La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1909, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Ladies' I7aii5
la Ui leMt 7lea .ml effect.
Uk, T4, Yoil mmA CDttom.
1 let at M ; value from S t I.H
1 lot at $1.91; tiIum from $ te 11.10
1 let at $1.M; Tiee from II e 11.11
1 lot at Ttej vela (h It 18
NOT SHOTS
Ladies' Felt Slipper 9o
Ladle Felt Slipper 91.10
Children' Felt Slipper tlo
Ladle Shoe Me np
The famou Peter line of akoe all
eat to piece I price.
Aits in custtm, e pbca aa aaeaJ goat's our sAcfres attor January 1st at a jraaf
dltcouat, and tsptciallf winter gwdiFrices cut no figure The goods oasf a replaced
fry a ut fctxf seajaa's f oarfs. Cone and bring your CATALOGUES.
Misses' Coals
All age. New etock.
Lot 1 11.11 raluea to IS.OO.
J Lot t ll.tl value to 18.10.
Lot I 41.11 value to 110.01.
Boys' Overcoats
A large assortment to select from.
14.10 to 11.00 Coat, eale 99.M
II. 10 to 11.10 Coat, eale. .....$4.9T
11.00 to 110.00 Coats, aale M.t
11.10 to 11.00 Coata, eale ...... Mil
Specials For Tuesday
PRINTS: 4X& 1 0 yards to a cu&tomer
Stock Lin i ted
lea's Shirts
11.11 Shlrta. closing out at ....91.71
11.00 Skirt aloalng out at 91-49
11.10 Shirt, closing out at tie
11.10 Blue Flannel ShlrU, at ..91-81
ll.TI Blue Flannel Shirt Il.tS
About 100 pair of lined Glove and
Mltu at prion that will clean Uiem up
lien' heavy Buapenderi 2e
Lien's Shoes
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11.00 pataat leather for. . . : . ,f .7$
11.10 box ealf for 91-38
14 00 Ylcl Kid for ...a.t
A few pair only, 13.50 Shoe . .98o
11.10 asortd kinda ......... .92.79
Man's and Bora' Nightshirt at 1-9 off
Winter Underwear 1-9 off
Wool Sox . : Sic and ap
UWIES' SUITS
We have platwd oar rtwtieining etorfc
ato Uurw lot, nardleae of their
original prior.
Lot 1 9.8; valaea 919.19 to IH.Ot
Lot 1 903; value 111.10 to IJI.00
Lot 90)19.81; value $99.90 to 121.00
Lot 9 919.91; ralue llf.ll to 111 00
Remnants
We hare noma price for jroa ea
mat wfU anake jroa "lake
Oa top of oar foraner Ug re
aaeatoa we aero eat from 19 to 99 per
WOO!) DRBSS GOODS. ;
SILK WAIST PATTBaNH.
TAB AOS lOXa.XS, TOWBLINQ, ETC.
HOT SHOTS
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10-4 Blankets
wtrW Seaool Cap
Ladle' Hoee .
Blaak FaaKlaatore, ll-lnoh aquaro 17o
Mea'e 1.00 ShlrU 41a
Wladeor Tie to
Boy' OrerooaU to 11.00 ,'...,.$9.89
Men' and Bow' Suits. .One-half prlee
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The PftSTME THEATRE
Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs
IHGII-CLASS V AXTDE VTLLK.
PROGRAM
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The "Street Waifs Chrlstmaa.
"In Mam'ry of You, Swwtlieart." 4
4 Antique Wardrobe.
An Awkward Affliction.
t Rnra and fShaw. InitrumntJ- 4
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LADIBS' SOUVENt-MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
2 CHILDREN'S I MATINEE SATURDAY.
Program Changes: lloniay, Wednesday end Fridays
I Open Every Day Except Sunday
' ing a ball are up to the .standard of
i the "feed" committee whloh haa been
1 in the limelight often, the success ot
the dance Is already assured.
Jwr feoree.
Fever sores and old chronle sores'
should not be healed entirely, but
'hQUld be kept In healthy condition.
This can bo done by applying Cham
berlain's Salvo. This salve has no su
perior for this purpose. It is also
Jack Frost today painted plate glass' most excellent for chapped hand, or
of this city In his myriad designs. nipples, burns find diseases of the skid.
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Daily Observer 65c per Month
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1 WASHING MACHINES I
The vase of a prescripts depends upon the proof
ness with wkkh it reaches (be sick rtom
"Do It Now"
is the moth which stands tor much in oar prescription de
partment All prescriptions are Sited as soon as received
and delivered as soon as tilted. Yoa know oar repatiHon
for pure drugs and careful cconpcacding .:. ' .:. .:.
IVe Carry Everything which Should be J
round ma Drug btore
II ILL5 DRQQ JT0KE
LA GRANDE, 02lEGJ0f
With the mercury falling during the
forenoon until It touched 9 degrees
above zero, a sharp, cold wind blow
ing the Icy snow, La Grande experi
enced Its worst storm of the year to
day. Following on the rainy season of
Sunday, the change was extremely
sudden and caught many napping,
with the result that colds have been
Acquired in many instances. But the
young blizzard is not one that clogs
autcr pipes, rather, making outside
life anything but disagreeable. In
sharp contrast to the post-holiday
shopping business yesterday, local
merchants had little to do, while the
storm raged without today. Farmers
have come to town only on really urg
ent matters.
For sale by all good dealers.
Do your washing at home
and save money as uell
as the Clothes. ASK
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mil FOR
FIRST BALL
Foreman C. Jackson has Issued a
call for special meeting of Rescue
Hose company No. 1, this evening,
when additional plans for the first an
nual ball to be given by the company.
will be prepared. The fire fighters
ST8 "out LTTiong 'em" advertising th
social affair which la slated for Jan
uary 15, and they are confident even
at this early date of having a large
crowd. This will be the first venture
Into society by the volunteer depart- ,
VMVERSITY STATISTK'S,
Nearly air of the big universities ot
the country will resume today and to
morrow, after the holiday recess. The
attendance figures are practically
complete, and show that Columbia is
now the leading- educational institution
of the country in the number of pupils
enrolled, having surpassed Harvard,
which held first place hist year. Yale
Is ow twelfth In the list of 25 promi
nent colleges here given:
1. Columbia 6,675
2. Harvard 6,342
3. Michigan 6,188
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. c nicago 5,114 j 4
6. Cornell '. 4,700 !
6. Minnesota 4,687
t. Pennsylvania ...4,555
8. Illinois .4,400
9. New York University 3,951
10. Wisconsin ..3,878
11. California . . 3,751
12. Yale 3,4
13. Syracuse 3,204
14. Nebraska 3.154
15. Northwestern 3,113
16. Ohio 2,700
17. Missouri 2,558
18. Iowa ,2,3'5
19. Indiana r.l 1 3
20. Kansas 2,086
21,. Stanford 1,5 41
22. Princeton ..1,314
23. Western Reserve ....1,016
24. Virginia ... 7R7
25. Johns Hopklas . 698
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PRICE
G. C Scheurer;
Agent for Wallowa and Union County
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Tomorrow being the Feast of th
Epiphany, or the presentation of
Christ to the Gentiles, the holy Eucha
rist will be offered up in the St Pe-
ment, but If propensities for arrang- ter's church.
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Own Your Water System !
And Be Independent
A Well Will Solve The Problem
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ity-flve yoaW atewUae ha the weO-iMUlng benbsees eaMUblM
Etc to Qo yoar work praerly mm aeeaoatleally, I am ptvpatw to
GrW to any depih.
ASK ME TOR PARTICULARS A YD REPfffSWIE RE
CARDING WfLLS I DRILLED l THIS COUNTY
D. M. HUWT, La Grande!
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