar. An occasional ac
cldent. something that will happen
anywhere Is the most he has to attend
to.
"Many of the men are married and
the company furnishes them with
cabins In which to live and does a
hundred other things to make the life
or the woodsman agreeable. Vou
may tell t'.ie reading public for me
that Its one place to get a great big
Idea of Ood's great open open
country. And if a man haa poetry In
his soul, he can get all the Inspiration
he wants from the siskins- h.mwu.
ana nrs
"Wages are good and the men are
aligned.
Foils a Fenl list.
When a ahamafiii nini .).
CAIBlg do-
tweeo liver and bowels to cause dis
tress by refualnr . .
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Klnga New Life MU. .Df eod iuch
abuse of roue atin tw
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COm Del rlrht &rlnn . . ..
r and bowela. and rectors your
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health and n . .
all drngg.su 26c
CbaaberUIn-. Congh Ke,edr.
Tola mmMr v..
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f.v. ,i 0'Q " u Plewant to
by .11 dealer," ,al9
The ni)!mniA. .
tnr . 7 ' e'erical device
for renai.if (.
hr parsons overcome
br gas. electricity or drowning, has
already aaved hundred, of live,.
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