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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1913)
JANUARY CASH ' SALE ANNUAL Appreciating the Big Trade given this store during 1912, 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. - CASH 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 handle and very com fortable. 1 $4.00 Reed Rocker....$3.00 6.00 Reed Rockcr 4.77 7.50 Reed Rocker.:. 6.00 v8.50 Reed Rocker 6.75 9.50 Reed Rocker.... 7.50 Genuine leather seat, full quarter oak diner. CIosa Outs. $5.50 Diner ..$3.75 4.75 Diner 3.25 4.50 Diner ... 3.00 4.00 Diner 2.75 3.50 Diner 2.25 'About 123 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 value at 3.00 Very fancy quartered oak Diners. Something you 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 Or 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 9 f i wmm , Peninsular Ranqes Arts the World's Leaders In the houses of our Land. Most beati ilful and pleasing Range ever .glared In the home. haisicajitkh rmi a yea its. Kitslly set up to City Water. Great Fuel Saver. Hakes as even as a 11AKHKS HRICK OVEN. Cook . yonr boiled dlnnor In the OVWN while you are baking bread and with Its special oven const motion carries all odors from cooking In to the flue, thereby eliminating odors from circulating thru the tiouse. 4I0.0-OI'P VOil CAXII-110.00 n each IMONINSL'LAlt RANliE sold during JANUARY SALE. It .may be had on VHltY EASY PAYJIESTS 20 to 40 Per Cent off on all Room Size Rugs. Fine assortment. Sizes from 8-3x10-0 to 12x15. Rcautiful Axniinster Wil tons, Rod' Rrussels and Ingrain Rugs. Wil lay them without charge. PL, HEATERS 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. 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 ali heaters. MM 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. I Extra value in solid Oak Bed Davenports, Full Steel Spring construction. Upholstered in very best Chase 1 eather and makes a most c omfortable bed. You pay elsewhere at least $35.00. Get it here, January Cash Sale at . $23.00 t TTAVP THE CONFIDENCE OF OVER 1,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. I WANT TO INCREASE THIS LIST TO 2,000 IN 1913 AND AM OFFERING YOU THE MOST LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS FOR YOUR MID-WINTER PATRONAGE IN THE HOUSE -FURNISHING LINE. F D. HA 'I ST EN Furniture on Basy Payments To I" (P Bulletins. Washington. Jo"rr M.-T0 iui ir the country with Information re- crops ua oiu" that " within the Juris ! the lltrtinent of Agrcult bulletins were is- rf durtaf tU -osi year Lc .ataw 30. Itll. according to the rPJ. Zt&, editor. Of the Tarlou. pobllr ,k,ns there were printed during the 34 678.0&T coplea; IO.40J.000 of "rhleh were Urmm' tmlletlna. c Anneal Stockholders' Meeting Notlve Is hereby (Wen that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the La Grande National bank will be held at their banking house In La Grande. Oregon, on Tuesday. January Mth. MIS at t o'clock b . m. At this meeting a beard of seven directors, to serre for the ensuing year, will be elected, and such other business will be considered, as may properly be offered at said meeting. I. U METERS. It-tt SOt Cashier NOTICE TO CKKDITORS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned has been duly ap pointed, and has duly qualified as ad ministrator of the estate of Waita Tllle Odder, deceased, and that all persona having claims against the estate of said deceased are required to present the same properly Item ised and verified, to he under signed, at hie residence. In Perry. Union county Oregon on or before sli months from and after the date ef the first publication of this notice. First publication January 3rd. 1913 ORANGE McCUMBHR. Administrator of the Estate of Wnltsvllle Grlder, deceased. P. S. IVANHOE. Attorney for Estate. Jan J 10 IT 24 ."1 SILK 15 BiSkBlTTCT. Notice la hereby given that I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at t-ti o'clock a. m. on Monday the 20th day of January. MIS. on the premises, at or near Owyvne, on the La Grande ft Joseph branch of the O. W. R. ft N. Ry.. near Lostine, In Wal lowa county. Oregon, the saw mill,' (daily capacity about 30,000 feet), and planing mill together witbt lumber,' logging outfit, blacksmith outfit, sleds araffrina infl tistraa anit all ... ! sets and equipment of Qulncy E. Gwyone, Bankrupt, according to In reofory. The lumber consists of about 500, 000 feet of shop lumber, (mostly 1 ft about 1.000,000 feet of one Inch, two Inch, and other lumber all East ern Oregon PIda This lumber Is well manufactured well piled, dry and protected from the weather. The saw mill Md pi.ntBC mill are well hnn..j 1 . . ... v iu kooo Duwa- mgs, both being complete and ready to run. Commodious yards, aide track and convenience with reasoa able lease and contract on good tim ber available. 8. D. WRITS, Trustee of Qulncy B. Gwynne, a bankrupt. Dally Jan. I, 10. 11. 1J M.
