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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1915.
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Amazed at the Great Quantities of High
Grade Merchandise
Amazed at the efficiency of our sales force
Amazed at the exceedingly low prices at 1 Amazed at the ease with which they can
which we are offering them
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do their shopping
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Amazed at $1.00 and $1.25 shirts for
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You buy the finest new Spring dress shirts
for men, regularly sold for $1.00 $1.25
87c
Amazed at $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords for
$1.98
You buy now high grade ladies' oxfords
and pumps, regularly sold for $3.50 and
$4.00 -
$1.98
Amazed at $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords for
Amazed at I5c muslin drawers at
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You buy, now . fine ladies' oxfords and I You buy now children's muslin drawers,
pumps, regularly sold for $2.50 and $3.00 I regular values up to 15c
98c I 8c
JOIN THE CROWDS
WE ARE CLOSING OUT EVERYTHING AMERICA'S BEST MERCHANDISE, FINE DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, NEW SPRING COATS, DRESSES, SUITS, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, FURNISHINGS AND
SHOES AT PRICES THAT NO STORE CAN MEET. ....COME YOU MUST COME! '
BASEMENT SPECIALS
Every article that sold formerly. for 5c and
7c now goes for
3c ',:.'.'v
Every article that sold formerly for 10c
and 12c now goes for .
7c
Every article that sold formerly for 15o
and 20c now goes for
lie
Every article that sold formerly for. 25c
and 35c now goes for ' -
19c
OWING TO THE FACT THAT WE ARE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS WE ARE OBLIGED TO REMIND OUR PATRONS THAT THESE ARE CASH PRICES.
PEOPLE'S
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IRISH BARDS PROVEN ARTISTS
the moment Interlocutor Frederick L.
Meyers introduced the first song
number. It never lagged a bit, and
the program wus followed out min
utely. Despite a very disagreeable
night, the audience was big, and what
is more, came away perfectly satis,
fied. It was a good show, well put
on, well received , and what more
could be expected?
Here is a list of the things and
people who entertained at this very
unique entertainment, each, covering
himself with distinction:
Casting darts of mirth and har
poons of Gridiron-club severity, sing
ing, acting and dancing in homage to
Saint Patrick but more especially for
the edification of a big crowd in the
house, many sons of ftrin who make
the Grande Ronde their home, last
evening enacted one of the most
charming entertainments Ia Grande
has seen. It was so much different to
the usual concert and entertainment,
and far better and mora popular than
anything the Irish themselves have
yet attempted.
The thng went with a bang from
Part First
Travel Pictures .. ; Hearst Selig Weekly
Introductory The Songs of Ireland Sherry's Orchestra
THE IRISH GARDEN PARTY
Scene The Garden of Blarney Castle
Major Domo Frederick L. Meyers
Waiters -Norman Desilet, Harry Lavey, Ray Williams, C. Patrick Carroll
Guests Chester Newlin, L. A. McAllister, John H. Peare, Ben Bassett
C. P. Ferrin, Roland Barllett, Floyd Charboneau, Chas. McCorkle, Lee
Bellinger, William Peare, Clarence Charboneau.
Miss Margaret Corbctt , Musical Director
Overture "Come Back to Erin," "The Sons are Celebrating Patrick's Day,"
"I Long to See Old Ireland Free," "Shake Hands with Your Uncle Mike."
"When Irish Eyes are Smiling," "Tipperary" with variations.
My Pretty Eileen, Good Night William H. Peare
Tipperary Mary Norman Desilet
Mother Machree ... q p Ferrm
If They'd Only Move Old Ireland Over Here . Harry Lavey
When Old Ireland is Forgotten ; Ray Williams
Grand Finale The Green and the Gold Entire Company
PROGRAM ..
Part Second
Overture Erin Go ' Bragh U Grande Musical Trio
, .t (Miss Rcchlin, Messrs. Haines, O'Conncll)
Solo Kathleen Mavourneen Mrs. Jas. F. Corbett
t , . . THE EDUCATION OF LUKE
Jonadab Johnson Harrv Lavev
nf MSwiiVi ' ip '"'''' 'Norman Desilet
Duct My Wild Irish Rose Miss Nellie Garrick and C. P. Ferrin
vmS Brown and Carbonett
w Li;r.,' uLLU "f The Smok'nK Out of Bella Butts
Finale Irish Hearts Forever ; Sherry's Orchestra
State Commercial Club News.
Portland. Ore. Mnn-h n; ioir.
(Special). The working out of de
tails in connection with the consoli
dation of the Portland Commercial
Club and the Chamber of Commerce
is progressing rapidly and smoothly
and within a very short time all the
varied, and frequently duplicated,
activities of these two important
bodies will be welded into one har
monious and effectve unit. Under
the direction of tho new organiiation
the work of development of the state
and its resources will receive more
consideration than ever before. The
budget committee is unanimous in
the opinion that greater efforts
should be made in the future to as
', sist established indiisfiim: in all th
! communities of the state and that
; it is up to Portland to live up to the
i record already made in this line and
ito make great additions to the work
i already outlined.
i The entire strength of the organi-
zntios will be united in a comprehen
j sive program for the development of
I Oregon; to help farmers to profitably
! market their produce; to finance the
small farmer who finds himself un.
;able to secure a suitable location; to
! welcome .the new settler and help
ihiro to select and establish a new
i home: to takn rnra tf iha rr vi .......
j ucr of travelers expected to visit the
state during the present year and to
effectively apply the knowledge gain
ed during the past ten years to
meetisg the present and future re
quirements of the business inteiests
of the whole state..
Ground has been broken for . the
construction of the great inter-state
bridge which is to connect the city
of Portland with Vancouver, Wash
ington, and which will be an import
ant link in the Pacific Highway, one
of the most remarkable thorough
fares in the United States. As far
as possible all contracts for the work
have been let to local firms and pre
ference will be given to locally, pro
duced materials and to local labor.
Necessary funds are avaiable for
driving the work to early comple
tion. i-. :j-"
At Champoeg, on May 1. will ' be
celebrated the seventy-second anni
versary of the organization of ., the
nrst American civil government west
of the Rockey Mountains.This will be
the fifteenth celebration of the event.
the first having been held in 1901.
Un June 17, at Portland, will be held
the Forty-third annual reunion of
Oregon Pioneers, those who came to,
or were born in, asy part of the. ori
ginal Oregon Country previous to !
lHy.
The county court of Crook Countv
has made a liberal appropriation of
tunas to be used on the Lincoln II eh-
way between Bend and La Pine, via
Lava Butte.lt is intended to make
this one of the best roads in the
whole state.
A campaign has been launched at
Eugene to raise $150,000 for the es
tablishment of a lace factory at that
point. It is said the Pacific Coast
pays out $500,000 to $700,000 annu
ally for lace and it is believed that
a local factory could secure the
buv of that business".
Notice Thto Ad.
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call at 1421 Adams Ave. 3-1 24t.
High Grade Job Printing costs no
more than the other kind. Observer.
FARM LOANS
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you might be you don't have a full history of the parcel, as you
do when we make an abstract of it Accuracy guaranteed.
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