La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJanuary Clearance Sale .. . . . .. .- : : . , ,,: , v. - -. . .. '. . ,. .s : . , , y . . . ' .'. . -: . v v: : J - " ' ' v t t - ' ' , We will start our Mid-Winter or January Clearance Sale Sat. Jan. 3rd. 1 1 . '. III. ' ' , I One lot Hisses and Children's Caps, One lot Chiffon Dresses, colors white,' fur and wool... .......... H PRICE, pink, mais, light blue; reg- jo rn ', One lot Children's Fleece.Lined Vests ', nlar . values : ' ' ' 1J,'V and Pants, ranging in price, size 16, One lot Messaline Dresses, good 16c; to 32, 32c, all sizes...? PRICE styles; colors tan, Nile, Alice, AO One lot Children's Bear Skin Leg- regular values $15.00. ...... gings; Colors,: 4w6ite gray, TA 0ne lot Ladie8. Serge Suit3 stapie navy, old ., re' brown . . . I IJC co,or8 regular priceg ?20, 22.50, jiti'd One lot Warner's Corsets, sizes 24 to 25.00, to close entire lot...1 PRICE 3ff,. regular $1.00 to $3.00..? PRICE ' ' One lot KnH Wool Shawls arid- . ' '' Start's , , .ji.' ."'.';,. y ..;,$ - PRICE One lot Children's sizes, 1-and 2,' as- ' , , . . ' '',,' i ' . sorted, entire lot, to close, per OC- One lot Baby, Bear Skin Hoods; colors DajP &oC red, brown, blue and white. .5 PRICE , '"" ' ' ... . t . n. , - One lot Children's Shoes, assorted, ES! - P"Ce onC t 'IVS PW sizes 4 to 8, to close entire lot 70 nets; gular price 20c fo $150 per. Der Dair , QC yard 25 PER CENT OFF P ' . P " f V One; lot .Children's Wipes, assorted, One lot Fancy Trimihirig' Braids. .1 ' ,......? PRICE - - One lot Fancy Trimming Braids i to close, at, per yard, One lot Torchon , Laces' . good, !' wide widths, to close, per yard. . DC One lot same as above, narrow- er, to close entire lot, per yd..,. 4C All Ladies' Furs, sets or single pieces, 1,811 ail up-to-date, , this season's Of ryf styles, less it O O One lot; Ladies' Hand Cags,OCn less..,.. LoO Entire lot Ladiea' and Miss' Trim med or Untrimmed Hats.,,H PRICE One lot 'Ladies' Dress Skirts; regu- 98c lar prices, $8.00, 10.00, 12.00, A AO 16.00. t-i close entire lot, each 1fO Oiie hi Ladies' Dress Skirts, ' - . reiar prices dose 'sitire size hVi to 10, to class entire lot, per pair. . , . ... v. ... . One lot Misses' Shoes, sizes 12 to 2, regular price 2.00 to 2.25, to j OO plose entire lot per pair..,'.. Vy One lot Boys' Shoes, assorted, sizes 12 to 5, original prices 1.76 to 2.85, to close entire lot, per JO ,.. v..... InU One lot Boys' Tennis Shoes, sizes 11 to fVt, to close entire lot 49 per pair. IOC One lot Ladies1 Heavy Weight Win ter Shoes, sizes 4 to 6, regular prices 1.75 to 2.50, entire lot per pair... One lot Ladies' Dress Shoes,' mostly narrow widths, fine quality, sold orig inally for 4.00, sizes 2Vs to 6, t iO to close, per pair, , , "y 87c ': We are npt going to tell you that this is the only sale or the largest sale that we ever held. ? Nor are we going to say that the bargains are the best we have ever offered. But, in fact, we are going to try and be reasonable and truthful and try and figure out in what way this sale will be of mutual benefit, to us and to the public who are in need of seasonable merchandise, and will be able to buy it at exceptionally low prices. ' The following are facts which you will clearly see without any attempt on our part to exaggerate. In the first place we have a lrge stock and when the first, pt January comes we know, that the bulk of the winter goods have been sold, that most people'- in: this vicinity have supplied nearly all of their season's iequirement.3, and our hope is to clean up our stock of what's lft in winter merchandise will necessarily have to be done by 1 educing the price to such ah extent that the rock bot tom prices only will sell the goods, and have our stock hy the middle of January in such condition to receive spring merchan dise that will begin t: come in & about that time. Now this is sensible and just the plain truth without any frills. AN?) HERE ARE OUR JANUARY SALE PLANS: We are going through our entire stock and are sorting out "such goods as you will be most likely interested in at this time of the season. Placing them on tables and in bins and otherwise-displaying them for your convenience, and working them down to uch prices as will sell them out readily ROCK BOT TOM IN EVERY INSTANCE. ', We know the goods are needed by the people, and we are anxious to close' out all winter lines as well as short lines and broken stock, and are willing in order to do, this, to make prices that will be very interesting to you. For your consideration we are quoting prices on a few goods, that have already been sorted out, and within the next few days we will have a, long list. !? BARGAIN BASEMENT. One lot of Men's Dress Shirts,, band. One lot Toy Books, that came in a S "2 delayed shipment and reached us too "$1. "toT.oS eVfe late for our holiday trade. This is tire ' . 1,15 a nice line of Picture Books, includ- ' , ing four different series, and a bar- One lot Men's Dress Shirts, band gain at 10 cents; while they collars, $1.25 values, nice pat-on last, each .;. ,OC terns, entire lot, each.'.'.. .'..V.'.OUC One lot 8c Paint Boxes, sale. ... .5c One lot Men's Dress Shirts, band col All 5c Colored Crayon, sale.. 2 for 5c J.fiBC Odd lots in Men's Fine aad Work Shoes cheap, detailed list will be given as soon as stock can be gone through- thoroughly. Our list is yet very incomplete, but as soon as our stock car be gone through you will be offered some of the best bargains in all lines of seasonable merchandise, , , w4' u5' 2.98 One ' lot good Every day "or School lot, often., w gh gjzeg 2 to m 2B0 t Q uf One Vit Children's Coats, heaw. trrade. to close entire lot Dair tJQ hu . warm, 'seasonable now, entire lot Qne M New Fa1 and winter shoe8(; .? PRICE tan and black, , sizes 2 to 7, 4.00 and 4.60 Values, entire lot to Q 1 A One lot Misses' Winter Coats, regu lar sizes, all good styles and season- close, per pair. . able garments. U PRICE 0ne lot o ghoeBi singje pairg( a One lot Ladies' Winter Coats, sizes large assortment; sizes 2 , to 4, somewhat broken, but what there are 3.25 and 3.50 values, entire lot O 90 4SVS left are stylish garments PRICE to close, per pair III THE. GOLDEN RULE COM'Y Quality the Same, r n V Prices Lew. One lot Men's Dress Shirts, broken lines and odd shirts, values A 1.00 to 1.60, while they last...liJC One lot Men's $2.00 Hats,' good styles, all sizes, entire lot to close no. One lot Men's Silk and Wool Under- each . OC wear, Shirts and Drawers, sizes are One lot Men's 3.00 McKibbin Hats, somewhat broken, but this lot is ex- good fa ghape8 and 8tyles - flQ ceptional value, originaJ'y sold at entire ,ot t0 close- ,1.5fO 4.00 per suit, entire lot to close 70 per garment. ........ . . I JC One lot of Men's Soft Collar Shirts, One lot Boys' Ribbed Fleeced, sizes V? 48c 24 to 34 Bhirts, and drawers size 24 ............... . 18c, rise 2c each size, making OQ 0ne lo ' Men's Work Pante, 1.50 to size 84 I,.... OC 2.60 values, guaranteed not to rip, , s . x . .. . to close entire lot, less.. 25 PER CT. One lot Men's ; Suits, also Young ' ' Men's, sizes 14 to 36; large assort- 0ne lot of Men'8 D,,es8 Pants, 3.00 to ment of good styles H PRICE 6 00 values, new fall patterns in Caa- . . . nimeres and worsteds, less 25 Per Ct. One lot Men's $15.00 Suits A AA , to close................... IvAJU One lot Boys' Duck blanket-lined , , '" r ' ,. Coats, good winter garments, f QQ : One lot Men's $12.60 Suits 0 QC entire lot, each. . . . . I.OO to Cl099. ....... mil., ...... Otifr . ww , .oaa'o -x One lot Men's .Duok, . blankcVHned . ' One lot Men's $18.00 Suits IO Oft Coats, less ;....25 PER CENT to close............ IfcitJO . I), , . , ,A ,A One; lot Boys' Knickerbocker Knee , One lot Boys' Suits, age 6 to 18 years Pant fM we5ghtS(, entlre lot good run of sizes and good merchan- jegg ...25 PER CENT ' dise ?& PRICE - - . , :'.,, ; , , .. , One lot Boys' Knickerbocker Pants, One lot White Sweater Coats, Ladies' ,a M8(rtmmtt good ,aU merchan .Men's and. Children's, wide range of ,jge ...,..,,.;,.,? 1PRICE,; lot, ICS rr73 ; One lot Men's Sweater Coats, entire See our tables of HALF PRICE Hav- lot less..;. ........ ...25 PER CENT Hand and Hand Painted China. One lot Boys' and Children's Sweater One, lot Brass Fern Jars and Jar Coats, entire lot less. .25 PER CENT dinieres H ' PRICE One lot Misses' Sweater Coats, all One ,lot Brassware, Vases, Pots, Jars, colors, to close out entire 00 1 rrf etc.. entire lot to close, nfi nf lot, less. OO '3 yO iesg. . M . , .V U0 I . . , . ... ... - ,. v .... h It's The Time For Good Resolutions We' know of no better first-of-the-year resolution than that of resolving to do your stationery trading with us. This has the double advantage of being a resolution you can keep and also one it will pay to keep. There is every reason for making such a resolution, and no reason for not doing so. . We have the goods you want, of the quality you desire and we are sure to treat you right in every way. ' Newlin Book & Stationery Co. $$$88$8S&3233 s. j - . LOCAL BREVITIES. We pay best prices for second hand furniture. Dyal's FurnlUvo Store, next -'o Geddes.' Phono B-'WSl. Who is BIG BEN? You'll soon learn if you keep your eyes' open. . The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. FITTING AND MAKING. GLASSES . is not a side line with me. I devote my entire time to the optical bus L Iness. HEACOCK, Foley Bldg. Who is BIG "BEN? You'll soon MUST SELL At a sacrifice in next five days, brand new 7-room mod. learn' if you keep your eyes open. DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentist, moved to rooms over The Red Cr.oss Drug store. em house near iiostoffice, railroad ofTlces and shops, 00m 26 New Foley Bldg, or phone Red 3051. 12-27-4tp. Just received at Bohnenkamp's, a large assortment of late Columbia double disc records. ' 12-13-tf. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Fur nished rooms, with or without board, 1617 Fourth Street; Phone Red 1081. 12-27-6t. Where is BIG BEN going to be? FOR ENT-Light housekeeping Keep an eye open and you'll soon Third BtreetPhone learn. . . " ' - LAST CALL FOR PUNCTURE STOP. EL TINO CIGARS, 25 Havana Cigars in a tin humidor, best smoke in the world f or 6c. . 12-12-tf. Who is BIG BEN? You'll soon learn if you keep your eyes open. The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. How to save money smoke EL TINO CIGARS, a bit smoke for a nickle. 12-12-tf. GLASSES HEACOCK FITS, FIT. Foley Bldg. Mrs. Etta Wines has returned from her vacation at Palmer Junction and is prepared to go out sewing hy the day. ' Phone Black 3522. 1708 ,N. Spruce St. 12-13-tf. . A HAPPY NEW YEAR Yours for a Greater La Grande THE CLUB Cigars, Candy, Billiards, Bowling Where is BIG BEN going to be? Ke?p an eye open and you'll soon Icavn. ' , LOST A roll of sheet music and felt book, Saturday night at the depot. Phone Black 822 or leave at Red Cross Drug Store. 12-22-tf.. Chicken Tamales, 16c The Club. New Year's Ball, Rex Halli New Year's night New Year's Ball, Rex Hall, New Year's night. Who is BIG BEN? You'll soon learn if you keep your eyes open. Three Barbers. The Club. The La Grano! Milling Co., wishes Saturday Evening Post, The Club, The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. . Eastern Oregon Produce Co. Commercial Storage and Forwarding. . Wholesale and Retail. Flour, Mill Feed, Grain, Hay, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Coal, Wood Fruit and Prodoe. Cor. Greenwood and Jefferson. Phoae Main 700. DON'T GO TO A BLACKSMITH for ' glasses. Get them of Heaeock, a specialist in making and fitting glasses. Foley Bldg. Bowling and Billiards. The Club. Red-Headed Barber. Thee Club. New Year's Ball, Rex Hall, New Year's night. ' MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment company, Foley Hotel Building, La Grande, Oregon. Where is BIG BEN going to be? Keep sn eye open and you'll soon learn. For sale or trade, a complete mov able road building outfit; could also crush, wash and screen gravel for con crete; consist of crasher, elevator, rock bin, electric motor, horse roller, three dump boxes, one grader,. First cost $4100 now $1460; in good condition. J. L. MARS. Where is BIG BEN going to be? Keep an eye open and you'll soon bain. LOST Heifer "it(f, -hito and own ish color, U'r. ' f rut '.v.t. Return to O. Wals-'nz.', L'tPfd City, vim will pay all charp. REX HALL DANCING ASSEMBLIES Each Tuesday and Saturday Class and Private Lessons Taught Afternoon or Evening By Appointment. Ptrofcssorsr Mazanti and Sherwood, Pro prietors and Instructors. Any one wishing their tires treated ! with Puncture Stop, the guaranteed Cure for Puncture, notify E. S. Sin-j clair, Box 156, City orj, Phone Red ; 3732 before Saturda, January 3, as I leave for California,January 5. ! FOR RENT Large front bedroom, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 1512 Adams avenue. Phone Black 1731. ' 12.29-tf. ' ' 2 FOR SALE Mrs. Cull Smith, 1812 First street wishes to. sell her fur initure and rent or lease her Rome. 12-29-tf. Fresh fish every day Fir $t. Fish Market. We have our own delivery and deliver any time. i N. Maderick 402 N. Fir St. Phone R.' 741 innual Meeting of the Stockholders of the State Bank of Imbler. Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholder of the State Bank of Imbler, will bo held a their banking rooms, at , Imbler, Oregon, on Tuesday, January 13, be tween the hours of 2 o'oclock and 4 o'clock P. M., for the. election of a 1 board of five directors to. serve for one year p.rd the transaction of such other business as may come before such meeting. SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, 30t Cashier. AVOID CATAHHR. A pile remedy that is entirely dif ferent from anything else, used both externally and internally, acting on the blood as well as on the disease, a remedy without a superior. It is V. ..j1 r;!r Remedy, made and guar i.ite.d y :iie American Drgu and rms Ask-iatWn. Howtta Drug Co. Your ;n printing. Have it done at ,i! C'.-:i' r office. A HAPPY NEW. ' YEAR - During the year just elided, v;o hae been .fayored wjta a rn. f,y portion, of your b 1 dnejj and wc are taking this j i ' r lunity of telling you how we npprrctite it." The year of 1914 looks as f it woi.ld .be a prosperous yeai for us all and we hope for you the ful'est measure of the ;;d thing." it brings. Wishing you a Happv New Year, we remain, . , Yours Sincerel , Pattison Bros. Grocery Phone, Main 80.