La Grande evening observer., March 26, 1915, Image 2

FRIDAY. MARCH 26, 181.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
OF THE HIGHEST
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IMPORTANCE!
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15 OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE TO YOI AN EVENT UNTARELLELED IN LA GRANDE'S MERCHANDISING HISTORY. THIS SALE IS DIFFERENT FROM
ANY OTHER SALE, BECAUSE IT AFFORDS YOU THE WIDEST RANGE OF SELECTION AT CUT PRICES. FOR THERE ISNT AN ARTICLE -IN THIS GREAT
STORE NOW THAT DIDN'T GO UNDER THE OPERATING KNIFE OF PRICE CUTTING. SO THINK OE THE. .OPPORTpaTY OFFFERED YOU IN THIS SALE.
THINK AND COME!
3ft INCH TABLE DAMASK FOR
Titm quality table damafc, 58 inches
full rjkacheri while h lasts, fr Mily, yar'i
29c
hkavy- canvas gauntlet
. GLOVES
; -v . ' 8 l-i3
Extra hf-avy sraantlfct gloves, ma4e of the
ifcftst quality canvas. While thsy last for
onfy ........ ...... : 8 1-3
LADIES' FINE HANDKERCHIEFS
Ilifts' fine handkerchiefs, made of fine
quality swi' finfithed with 1-4 inch hem,
worth 10c and while they last for only 3
THE
Our entire stock of Chinaware undergoes another deep
cut. They must go, and : go at once, is the order, and
here they go. ; '--v
Soup, saucers, dinner plates, bread and butter plates, platters, vegetable dishes, sugar
and creamers, cups and saucers, ehoeolate sets, cake sets, etc. Come in plain white, got!
hand and fancy border. Note the wonderf ul reduction in prices. .'-..'', -
10c glassware for ..
15c glassware for ....
20c glassware for
5
71-2
...... 10
25c glassware for
30c glassware for .
35c glassware for .
12 1-2
15
17 1-2
Our entire stock of Glassware for quick disposal at
ONE HALF PRICE
10c dishes for .......
15c dishes for . .....
20c dishes for .
2.5c dishes for .......
30e dishes for ,.........
... 6
9
13
16
19c
35c dishe3 for .!.
40c dishes for ..
t' 50c dishes for ..
65c dishes for .
23
26c
33c
43c
MEN'S HATS FOR
79
A wonderful offer, one that you cannot af
ford to miss. But of course, if you don't
wan to miss it,.you must be quick about ;
it. for you know that these hats will not
last very long at this low price of only
-. :79
35c LADIES' UNION SUITS FOR
19 c P-;rTS-
Fine quality ladies' union suits, fine swiss
ribbed, umbrella drawers, finished with '
fine lace, while they last only 19
GRANITE STEW KETTLES
19 :-
Good quality stew kettles, 3 quart size, to
close out for only . , 19c
P
EOPL
TOM
FIRM RANCH
Dies of Rabies.
Perry DeLapp, formerly a Joseph
OF
electric lights i the experience of
this aed couple.
I Tiwfh fr. nrl fr- Tuttl ftrft mftr
on . . ,t ... . i (barber, now residincr at Santa Cruz.
i.cn (" ui Kf j . - - -
turn to the old home, in thia, their
I declining years, marks the Ia..t event
iof their Ion and historic career, for five-year-old son died of rabies onej
EARf.Y TEN' THOCSANI) I'lR
CHASK 1'KICE FOR illfX FARM
Other News of Interest from Elgin
and Surrounding IiMrict
, it 1 there, the place of their choice,
j they will spend their .'ew remaining
day 'ti but a hrief time until both
will cross the prains undiscovered, to
that home from whence none return.
I Ready to Turn .Stock On Range
J. tt. Chandler, Sommer Bros., A.
A deal was consummated this week
whereby the Wrn. Hill farm, aituatcd
five miles south of Elxii, wa gold to
V. E. Smith, well knowr, husinens man
I .. . L. if a a f -
arm manager in v. a ui
this city.
' The farm connistts of 2M acre of
farm and pasture land and one of
the best all-purpose farms in the
north end of the co u.ty. The pur
ee price was $9,600,00. In th
sort, for it finally overrules all others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been brought before this 'court in al-
Cal., Kent us a clipping tnn week the country where man expects to
from a paper there, stating that bis t receive full value for his money that
tainabie everywnere.
day last week ax a result of being
bitten by a dog a month ago Joseph
Herald.
Mr. DeLapp and family are well
known by many of the readers of The
Recorder. It will be remembered thet
five or six years ago, while the fara-
H. Panwns and Galloway Bros. ac-!ly was living at Island City, one ot
companied by a number of riders, their boys was drowned in the river
aft Tuesday morning for the south
end of Grande Ron.le valley where
they have wintered several hundred
head of cattle during the past win
ter. The cattilo wil be driven to
Elgin, and from here will be distri
buted to various summer ranges.
Jointly the above named stockmen
wintered 500 head in the valley, i. N.
Chandler, Galloway Bros, and Som
mer Bros, owing the V.rger portion.
Already many of thrf stockmen of
near there. -
It would appear that this family
was having more than its share of
ill fortune and has the sympathy of
their many Oregon friends in this,
the latest bereavement. Elgin Re
corder, i
Mr, and Mrs. DeLLapp were at one
time located in La Grande, he man
aging the barber shop in the Foley
hotel some eight or nine years ago.
transaction Mr. Smith tr;.ded his tw.,- this section have turned their horses
. . . . 1 i .
"fry resilience, I'lrrapriv occupier ny and catt e on the ranve. 'ITie for-
nim as a nome. ine resni:nce will
be moved to the other iarm owned by
Mr. Hill, adjoining the corporate
limits of Elgin on the South, nnd will
make on ideal farm heme.
The farm secured by Mr
A Specific Against Colds.
Smith l carlv Ktirirnr rlavs I. an been
one of the best of th..l .njction, the'l,,, lwa stockmen in the saving
soil of that portion under cultivation jof feed and ha made it possible for
Ding (lecidcniy protmnive. Mr. them to turn their toc on the range
Hmith will perhaps Icare thr- farm J at an early oate. I
In the immediate future. He pur- (. K.Graharn, a local stock owner,
thased the same purel, from a spec-'and son, Harlen, left Monday with a
ulstive sUndpoint. .ntrd for the range, and if the present
The deal was made through the weather continues it will be only a
Agency of O. K. Ryder, W,.U known f,w (ttyn until all stock will be on the
Elgin real state dealer. ; range.
Return (o Old Home j '
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tuttle, two of. The resources of the City of Elgin
th oldest livng pion-iTS of Union exceed the liabilities b $16,257.fiB.
county, who have ber-n resirling in j The auditing committee appointed
Elgin for the past few yours, wcre'nt the Inst regular meeting of the
moved last Thursday to their old city council hns completed the work
home on Willow creek, fivH mile.i'of auditing the books nnd rcpotrs,
outh of here. I covering the Hast fiscal year, and
"Grandfather" and "Grandmother"', have found no discrcpepcics and have
J utile, as tney are laimiiarny known, O K'd the reports of chc city treas
i " ,
part of this week a number of stock-1 "If there is such a thing as a speci
men of the Flat drove their horses tojfic against colds, it is to be found in
the Minam and other owners are to! the sleeping porch or the open bed
follow during the next few days. jroo.n. Next to that comes the cold,
... 'sponge bath in the mornine." says'
ine murines m int p.isi winter ano:lhe youth's Companion. Be as care-,
" "'K iui a von ran nnn von vi l ivmi.
tonally take cold and when you do
yon will find Cbftmbtr Iain's C
Kemedr a ereat help in enabling vou
to zt rid of it. Try it. Obtainable
everywhere.
Wallowa Pioneers Pass
(Enterprise Record-Chieftain.)
Lewis G. Page died at his home
two miles west of Joseph early yes-
terriay morning, lie had been ill
only about a week witi neumonia.
John W. Thompson, for many
years a resident of Wallowa county,
living on the Imnaha river, died at
Newport, March ll. He had lived
there four years after moving from
this county.
New Attorney To Come
(Joseph Herald)
George E. Richards, the bright
ywuiiK lawyer wno ?.as been as
located on their Willow creek farm ' urer. city recorder, water Hunerinten-
C2 years ago and upon their return 'dent, and city marshal, the last two
4 ll.. ..1.1 .1.111 .......wt 4U..1- - 'i.-: 1- a,.
w tuts uiu mini T.i.1 nn vnirii iv- ueing nnci iiicuurcu in one onice.
mnlning days In the third house that Resource
has been constructed on the place. R. I.. Schocmnkcr, treas $4,627.0-'!
Their first house was constructed Water pipe line 14,251.8:) ' , 2 T l-Tcr benaupp since
of logs. The second was a frame City hnll and grounds 25.507.70 ' "Jr0 -'.i -cxpf5ts 10 ,ocate ?l
structure, the interor decorating be-! Kills receivable 300.00 wn r x n B. "Xt mnt.h'
Sng executed by Hon .T. T. Geer ex-1 Real estate- G35.fC ,V"'Lnc G: Tnl' .e?Peci ,to mv to
Governor of Oregon. The third rosi-l l.lablliti.. ,, Gr;lni,1c' wh,tt 'n, ,,eave Geore
lonc was erected a few years ago.; Water bonds $15,000.00, "ly la'vyer
tind U a modern fnrm house. From Tluilding bonds J0.000.00 T. 7. '
tha old log cabin and tallow-dip lights Warrents outstanding 3,782.1a' ourtjMLat Resort.
of th early sixties to a modern Special tax 7il.6o' Armm,l t, .t .u 4
home, .quipped with tolLphone and Hills payable 94.1.00 hXhtnl
A New Pattern
OLD
COLONY
Thk beautiful new pat
tern, so delicate in its
execution and to ap
propriate in name,
appeals to all who
admire beautiful silver.
The pierced handle
is a noteworthy feat
ure of the design.
1847
ROGERS BROS.
. "i7r TUtli
that Wears"
' unequalled for
quality. itylt.fmuh
and wear.
Call and exam
ine our line of
Spooiu,Foriu,
IvntTca, Serv
ing Piece,
etc All the
pop ular
trie in thia
famous
brand 0 f
atlmware.
It is the only
silver plate
with an un
qualified suar-
", backed by the actual lest of ntty.fnt
J - Tvcait
till
MAKE A NOTE of the fct that an abstract is an absolute
necessity when you purchase real estate. No matter how well posted!
yoo might be you don't have a full history of the parcel, as yon
do when we m&ke an abstract of it. Accuracy guaranteed.
THE ABSTRACT ft TITLE CO. ,
Foley Hotel Building.
Siegrist & Co.
Jewelers
EATABLES THAT SATISFY
We Are
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WHEN CONSIDERING
The Inner Man
Try our Hershey's Cocoa
for breakfast
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BANANAS
GRAPEFRUIT
RHUBARB
CAULIFLOWER
RADISHES
CUCUMBERS
GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH ,
HEAD LETTUCE
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
PINEAPPLE
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OVER THE PHONE, OR TO OUR FORCE AND THE
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