Pape Sixteen
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
All Dressed Up and Ready
for Celebration
Back in the days of high collars and
short "revealing" coats Mr. Hedden
was fitting the railroad boys, for "Sun
day best" or work day clothes ,
All along the line, Sidney, Neb., Cheyenne and
Rock Springs, Wyoming, Ogden and now La
Grande, the present management of this store,
Mr. J. L. Hedden, has, in one place and the
other, catered successfully to the wants of the
railroad men.
Then, as now he enjoyed their trade and
patronage, and at this time of anniver
sary, desires to express full gratitude
for the measure of success they have
brought to him.
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And Milady Favored
High Plumes and
Feathers Then
and, as the style creation of
the day, we had them and
sold them as we have and
sell the new, modern bon
nets of today.
and high top Footwear that covered
pretty ankles from any admiring gaze
we had them too, and hundreds of other
items such as any well conducted, enter
prising store of that time should have.
These are old time merchandise illustra
tions, yet
Today, as then
this store is ready to serve youwith the newest, finest and most
up - to - date nationally known quality merchandise pleasing
the most discriminating at prices that fit the working man's
pocketbook.
STEVENS-VAN ENGELEN CO.
J. L. HEDDEN, Manager