La Grande evening observer., October 17, 1906, Image 5

HERE'S AN AD THAT SHOULD PROVE
INTERESTING TO ALL WOMEN
It tells of a timely sale of Items of extreme Interest to women particularly to women who believe In
economy on wanted merchandise.
The entire store offers bargains pronounced and satisfying every section sends for its share
economy was never before so conspicuous nor values half so tempting.
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Read over this list of FALL WAMTABLES- then come to the store and profit come and save.
GOOD GOWNS 60c to $2.50
Nicely made of Outing Flannels in all colorings both
light and dark gowns that are worth consioerably more
than the price asked in other words, worthy gowns with
savings attached to each. Price 60c to $2.50 each.
KIM0AS $1.00 TO $12.00
Dainty creations of Outing and exquisite Silks just the
thing for house wear just the thing for comfort This
sale presents an 'opportunity to buy the best for the least
see them price $1.00 to $12.00 each.
LADIES' FLEECE WRAPPERS $1 TO $1.50
Warm and comfortable nicely made in all colors and
S'.ZIS v.Tippors uat. any woman would be pleased to
wear wrappers that represent comfort and satisfaction
look them up when in the store price $1.00 to $1.50.
EWS ABOUT THE PRETTY WAISTS
Charming conceptions in silk, linen and wool. Tiese
waists embody all the new style thoughts, such as Dame
Fashion has predictedthey're daintily, made- prettily
trimmed they are new! Here they are, fresh and spark
ling price $1.00 to $6.00.
EVENING WAISTS FOR
ALL EVENING OCCASIONS
They are here in flimsy lace and exquisite and delicate
evening silks just the waists that the average woman
would gladly revel among just such waists as a careful
dresser would most appreciate they're ready in. all the
bewitching styles price $5.00 to $12.50.
EVER WORN "TOPSY" HOSIERY?
N0oWell you've missed a goodly portion of the satis
faction that comes from the wearing of good hosiery.
They're here for Men. Women and Children They're here
in Woo! and Cotton in all weights.
This store's reputation stands hack of every pjir of
"Topsy" hosiery sold over these counters. Make it a
point to a:k for "Topsy" brand next time. The price is
the same the satisfaction is double.
THE AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
ARE IDEAL CORSETS
They're here in all the new models for Fall and Winter
models for the slight the medium the stout fjer
Models that insure grace and freedom to the wearer ideal
corsets every one of them.
When at the counter next ask to see the new models
in the "American Lady Corsets"
tell you all about them.
. our fitte: will gladly
HATS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
New models that represent perfection in the art of hat
making-stylish hats such' as stylish men would be glad
to own. They're here in the soft and stiff blocks in all
the styles that will be foremost this Fall and Winter,
V sit the hat section and save!
WINTER CAPS AND LINED GLOVES
hems that men wi'l soon be thinking of wearing items
that add comfort during the cold days of Winter -they're
here reasonably priced in all the styies and grades.
Phone Black 130
Vergere No. 27
I.GbASSlFiEB ADS
Rates-One cent a word, one-half a cent a word each subsequent inser-
tion. Classified adds bring quick results. Try one today.
tliifn&icmr EfrFirw
MISSIONARY ffll
WANTED Person capable of haling J Don't r t , hsd better.
- .,TnrM in jl Grande for oiockery, 'u """" " " " - ..
;: . ' K.fcioonwd.r.tlc. View It s a eJ "'
of putting in store. Particulars, ad
dress, Empire Tea Company, Pendleton.
State references.
GOOD WAGES For competent women,
in family of four. Ask Mrs. J. M. Berry.
WANTED Dining room help, male
or female at the Model Resturant.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished front room
.Hentrally located. Pnone Black 1 941
FOR SALE OR TRADE Go.'i crn
for sale or will trade for wood if 105 i
Adams Ave., or phone B.ack
WOMEN OR GIRLS WANTED Five
or six women or g.rls to work in laun
dry. A. B. C. Laundry.
FOR SALE Modern 5 room house. Ap
ply at O. F. Coolidge s paint store.
BEDROOMSFORRENT Comfortable
and homelike in a quiet house near
Adams Avenue. Two only. Inquireof
Hattie R. McDonald at No. 1616 Six
th St. 'Phone Black 464.
MONEY For loans on city property see
Wm. Grant's atrenGv. A'so real estate
and insurance.
WANTED Gent'eman or lady waiter.
Must have experience. Inquire at this
office.
FDR SALE Practically new double key
board typewriter with fine case $45.
H Phone red 782.
WANTED Young man wants board and
room in private family down town, In
quire at Fair Store
WANTED Traveler for established
House. $12 per week. Expenses ad
vanced. Refeiences. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander. La Grande.
Ore.
FOR SALE CHEAP 7 room house and
three lots close in, convenient to school,
round house, and to town, will sell all
f nrniKSinps such as 6toves, dishes, furn
iture, bedding, etc. Good well and city
water. Inquire at this office or phone
Red 1731.
FOR SALE OR RENT One farm of
1600 acres. One farm of 800 acres
will either sell on easy. terms or rent
for either one or five years. Here is
. . ... f k.i r-i'nt
a splendia opportunity iui m. ..
person. For particulars see A. B.
Conley. Address Cove Ore. or Phone
Vergere telephone line.
The 14th annual meeting of the Colum
bia River Branch of the W. F. M. Society
of the M. E. church, which convened Fri
day morning at Walla Walla in Wilbur
Memorial church was one of much in
spiration and cause for deep thot.
At the close of the prayer meet ng
Thursday evening led by the pastor Rev.
Robert Reid, an informal meeting of the
delegates present was held.
TV --,;-, nf all the eood thines that
We must he'p. If all the peop'e who die
in nne dav throuchout the world were
buried in rows across these United States
there would be seven rows frnm sea to
sea. Enough to make five cities the size
of Walla Walla. And we don't seem to
care. About one to every 2000 of the
membership of the M. E. church becomes
niuinniri " She had 128 vards cf
braid looped around the room which rep
resented the wealth of Protestants and a
in
i : .. .i uni'H ' unv Deoe aimosi iuo anion vu u
were crowaua - wiijr , ' . . .. ,
make t;,i a.-:U- much too long. the aud,ence that represented the amount
u., n ,,,, ,pre in attendance ' given to Missions. Her figures showed
. . ', 57fin (inn OOO snent annuallv for tobacco.
$5,400 000.000 for amusements. "O,
how much it takes to amuse us." For
candy S 1 78.000.000, chewing gum $11,
0GO.O00. foreign missions S7, 500,000.
In the president's speech on Friday, she
said, in reference to the death or Mrs.
Whimey the Branch treasurer, "l hrough
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aiea aurms m jss - tne cloud lean say i am tnanmui monno
' Lord ever gave us such women. In
' SDeakinc of the heathen women she said.
those hands stretched out over mere to
riurino the session, including four foreign
missionaries who are visiting the home
land, and many others.
The tediousnessof the business sessions
was greatly relieved by beautiful songs.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Memorial service for members who had ,
died during the past year was conducted i
bv Mrs. M. M. Marvin. ' 1
The Young People's Rally in the eve
l ing was mosi ins(ju mt- "those hands stretched oui over meio w
j First thing was a march through the I w(J ar9 reSp0nsible, wonderfully so for
i aisles, of eighteen or twenty Standard , (he WQr Qver there Gjd dled iave
I Rearer uirls. with their white banners.
i of it. If we
w - j UIQ "ui'Wi i"-"" ''J l
with blue crosses over their shoulders, as i , whole time on our homes, we
their sveet young voices floated out over w se;fisn and spoj our children, better
FOR RENT Furnished room with bath
hot and cold water, and all modern con
vience. Mrs. C. D. Simmons. Cor. E'ghth
and M st.
SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR RENT-Furnished 'arge and cozy
front room. M Clam house. Washing
ton and Greenwood Sts. Call Black
L1681.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF
TIT! on in the La Grande Invest
ment Company, La Grande Ore., in
Foley building.
REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amounts
on city and country real estate. Loans
closed promptly, as soon as uue i r
t . Ki-a SftU-
proved. La Grande iNvtsTmmm u-
PANY.
FOR SALE-Small house, 1 acre ground
Di.,ni kniA addition. A snap. In
quire L. O. Nelson at Par-bimmons
o. .
WANTED A place for a boy in High
school 15 years old to work for his
board and goto school. Address;
L. A. Jackson.
Joseph, Ore.
JEWELRY
;;,orist &Co..Jewelers, have placed on
sale at their store 400 fiine watches
at wholesale prices.Mr. Herman a.egrisi.
,h,i in San Francisco secured aooui uu ,
Waltham Elgin watches at a bargain part
of which were sent to tms cuv ana piaieu
on sale.
Watch their window for bargains.
10 TEAMS WANTED
$4 per day to haul 5 loads of gravel or
sand from my gravel bar. 5,000 pounds
to the load, furnish one man if teamster
hauls, 6500 or more to the load. 1 will
pay accordingly. Haul one mile, good
evel road easy plan to load and unload.
J. L. Mars.
FOR SALE-$65 New Drop Head Auto
m,n r if fitanriard Sewina Machine. A
- -,.r,t Owner going
snap on oasy ,
away. Inquire t. u. ni'". -Hand
Store. I
ART LESSONS
m,. Nina Hunstock wishes toannour.ee
to the ladies of La Grande that she is
prepared to take orders and give lessons
in both water colors and china pamt ng.
Studio at 906 Mam St.
MIL(H (OWS fOR SALE
J. M. Clark, three quarters of a mile
south of the Masonic cemetery has rtvlch
cows fur sale. Phone Black 181. lock
Box No, 6, La Grrrde. Ore.
the audience in "Onward Christian Sol-
diers.
Prayer was offered by Gabriel Sykes. i
The 24th Plsam was read, then the!
thrilled all present. The!
remainder of the evening was filled in
withjielpful papers on the duty of a
president, secretary and treasurer. Little
Esther McDonald sang very sweetly,
"3reathe on Me." Rev. and Mrs. Van
i Dyke gave very good and interesting talks,
I and the evening closed with "Nearer My
God to Thee." Mrs. E. E. Upmeyer.
branch superintendent of Young People
work, presided.
SATURDAY FORENOON
Election of officers and delegates to the
general executive meeting, resulted in the
following!
President, Mrs. M. C. Wire. Eugene,
rveonn: corresDondinc secretary. Mrs. A.
N. Fisher, Portland, Oregon; recording
secretary, Mrs. W. H. Saylor, Portland
Oregon; treasurer, Miss Nettie Whitney,
Tacoma, Wash., superintendent of Young
People's wcrk. Mrs. E. E. Upmeyer. Har
risburg, Oregon; superintendent Mission
Box. Mrs. Thad Austin; delegates. Mrs.
Matnew and Mrs. Beharral.
P.hiirtrwn'd hnur in the afternoon was
' quite interesting, when the little ones came
' to the front ana were taught the "King's
Herald's Yell."
I Next. Mrs. Mariottfrom Tacoma gave
' a mist interesting talk. She said tha.t
j -Chr.st alone can save tn:s world, but
i Christ can not save th.s world a'.on-
oive them something to do with us. We
must make this year a campaign for
members. Let us double our membership
nnt annmmmate it. but do it. We do SO
mnr.h everv dav that will not abide. Let
ns lav ud some treasure that will abide
She also said "I first went to whina lb
ar aoo. and if I could spend 20 more
vears there. I would be the happiest
women in the world."
YOLK HOME
Provided Ju Mi Rvfty Mountain Tea,
!Vi the gprir.j and fall.
Newlin Drug Co.
THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF
will be greatly increased by care
nH iiiHieious harmonizine oi pat
terns and colors in wall hangings
ceiling, and border papers. Some
nf our most recent designs in wan
papers are as well worth seeing
as a line of paintings or etchings.
Yet the exhibition s tree: wel
come any business day
STANIELS & JARMAN
Paper Hangersjand
Deccratoratars
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Gold Crowns $ 5.00 up
Bridgework p 'Goth 5.00
Gold Fillings 1.00 up
Plates 5.00 up
Examination and Estimates FREE
LA.GRWDH DENTAL CO.
Successors to Reavis Bros.
nu.fW9if nnuno. Phone Black 51
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