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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1908)
EIGHT PAGES. EVEMNfi . DSEnVEII. M CHAXPE. OREGON. FKIDAV, 1K EMREKJiim PAGE FIGHT. X WORTHY GOODS J PfOttlpfhe'SS ... at .: . .; ;!?. . .: . . . .. : . : 3 1 cvvHixU urctxti nuui-: j Universit y Glee Club The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt LOWEST PRICES Monday, December nst : On its nth Annual Tour With Songs That appeal to popular and classic taste 26 Artists 26 I PRICES: Orchestra 75c; Other Seats 50c; Gallery 25c J Fresh Vegetables are Scarce I But we have iust received nearly a i : a carload of canned goods. The goods : : are all standard brands and are this season's Pack Asparagus I Spinach Sweet Potatoes " Pumpkins . ; Suocotash ! Everything in Staple and fancy Can-! ned Goods Preferred Stock, Preferred Stock, I Preferred Stock Preferred Stock mm : City Grocery and Bakery, j E. POLACK, Prop PHONE MAIN 75 . 2( PER GENT BIG DISCOUNT SALE CONTINUED Jewel cry, Watches, Rings, Cut Glass, Silverware, Umbrellas, Hand Painted China & Clocks 5 ThJc WlooL I am makintf n rrfnntinn I of 20 percent on everything I have in my Jevvelery Store Ladies Watches from $5.60 to $25.00 Cents Watches $3.20 to $55 00. This reduction makes a $25. watch for $20. You save the $5.00 and we are satisfied as the volume of our business is greater. Come early and avoid the rush Ilieacock's Jewelry Store OPEN EVENINGS . f Those who select holiday tokens from the sensible line of gifts we carry can be sure that the goods bought are worthy of giving and that they have been purchased at the lowest possible price. Many people realize this and the result if that our stock is depleted by the rush which comes iust prev ious to Christmas. Therefore make your selections as early as you can Hair Brushes Fan:y Gombs Nhisks Confectionery Cloth Brushes Manhure Goods Leather Goods Perfumes Gigars, etc. Newlin Drug Co. j La Grande.Ore. 9 , w ' THE COOK WILL BE GLAD to see some of our high grade coal carried Into your cellar. 1 Didn't know there were grades f In coal? Why there are almost as many as there are of eggs or butter. Let ua send you the kind that will prove by the per- fection of the kttohen fire that J our coal Is different than the t ordinary and decidedly better. e G. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10; Oregon Boys Slake Riff Hit. As expected, tho University of Ore gon Glee and Mandolin clubs made good last night at tho Grand, and af forded a very pleasant evening's en tertainment, says the Salem States man. The boys sang better, had bet ter songs, and better arrangement of program than last year. Every num- voices blended in a harmonious man ner. The mandolins were well han dled, and the stunt men captured the audience. "Ivory Ticklers," by Messrs. Ogden and Gelsler. made a hit. Mr. Victor Volght took the house with his clever dialect stories, both French and Ital ian. The "Jolly Jail-birds" were de cidedly original and refreshing, es pecially In their ballet dance. The "Jall-blrds were Messrs. Cooper, Nel sin. Wood and Burke. "Is he in?" a dramatic sketch In one screame, was very cleverly done by Messrs. Volght and Burke. They Introduced an original song. "The Hot Tamale Man," which was well receiv ed. The evening closed with an excel lent song. "Days at Oregon." This was encored and responded to with an other Oregon song, followed by the "varsity yell. people, tho Mohammedans. The other films are all. new and The Observer leaves It to the patrons If the program is not up to a high standard. Full House at the Scenic. The Scenic theater had the best house of the week last evening, for the reason that It had a good show and many would not miss the opportunity of seeing It before the complete change tonight. This evening Lou Dunbar will be seen as a German comedian in new things. Atkinson brothers will also have something new to finish the week with and this change takes place tonight. The trio are giving the pub lic a clean attraction in vaudeville. In "Tlitt Mohiimmeuaii tt Home" there is a scrits of Interesting and instruct ive views. The film picture the home life of that intensely religious set of A PAINFTL ACCIDENT. Fr ululate Woman Sustains Frightfully Painful Injuries to Tho Fingers. In some way that physicians or thr party herself can scarcely account for Mrs. Isaac Bonsel of Frultdale, me? with an accident which is causing hei excruciating pain. Early this morn ing, while working about her kitchen she entangled her foot in the linoleum and fell heavily. At the time, she wa? carrying a huge stone crock filled with cream, and In the fall, instinct ively clung to It. In a manner hard to describe, In fact is not definitely known to herself even, the index and second fingers of the right hand were severed at the first Joints. The flesh was torn off and the bones literally severed. The Joints In both instances were left exposed. The pain was frightful, but as soon as Drs. A. L. Richardson and G. L. Biggers had been called In the pains were allevi ated and the wounds dressed. This afternoon he Is resting quite easily. It will require some time for the wounds to heal. Mrs. Bonsel Is a sister of Conductor Frank Coykendall of Pendleton. Bought Fine Horse. T. J. Snider and Dune Woodell have just purchased a fine 1700-pound 2-year-old Percheron colt of A. C. Ruby of Portland. The animal is here, and Is a beauty. Large horse is what bring the money one year with another. Birth Record. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Brad shaw, near Summervllle, December 1C, a daughter. ness with which it reaches the sick room "Do lt Now" : s the motto which stands for much in our prescription de partment. All prescriptions are filled as soon as received and delivered as soon as filled. You know our reputation for pure drugs and careful compounding .:. .:. We Carry Everything which Should be Found in a Drug Store MILL'S DRUQ -fTORE LA GRANDE, OREGON Cut Prices on Lumber and Shingles for large Orders .We need the money; You need the material Fir and Native Lumber, Gcdar Shingles STODDARD LUMBER CO .... 1 . : i Keep the muiiey at home $ by using LA GRANDE SUGAR Costs no r tit ire Jut as sucet. All dealers. &4M'4X& x m 4' i THE GEORGE PALMER LUMBER COMPANY RETAIL DEPARTMENT j We Solicit Your Orders for ' Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, ; Chain Wood l VVc are 'prepared to furnish and deliver material promptly. Call up Retail Department Phone Main 8. . THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION A HOME COMPANY 34.000 MEMBERS $28,000,600.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to 50 per cent on Your Insurance J. VV. OLIVER, AGENT, La Crande,0r. Cor. 6th St and Washington Ave Phone Red 1782
