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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1905)
A VISIT FROM SANTA GLAUS HOLIDAY GOODS WHERE TO GKX THEM ; EVERYBODY KNOWS li i i I 1 1 i 1 i i i H.,.t,bii VVI ERE TO BUY Holiday Goods and Toys The Golden Rule Gompany hcd a reputation , for being uarten on these lines and they are disappoint the public this year. VE HAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS VvORTH OF THESE GOODS NO ON DISPLAY. specially imported for us. AH the newest and nicest things Toys, Books, Picture, Fancy Articles, Toilet Sets, Glassware, Sitverwa re and Carving Sets in fact every thing that young or old -could wish for presents. Even Santa; r Glaus has hf at d of us and our wonderful stot K of H liday Goods: and has promised to make us a persoral visit this year I; He will be with us Saturday, December 9th; so children don't for get the date. Write out a list of the things you want, hand it to Santa Claus when you come to the store, that day, and he will take your name and rcmembrryou at Christmas time. To e.ich little girl who comes w th her mamma and brings her doll he w ll give a nice doll hat To each little boy accomanid by a pirent a n ee little souvenir. REMEMBER THE DATE DECMBER 9th REMEMBER THE PLACE The Go (fen Mte Store Lri l 'srst'" !$ to r LOCAL : ITEMS i . I,, u j lH ', Tht commissioners court' sonvened .this ; morning'td transact the monthly business. J Tht volumn thi monj,h is lage,;-ts. ' , Miss Rebecca' Bland it down frorrl Baker City today to fill on a', homestead. ! Mrs. Frank Paddock returned to Union k this morning. .' ' Kirk Well, of Alicel, was in the pity ,' yesterday transacting business at the court house. Frank Alexander, of Portland, arrive : in the city this morning to visit his fathe H. L, Alexander, the Imbler blacksmitl C. P. Ferrin, of this city, will' sing " In Prof. ' Robinson's production of Queen Esther at Pendleton next week. ' E. F. May, road supervisor , of the North Powder road district, is in the city today before the County court making his yearly account Miss Myrtle Squires left this morning ' for Baker City to attend the wedding this evening of Miss Mollis . Hendershott to Charles Breck of that place. H. C Crady is conductor on the Elgin : branch this week during the absence of Conductor J. C. Qullinrfwho is nursing a badly injured leg. Mr! Culling is recov ering and will soon be able to take his . run again. The Observer received a letter this morning from Dr. Q. W. Biggers, who is spending the winter at Portland. He announces for the benefit of those who wish to correspond with him that his address is No. 262 Yamhill Street, Portland Oregon. Presidsr.t Miller desires to impress up on the members of the Commercial Club, that their next annual election of officers occurs next Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock sharp, in order that those holding tickets for the first number of the lecture '4308, 1310, 112' Adams A vnW .'V ' ; ? A A A A A AAA, t f! ' The City Council .will hold its regular meeting this evening. .. , .. Druggist A, T. Hill returned this morn ing from a business. trip to Portland. 1 - 'The C. W. B. M. of Central Chiirch of Christ will .meet wjth Mrs. Thomas Hedrick'on Friday afternoon at two', o' clock. All members and friends 'are invited. : yj v :' J g-'- Mr. F, A. Eames(i who resides near Summervllle, ' Was a La Grande visitor yesterday afternoon. Mr. Eames Is more than pleased with his Summerville home, and would not exohange his holdings for anything under the sun. . . County Court The county court ie in session today. Judge Harrison and Commissioners Sold ers and Blumenstein are auditing the .Iftims-presented against the county. There it not much special business this session, and it Is possible that they may finish their work tomorrow. The Janu ary meeting is- the one that keeps the court busy. t 1 Smallest Prices Silver Cake Baskets Chafing Dishes A beautiful ornament for the table and very popular Prices J : : : TT- nnr1 ua everv vesrP Tl-'s elejant househo.d utens l ,s coming mw . ( Cur line isccmpieie ai price iauKn $7.50 to $14.00 "Tnsrelarlre.' beautifully decorated trays, adding tone to any dining ro m P, CM $S.COto $9.00 Silver Trays One of t.ese should be in every home. We cn suit you in these goods. Silver Crumb Trays P ices $2.50 to $550x1 Silver Mugs These are shavng mugs, gold Uned and beautifully decorated. Pes 3.50 to $5.UU JpupI PaP. Rlltfnn RnkPS These are made of heavy silver with raised exti Jewel l,ases, DUllOn DUXES ,jned An elegant bureau ornament Prices ana nair Receivers ised exterior decorations and silk 1.00 to $6.00 Silver Tea Sets Pearl Handle Knives and Forks An appropriate gift to any lady. Our line will please you. Pr'e 3 piece sets $C to $15, 4 piece sets $20,00 The very finest Rogers 1847 goods mads. Price per set six knjves iand I six . $5 and $15.00 forks in silk lined leather case Siivir Knives and Forks, per set From First Ward Earl Roberts , came down, , from his mountain ranch and reported eighteen inches of snow on the level. 11 - " Mat Matson was down from his saw mm on wnisKy iresK. He purchased a supply of provisions at the stores In Old Town. Stephenson Bros, have a crew of men cutting wood on their ranch one mile south of town. Rsv. A. Eads it on the tick list R. R. Robert will soon move to town from his mountain home. The altitude eeems to be too high for Mrt Roberts. Probable Change (Scrlpps New) Association) Tokio. Dec 0 The sudden postpone ment of Ito's expected arrival today is thought to be indicative of a change in tht Japanese cabinet He Is now expect ed to arrive December 8 and it it thought SOCIETY . XYLI TUESDAY MUSICALS Miss Edna Hunter had charge of this select program. Piano Duet, . "Water Sprites" Carrie and. Pearl Hunter Guitar solo "Pilgrim Chorus" Mrs. A. L. Richardson Vocal solo "Little Boy Blue" Mrs. Merton Kiddle Piano solo "Good Night" Mrs. W. W. Berry Vocal solo "Ave Maria" P. Mascagni Miss Paul ) Quartette "All thro" the night" Welsh air Miss Mabel Williams, Mrs. Neil, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Forrest The lesson talk given by Mrs. Lyle was an agreeable feature of the afternoon. Dec. 19 will be a Beethoven day; mem bers are kindly requested to respond to roll with some fact or otherwise concern ing Beethoven. Kunkel Wagner Joyce Nevin Carving Sets ; out uidbb We have them in all styles. An appropriate and useful gift Prices range frm $2 50 to $12.00 ii lai!a U pulpily uiekfted wiuioui at leatcarew articles ot cut glass. Our line is complete and we invite your inspection Haviland Dinner Sets If you love her prove it by getting her a set of these. Every woman loves a Haviland China. Prices per set, 101 pieces $35.00 : : Chocolate Sets These are Haviland China and Japanese ware, highest quality. Prices $8.00 to $10.00 : Cracker Jars You cannot serve crackers properly without a Cracker Jar. Our line will ; pleass you. Prices J . ; $1.00 to $3.50 5 Salad Sets Elegand Hav'land and Japanese ware. Every woman should have a set of k these. Prices , , -' jj $1.50 to $9.00 : Jardiniers . No parlor looks "right without one or more Jardiniers. We have them at ' $i oo to $6.00 : : Vases . The largest variety and most beautiful line of vases ever shown in this city. Prices i !'';''''.) ; "$; '-" ii .......... iuu tu fiii.uu Dutchware These goods are all the rage this year.-' Come In and make your selection now or you may oe too late. Children's Department : CHILDS Knife' and Fork set best Rogers 1847 goods.- Price $1.76,. With Pearl handles $2.50., , CHILDS China Mugs 5 cents to 25 cents. Silver Mugsi gold lined, very fine. $1.25 to $2.00. Also a full line of 'Skates, Sleds, Toy Banks. Toy Cook Stoves, Sad Iron. etc. , By making a small deposit any article will be laid away until called for. Makci j . your selection now while our stock is complete. . MRST. N.iMURPHY , I HARDWARE CROCKERY AMD SPORTING GOODS - 'If "C !- .'.. v .... C ... ..I . .. . . . """""""ee One Haf FF1G8 A New Corporation Articles of incorporation were filed in the clerks office today organizing the Grande Ronde Irrigation company. The capital stock is placed at $100,000 and the incorporators are Walter Pierce. C W. Crawford and T. R. Berry. The objects are to covery the waters of the Minam into Qrandt Ronde valley. Thit mesjanconsiderable to the future develop ment of this valley. Senate Resolution (Sorlppa New Association) Washington, Dec 6. Senator Heybum, of Idaho today introduced a resolution in the senate requesting tht President to enter upon negotiations with the govern ment of Santo Domingo. Hayti, asking ner u acquits her tovert.gnty over the oNi all-Women 's j. a Handsome Street Suits and Goats Very newest and most popular models in the three quarter length coat effects and smartest mannish mixed material, In mixtures of grey, blue, brown, etc. Skirts In plalded effects. $15 TAILORED STREET SLITS $7.50 $35 TAILORED STREET SUITS $17.50 20 " " 10.00 45 " 22.50 REMARKABLE VALUES AWAIT THE BUYER IN THtyf COAT DEPARTMENT OUR REGULAR $50 KERSEY, THREE-QUARTER LENGTH COAT, SQUIRREL LINED '''" " " ' FIR LINED ' " ". " 28 ENGLISH MIXTURES IN THREE-QUARTER LENGTH ... . .. . 20 BROWN KERSEY. " $25.00 I 20.00 I 12.50 1 lO.OOt COME DOWN TOMORROW WITH ANOTHER ASSURANCE Or THE BEST VALUES OF ALL THE YEAR BEING SHOWN YOU Chicago Store I island. 1: course, may attend. new cabinet will then bt formed.
