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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1906)
DIAMONDS, WATCHES CHAINS, BRACELETS, RINGS AND PINS and everything in the jewelry line carried by a first class Jewelry Store t ! t Best selected stock of Clocks in Eastern Oregon Special line of best Quality Gold Headed Umbrellas Hand painted China Why take chances in buying from houses you do not know when you can find ever) thing you, want in the Jewelry line in a house that you have known for fifteen years, and is always ready to correct any mis takes should tlWe happen to be one. All my stock is in La Grande, where i intend io stay and will be here to accomodate you in future years. Make your Christmas selections early, I will lay the articles away for you. A nice piece of jewelry is the most acceptable present for lady or gentleman All goods sold at lowest prices in Eastern Oregon, quuality considered .Next door , to NcwUn's Drug Store Opposite United States Land Office J. PEARE i :rande's Leading Jeweler Established 1801 ft- f L'v . A Valuable Xmas Present " Do you wish to give your son or daughter A PRERET that will be valuable all through life? Then buy a schoolarship In the STANDARD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE M. M. Slattery, Principal. La Grande, Oregon !j ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS About the quality of our meat, the clean and neat ap pearance of our market, the promptness of our delivry, OUr CUrteous trPAtmpnf in all nir iii-tn.v,, J :t 4i ......... Uii wui vuowiiicib, auu n uioy don't tell you that ours is the best market in the city why well PULPIT asks m m IN IA GRANDE SCHOOLS TEST ORCHARDS LOCATED The three test apple orchards to be grown in Clackamas County under the sup ervision of the Oregon Experiment Stat ion and Horticultural Commissioner Reid have been located. One will be on the farm of Judge Ryan on the banks of the Willamette, near Oregon City; one on the farm of W. F. Holder at Garfield, and the third on the farm of Arthur Kayler, near ivoiaiia. i he Oregon Experiment station supplies the trees and gives directions as to the care of the tree and orchard.. Oregon Agriculturist. At a resent meetinir of the l inn rtn,,t uouncu, matrons of Husbandry, a resolu -ion was adopted heartiiv favnrinu ,h, rigid enforcement of the laws in relation tn tne cleansing of diseased fiuit trees. FOR RENT-A tage on 8th and N street. Inquire of Mr. f! n e Our buyer has purchased some fat young heaves for the holiday trade, such as the Eastern markets call baby J beef. Try a roast or steak of it and you will be happy. Phone Main 16, tell the man your wishes and leave 1 the rest to him. ' I 8.d7es, STILWELL & COMPANY Tele& 16 . ''Music should be a part of the public school curriculum for every child. The time has come when we ought to have music taught in our schools by men or women who do nothing else. Let us stir up the tax payers of the city as well as the school directors so e shall have funds to secure a music teacher to g.ve his entire time to teaching mus e to cur childrei.." These were the words used by Rev. E. B. Hays last evening in an eloquent ad ores on l he power of mus.c.'" With a text taken from Psa. 167-8, "0 that men would praise the Lord". Rev. Hays defined music and showed how it refines Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach. Torrid Liver nnri icS2SrSSr Laxative Fruit Syrup ROT IMPORTED MOCK Joseph GedHes has juit shipped a carload of fine imported percheon and Clydesdale mares, which he purchased in Portland Mr. Geddes is interested in the breeding of good stock and h,-.5 done a great deal toward the improvement of BaUpr m,,nt stock.- Bilker Citv Her .1,1 and ennobles. He dwelt ;n the necessity of muse in the business world. the Sun day schools, we curves, the hames and especially in t'-e schc; s. Rev. Hays :s advjeatir;. a wot thy tt :s h-g.n tir-e that mus c was taaht in pb.ic schools. Tne srnooi d.rectors ciuld make no tetter ex pend.turo of moneys than to prov de a musx teacher. !t is be hoped that every individual, w.-.o has near h s .-eart fe welfare of La Grande's coming ge'-era-tions. will take up trs propaganda wh eh pulpit, and not let up until La Granue has a creaitable mus e system :n as schocs. Final Administration Notice L0V1NA THARP ESTATE Notice is nereoy given that the undersigned admin istrator of the Estate cf I t... Estate has filed his final account and re port and that the County Court has set TuesdayJJanuary 8th 1907 at 2 P. M at the court room of said court in the Court House at La Grande, Union County, Oregon as the time and dIsc fnr all objections thereto snd to settle said estate. Order made Decemher Km ionc First publication December 8th 1906. ' 1 S. L. Brooks, Administrator. HUNKr DORY" What is it? Newlin Droo Co. YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Is' not complete without one of our Turkeys. Fresh meats of all kinds KROUSE BROS Prop, Successor to J. Bull and Co Phons Main 48 For thft eatia t9 l.i: I. il. . . lu J w lnB amicted ana tor the good of humanity, it is my 01 duty to "commend Hollister's- KOCkv Moiintaiir T UU. trv J-j i n " " i our coun- Tyv,i . . fellowmen a duty. Tea or -ran, eoc, 1NEWLIN Dnim r.n ! ! A. T. H!LLt Druggist Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It Is cuaranteed i or rang cxponinoa 1900. CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Propri.tor. Largest Brewing PUnf in Eastern Oregon Ask for La GrandeBeer. and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER iTmaDE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE is 9 I ft L
