TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1915.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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OUR PRICES STILL THE SAME AND IN MANY CASKS LOWE R-DUE TO THE FACT WE NOW HAVE 8:1 BIO BUSY STORKS OPERATING IN 83 DIF
FERENT CITIES IN 13 WESTERN STATES STARTING THESE NEW 13 STORES, THUS MAKING 83 STORES, GIVES US A GREATER BUYING
POWER THAN EVER BEFORE MAKES OUR QUANTITY OF PURCHASE LARGER OUR GASH DISCOUNTS GREATER AND MR. BUYER IT
MAKES YOUR SAVINGS FULLY 33 1-3 PER CENT SAVED COMPARED TO WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY THE CREDIT MERCHANT. .
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midst to sell you first quality merchandise at less than you paid for cheap goods and old
styled garments. Our word has been as we told you and as it always will be 100 per
cent, s & We BROT La Grande's prices down with a crash and still you find our
prices the lowest. We have enjoyed a successful year's work in your city and we fully expect these on-coming
years to be even more so. But why this success? Prices plus quality to you spell this success. You and your
neighbors co-operation in buying your wants at the store where you can save . -
THE UNITED STORE, also spells our success. '
We Buy Only From the Manufacturer Direct, Cuttingr Out All SZffUSI
MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS. We Do Not Buy Bankrupt Stocks mSH5aS&;
So that you nearly get that Same 100 Cents worth of goods when your dollar goes over Our Counter. Mr. Head-of-the-House, We .are concientious about our
goods - and we want your confidence which shall never be broken. In seeking this aim We have our buyers SHOP the markets for months to find you the
best for your dollar - Otherwise we pass that article up.
THE success of any business today is due to the busi
ness ability back of it. The store that can produce
the same goods for LESS MONEY is the store that
gets the business. This is why our chain of J. C. Pen
ney's Stores always do the business of the town in
which they are located; It isn't what any one man can
accomplish, but the combination of many men who
put their whole energies, and brains into the one task
of buying and selling merchandise at the lowest price.
YOU can send your smallest child here
with the same confidence you would if
coming to trade yourself.
REMEMBER Imitation is cheap follow
ing. They can imitate the prices, but
they cannot produce first quality goods
and our low price -we undersell.
. . . LADIES NEW 1915 SUITS AND COATS . . .
LADIES' SUITS
Made by the East's largest and most reliable suit houses styles absolutely
correct as orders were given in January and then our New York buyers
forward all new models as shown and demonstrated in New York as fast as
they come to the public. Every garment absolutely new 1915 models No
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last yea
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mail order houses we seii you this season's suits coaH skirts or dresses:
LADIES' SUITS
made in all new shades as sand, putty, . Copen, navy and the new checks
all wool, fast colors, serges, wool or silk poplins and gaberdines.
$9.90 $12.50 $14.75 $16.50
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LADIKS' COATS
Newest designs and colors for Spring of 1915 some one coat to please every
woman $4.98 $5.90 $7-90 $8.90 $12.50
Ladies' heavy white Rumbo Chincilla coats, all sizes, a $22.50 value $12.50
LADIES' RAINCOATS
English Balmacaans $18.50 and $20.00 values ... $12.50
English Gaberdines, $20.00 values ...... $12.50
English Gaberdnes $15.00 values $9.90
Rubberized Coats, all sayles ... . $3.98 $5.90 $6.90 $9.90
LADIES' DRESSES
The season's newest in shades, materials and, designs, silk poplins and messa
ges...: ., :.......... $4-98 $5.90 $6.90 $9.90
Crepe de Chines, $25.00 -value ? $12.50
Voiles and lawns .:.........:.:........... $4.98 $5.90 $6.90 $8.90
LADIES' SKIRTS
for street or dress all shades, sizes and 'designs
$2.98 $3.98 $4.90 $5.90 $6.90
$7.90
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