La Grande evening observer., December 11, 1909, Image 8

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CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS MA YEN JO Y 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.
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NOW THERE IS AMPLE TIME FOR THE CON
SIDERATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL PREFER
ENCE OF THOSE TO BE REMEMBERED.
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An Elegant Assortment of
- USEFUL PRESENTS
FOR HIM
Smoking Jacket.
Bath Robes
Fancy Neckwear
i'ancy Suspenders
Dress Gloves
Umbrellas .
House Slippers
FOR HER
Fur Sets.
. Silk Kimonas.
Fancy Handerchiefs.
Jet Novelties.
Mexican Drawnwork
Beautiful Linen Sets.
Fancy Slippers
MANY PLEASING GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE
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THE QUALI TY STORE.
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Baptist Churth Soteu
We speak, of the good old days the
charming graces and courtly ways.
But do we forget that tbey did not
know "Uneeda BlswrL" The soda
cracker that Is the delight of this day
and generation. But In the good old
days they did know "Uneeda Church."
If the churches of our city were re
moved today business men and others
would be rushing to the newspapers
with their sale adds saying: "I am go
ing to get out of this God forsaken
town." And yet there seem to be ln
Intelligent men who say, "away with
churches and preachers." Kindly re
member that we are doing business
on the corner of Sixth and Spring
streets. We are helping to save souls
of lost men and women for Christ, to
advance the value of property, for
more business for business men, for
education in the public schools and
many other public spirited enter
prises. Services every Sunday morning
and evening. The theme for Sunday
morning will be "Christian steward
ship." In the Evening the Union Tem
perance meeting. Franklin E. Gray,
pastor.
ALFALFA
MEAL
Try It-It's Good Stuff
For your Hotse, Cow, Pigs or Chickens. They'll 3ff.j
when they see you coming at FEED TIME - - . .
Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co
FLOUR, FEED, WOOD ; '
141o Adams Ave.
PHONES: Black 12it Independent
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Out Cream Wa fers
ARE ALWA YS FRESH
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FEW DISTRICTS IACKOG.
County Superintendent Can Soon Is-
sue Data on School Census. '
County Superintendent Bragg lacks
the complete school census of Cove,
island City and La Grande. When
those districts are in the offlce
First Presbyterian Church.
Washington Avenue and
1 Rev. S. W. Seemann, D. D. minister.
Morning subject: "Mora thanCpn
qaorers." Anthem, "From . Egypt's
Bondage.! In tho evening the congre
gation will join in the Union services
at the Bantist Church at whlrh Rv.
J. R. Knodell of Portland will speak. J .
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Mr. W. L.
Brenholts, superintendent. C. E. Ser
vices 6:30 p. m. Leader, Mrs. J. K.
Wright. Mid week service, Thursday,
7:30 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church.1
Corner of M. and Fourth street, H.
E. McLeod, Ph. D. pastor. Sunday
school 9:45. G. H. Currey, superin
tendent. Morning services, 11 a. m.
Rev. Knodell, Antl'Saloon worker for
the state of Oregon will conduct the
services. Class meeting 12 o'clock.
Ep worth League 6:30. Subject, "Brag
ging and Praying. Belle Ferguson,
leader. The evening service is dismiss
ed to attend the union meeting at the
Baptist Church under the auspices of
the Enforcement League.
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Complete equipment for resetting' and repairing
rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FiXtGERALD, Proprietor'
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
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Doll Cabs!! Rocking Horses!!
A Complete Line of
Christmas Goods
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E. M. WELimU &CQ.
ROAMS RVENLc
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complete the exact figures relative to A. B. C. LAUNDRY. '
school attendance and the number of
children of school age in the county. S w fc 4nS
MEETINGS COMPLETED.
Assessor Blnehart Expected ' llome
Tonight from Sulem Meeting
County Assesor T. A. Rinehart Is
expected home from Salem tonight.
The meeting of the County Assessors
was concluded In that city Thursday
sight and the assessors left for their
home yesterday morning. But Mr.
Rinehart is transacting business In
Portland before returning.
The meeting was an important one
It was also attended by Tax Commis
sioner Eaton of Union, who was one
of the men who delivered addresses
to the assessors while the session
was being held.
K W. Lelghvn left this morning
o i a business trip to Enterprise.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
CHEAPEST FUEL ON THE MARKET
A Carload of the best Chain Wood delivered nt
your homes for only $2.25 per cord, measured in the
car.. Order NOW, while the roads are pood and the
prices low,
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PHONE RED 1741
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CHRISTMAS
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SPECIAL OFFER
5 Your slippers put in special Christinas boxes if '
u ucoirt-u jiiLuout extra cnarge.
tt that will make excellent presents that are just the J
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To clear up the floor space and cive tho rnAntftN mnm 1 j.-u j
piece of furniture i nthe store.
to put on a special sale every
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SAATS!oPCofTra
China Closets, $30.00 Reduced to $23 00
Iron Beds, $20.00 Reduced to .. $1500
Couches, $40.00, Reduced to ..' "$3o'oo
ANR EVERYTHING IN PROPnPTTnxr
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