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ETZ5IKG OBSEHTin, LI GILLXDE, ORIG05 FRIDAY, DECXXBEB 10, 1909.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS MA YENJOY IN FULL
MEASURE THE SPIRIT OF THE CHRISTMAS
SEASON. .
NOTHINS'S TO BE GAINED BY DELAY. MUCH
OF THE JOY OF GIVING IS LOST WHEN LISTS
ARE HUURIEDLY COMPILED AND HASTILY
FILLED.
NOW THERE IS AMPLE TIME FOR THE CON
SIDERATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL PREFER
ENCE OF THOSE TO BE REMEMBERED.
An Elegant Assortment of
- - USEFUL PRESENTS
FOR HIM
Smoking Jacket.
B?.th P.cbcc
Fancy Neckwear .
Fancy Suspenders
Dress Gloves
Umbrellas
House Slippers
FOR HER
Fur Sets.
" Silk Kimonas.
. .. Hand Bags
Fancy Handerchiefs.
Jet Novelties.
Mexican Drawnwork
Beautiful Linen Sets.
Fancy (Slippers
MANY PLEASING GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE
7 ONES
1ST. KL. W ;B
places, a few scenes 'were rather
shaky, but taken as a whole the play
was a fine production.
The other parts were secondary to
the "Deacon" played by Herrlngton
Dupey, the "constable" by Sid Will
lama, the "convict," by . Mr. Parrott
and the "storekeeper" by Lynton
Atbey. These parts were all well play
ed. By request Miss Manderville re
peated "Karaina" In Japanese cos
tume. Matinee tomorrow.
LITERARY T03IGHT.
Fogram Announced for Tonights Joint
Literary Entertainment
The program of the Joint meeting of
the Senior-Freshman and Junior
Sophmore literary societies tonight at
the high school building, follows:
Selection .. L. H. S. Orchestra
Recitation .. .. ..Roy Rice
Vocal Solo
Recitation .
Piano Solo
Recitation
. ...Ethel Huffman
Maud Leadsworth
..May Neill
. .Milton Stoddard
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Selection L. H. S. Quartette
L. H. S. Echoes (Part One)
.......... .. ..... .Celesta Love i
Violin Solo, .v..".' Marble Green
Recitation ..... .Nora Arbuckle
Vocal Solo . . .Ray Williams
Lb EL 8. Echoes (Part Two) ......
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Comic Reading
'09 Toot Ball . .
Critics Report
Selection . '. .
; . . Wlnfleld Eckley
...... .Harold Grady
.. Miss Allen
. .LvH. 8. Orchestra
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Gomplete equipment for resetting; and repairing
rubber buggy tires. .
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
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THE QUALI TY STORE.
Every one is Invited to attend. It is
thetluty of the peopled La Grande to
actually know what the High School ,
Is doing. Admission la 15 cents for
every one.
Congress Ellis More Time.
. . Washington, Dec. 10. After a verjr
brief session today the house repre
sentatives adjourned until Tuesday.
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Out Cream Wafers
ARE ALWAYS FRESH
. D. SELDERS
a story of the Seypoy rebellion In In
dia, which will appear in the book
stores in the early spring.
Excellent Play.
. "The New Minister" a rural comedy
drama by the author of the "Old Home
stead," was presented at the Pastime
last night to an appreciative and well
pleased audience. Owing to the un
famlllarity with the lines in certain
, Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior, U- 8.
Lund Office at La Grande, Oregon, Oct.
28. 1909. '
Notice is hereby given that John A.
Graybeal of Kamola. Oregon, who, on
Tuue 26, 1904, made Homestead Appli
cation No. 13G72, Serial No. 01183, for
. 1-2, NB 1-4, and E 1-2 SE 1-4 Section
llnal five year proof, to establish claim
to the lan dabove described, before
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office, La Grange Oregon,
on the ICth day of Decemfier, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: H. K.
Charlton, Kyle Charlton, Emmett Mc
Coy and C. C. McFalls, all of Kainela,
Oregon.
K. C. BRAY. WELL.
(,0129-11-3) ' " Register.
Poll Cabs ! ! Rocking Horses!!
A Complete Line of
Christmas Goods
E. M. WELLMAN 6 CO.
ADAMS AVENlc
Elegant Pen Drawings.
It Is seldom indeed, that the art
lovers of . La Grande have had the
opportunity to purchase genuine pen
drawings, made by home artists, that
la now giving them at the Ferguson
book store. Mr. Furguson, always up-to-date,
has succeeded In securing
from the Misses Hume, whose ability
as Illustrators f.nd pen artists nave
captured two gold medals, a number
of beautiful specimens of pen work
that will be offered to the public who
admire genuine art at very moderate
prices. The work consists of heads,
marines and landscapes, and the selec
tlons now in Mr. Ferguson's hands
will be the only ones offered to the
public in La Grande. The young la
dies are now engaged in making the
illustrations for Paul McArthur's new
novel "The Captain of the Campbells"
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
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A Carload of the best Chain Wood delivered at
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piece of furniture i nthe store. . , cvciy
1TEVER WAS THERE SUCH AN OPPORTUNE SALE. $10,000 WORTH NEW P URNITURE TO BE CT oq
HD OUT REGARDLESS OP COST. AU " uljOS-
China Closets, $30.00 Reduced to .. .. .... .... ..$23.00
Iron Beds, $20.00 Reduced to $15.00
Couches, $40.00, Reduced to ...... ...$30.00
ANR EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION.
COME AND SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT ONCE.
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