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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1918)
t ' La GfRANDTS EVENETO OBSERVER ' SATTRTCVT. OTTOWRR 12. IftlR PACK niTlTTT! EVERY DAY FINDS THE STORE FILLED WITH EAGER BUYERS ATTENDING THE CLQSMGOUT REMEMBER . . REMEMBER This is a Quit Business Sale We Quit Business for Good . THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS, CLO THING, SHOES, HARDWARE, ETC., SACRIFICED. SALE Never in the'history of La Grande have the people been offer ed such a wonderful'opportunity to buy merchandise at prices that are in many cases lower than, the present wholesale prices of to-) day, as is now offered you at'our BIG CLOSING OUT SALE-rTh ousands of dollars worth of merchandise has been sold from pur stocks, still the selections are good and many thousands of dollars yet remain to be sold. It is our firm determination to close out th is stock within as, short a time as possible, and there will be no let ting up to the cutting and slashing of the prices until every dollars worth has been sold. Remember, these good things will not last forever, so by all means take advantage of the wonderful, savings to be made, and come every day. , Think what a wonderful oppor- tunity this affords you, coming as it does just at the beginning of t he winter season'and at a time you will be needing the very kinds of merchandise we are offering you. f Below you will find just a , few of the many bargains we have for you These were taken at random throughout the store, and space does not permit us to qu ote only a few, but the store is ablaze with good bargains. j You ('an buy 4 rolls of Crepe -Ash rubber ; tipped Door ; . One lot of Women's Dress One lot of Oliildvenis Bhoes, .Children's olWaek'i? Ribbed . ;Oflo lot of Hoya' heavy eot- Toilet Paper for Bumpers on sale for , ; Sb(es, values up to $0, are , , all kinds, values up to $2, Il;siMl().ible knee, refiular ion flec-ed Under Shirts 251 . w?. 3' ';-bem doseVl out nt pair : at, per pair " v-V values, all s.ps, are o; ; ail(1 D-s, regular 75c . '- YV." r . ; my ..vS-q : P! - l.29 feredat,1pair:,.;. ,; valuoS, rc beinK Hosed 11 1 1-ineh Harness Snaps are . ; ...,,,.,. , - ., ... . .., ..... .- IV$ v ;;--.r; ;, ; " ,ut at, per garment WeN.CIVr 10,, size bottles uf . . Lc-ing sold nt eaeh , -, -' ' lot.,of Cnrtnin , v , , X'r 41WM Madmie Oil for .. . , , , . ... ., -. , ,,, Scrims, with fancy colored -:; iio. or;., Ulno'' k i; ' " ' ' 4 :v: .v ';- - w ff o , One; lot of. Women's . Dress , i borde, nt per yid- ';-; St&iffw- ' : - ife,!?:- Shoes, values Up to il ?V -!Mrn, extra heavy dark col- Sprm Clones .Pmsfoi . , ; nlos are be... ix:..........!.; --cloul ' Vnder'Shirts yiio luic-n s uacn collars ,, u ... ,,,,. , h,s ;;i(Sed out at, per pair caivbuy,5c packages, of .. mum tMM -uloiV !l ',ns .1,,.aia..Img. pjdjt. cirtiimx whemg oL: ' $1.98 . Ha.r Pins a per package, .9444 .1 o.u af per garment Himp(! , :rv,,''-'.:A' ferednSw for, each '" ; " .v-,.'.. - ' 1Y :' ' eacl.1' - u ; . ... 5 .::..-; -v , ... ; 4f : , ..... .......... 38:11 A " ' OnOMMMnHMBMMM HHHHHHBBHMMIHI f) 1 V f W ' ' TT' T 20c ' paCka'gCS of NCCdlCS, , MMMMHMMHMM o- ,n w. - r, You can buy your choice of Une loot; women s,ilign consisting of a combina-v wnmM1.a f!mj a, Men's cotton fleeced Union 3:mch Copper Wre Coat and a lot 0f 's High Top. Top Dss Shoes, values : : ion f , Sewmg. Needles ; " A.-'. .' Suits, $2 values, are being and llat Hooks are being Work Shoes, values up to up to $8.50, are being clos- and Darners are being of- . ton Umon buits, .u yai- . ., ' 'offered at, each .'-.' ... - $9, choice, at per pair ' ed out at, per pair . fered at, per package ; ues, are being closed outat closed put at . ,v . i $5.98 . . . ' $4.98 ' '' . ;;': .s ?i49 ' -J. t . ?143 THOUSANDS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS AWAIT YOU ALL OyE, THE STORE EVERYTHING REDUCED COM E EVERY DAY TO THIS BIG SALE GET YOUR SHARE OF NEVER' AGAIN SUCH A .... . . .. i v: "ii ' .,, ' A MIGHTY SALE yiifi nirt dfin LA GRANDE'S BUSY STORE. ' "'. : ''"-: ;' " ': :-:'-. ' " ; . 'i'-,'--.i. v-: ' A MIGHTY SALE ocial and Personal W. A. Worstell has returned from nn exfended visit in points in Wash-iiiK'-on. ,; A. M. Runnels, attorney at Joseph, attended to business interests in town this morning. ' ' i Pj Mrs. O. M. Heacock, of Enterprise, is ; spending the, week end at the Will Wilson home. . Kenneth Ford came jn from ITot 'Lake last nfefct to appear before the examining, boart.'., , . r-.,,n., ' ',',;.-. A. L. Swaggort of Athena is in l-.ntorpriso tor u tevr days looking after property interests. ., y "1 I I I II RED CROSS DRUG ! store "ii The Kodak Store ii Mrs. Etta Brown and son, Clair, who have been spending the past month hero, returned to their home in.-, Joseph this morning. ' Mrs.; ' II. P. Lewis returned this week, from Portland, where she had accompanied her daughter, Pearl Tuylor, to. hor. school this winter.' O. C. Camp, of Kansas City. "Mis. bouH, is looking after property ln torests at Joseph today. Mrs. Will McAllister loft today Ik visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Reavis of Enterprise ' and niece, Mrs. Max Wilson at Joseph.. George Rcibird,. editor of the (Re publican, John Kennedy and II. K. Ncilson are over fim Union today. D. M. Cunningham, who has been at Hot Lako for the paBt month returned to Enterprise this morning. Mrs C. C. W. Hawn, of San Fran cisco, who hag been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Oils Bengeldorff ror ithe past month, left this morn ing for Portland. , Mrs. R. H. Minnlck left this mor rlng for a week's visit with her niothcr, Mrs. Charles Orove, of Pen dleton. Tetor noudnn, prominent flock master and land ownor of Wallowa, was In town on business yesterday evening. , Mrs. Arclilo Bacon, left this, mor nlne for a ton-days' visit with friends and relatives In Eugene and Portland. ' B. J. Harris, of Deer Park, Wash ington, left this morning for Elgin to visit with his uncle, Ed. Mur rhy, and attend to business inter ests for an indefinite time. Mrs. .V. Randolph left this morn inr for Joseph to visit with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Bacon for about two days, Mrs. Homer Taylor and daugh ter, Miss Gladys, loft this morning for Pendleton, for a hort visit with friends. Mrs. Thomas Stephenson, H and Second streets, is very III wllb pi.enmonla. Dr. Richardson Is the i.tlending pnj-sician, Miss Ida May Johnton, teacher - R. R, Lewis of Echo Is at the Foley.. ' ! . ' i .... Chas. McBee, of Pcndlton is re gistered at the Foley. "(Frank McAlister, of North Pow, der, transacted business in the Land Office this morning. . - ' W, . A. Worstell, secretary of ithe I O. O. F. returned this week from Bromerton, Wash., where he has heen visiting with .bis daughter, Mrs. Fred Glebel, for the past six weeks. ' i.; W. E. Moore, general manager of Imbler box factory, returned: home tHis morning. Mr. CMoore has' b'eW traveling overv , the ;. United Stati studying conditions and the general situation in the box industry. . He states that a sub-contract for muni tion boxes for shrapnel and hand gre nades will be undertaken by his plant in the near future. . , Th Oregon Poultrymen's associa tion will create a fund to provide for labeling eggs produced by members of the association, thereby guaranteeing their quality when they are placed on the market. NEWTpDAYj WANTED. School Girl want4 ; place to work for room and : board. Call at- Observer Office, ;; --. Oct. I2.3t-p . FOR SALE. Two Poland-China Sows In farrow. Bert Knight, Island City. - Oct. 12-3t-p LOST. A Rim and Tire 34 x 4 for an Overland. Return to Observ ' er; reward. v 10-12-Ot p Wkly It-, p- i -i FOR i ; RBNT.-rrTwn. i Unfu.rnlshoj tftjoorAw- -closo; ! In.'-'iAiso.li'nithblis Wipt i 'rJaia-lJhOnS js Blacki f;I ff4 2, 1 DAILY HFX'II'K. . Henn Timbnlo. ' 8 quarts boan lupp.. 4 quart milks. ': a dozen oggs. , . Salt. . . i .' Pepper. ,, - . . ' " Onion. . Celery salt. Pimento or red or green pepper. Mix the ingredients In the order la which thoy. aire given, bake. In greased custard cups In hot water In' a moderate oven until thicken ed. This may be served with to mato sauce. i '' - . '..:.''; Y. M. C. A. ; v , ; Educational. Department. .!, Short: hurtd and' fjif writing. ' Day classes, 10;00. !a.i :rn;f-fo 8:8() p. m. -"Night classes1 T:30 ji. m. to 9:30 p. m. ',.,.,..- , : 10-7-lm . Ath Hopper. ' A man the other1 day brought back' memories of olden- (lines when, In rei ply to a remark that spring was conn Ing on fast, he said: "Yes, It s about time I was building the old woman an ash hopper." IIow many of you i kids know to what he referred? El dorado Springs (Mo.) News. Job PrintinetThe ObservmvMain 37 CITY ELECTION REGISTRATION. iRcgistration books will be opened nt the city hall on October Id for the city election. Don't lull to hnar the sormon. "War AwiliiHt War," Sunday, morn. iug at tlio MulhodlHl-l'iiIscopal church; : . , - -, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that tho partnership of Wilkinson & Chambers ' has been dissolved, and I will not be responsible for: any bill contracted after this date. .' . - r:- . Dated October 10, 1018. 10-10-t,p . . . L. WILKINSON, roiigheil So llo Couldn't Sleep. Bionchlal coughs, tickling , In throat and asthmatic spasms break one's rest and weaken one so that the system Is run-down and serious sickness may result. Enos Halbert, Paoll, Ind., writes: "I had d' severe cold this fall and coughed contin ually at night; could hardly! Bleep. Tha... first' bottle of Foley's Honoy and Tar relieved mo, ontlrely cur ing my cough.' It. covers Irritat ed membranes with a healing and soothing coating, loosens .phlegm and clears air passages. w - Sold everywhere. - ! V- ' i- St. Peters Guild will have a rum mage sale at Honan Hall, Friday, Oct. 11. V 10-8-3t,pd You- can have an entarjtdl pis. t rio of yourself or friends . m ido without extra cost nt Sllverthorn'r. "Vou might ask thorn how thoy can do this? 'Nothing would pleasp. a . siildlor boy more than a flue : plo ti'ro from you. . FAMILY DRU0J STORK : LA ORANBCORCSON. Dully l.-8-tf Job Printing, The Observer, Main 87 tTaatl-lataaa S. L. Burnaugh, of Imbler, who has been here for several days on jury duty and attending the teach ers' institute, returned home this morning. ' " Miss Marie Morgan, of Joseph, who has been visiting with her brother, Frank Scott, of Heppner, for the past week returned home Kills morning. Mrs. Elsie Smith, of Portland, who haa been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Couch at Island City, for the past two weeks, returned home this morning. Mrs. J. B. Brookler and son, Leland, who have been spending the past few days with Mrs. W. M. Driscoll. returned to their home In Tecdleton this morning. Miss Louisa Van-. Winkle, who i as been' employed In Portland tor the past four months, returned to In the Greenwood school, left tlil,Jv. home at Elgin this morning morning for a week-end visit Villi I for a abort visit at the John Chrls- friends In Allcel. , . 'tensen nome. , CaSC Tractor I a bargain while they last 10 18 LIGHT 2-PLOW. The greatest Tractor ever produced by any concern has now arrived in La Grande. Let me show you this machine and give you a demonstration. ; It is made by that old re liable J. I. Case Co., and is the best you ever saw. J. A. CHANDLER, Agent PHONE BLACK 3702. used If you buy of us you get full values '. . . 1 1 I m i mil- ...in i Studebaker Chevrolet Hudson Paige Auburn Saxon HAMILTON Phone Main' 790 GARAGE Corner Fir and Jefferson . V'" W '. MV"1 w 'l' i-i x y --'(
