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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1905)
'it iVil SOM E HO L I D A Y suggestions! Possibly you have hoard "talking machines" and ha ve not cared milch for them, but -remember that there are machines that reproduce only sound and noise; the sweetness, and the perfect expressson for which you prize music are reproduced only by the modern Edison Phonograph and the Edison Gold Moulded Records. These qualities dis tinguish the Edison Phonograph from all its imitations. Phonograph 10. 20 & 50 dollars. Books In all your Holiday planning think of books. They come the nearer to being the universal gift They are always accept able and always appreciated. In no other way can you invest your holiday money that will mane it go so rar and yield such satisfactory results. Our pres ent stock affords you an ample selection of the world's literary .masterpieces in single books and in sets. All the late copy righted fiction is here, as also the finest lot ofgift editions, Ox ford Bibles. Tsacher's Biblss. prayer books, etc. we have ever j - carried. Whenever possible we ell books at less than the pub lishers' prices. ' ' ' If he smokes, probably 'nothing will please him- better than a box of his favorite cigars. , The chances are that he buys his cigars here, so we know what, brand he likes. Have holiday boxes of 25 and SO cigars and make reduced prices by the box,. If $1.00 per box up t We t ' now have ' . our entire line on display and we urge you to call and . .... examine it as early as you , ...... ' can and as often as you choose. " - We havs an unusually good stock this year gifts from every clime and quarter. We are certain that the assort ment is the most extensive ever seen here. The lines noted in his advertisement give little more , than a hint of the beautiful array we ; have pro-, . . . " ... . vided . ; -, " '. In the .-, j . , . matv V y . terof .. ', . . P rice " .".', '" ' "a tig' , , . advantage, to. . We , bought. largely, paid cash and bought for less than others', and we give you the same advantage. . If Jow , . ' prices on good goods is what you want A you will certainly do your holiday snop- ping here. Please make it a special point to see the stock while it is complete. If you see any thing you want to secure it will be laid aside if a small payment is made. ' " V V.i Christmas Cards These make pretty tokens of good will to send to distant frinds. - Most of those we show were imported from Germany and are extremity artistic. . - -?... ....; f W i.., These make superb gifts. We have a new line this year and every one of . them is a gem. Many of them are reproductions of the best works' of old mas ters. 25p up to $16.00. Smokers Goods Our magnificent assortment of Meerschaum and briar Pipes b the envy of every smoker. Prices very low. Have cigars to suit the most critical taste, in boxes of 25 and 60. Special price by the box. Kodaks Did you ever notice the man, woman, or child, with a koda k, what fun they seem to have: we are agents for the Eastman Kodakand supplies. 1 $2 up to $40 ',y': r Try This Plan: ;VX:y, Make a memorandum of those whom you will send presents, ; In looking over this'or any of our succeeding ads if you get suggestions of gifts suitable for some of those on your list note thorn opposite the name, then when you come in to see the goods you can concentrate your attention on the lines you have noted. Try this plan this year. - Christmas Tree Trimmings A T - . ... . .'j- . a , - t f . - , ' f We have evefything' you need and our prices are the low est to be had. Colored paraffins candles, 1 6 to' 48 in a box, according to size. Candle holders. Garlands. Drnar'eiits! "Tinsel wreaths." ' Shaving Supplies -r If he dcesn't shave himself give him a Gillet or Christy Safety Razor, the best razors made. Per set $5.00 up. Also have the finest ordinary raz.rs, strops, mugs, sbav-. ing soaps, lotions, etc. 'Don't overlook this line. " i , ;, - Cutlery- :f, All boys, most men and some ladles would like to receive a good pocket knife. Ours are all guaranteed to be satis factory. Also have carving sets,; shears, manicure . . . . Implements, etc. '! nci - i'-i. These are always desirable gifts and the line affords -wide selection; as to price. Fine box papers, paper weights, ink wells, fountain and gold pens,' desk sets; fancy bloCters," etc. mas Candy. . I (Mi The purest richest and most toothsome candies are here all of the favorite varieties. Some beautiful holly boxes just the thing to tend to your lady 'frlendt.'" 40c per box up. h W'f :t Perfumes More perfume given every year. No question about the -acceptability of perfume if it is of the high quality you get here, Also have fine toilet waters Colognes,, atomi zers, odor sets, etc- Goods on which a trmll 1 ayment for hasT been made will br laid away you . f Bibles '. Always a good gift' We have Oxford Bibles, Teachers' Bibles, Flexible coves Bibles, etc. An ample line of prayer books. Hymnals, books of de votion, Church goods. Etc. Cames and Toys We have & separate depart ment for children's gifts and it includes all the new as well as all the old favorite toys, games, etc. ; Fancy Goods "We have all the latest things in fancy goods. Boxes for handkerchiefs, Ribb bons. Trinkets, Neckties, Gloves, sus penders, gloves, etc. Also fine trays candles, picture frames, etc. ' Christmas Cards and Booklets. Keep in touch with old friends and acquaintances by sending them soma little reminder at Christmas time. For this purpose we have a lot of beautiful Christmas Cards, Booklets, etc. Some of them are artistic gems. Have them at any price you care to pay. , 1 '.-. . . ' . Leather Goods ; Some new things in this line you will want to see-Vanity bags. Fifth Avenue bags, and a .large variety of othw new bags, pocket books, purses, bill books, mus.c rolls, etc. You cannot match our prices. Stationery Items ' ...; i.tiM md.useful gifts in this line. Fancy box weights, touniain pn, r -. folios, etc. - . v Toilet Articles v y Brushes. Mirrors and Toilet Sets whas better gifts? Have them mounted on Silver, Oriental pearl. Antique ivory, stag, ebony and the finest' natural woods. Quality is of the best and the prices reasonable on all. ' . ' ! -New Dolls , ' T We have a regular Doll beauty show' in our children's department Too many' different '' kinds of dolls to enumerate them here. Prices low on all of them. NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY; Ja Grrande Oregon Island City items Miss Nells Atherton of La Grande was a Sunday visitor in the Island. The E. E. and F. H. Kiddle's families. M. W. Kiddie and wife, and Frank Davis spent Thanksgiving with Wm. Allison and wife in La Grvide. The U. G. Couch household were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Couch at Ladd Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes and children of Cove spent Thanksgiving with the F. J. Holmes family. Mrs. Olive Johnston of La Grande was a dinner guest Thursday, of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bidwell. Sulla Hunter and Netta Kiddle visited Union friends several days last week. Mrs. Ben Brown at the present writing is reported so much improved as to lie able to sit up and to dispense with night watchers. x The young folks went to Summervilfe. Thursday night for a sleigh ride, and had, as they always do on such occasions, a jolly good time. Mr. James Bater, the Union miller, is an Island City visitor. : Summerville News Miss Ida Wade, of Walla Walla, is visiting her brother Mr. Irwin Wade. Mise Vera Aldrid left Tuesday for Salt Lake. Mrs. Ella Hunter was in La Grande Tueadav and Wednesday. - -. Mrs. N. I. Choate has returned to her home from a visit to Nevada.' Mrs. Elsie Murchison left Wednesday evening for La Grande. There will be a chicken pie supper in Wade Bros' store Saturday night Every Doay come. There has been good sleighing for about a week but the warm winds . have taken the snow away. The singing school meets every Sat urday night. Mrs. Collins and family and Miss D. S. Wall returned home Sunday from Wallowa where they eper.t Thanksgiving. Mr. Johnnie Sttvene returned home Monday from La Grande. Miss Elma Mills is quite sick with la- gnppe. Mr. Chess Lanman, of Elgin, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Lanman. : ,i Miss Elsie Vandespool it on the tick list . ' ' " Mr'. -TF. Tice is able to" sit "up "aTter his relapses vgrv rr r , The Ladies Aid Society it going to give a chicken pie supper Saturday night " trtion aKnoa At the annual election of the city of Union, the following officer were elected: Mayor, L. J. Davis;' Councilman, A. TJ. Goodbrod, Thomas Brasher, I. Landers and W, JvTownley; Recorder, H. P. Oliver; Treasurtr; M. S. Levy; Marshal W. A. Maxwell; Street Commissions. Joseph Wright. i (tu'' fff fntnm Attention I When you want the Newlin Drug Com pany over the Verger telephone just ask CentrM forNb. 4. i TIMBER UNO. ACT JUNE i I37- NOTICE POR PUBLICATION. 0.8.aad Offlo. V s armaria, Ctvron : Dee. S IK Knttr to hrhr clvaa Uit in romollaM Ith th pmvlalona of th met nt Cnnsrm ftl lonaa. IKTS. mlltlad "Allrt for 1b aala M Unibar landa ie tbaHUMa of rallfn i( Or. on, Nevada, and Waablnttoa Trrrllnrr," a. ilcDdad (o all Ml HnMlo 1 n1 Hiataa bv mrl or Auaiwt t. Inwph Ver. ot Pa. rtiaUtB. Oonety o' Unutllla. Ulaia oTUmttm. hn Ihla day (Inl la (lil off to bl a-nrr latrmant No. MM. Air I ha narebaa of ! Kt'., HVM H.c i U aad NwUKEU of iwcilou No. II It Toaiublp No.t itouth Kan( No. M. KV. And will ottw proof to abow that the laan aougnt ta mor taliiaol for Ita tlwbar atone than for agricultural r'rpoaaa. aad U nubilKb bit rlxim to aal I land hrtna tin Rwlaier ana Kwtvr at la Clr.nrla or ton on trtdajr, Mi S1 dav ol K. b, 1M Ha natne -a Hnea Rta S. VeT ol Pend'eiOD, Onuon; Motx-rt A Wllke (On, of btrtrkey. ri'goD; Kdwanl M. oomb l tai- ey, uregon; i airioa Mininaiigu, ot r triy, OITUU. - - n , f Aav and all p' an n ti ilintDa advaraalv to. above diacrllMd lauda urH fouatad to 0I tlialr claim In Una olfocon or bafora aairi ildi.ajr ol F. bruar)". IWM v . W. UAHI, KcISIr. Timber Laud, Act June 3, 1 878 -No tic t For Publication U. H Land OMc at La Urande. OragoK D0. 6, IW0 Nntl'a la hairbr flvn that In compliant wilh the provlalcjna 01 tbe act of Coagtta o lona .W. entitled "An act for Ilia aaleo timber land 111 this K'ataa of California, ortf (on, Nevada na warliirxtoa lerrilurv", a cxh nded to all the ' ubllr Land M-.,t, Bci of AiiKUt tin, lrv, K. ia . Vey. or Pen dirt" n. cooai' ol i maUHa, ataieuf urrgi'D, baa thla dy met in nia olllt r ra o t .latcm-nt No. .-4T-K4 for ma purrliae ut th (iHi.nilK'i ((oi H.-cllo . No 21 lo t wnlnp No. a. rtouih KaneoM E W M And wlllotcr pn' to haw that the laDu ouKbt la nlonv valuable Utr Jia timber 01 a:oii thaa foi aurirHHural uuriMMaa, and ta Miabhah er claim to aaa UuJ befoie tbi Hrifiaier ann Karelv r of the V Land Olllo at a Urande, Or-goo on FliUaj U)e'ltb dyof rrbmuiy, H. . Hbe na aa vuiiraaea. koliert A Wllk enon, Kdward Vt, 4'oniba ttf . tarlaVi Ph, nck Mlniiraueh.oi Ptvry, Oit , aad Jotvvk Vey J I Vt noiuion. lire. Any and all peraon. claiiniDs advenaly th above described taada are reuueated to fill tbrlrrlalma Id tt la ifflce ta or buloie sale a day of rebruar llMt. . ' . , . 1 ! t. W. Davl, Reglitm . Notice of Final Settlement; Katie le hereby give that Alice Ladd, x- rcutrlB o Ike last will ol Louie DePelrla, dt eneaed, baa Bled bar Una I aocoant In said a tat, aad lb Count) Court of Ualoa County Orefoa, ka set Tneaday. the aaoond day of Jaaoary, A. D IMS, at two o'okwk, p. lot baannt of sum report and all wtjectlona thtelo I ted at lninde nrf a. thla lat day Ol JUco.b , A. O , 1VO0. , ALICK LADD, Exacutrli, WASH AY COMES, WEEKLY And lo do your wash easily you should look over our line of soaps and washing powders with the view of lightening your labors. Our soap line is complete and contains such brands as " Caks Coldn Star, Silk, Crystal White Laundry, Luckcl's Borax, felsNaptha, Wool Pccfs t Defender and No Rub soaps Our toilet soaps are the best on the market. A full line of all the prominent brands of washing powders. Our own delivery takes your order to your door almost as soon as ordered. NEBRASKA GROCERY MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER, Prop. LUMBER 4 3 air 0 RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES Btter Lumber and Cheaper than is sold In La Grande, We deliver It to your building I Grande Ronde Lumber Co. PERRY, OREGON. k.-tk ukl I FOR WINTER WASHING I 2 Our new machinery and additional help will enable us to do fami- I lly washing CHEAPER, QUICKER and BETTER "than you can do it J yourself. We call for and deliver your laundry quickly and make special- 4 . . e ; ty of rush order work. Give us a trial and y:u will not be bothered a, through the winter with family washing. (t,tfttiivMtMltltM 5 Ae Be Ce S X E A M . L A USN D R Y ; ! -VHONE Main 7 1 ? M ; ' --.A 4 j LA GRANDE IRON WORKS jj : i ';'0mplete ihln?hoi? and Foundry5i,," I t, ,0neral Blacksmith.. Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work, Manufact- . Z '' - - - ' . ,-.1 li. -- ?. f r or 1 ne r itzgeraid noiier Feed Mill. D wR j j e: F a 12 d. i : mm -Oregon XHalMQTiPACmt 0KPABT !ULake, Debtor, rt. Wonli. Omaha. Kau- hwa City, Bt. Loaia, v'bi co aiid Laab i 1 I fcSOam. ol SiM i. m. Ko. M nadar fcllia ' Time Pchedul LA OHAVUIt, OR Mleron, Wall. .'Walla. layiou, I'miieroy. Col ta. Voaoow. Huokaoe. and point erat and nona m Hpoaar Hortlaad. Dalle. tVn dletoa, IIiUIL Wal lata. Lew-ton, Collai, Moacow, Wallace. .r oer, Spokane and otber potuu mat ana uuTta via Hyokaa lalaad City, noil, Im Ibler aad . Una. Coia ne tloaa at Kle-a w th lte lor poiBta 'wa FROM No I' iMta Hot Mo rati i f?4i jr. -firr i ti O aan Mteamef betWMMi t"rila A ad an reiam eeerv 4 E. C, MOOHi Agent AUO Om.Atm 1 . Ify-t'r tt. kat read" th Heiivw ? , f?" '"0.i,I',, ?Jf.B", ' l" "c i Lloe ol the world" . 4 ; I f - """ 1 KOA XJh E .; J:j, ' j 1' jere are ao niaiir aoeotr (t -an n red nolnta of lutereat on( the ie tweenOadeo and Oenvrr 1 lat tin tilp never beoone tlreaoue If yon areoln aaat, writ for a'or. inatloo and et a pretty iooli;ilat, will ' tell von all about It . , W C McBRIDE, Agent, 124 Third St Stock Holders' Meeting Notice is hereby given that there wi be a meeting of the stock holders of . the La Grand Commercial Club Building Association, in the library of the Com mercial Club building on Tuesday, Dec-embrSth-190S, at eight o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a board o five driactors. W. Miller, PnasiDwrr : S V ; t I .11
