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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1909)
ET1K15G 0 BSZSYEH, LI GRAJD, OBZCOJT FBCDAT, BZCggSZS 10, WILLIAMS RESIGNS : STEWARD OPERA HOUSE cszs u ti a u E m ' E tt tr R L. a U a n C3 G Is U 13 B U 1jA1 l U LI iiiS : liliMiLLU u v) Cards . Dairies Booklets " Fountain Pens Christmas Letters Leather Bill Books DAINTY GIFT B0OKS FOR ALL AGES SOME NEW FICTIONS The Inner Shrine The Silver Horde Truxton King -.' The Foriegner The White Prophet The Pool of Flame FOR THE YOUNGSTERS The Little Colonel Books Riley's Child Rhymes Linen Books-Can't be Torn ASSISTANT CA8IIIEE TTILL DE ! TOTE TIME TO ORCHARDS. Alter Twelve Years Affiliation with . .Local Bank Will Beslg. A LINE uF DOLLS-'Good Dolls On which the prices are much lower than you are used to paying. GIVE US YOUR SPECIAL ORDER FOR BjOKS IF The Famous Jolly Delia Pringle; After several years successfully op erating and Investing in orchard lands Assistant Cashier, Sherwood Williams of the La Grande National Bank, has handed In his resignation to take ef fect next April, and will sever Mb connection with that Institution, with which he has been connected for the past twelve years, to give his undivid ed attention to the planting of an orchard on a forty acre tract recently purchased from F. M. Hoffedltz. This tract lies directly east of and Joins the town of Imbler and Is considered to & be well worth the price of $4,800.00 paid for It. Mr. Williams for several years has been convinced that the fruit Indus try offers exceptional inducements to those who go Into the business Intel ligently and believes that the man agement of the proposed orchard will prove beneficial not "!y zz i Luaiuetm venture but as a change from the con flnement of the years of office work. Mr. and Mrs. Williams do not Intend to make their recently acquired prop erty their home for the present at least, but during the planting and cultivating season will personally di rect the setting out of the orchard which will consist of Rome Beauties, Ganos and Jonothans. These varieties have been thoroughly tested in this valley, growing to perfection, and in their season 11 the demand of the buying public. and her Merry Company BIG WEEKS 2i Monday, Starting December 13th; Opening Play "In the Heart or tne films : wi I In" ?of Ore !$1O,O0 hi then 'own co -Mercu Parana Da yf on fhey .i During Uheiri ling o 'proVits I In the Mufua msw Mm mi PFOJ LOSSl 4 8 "Where Nothing Is Too Much Tonble" ZE32 Ho Ida uggestioini: FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE THEY WILL FIND ' MY EMPORIUM OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIHINGS A PLACE WHERE YOUR MONEY HAS MARVELOUS PURCHASING towers. "" -. .75Trl 1133313233 " COME AND SEE. ;; My line and prices and be convinced. Snort find Stormy. Hattie M. Stoffie has filed a suit in the circuit court against her husband J. B. Stoffle. The plaintiff and defend ant were married at La Grande on August , 12, 1909 and they moved to this city shortly after that and Mrs. Stoffle alleges that her husband be gan to mistreat and abuse her short ly after their, arrival here; that, he accused her of infidelity and called her vile names in the Dresence of her -2-year old daughter on several S3, occasions. Pendleton Tribune, A Great Comedy Change of Play Every Night SPECIALTIES Matinee Saturday Pringle Prices: 10-20-30 You'll Have to Hurry Seats i specialties:! A Qu Photi Lounges Iron Beds Center tables Bed room sets Art Squares Rocking chairs Chiffioneers Dining roo mchair Rugs Glassware Baby chairs Trunks SuitCases Mattresses Picture frames C UWAM 1DAM3 iVUNUEr VHONE 1522 S3 US 23 33 S3 21 S3 U u rj E2 E2 a rinm Pudding. The FrancoAmerlcan Plum Pud ding; raisins, currants, cider, oranges and lemonade sweet cider for mince meats. Heinz Mince Meat, and "None Such" ; mince meat in packages. Oil Olives in the bulk, pop corn, etc., at the City Grocery today. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Charles D. Delaney. No tice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of on Sale Now I We give a real Diamond away J every Saturday night - - - - . j) Charles D. Delaney deceased, to pre sent them properly verified, to the un dersigned administrator, at the Unit ed States Nat'onal Bank In La Grande Union County, Oregon, within Blx months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Date of firbt publication, December 4, 1909. . H. E. COOLIDGE. Administrator Notice of Annual Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the . stockholders of the La Grande National Bank will be held at their banking house on Tues day, January 11th, 1910 between ths hours of 10 a. tn. and 4 p. m. for the election of a board of nine direc tors to serve for the year 1910 and for the transaction of such other bus iness as may come before the meet ing. . - ... F. L. IIEYERS, Cashier. La Grande. December 9th. lit Kii Sh Twc Ml TBI 5 Observer Want Ads Pay the Best n A V a S3 E3 Quality Lines That Stand or The Stetson The Berry ForSheirri Meier The Shoe with a Wide Rcputation-We Toe.' "Brotherly Love For Nach Toe". CLOTHING "Sir, HATS SHOES Garments Bearing this Brand have Workman and Quality. Co p eiiiiiiiHtoe a V a a , S3 NIV 1909 CROP r asa, G O D HOLIDAY SEEDED RAISINS, SMYBNA FIOS BLEACHED RAISINS, OOLDE NDATES, WALNUTS, CURRANTS. PEEL, MINCE MEAT. FATUSQN Brtt5. GROCERIES Phone Black 81 I i
