La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOR" Srr fftc Hew Year right .Save monsyvy staring some those bargains at the Peoples Store, Opera douse Block Every article in the store reaucea m pmx Th Ideal Chrlatmaa lft for I 'I . ! ) - ; ' - : . i i ! t t J X II i : J 1-2 nrettv i ? . 1 ; - V I a Tlie on that will b Gome in and see the table full of Christmas Gifts at one half off. Every article will make a nice present and will be sold at much less than the the wholesale price. Sleds, Skates and ' all other Christmas Hardware at the low est price - W. H. BOHIMCAMP CO BAY & ZWEIFEL Plumbers and Tinners ---- Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty Let us furnish you with an estimate on your work. No order too large or small lor ou- best attention. Let us rellne that old stove. At. a slight ex pense we can make it as good as hew BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STREET THE COOK WILL liE GLA! to sea soma of our high grade coal carried into your cellar. Didn't know there were grades In coal 7 Why there are almost as many as there are of eggs or butter. Lot us send you the kind that will prove by, the per fection of the kitchen tire Unit : our coal Is different than the ordinary and docldedly better. .yourself, 4 truly appreciated and enjoyed. Is a pair of my Glasses. If your eyes are beginning to evince any"slgns of a deefct. ' m them but a hort period. A fact that 'you nhould conaider now and havo me fit you tjin you might have J. H- PEAR El; LEADING AND PIONEER JEWELER LIST OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Holland: Frank M.. Carroll to sacne 1, (Continued from page I.) G. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10: A. Prell, . . ; : - - October. Ebenezer Richardson to Sallle A. Hallmark; Claud Wllley to Mary Spec kelmlre; John Thomas Reeves to Del ma Loveless; John J. Rezab to Ger trude Hill; J. R. Morrison to Mary B. Steelmnn; Charles E. Flanery to Beat rice R. Miller; H. L. Owen to Bertha Chenault; Edward C. Bork to Lena R. Knickerbocker; Leonard Northcott to Dove Klngsland; Sol Stlllman to Hul da S. Golden; Clarence L. May to Vir ginia Jones; Frank Parker to Edith Canady; James F. Elliott to Florence Hallgarth; Hugh C. Craig to Ee:l? M, Miller; H. K. Larson to Christina WeHtenskow; R. L. Shoemaker to H. S. Patten; W. H. Heiron to Lulu M. Gib son; George O. Mercer to Olive A. Mercer; Frank H. Hoffmler to Minnie McKay; Hugh H. Huron to Stella Brooks; William Smith to Carrie Mot ley; Ernest Schram to Augusta Wei demnn; John Nodlne to Delilah H. Prlllman; Joncph F. Brooks to Katie Marshall; H. L. Chlarson to Bertha Parker. ' November. William Struck to Louisa Struck; F. A. Gallowuy to Myrtle Austin; Gil bert NVlson to Myrtle Lund; Henry M. Pfelfer to Bessie Combs; Jacob Hallgarth to Ruth Gates; Lloyd Dor mart to Beatrice Gray; T. D. Twldwell to Ella Rlnehart; F. M. Stafford to Esther Knox; John Stutslnser to Min nie Tacker;' L. P. Hall to Alia V. Jones; Elmer E. Smith to Bertha E. Slater. December. Morris W. Knight to Mlnnettr Burke; Wllburn Farrls to Minnie Clark; Leroy Blanchard to Callie Bun nell; Gale S. Robinson to Cynthia Cheesewrlght; Earl S. MeComas to Mary E. Knight; Forest F. Farrls to Elsie Knapp; Alva Cunningham to Benge; C. L. Wilson to Josephine Bohl; R. V. Hollenbeck to Louise Bauer; D. V.. Eanford to Lottie Mangers; W. H. Crulkshank to Anna M. Breshears; C. E. Thornburg to Zella Hope; Earl Ar nold to Maude Shockley; Fiank San ford to Alice Dawson; W. J. Cantrell to Hilda Brown; E. G. Stewart to Mag gie Eartz; Walter Richards to Laura Tracy; O. C. Olsen to Hanna Lareaon; V. D. MFcCulIy to Martha L. Cahoon; II. G. Hayes to Verna B. Drlscoll. a i t rv n v I Lk I I J K I Z 2 Done i!. t ffiiWffmrWantltmntl ' '. I ' PHONE MAIN 7 A. B C. Laundry TABLE RELISHES -wmm mm- I rv .)Ol!I T m WML IUW WWl We recieve fresh consignrrenls of Hot House Lettuce, Gelery, Sweet Potatoes, and GranberriesGau'iflowers and Pine Apples and Gocoanuts for the Holidays. Pop Corn that will pop and Nuts that are fresh Saved by my MeLied of $ Dling Wells Mo Wood Used i City Grocery and Bakery, E. PC LACK, Prop PHONE MAIN 75 u BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management) t Gasoline Engine Saves - you much time and mon ey. Ii ucticn' in Gaso line E:.jineering .." Call or Write R. A. WEST, The Well Driller j We ttave Reclcvcdllie Agency fcr BALL WATCHES ' The Railroad Standard Made by The WEBB C. BALL U4ICH CO. Cleveland, Chio. kVptfd ty 78 Ra road Systems of t he I). S. as their Official Stan dard. We witl be pleased to show end ex plain this Welch to anyone. Man knows what it isl Every railroad Rales $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Best 25c meal In the city Beds 25c and SOc All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. pet week One block from depot Only house in the city employing white help only . . mmm Somethin & Exceptionally Good WHICH TOP Boy's Shoes CPS EST N Depot St SIEGRIST. & CO- JEWELERS AND OPTICICUNS I T -i" V - ... . r?y 01? SERVICE i y-t if'- --r-rr i.i n-.f tilfrrrHr,J'tH Shlsiges for large Orders f We need the money; You need the material fir and Native Lumber, Gedar Shingles STODDARD LUMBER CO. i A. Togctlicr. Robert Herrlck't r.rr book. "To gether." at Ferguson's. Also Charle Rann Kennedy" "The Servant in the M.l it. Ilnrrls ihr EvanselKt. Wlin Open Hclvrl Mf'tlr.- at tlie ClirU tian Churvb Yi';i.r;-o'. Ni'.iu 'Xjn3M pdAOJddB ua 'ua.vja 9uiix tinp 001 jnoq-niu uq evi -utvSjcq c iV airs aoj WHT NOT TRY Pophama ASTHMA REMEDY? GlTea prompt and poeltlTe relief r, evy-y css. Sold Jy .flrasptft, Prtie $1.00. Trial pack as by mall 10 cent. ( fVUltams Mfg. COn Props. aereUikl 'm For aalr by ; v ! A. T. HILL. UruWJt. ; 4 If i -. t ;