La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1919, Image 3

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FtfllWY. JAXTATiY 17. 1910.
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Everii Article Reduced!
Coats at Prices that will
compel you to buy now!
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The most surprising prices you ever heard of. One lot
Ladies' Coats at .9S $3.9S $6.75
One lot at $9.75 to $17.50
Plush Coats that will cost $45.00 later at $27.50
Buy now and save this big advance. '
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED IN EVERY
LINE and must move this stock before
our Spring stock arrives. Wonderful
Bargains in all lines. Don't miss this sale
Beautiful Suits
The biggest assortment and prettiest styles we have
shown. One lot reduced to almost nothing. Your
choice for '. $3.98
One lot priced for this sale at $12.50 to $22.50
Millinery reduced to almost nothing. A big assortment
of trimmed hats this season's latest styles and best of
materials. One big lot, all colors $1.19
UNDERWEAR
All-wool underwear, long sleeves and ankle length. All
One-Half price for this sale.
Extraordinary Reduction
on all of our Shirt Waists
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Georgette and Crepe.de Chine at $2.9S and $3.1S
A REAL SALE NOTHING RESERVED.
EVERYTHING THAT A LADY WEARS WILL BE
FOUND HERE AT A BIG REDUCTION
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J. I'uhlic Accountant. !
Income Tax Advisor. l
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Red Cross
Drug Store
Tlio PpcriMlrm Store.
octal and
Ftensonhl
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L. A. loop if Klpin Is in 1
iCJraiKhi on businca tudity..
! T. .1. HeniKKln, f tho Unllnd
States National bank, li-ft last iiIkIU
for J'ortlaiul ti iciiiahi lor sevurul
.daj'a on huHiituH,
j H. Mttlonoy, of tin? -Internal Knv
ienuc Depart meiit, In liack in town
jthis week, utter ftpi'iiding tUnm
't'ks in rorlliml.
J.W. Mirniauh of Wallowa Is In
La Ornndo today on business.
O, P. Van Ripor, oIJ salt-man, Jh
roKistcd at tho Foley today.
Tho wife of Dr. MrAllisU-r or Hot
Lake pansed throtmli La (Irando tlilit
mornf UK from I'ot (land where she
has been Tor tho past few weokn.
LOUIS FHELL TO BE
BURIED SUNDAY'?"f,rni11-
Mi .s w. r.
IT. T. T.yons, division onsinocr, O.
W. R. R. fc N. loaves tonight f ir
The remains of Louis Phell, whe
(i 5"! 'ti 1 ilii'd lit V.-inrniivpr. Wm:h.. .Tiinimi-v 1 ii
i i . t,l fH; U r rived in I.n Grunde on No. this
$ii has ueen . granted ,fj , mnrnne aml are bci71(: hoM at tt
Cjmany industries Cj
from war-time ser
f, Itohnenkanip chapel. The fareral wil
hy of Hot T.nke. is
(n La Grande tod iy on a shoppinK
expedition.
A
. n.iTny Ward IL-eriior Smith, a
j prominent s1ockratK-r of tho Union
j country and oro of tho ch-iriot driv
ers eaeh year at tho Union hu so
iiiliow, was in tlio cily last ovenlu,;.
Nii vice.
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f) They gladly -did (T:
t h e i r war - time d'
j duty, and, with the ffj
coming of peace, (f)
(Tj vill honorably rep- Tf)
(T?) resent the nation
C $ ') t h r o u g hout the
C;'0 world in peace en- (fj
deavors.
This institution
will prove an effec-
tive ally for any and ( f,
all of these indns-
Mr. and Mrs. HaTia Frenrh left
this morniTiK for Portand to remain
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock i for several d-iys.
from the 'chapel, and inteYment wir
be made m the Masonic cemetery.
Wm, Sarneant of La Ornmlo ent
to North Powder on company liiisf-
A classified ad will briner result-, ness tort;iy.
Jfrs. C. I). Putman, who has been
very seriously ill with the influenza,
is able to he out today for the first
timo. Her many friends will1' hear
with pleasure of her recovery.
Jack Thatcher, one of the oldest en
gineers on the road, arrived in tov.
today 'to spend a few days shaking
hands with old friends. He runs on
the Pilot Hoc I: branch.
SITE FOR SHIPYARD SOUGHT t
MARSHFlKMfrJan. 17. The Swedish-Finn
company of. Marshfiehl,
which raised $7,0()0' in an hour Tnr
e::tahlishment of u sfiipynrd, was in
alle to nctrotiJite a tease of 6ilhci
the Coos lny Shipbuilding cornpanv
plant or that of Kruse & Hanks, V"i
its promoters no;v are inspecting oth
er possible sites for the new yard.
Those nsKociated in the venture are all
expert shipbuilders. They number
probably CO per cent of the shipwork
eia on Coos liny.
(hie site .investigated was on the
Southern Oregon company holdings nl
Umpire, where there is fine waor
"root and tivHilalle launching facili
;ie. This site is handicapped, how
evur, by lack of ft convenient saw
mill. The company believes there is suf
ficient demand for coasting lumber
.ichooucrs to keep a new yard in op
eration for years. The company would
operate on n co-operative basis and
the yard would bo strictly ft union
piar.t.
tries.
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OLIVILO
SOMETHING FINE FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Use it for complexion, batb and hair. You will
fce delighted. It is all pare hard aoap. No
waste. Lasts much longer than ordinary soap.
Try it - !...2 for.2.")'
Just received a large shipment of California
Black and white Tigs, Peaches, Apricots, Prteoes
and Seedless Raisina. Tader tkin tkiaDnd and.
plump. Nature's owi cofk.
Krause' Marshmaliew, par e ........! lOr
Columbia Bacon aftd Hkis just rumte-J. Prt rh
fruit and Vwtafcto. 6
ttOIL DRINKING WATER
Owing to the shortage of water atjJ'irncs M
Keavar creek it iH now necessary to
get part of (he supply from lw
(irande Konde river. All water needed
for drinking purposes thou Id be boiled ;
as a precaution against gcrnm or con
taminr.tion. While the condition: at
the river are muoh improved ovei for-,
nter year, there being now little or
no chance for contamination from tin
meat company's plant, the city health
hoard urges Iroiling of drinking wn'er .
as a precautionary measure. f
JOHN C'OLMKk, ' !
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PIANO TUNING
Expert Tuning and Repairing,
leavo orders with Mrs. R. J. Kitchin.
Only, Tuner. 1-144-titp
RIGHT NOW in the time for yon to buy your heater.
Wc have a complete line of new nnd used coal and wood heaters,
for you to pick from. Ix?t ua explain to you the many superior
points of our Famous Patent Heater, the one that burns coal,
wood, smoke and gas nothing wasted. You may torn in your
obi heater or any other household furnishings you wish to got
rid of, as first payment. Do not buy until you try ua. Our
guarantee covers your dollniB.
Furniture Exchange
Fill AND JEl'TKHSON
lint 1'riccg for lined Furniture
PHONE BLATJK 1241
or Will Kxehanjre fur Now.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
Chamberlain's TWr4.
When you are trotiM4 wHh ipdi-1
gestion or constipation,, take Cham-!
bcrlain's Tablet. Th-y strentWn th
stomach and nahr it o pHorwi (Ik
fiiiict ions naturally. Jdirstion i:
I 'usually t,rrompant'-d hf fntiftn
and is a:'irruatl hy- it. Chamber
lain's tablet cu.e firl'i move
ment of the Imwel.-, r'Hevm h tov-
stipud Conditft. A-l.
Cnndjf in bulk or l.y th U.t th
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City .Grocers
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Chevrolet Model 4-90 .
-' s r Price $845 Complete r: ,
Good times are bed ef A car will help you get your share. Nxt sum
t7?f fe rt! wwlj1 aptin-f iat it NOW IS THIi TIMK to bo on ur fiPS
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