La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1905, Image 8

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HOLIDAY GOODS r
WHERE. TO GKT THEM
This Important question ulilch presents Itself once every year Is answered below
Quality highest in everything. If you get it here It Is correct
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THE GOLDEN RULE
Saturday was certainly a gala day for the little tots. Our, store was thronged
from morning until night, with the little ones and their mammas who had come to pay
their respects to the GREAT SANTA and tell him of their wants for Christmas.
All were made happy by the souvenirs he gave them and his promise to remember
them at Christmas time.
THE MAMMAS AND PAPAS ALSO
were surprised and delighted with OUR WONDERFUL TOY DEPARTMENT,
many telling us that they had never seen any thing to equal it and all admitting that
it far exceeds any stock ever shown in La Grande. -:
We Never Do Things By Halves l
and while we are proud of our HOLIDAY LINES we feel that we have many good
hiner 5n mir rar atodf that should not be overlooked bv those wantinar . useful -;
presents for their friends. ' ' ' '
FURS AT ALL PRICES, LADIES' COATS AMD SKlRTS. STAPLE AND FANCY LIN
ENS OF ALL KINDS, HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. CLOTHING,
SHOES, GLOVES, SILVERWARE., TOILET AND CARVING SETS. FANCY BRIC-A-BRAC
AND v":,V' '.; '
AN IMMENSE LIME OF HAVILAMD AND
OTHER FANGY DECORATED CHINAWARE
Pricef
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ouver take Baskets AB ru orna tau" ' $4.oo to $8.oo
Chafing Dishes
This elegant household uter.s:l is comu into more general uh every yew,-l
Cur ime i ccmpiete at price ranging from m AI
$7.50 to $14 00
Silver Trays
"Thee are large." bezutfully decorated tray, adding tone to any dining
V m ( - ' $5.COto$9.00
We can uit you in these good.
$2.50 to $5 50
One of these should be in every home.
Price . '
Silver Crumb Trays
Silver Mugs ;
Jewel Cases,' Button BOXeS These are made of heavy ilver with raised exterior decoration and
n,,r -u,.,;. -m :.aA r,A hcjinhfiillv decorated. Prices
3.50 to $5.00
silk
and Hair Receivers
LOO to $6.00
Silver Tea Sets
Pearl Handle
Knives and Forks
An appropriate gift to any lady. Our line w II please you.' Prices '
3 piece sets $6 to $15, 4 piece sets $20.00
The very finest Rogers 1847 goods made.
. forks in silk lined leather case
Silver Knives and Forks, per set
Price per set six knjves and six
, $30.00
$5 and $15.00
Carving Sets
We have them in all styles.
from 1
An appropriate and useful gift. . Prices range
$2 50 to $12.00
Cut Glass
No dining table it properly dressed without at leasts few articles of cut glass.
. Our line is complete and we invite your Inspection
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Tnrovt, Stop'
Smallest Prtfcs
LOCAL ITEMS
. . H. T. Booth, the Baker City insurance
man. Is In the city tcday on business. . ,,
J R. C. Mays, the Lostine merchant, is in
the city today, v
I J. i0'NeiU the traveling . passenger
' agent for the 0. R. & N.. is in the city to-
Jiayoh btttineey. . -j -;V , '
A. D. Balderton and S. M, Qoff came
VP from Elgin last night and are spending
the cy here. i' '' ' u ' .
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Walter M. Pierce came over , from
Pendleton thie morning1 aid left for' his
ranch below Island City to spend the day.
f Lerdy. JJ)n)ifx'' left; for his'. Wne .'In
Baker City last evening after having been
here for several days.
. Presi.ling Elder Qillilan of the M. E.
'Church la attending the revival meetings
in Huntington this week. '
' Mis Bertha Matlock returned Vrdm
the Qold Coin mine at Durkee where the
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W.
Ayres.
F. E. Van Duten, a Pendleton con
tractor, who has been at work in this city.
hat returned home. " . 1
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Fred Bock went to Portland to receive
medical treatment for a badly bruised
hand.
. 0. 5. Coffin, formerly of Seattle, hat
purchased , the Romig home in the Old
Town. It is Mr. Coffin's intention to im
prove it and build two storage reservoire
on the higher land to supply water for
rrigation. V; t . .- , -.
Oeo. W. Heller and Wm. Ireland have
Just arrived from Brownttown, Indiana.
-tQ nakaL . Qrandu.J;beir home) Mr.
Inland is a brother of ManaerTreland.
of the Eastern Oregon Colonizing company,
Skating is reported .to be good at Oro
Dell. A number went up this afternoon.
W. A. Storie, of the bridge building de
partment of the 0. R. & N with head
quarters at Pendleton, is over today 'on
official business, i ; t , 'i
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'. J. H. Morton, of Union; C. P. Strain,, of
Umatilla County;' Otto Peett of Sherman;
A. J. Shelton, of Gilliam; W. S.. Connor,
of Morrow; S. F. Pace, of Wallowa;- S' L
Pnyne,
Baker.
Malheur Jerry
Fleetwood
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'' WANTED IN PftlDLETOn
, fcugene. vr.; uec. 1 6. C. Pasen was
arrestjsd feet vening by Sheriff Fisk and
is being held for the Umatilla authorities.
He'is wanted at Pendleton on a charge of
embezzlement. Pa son was . recognized
on. the street by a traveling man, who ap
prised ths) she,ri(t An offlcet from P'n
dleton i expected tonight to . take the
prisoner back for trial.
SOCIETY
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: Dinner Sets
ii you tovenier prove a oy geiung ner a eec or inete.
. Havilajid China. Price per tet, 101 piece
every woman io
$35.00
Chocolate Sets
These are Haviland China and Japanese ware, highest quality. Prices
. $3.00 to $10.00
Cracker Jars
Salad Sets
You cannot terve erackert properly without a Cracker Jar. Our line will
. please you. Prices , ,
'. , . $1.00 to $3.50
Every woman should have a set of
$1.50 to $9.00
Elegand Haviland and Japanese ware.
. these.. Prices , ,
Jardiniers
No parlor looks "right without one or more Jardiniers.
We have them at '
$1 00 to $6.00
Vases
The largest variety and most beautiful line of vases ever shown in this city.
10c to $15.00
Dutchvvare
These goods are all the rage this year.
' now or you may be too late.
Come in and make your selection
.Children's Depart mont
hil-us. Knife and Fork seVbest Rogers 18 goods. Price $1.76; With Pearl handles $2.60. y
CHIUDS China Mugs 6 cents to 25 oentt.- Silver Mugs, gold lined, very fine, $1.25 to $2.00. Also a full line of
Skates, Sleds, Toy Banks. Toy Cook Stoves, Sad Iron, etc.
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By making a small deposit any, article will be laid away until called for Make rX
jvmi dviiiuvii uvw Willie VUI Cilliipieie. "V.
j SPORTS
Both gentlemen are delighted with our
city and have already caught the spirit of
the hour, which is that we have just bs
gun to grow.
B. M. R-mnsvall, well known in this
valley but for the past few years hat
been engage! in business' Jn Wallowa,
has bee? visiting several of the towns of
the Inland Empire. He will remain here
until the first of the year. Mr. Rounsvall
is delighted at the substantial growth
that La Qrande I making and expects
great things of Qrande Rond.
SMALLPOX IN MI ,
.(Scrippa New. Association) " ,',
, Eugene. Dee 1 5 Four cases of small
pox have been discovered in the boys'
dormitory of the State University. Rec
Itationsare suspended. Sixty young men.
occupants of the dormitory, are in quar
antine and the Christmas vacation may
be declared at once. The Victims are
Charles Cleve'and, Olin Arinshiger, Roy
Hammock and Ike Fountains. The cases
are very light
CHRISTMAS OAMS ASSURED
An agreement hae been reached be
tween the managers of the Pendleton and
Lk Qrande foot ball teams, for a game in
thie city on Christmas day. This assures
the people of La Qrande an opportunity
to eee one of the greatest games of foot
ball aver played here, and will no doubt
attract large crowd.
The home team . will be composed
mostly of the players who play ed against
Athena on Thanksgiving day, which is
guarantee that La Qrande will be well
represented when the two teams lineup
for battle. , - ....
The boys will again take up . regular
practice under the direction of Harley
Laughlin.
' Mesdam.es C. S.-and L. Ft' Dunn war
the hostesses at avery pretty party yes
terday afternoon in the home of the latter.
Whist was the amusement feature and
wae played , at eight- tables. Mrs. Ed
Romig, with a- se6re of fifty-one, won
fjfst prixts Mrs. Jim Shbugras;"lftcond
score forty-eight. .Delicious refreshments
added to the pleasure of ' this ; deltgMfal
afternoon. Quests were: " - s
: Mesdames Cavana, Bock, J. C. Whit'
Ormond. Thomas, Qiven, Smith, Grady'
Bohnemkamp, Causey, Aikine, Leonard,
Berry, Allison, Kiddls, ' Bartlett." Romiir.
Molitor, Mosby. Edmonds, Remilard? Jean
Moore, Conkey, Norrie, Crawford. .. Van
Buren, J. Snodgra, J. E. Foley. Adolph
Newlin,"F. E. loore and Mi'Lyne. "
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HEIOHBORHOOO CLdB ' t
Roll call; Peculiar custom of Russia
Lesson review:...;.;..,;.... t; .Mrs. Osborne
Paper: Christmas Fetes and Festivals." ;
...:.....'.. ...:...!., ...Mrs. Mallory
Reading; "Winter life in St. Peters-
' burg," Taylor, ...Members
Five minute sketehee: Popular amuses
merits in Russia: games Concerts
Thestres ....: ............. . Members
Round table: Church services at
Christmas-tide Leader. Mrs. Slater
Socinl hour Serving of the Samovar
riNID TWfNTYflVf DOLLARS
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Tom Troy was arrested in this city
last evening charged with carrying con
cealed weapons and fined $25. Jn de
fault of which he spent a few hours in
jail but soon friends came to his rescue.
The complaining witness was R. C. Mays
of Lostine. It seems that .there had
been some misunderstanding . between
these two men for some time and yes
terday Mays was informed that Troy
was looking for him and he caused his
arrest i." -
ENGAGEMENT TO BE AN00UNO.D .
(Scrippa Newt Association)
Washington - Deo. If It ie learned
authoritatively that v the Longworth.
Roosevelt engagement will bt amounesd
within two day.
M T. N. MURPHY
j HARDWARE " CROCKERY AD .SPORTING GOODS I
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Vix- Women's
Clothing circles ::
Mew and Stylish Street SUits and Women's Coats at
PR e e
HALF
" Never .before have such great valuae been
or such a fine stock to select from.
Thie is a. sate in whxh we are forced to eell,
having over bought, or carry it over until next
year. We choose to sell, thinking that the great
bargaine will be the means of adding many new
customers to our store.
YOU MAY SELECT ANY WOMAN'S SUIT OR
COAT AND PAY X THE PRICE-IN OTHER
WORES, EVERY STREET SUIT OR COAT IN
OR STOCKS AT 60 PER CENT REDUCTION
Any of the Railroad Trade pur
chases made before ftth will be
included in your next ninth's bill
Chica
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