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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1915)
TUESDAY, MARCH 23 1915, LA GEAXDE EVENING OBSEBVEB fAUE TWO THF. PEOPLE'S - CLOSING-OUT. SALE iinSjuijiiii I MEN'S 2.5c AND 50c SOX FOR A small lot of fine quality lisle gox in a good variety of fancy colorings. While they last only u ll ENGLISH BALBRIGtlAN SOX FOR About 5 dozen in this lot. which can not lat very long at thin price of only, per pair 19 You, who are in need of a coat, youwho are in need of a suityou who am. in need of 'dry goods, dress goods, silks, hosiery, underwear, undeimuslms. skirts, shoes,. etc. You, men who are in need of clothing, furnishing, shoes, under wear, sox, etc. ' . . ' YOU! AND ALL!--- Think of the opportunity afforded by this great closing outsale. Yes, think! Think of the quality of merchandise" of fered, think of the .extraordinary slashing of price, think of the thousands of dollars worth of new spring merchandise that are offered to you at about the wholesale cost and then come to ... V . , ; The Peoples' Store and Supply all Your Wants Here 35c M USLIN DRAWERS ONLY 19 Fine quality muslin drawers, trimmed with tucks, lace and embroidery, regular 35c value, while they last only .-19 $4.50 MUSLIN SKIRTS . FOR t $1.98 Another wonderful value, showing you how deep we are slashing prices. Beautiful skirts, trimmed with fin lace, insertion, embroideries, etc. Whiles they last. onlj$1.98 INFANTS WEAR AT 1-3 OFF Here is a chance for mother to lay in a supply of dainty little dresses, skirts, slips, etc., at about the price of the material only. These little dainty thingss for baby are made of finest quality lawns, nainsook, lingerie; batiste, etc., trimmed with fine laces, insertions, tucks and embroidery. While they lost for 1:3 off price BOYS' 15c SUSPENDERS ONLY 9 A very good quality of boys' suspenders, made of double strength lisle webb, a reg ular 15c seller, while they last only .... 9 MEN'S ARMOR PLATE SUSPEND ERS ONLY 19 Merchants would bo glad to pay us this price and take the entire lot. But we, ap preciating the public's response to our sale, have decided to let these suspenders go to them at this low wholesale price. While they last only 19" ( 'HILDREN'S WHITE HOSE FOR Children's white, boot-lace, made of a very fine lisle thread. All sizes and while they last for only 9 $3.50 NEW CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS $2.29 Here is a wonderful offer ui the latest stylej cepc-de-chine Waists. We know they would not last veiy long at this price, ; so come early if you want to share in this bargain.;.! ,. '.:-:-:i ;- INFANTS COLORED COTTON HOSE A small lot of infants cotton hose in white, pink and blue. Come in sizes 4, to 6, while they last only 7 16 BUTTON SUEDE LISLE GLOVES 49 And these were just received by express. Fine quality suede lisle gloves in white only, 16 button long. AVill wash like linen, actually worth a dollar, . while they- last, only 49 MEN'S CHAMPION DOUBLE STITCHED DRAWERS : 39 Men's Champion double stitched drawers fitted with webb seams, to, close out for only 39 U U U Li 1 1 LI JL 1 mmm i Mwi , .. ,., , . .... ' ' 1 1 1 '" " ' ' ' ' ' PE PL I Phone Main 16 C. J. BLACK GROCERY WITH1M THE WALLS AT HOT LAKE By CHAS. PAULL. Hot Lake. March 14. (To the Edi- thia magnificent, sanatorium, tor) You. have asked me to tell you air, I see many wonderfully things, we8 necessary to build a small hut of rough wood to give them the requisite privacy. Soon a big man heard of the springs and almost in a night it grew too big for the population of the Northwest. Now however the people and learn many wonderful lessons. When I entered the doors on my ar rival 1 wag struck by the beautiful floor of the spacious' lobby. When I had run the gauntlet of the efficient . . . ... . .1 ,, aAiia otaff T was HplicrhtJtH lit the. What 1 CB11 see Wltnin tne wans OI "- - . . .. .. " 7,. ! I,,, .7n in nlimfcera nnH in unHer- Well, range ol tne prices lor rooms waicn -" . " i - nu, ... . .. .. ... .n.ii. mlsnil nirt an that, thn rtav is not far made tnia institution avaiiaoie ior --"" ; --- --- even the poorest. Passing into the off when another new wing must be dining room, I was struck at the ex- W to accommodate those coming cellence of the service and the rea- ora Idaho, Washington and Cali- sonable cost thereof. Passing into the fo'a: ior the ame f the springs 13 kail room, (the last thing I expected " finH !n an inatitntinn for the cure K00" S re to do, treatment as a harmless fake. He is wheeled to and from the baths and in to and out of the dining room in the chair in which he arrived, which is named a Ford or a Packard according to its size. In a little while he gets acquainted with some of the other guests and tells them his opinion of the sanatorium. very real, and the doctor has to ex plain to them with all possible tact that they are worse, than the poison in leaving the system is making a last protest, it is the sting of the dying wasp. He takes the patient into the . ball room and points out among the dancers those who were far worse Yes, our seed line is still complete even though we have had a heavy run on tii em. The fact that we represent only the most reliable seed houses is suf ficient recommendation. In our vegetable line, too, our stock is always clean, fresh and complete. hoping, but not believing. I pass out t- the spring room and a::i surprised at the heat until I learn that these springs are the hottest in the world loading such well known springs as Bath, Carlsbad, Baden Baden and Ar kansaw by more than thirty degrees of temperature. Then I understood those duncers. If, as is generally assumed, the radio activity is in direct proportion to the heat, these waters are the most cura tive in the world. Imagine these springs in Europe. This enormous building would no more hold the de- votees of the waters than u hen coop. , But you do not, I know, want me to j tell you about the sweat-baths, or the ; mud baths, nor to dilate on the won- i derful gradation of heat that make 1 .these hatha safer than an . ordinary ' tub in one's own house. The various I advertising sheets tell of all these ! 'u:. it il . i ' ttiiuiuN us neii un u cun ue ioiu, anu 4 jufter all nothing but experience will prove their merit. . ; 1 divine that the purpose of your; request wag that I should go deeper into the mutter thun the booklet writer. You wnnt the psychological j aspect of the life here. ! As I have said I have learned many j lessons here. I have seen unroll "be fore my eyes the development of the! entire Northwest, and the price that whb paid for its development. The development of this sanatorium itself ,1.1 iuuiic ot tne grauuai advance ,nient of the whole country. First a little pool where the Indians ifrjcnme to bathe, before the advent of the little white man. Then the dia ;covcry by the early pioneers of the jcurative quality of the water, which Y .beoume thpir iWtnr anil ilM,n-.ef in Jf. f -f-fr -f. f'f 'fr -f-f-frX one. When women began to come it X than hp. nnH telle him tn Ha nf irttatk It sometimes happens that he is in cheerf for ln three weeks he conversation with a man who hasneen dancing, in the place a few days longer than i '-'c'' ' itL. - . ' news of anything he, and to theremark that the place!,;- T"? Z T "tZ of rheumatism and allied afflictions.) - V??. '"" I am surprised at its extent, the very ? iT ."SI" -IS" v "u" riT""T' believing for all the patients until need not have come at all, but does not believe. a man who is an optimist par excellence. ; He has to do all the splendid condition of its floor, and.still j1"0" rolll0d is helP,nS the n8tltu: more at the ten or twelve couples who !on bV Knting special rates to and are executing the Virginia .reel, as if om stopping all trains they had never known a pnin or 'nal there for the convenience of the ache in their lives; people who were 1 s 80 the rush will come, brought into the institution on wheel I J"""8 H"rey s ,n ,ne lo chairs, and only car.io as a last resort; Wealth of the body i-s more desirable than a full purse. This is a grand school in which to study human nature, on account of the manner in which the waters effect their cure. - 1 . I At first it would seem to the sufferer 'that the waters are doing him no fool doctor advised him to take his the matter in time, and here he was, notlwith the 8cePtic' .they themselves are cured, and then, ,as ever, they in turn have no patience as bad, but infinitely worse than on his arrival, unable to walk, and un able to write,. He is quite sure that those baths are too weakening, and he u nervous about his heart. .Our friend finds in a few days that he is unable to be up-at all, and the only time the doctor allows him to leave his bed is when he is to 'be taken to the bath-house. Once more The lady on his right overhears the ;a man js being tested. If he is made conversation, and adds her own ver-'0f the right stuff he grins to himself diet to the increase in her pains. And and wnits, but if of poorer metal, he now comes the test of the man. Some ; gives the doctor more trouble, and go to tne aoctor ana relate tneir ex- good, and he begins to look upon the 'perienceg and their fears, which are ! (Continued on Page 3.. : BROOMS At Wholesale Prices RETAIL WHOLESALE . "Billy "Burk" 27 lb. size ..... ....... .. ...........;: $1.00 68 "Golden West" 24 lb. size .. .80 56 "Daisy" 24 lb. size ............... .......... ....... .75 4g "Winner" .22 lb; size ,.L. -.60 : ' 38 ALL WK ASK OF YOU IS TO LOOK OUR BROOMS OVER AND THEN COM PARE PRICE AND QUALITY WITH OTHERS. PHONE US MAIN 700. WE DELIVER. Eastern Oregon Produce Co. Inc.
