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FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1915
LA OR&KDE EVENING OBSERVER
I Miss Mary Ayres 'went to Elgin
'this. morning for a visit with friends.
j:i Mrs.' Roy Simmons is visitor in
'the city from Vincent today stopping
at the Foley. r r
s R. C, Flaas of Alicel is registered at
Ihe Savoy while transacting business
in the city. 1
Dora Pearce is a guest at the Som
mer today while visiting in the city
from Pleasant Valley.' '.
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Seasonable Merchandise Below Cost of Production, in many cases, At this season of the year we alwy
have a STOCK CLEANING SALE 'in order to close out all broken lines etc. and at this time owing
Ur the fall and early winter being so mild our winter stock has not moved as it should consequently this
MID WINTER SALE includes a very complete assorted stock of merchandise, that we are reducing by
making prices that will positively sell It.
One lot boys overcoats $2.98.. One lot men's overcoats J3.49. One lot men's wool underwear 78c
ALL MILLINERY HALF PRICE Ladies' and child-en's coats 1 PRICE-rLadies hand bags PRICE
' Ladies' Wash Waists up to 1 1.63
in value ...... .. 79c
Ladies' Wool Waists up to $3.50
in value .' $1.93
Black Lawn Waists up to $1.25
in value . . ;. . . . . , . . .. . 83c
Ladies' Silk Mull Waists up to
$7.00 value ........... $3.87
Ladies' Silk Messalin Waists up
to $4-50 v.... .v. $X98
Pussy Willow Silk Waist up
' to $6.50 value . . .-. ..... $2.98
Silk Poplin Assorted colors $3.00
: values $1.69
Messalin Assorted colors value
to $3.75 $2.49
42 inch Silk Poplins, values $2.25
: ptr yard $1.39
$2.00 heavy basket 'weave wool
per yard) ..... t. ....... . 98c
44 inch, fancy stripe vlues $1.85
at '.W....... 69c
42 inch voile, black, $1.50 value
at 6c
40 inch Mohair black and colors
value $1.00 ........... 49c
52 inch Panama black, value
V $1.75 .V.:. ,,98e
$1.10 silk waistmgs, foulards,
etc 73c
Silk trimmings all $2.25 values
98c
Eiderdown, all colors 45c values
3Se
Eiderdown all colors, 60c values
39c
- Ducking fleece kimona cloth 18c
values, nice range of colors
i3e
Big line 12Jc ginghams both
: apron and dress 9c .
All 121c outings, white and col
ors ..................... 9c
All - flannelettes 121c and 15c
values, heavy fleece .... 9c
Window scrim nets and etc, val
ues up to 20c . 4 ..... ... , .' 10c
22c values . . . . . . . ... ...... 13c
28c values 19c
38c values ............... 23c
60c values 87c
$1.50 values .............. 79c
Menswear Department ; i -. -
Boy's wool military collar shirts . ; 97c
Men' -wool shirts, plain and assorted colors $2.00
to fS.6 values ......... $1.48
Men's wool socks ......................... 19c
Men's McKibbin hats $3.00 values ........ $1.97
Men's McKibbin hats $2.00 values ........ $1.37
Boys' wool blouses 5 to 12 years .......... 79c
Men's banci collar dress shirts $1.50 values 97c;
$1.25 values 79c $1.00 values 9c
Men's Sweaters......... ...... 58c Sic 8c $1.13
. Boys' Sweaters ...... . . . 49c 69c 79c up to $1.57
Boys' knee pants .......... 29c 39c 67c 79c 98c
Boys' long pants . . . . . . 69c 63c 89c $1.47 $1.79
Men's work pants 89c 97c $L37 $1.97
Men's dress pants ,.x $1.98 $2.98
Men's best bib overalls ............... . . . . 83c
Men's work shirts, a good one i . . . . 37c
Men's black sateen -shirt 39c
Shoe Department '
, Men's felt house slippers .................. 48c
Men or women's carpet slippers ........... 32c
One lot ladies shoes, values up to $3.50 . . , . 98c
' One lot ladies' shoes values up to $2.50 .... $1.38
' One lot men's house slippers, big line ...... 98c
One lot men's house slippers, large asstfmt $1.18 -One
lot men's shoes all large sizes, values to
. $4 50 $1.00
Children's rubbers. , . 38c 45e 48c
' Children's overshoes one buckle 58c
Misses': rubbers . , i . . . . . 48c
: Misses' overshoes 1 bid 78c
Boys' rubbers 65c
Boys' overshoes, one buckle. 98c
Men's overshoes, one buckle . . ... ......... $1.23
Children's rubber boots, all sizes . ....... . $1.19
Men's German sock rubbers ................ $1.98
Gilt Edge shoe dressing, bottle . ... .... . . ..." 13c
Shinola shoe dressing,-box 5c
BARGAINS IN FURS BARGAINS IN NECKWEARS-BARGAINS IN FANCY WORK BARGAINS
IN DOMESTICS. YOU WILL FIND NO MISREPRESENTATION IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE QUALITY lis WHAT WE SAY AND WE HAVE . THE GOODS TO DELIVER AT EVERY
PRICE WE QUOTE. , THERE WILL BE NO S. & H. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN ON SALE GOODS,
EXCEPT ON CERTAIN LINES THAT WE ARE MAKING AN EXTRA EFFORT TO CLOSE OUT.
QUALITY THE
SAME
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
Miss Bessie Tobin is a visitor in
the. city from Union stopping at the
Savoy.
, . , , WE G1VE g & H GREEN TRADING STAMPS
For a Happy New Year
Get Your
Lbwney's - Candies
At the
1 RED CROSS DRUG STORE
THE KODAK STORE
4 4 4 ! -h 4 J ! 4 4-
PERSONALS. 4
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; . E. S. Norris is a business visitor at
.Evans today.
! Mrs. Claire Bessler, of Enterprise
, is a visitor in the city today.
j John Hallgarth was an over night
visitor in tne city from HAgin.
L. B. Larson is in the city from All
eel transacting business.
J.i H. Clark, of Alicel, is registered
at the Sommer while, transacting bus.
iness in the city. . : 1 ,
Chas. Stoop and family went to El
gin this morning to spend New Year's
days with relatives..
. O. ' M. Corkins, . of - Enterprise,
county attorney . of Wallowa county
was in the city last night on business.
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4 LOCAL BREVITIES.
: We pay best prices ' tor Second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO, 404 Fir St, Phone Black
8351. 9-14,tf.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring,
Remodeling a sr"cialy. Jones ti Ku
bone. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's
Drug Store. Adams Ave. Phone 3261.
-act. ' " o n
Money te Voan.
On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. , La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
New shipment of coffee just arriv
ed. Try some. Five pounds for ,$1.
Bassetts, Red 1991. " 12 81 2t.
All kinds of accordeon pleating
done at 906 Adams. Adv. 12 29 7tp.
i Mack White is a businesn visitor
"i.in. the. city today from' Haines, r
G. C. Simmons is a business visit
or in the city from Wallowa.
. I Will Loan You Money.
1 Plenty of money on land security.
Reasonable rates and no long waits.
I. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf.
Pone in vour trial order for some
of the Benverne Special coffee. Five
pounds for one dollar. Bassetts, Red
1991. ' 12 31 2t.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders -of the Cove State Bank of
Cove, Oregon, will be hekl at the
banking room on January 12. 1915
at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuinp
year and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
HUGH McCALL,
Cashier.
Adv. 24 Jan 12.
Want Ads.
YEARS AGO the crier an
nounced the auctin sale then
. came . the hand bills and
their "hit or miss" results:
today the effective way is
the Want Ads they hit the
mark. That's what counts.
MODERN . Steam heated rooms and
apartments for rent 1606 Wash.
Ave. 12 21 Imp.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Red 962. V ll-8tf
Sherry Theatre-Today
The House of Comfort
MATINEE
New Pictures and Raymond Williams
Vocalist 10c
EVENING
Start the New Year right Laugh with
the fun makersTom Christy's Min
, strels the only and original
dults, 25c
Children, 10c
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
, nouseseeping rooms wnn Datn. two
I blocks from center of town. Phone
i Black 3901 or 1512 Adams Ave.
S 12 24 tf.
STRAYED About 29 head of cows
, , from the Williamson or Oliver pas
l tures in Ladd Canyon. Probably
some calves in band. Branded two
( bars on right hip; also have other
brands on. Reward fos informa
! tion leading to recovery F. E.
I Stillwell, La Grande. 12 26 tf.
'WANTED Boarders, with or witV
J out rooms. .' Very close in. 1620
Sixth street, opposite Bapti ,t
J Church. Mrs. Etta Wines.
. : , 12 26 Imp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Lot 5, Blk.
18, Coggan's addition to La Grande.
Will trade for California property,
i Address S. Orloff, Taft, Calif. ;
: Mrs. L, R. Perry went to Imbler
this morning to visit with her, sons
for an ' indefinite period.
Misses : Faye Clark and Hate!
Welch were visitors in the city from
Alicel. last night attending the Glee
club concert
Carl and August Linquest are visit
ors in the city today from Wallowa,
stopping at tho Savoy.
' Jake Bauer was down from Enter
prise over night, attending the con
cert given by the Oregon .Glee club.
Richard Rettig was a visitor in tho
city from Alicel last night registered 1 1
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at the Foley.
Chas. G.' Bilyeu, county judge of
Wallowa county, was a business vis
itor in the city from Enterprise yes
terday evening. I
H. X. Nice and Miss Celesta Wicks,
of North . Powder, returned to their
home this morning after a visit with
friends in the city. 1 .
Fred V. Spcnce and wife returned
to their home at Haines this morn
ing after a visit with Chas. Crandall
and family in this cty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thorhburg, of
Enterprise, returned to . their home
this morning after a visit in this city
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lee.
Frank E. Smith, of Elgin,, a prom
inent merchant and lumberman of
that city, was a business visitor in
the city last night stopping at the
Foley.
Mrs. A. Cargill and daughter, Mrs.
C. Waldo, of Baker, who have been
in the city visiting 'With their son
and brother, C. Cargill, returned to
their horn's this morning.
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Walter Rose, of Pendleton, cashier
of the O. W., at that place, was in
the city this morning on his way to
Elgin to spend New Year's day with
his mother.
Mr. und Mrs. A. B. Parker came in
this morning from Spokane for a
visit with Mr. and Mn. J. K. Wright,
Mr. Parker who is a brother of Mrs.
Wright, has been confined in a hos
pital at Spokane for some time re
covering from a serious operation,
and he has only been allowed to leave
at this time. Their home is in Port
land to which place they will return
after their visit here. '
ma. is unner
of tte United States Government
Like all other National Banks this one has to under
go periodical examination by Government .experts
for the benefit of depositors. ; It has to keep a large
sum in absolute reserve against its liabilities and it
is subject to the direct supervision of the United
States Government.' No institution could be safer
for banking your money.
- Accounts solicited. Every facility given
consistent with Government rules.
The United States Natl Bank
Capital SIOO.OOO Surplus f 13.000 Deposits $36441.14
1 OFFICERS and DIRECTORS
WM. MILLER
J. C HENRY
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J. L. CAVINES3 ,
J. F. CONLEY
T. J. SCROGGIN
C. T. BACON
A. L. RICHARDSON
fU. G. COUCH
GEO. T. COCHRAN
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Tea Garden Syrup.
for the Christmas
Candy assures not only vt
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une oesi, out its purity anu xoou
value protects the children's
health.
Try it Ak your grocer
Pacific Coast
Syrup Co.
Notice.
The undersigned County Treasurer
has funds on hand with which to pay
all warrants issued on the Road Fund
and endorsed not paid for want of
funds prior to Dec. 1, 1914.
Interest on the above warrants
ceases on the date of this notice.
Dated this the 2nd day of Jan. 1916.
' JOHN FRAWLEY,
. County Treasurer.
Adv. 12 81' 3t.
Portland, Oregon J& L
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Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.
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Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, N.
Y., writes: 1 first used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy about eight
years ago. At that time I had a hard
cold and coughed most of the time..
It proved to be just what I needed.
It broke up the cold in a few days,
and the cough entirely disappeared. 1
have told many of my friends of tho
good I received through using this
medicine, and all who have used it
speak of it in the highest terms."
Obtainable everywhere., Adv.
To Catarrh Victims.
You certainly cannot afford to
neglect catarrh, colds or bronchitis
when Newlin Drug Co. sells Hyomei
on the "No cure no pay", plan. V It
gives quick and lasting benefit, and
is perfectly harmless you breathe it
Adv.
SPLENDID POLITICAL DRAMA IN
FILM FORM.
Arcade Will Run Big Dramatic Pro
ductlon Once Seen on Stage Here.
Maclyn Arbuckle, one of the great
est stars and character actors of the
present dramatic epoch, is presented
in the latest Famous Players Feature
in his noted impersonation of "The
County Chairman" his greatest stage
characterization, which will be shown
at the Arcade Friday and Saturday.
This is the first production of the
film alliance between the Famous
Players Film Co., and the noted the
atrical producer, Henry W. Savage
recently announced.. The Play is
Henry W, Savage's phenomenally
successful production of George Ade's
great comedy of love and poll .ics.
For many - years the production ha3
been described as one of the great
est comedy-dramas ever produced on
the American stage, and in the opin
ion of many authorities, the subject
most responsible for George Ade's
distinction as the greatest humorist
In the country. Pd. adv.
TURN
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DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy
and thick with a simple mixture
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
The old-time mixliii'A of Stage Tea-and
Sulphur for' darkening frra.v,. streaked
and faded luur is grandmother's treat
ment, aikI folks aru 11311m using it to
keep tlicjr hair a good, even color, which
li quite sensible, as wo are living m an
age when a youthful appearance is of the
greatest advantage. v
Nowaday, though, we don't lima the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to-uee product
called "YVyeth's Snge and Sulphur Hnir
Remedy" for about 50 cents a bottle.
It is vory popular because nobody can
dincovor it bos been applied. : 6imply
moisten your comb or a soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time: by morning .
the gray hair disappears, but what de
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur is that, besidee beautifully
darkening the hair after a few applica
tions, it also produces that soft lustre
and appearance of abundance which is so
attractive; besides, prevents dandruff,
itching soaip and falling hair.