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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1908)
) r '. PAGE THREE. MuMi observer, la chiaxde. oregon. moxday, xovemcer as, io. EIGHT PAGES. I 44 -CI oi l son ECONOMY a In the purchase ot holiday gifts is buying articles that will please the entire household and at ihe same time be of an educational and entertaining nature. Nothing fills the bill quite so well as an Edison Phonograph. We have plenty of llCf Ji ' 0 3 1 - "1 I 1 1 ,1 1 : : a 5 IK suit your convenience. Don nail to see us while the lihe is unbroken. . . DAVIS MUSIC COMPANY 1316 ADAMS AVENUE SPOKAXK'S DIG APPLE SHOW. Portland)-! to Attend Other Boot.t Item of IntercHi. . Portland, Nov. 23. -(Special corres pondence.) The business men of . Portland will go to Spokane on Fri day, December 11, to attend the Na tional Apple fair and this will be the first trip of Its kind over the "North Bank" road. Pullmans, diners and parlor-observation ears will make the train, The visitors will have all day In Spokane and return so that the scenic portion of the trip will be made .by daylight, arriving" 'home at 5:30 Sunday afternoon. A conference of the officers of the State Dairy association at Salem has determined the details of that conven tion December 10 and 11. Te ses sions will be held In Yw Liberty the ater, while a commodious hall has been secured for exhibits. The board of trade of that city will receive ex hlbltsand care for them so that they will be In excellent condition for dis play. Messrs. William M. Ladd, Dr. E. N. Hutchinson and Dr. James Wlth- ycombe are among those on the pro gram. center of the North Bank road, liolds the- record for liberality In raising an advertising fund. The entire popula tion of the village and valley of White Salmon does not exceed 600 people. and at recent meeting they raised $2200, or almost $4 apiece. Notice of ItnH)undtiient. Notice Is hereby given that on the 16th day of November, 1908, I took up while running at large In the city of La Grande, Ore., the following de scribed animals, to-wlt: , One' small brown cow, branded R on right hip; no other brands visible. One spotted cow, light red anu white, no' brands visible! haa hole In left ear. i One lnrge spotted cow, branded R I on ngni nip; unoer dh out ot leit ear and small silt In left ear. , One red cow, no brands or mn'ks visible. v One red and white spotted yearling heifer, swallow fork In left ear; no other brands or marks visible. . One brlndle yearling steer; hole In right ear, torn out; no brands visible All of the above animals have horns. That I Impounded said animals In the city pound of La Grande, Ore., under and by virtue of the ordinance there of and unless the owner claims and pays the costs and expenses of such mal at the expiration of 10 days from impounding and keeping of said anl- the- date of this notice, advertise and sell said animals as provided by the ordinances of said city. Done and dated at La Grande. Ore.. this the 17th day of November, 1903. JOHN W. WALDEN. - Chief of Police. 17-10t -"rTr 4 4444 - v , . Send your suit to me and .lt win do returned to you looking as good as when new. Ladles' 4 wear given special and pains- taking attention.' 4 L. H. WINN. 4 wver Aeivllu'a Drug Store. ' 444 11 V, O. v. .'.ucuiion. . -There will be a special meeting of the La Grande Camp No. 169, W. O. W. Tuesday evening. All members of the local camp and visiting neighbors are urged to attend. There will -be things doing." By order of XERl'ACKLES. C. C. . Fortune Teller Fined. - A gypsy fortune teller met with misfortune today In that she fattened the city's coffers $100 ' for violating: the law of licenses.. Sho was tried,. found guilty and sentenced to pay $100 In flno money. The fine was liqui dated. Edison Plionofjrnphs and Her. ord at XEWLIV BOOK & ST A- TIOXERV CO. '44 4.J.4.4. .H4J,4,44iMj,tJl..... . , ' . . wumt limy w& ura m u 1 4 X 3 J t it IffM fTi C Mff - .1 ommj.-. l-lu. ,. , i. L.ujLJiEiUMiJLUJi.Mirmr : i Another Large Mill Clpse Out Less Than the Raw Materia! Cost i Special sale on this lot Tuesday, 2xtth.: ONS '1 it We want to close out every yard on this day. TUESDW Don't forget the date tt $t 4? : 4. n J LARGE L01 OF SAMPLES and MILL ENDS at prices that are unquestionably without equal in the history of Eastern Oregon close out during the next few days REGARDLESS OF VALUE - -- jj E V E R it tt DAY A SPECI A L S A LES .DAY it $1.50 to $2M Values in Shirts Coats, Cioves, i Blankets, Pants etc - - - 98c tt tt We bought ftt 75c ro $i.GQ Values, Consisting or Smaii his ot Overalls, Shirts, Jumpers, Caps, Mittens The above lots of merchandise are net ail shelf worn goods but samples and mill ends that are in every way iirst-zlass merchandise and will be sold at a qreat savina to the canmm?r mht them for this purpose and with this point in view. - SEE WI.XDOW DISPLAY - ' , consumer TT . . mm. I It I . r 1 rrr r .mm . . . 'mm. - " " w 4' cf misses trimmea nais i t rrice; wvu pair xaaes' Lnuaren s ana men s Shoes below manufacturer's Cost? son t 44 A Tt dliu 4 44 tt t T4, A. 3- 4 22 ' iinp cnimneys, .-so. i Good grade Indies' Cotton Hose 9c- 44 if Common Water Tiimblef, set 13r Good grade men's cotton Sox 9(, JX Toilet Soup ..v 3' Good grade ladles' wool Hose ; i7c Thousand of yard of Embroidery 5e, 8 l-;tc, lii- Good grade men's wool Sox ISc and 23c 44 C.ood ' Hemstltfch-d Handkerchief .' 3;' "Jiie H.se Supporters, ladles' lj0 tt ' Ijtrge line of Boys' Caps 9.- lre H..?e Supporters, children's l)o Jt Ladles' Knit Wool Skirts ' ' i:c . 75e Mlttenn. ladles' ' 4c t tt r. Men's 43.00 Hats $I.9S Best Pins ' ............I...'.!!...'.... 2C 4 J ' Ladles' Fascinators, 50c values 2:lo 1 Bent Safety Pins , c 4. .J Children's Tains, 25o to 4rte values UK Scotch Plaid Box Hair Pins 3o ft t Saxony Yard ..." .V No. 1 Lantern (Halns) 23e 4 t Knitting Yarn, all colors, Vtb skcln. 10c Lamp Chimneys, No. 1 ' ' ' ' 4 IX 44ttt44444tt444 W444-444444444444.XZ 4444444444444 444444444tt 4)4)t4T I 4-4
