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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1909)
ZTzma osszstzs, la czatb. cszsst Tuesday, deczxbeb u, lm -P"TI V V I 4 x,: ,., H V ' i M r r L 'v You canget from a jeweler who knows tne quality pi wegwwB m r. " V I fcave the largest liaes of ladie3 ani Rent's gold Lid gold filled cases-with all of the most reliable makes of moveiante; ; - ford, South Bend, Illinois and others ,to select from, that I have ever, carried, f - ITsC::-.' ! ' -'TA'TnAw t Wra 'im inTiw'flWiTAin vnn flAWnT M AT TW AN7 CITY' IN HE COUNTRY. V f ft II : v "v v V V . o oft- . . . i V : i i if VL H THEY.COME DIRECT FROM THE : DIAMOND;. CUTTER.:, . ,s :.y: ryZ::. ' iHand Painted China and Cut Glaat the most moderate price: eof best makes known: wDeablene imbrelto or ladies and gents, th c Itri noll w 'warel&l theniard makes, in fact every thing ; carried by a first-class ftad' hexe. .. . :rU i --crrfi fl J ': I ' '.My Mqtftobas always been -. :- - rur) HONEST GOODS AT HONEST r-ttiUES Any of my customers who have done business with m efor' tie past twenty years are the best reference anyone could desire. Call and examine my goods and prices and be con viu ced. no trouble to showthem and I have them. ;' 'v V. .!.i 12123 GOODS LAID AW A YON THE PAYMENT OF A SMALL AMOUNT . .0 II no 1 M W LA GRAKDE'S LEADING JEWELER ADTiAnTmn in 1 1 1 1 t a ." EVENING OBSERVER WANT ADS PAY. Subscribe for the Observer J UJLl u nm f. II H. 1 11 is SLOW ORDER PREVAILING Cards ; Dairies Booklets Fountain Peris Christmas Letters : Leather Bill Books DAINTY GIFT BOOKS FOR ALL AGES c4 ( ; n The White Prophet z The Pool of Flame SOME. NEW FICTIONS The Inner Shrine - 0 - J ThVForiegner The Silver. Horde 0 fTruxtbn King ) J- FOR THE YOUNGSTERS The Little Colonel Books Riley's Child Rhymes Linen Books-Can't be' Torn TRAIXS BUiNG STIIL FAR BE. HIM) SCHEDULE. Serious Condition of tracks In The East Responsible for Orders ALINE OF DOLLS-Gdod Dolls On whichj the prices; are much lower than you are used to paying. J GIVE US YOUR SPECIAL ORDER FOR BOOKS tii FERGUSBJ'S i "Where Nothing Is Too Much Touble" Observer Want Ads Pay the Best All trains headed west are running on slow orders. This Is not especially true on the O. R. & N., but from Hunt lngton east the rule Is enforced, and on this account the trains are contin uing to run far behind their schedule at this place. .The melting of heavy $iotT3 In lheNmiddlewe6t'inil conse quent softening, of the roadbed Is re sponsible for this condition. , No'. 5 due here lastnlht reached La Grande at 8 VctocW) the fast mail due at 11 last night came In 12 hours late and No. 7 due this morning arriv ed ahortlw after 4 this afternoon. STEWARD OPERIk HOUSEi s r " : : Jolly The Famous Delia rrinffiei and her Merry Company BIG WEEKS : . fc 1 5 l . . . . Starting Monday, December; I3thj 'NDdDDH 1 Delia Pringle a Success. Stewards onera house was filled to overflowing last night and "In the Heart of the Hills" was thoroughly enjoyed by every one. Miss Prlngle as Vlrgle Rand was captivating and most pleasing and played the part In an unassumed manner that Immediately caught the large crowd. Mr. C. K. Van Auker la the best commedlan seen on the local stage In many a day. His work Is clean and free from clownlnsh antics. The play Itself Is a pretty story pf New. England Hf and not, at all, im probabe.iThir was a conspicuous ab BBfc'e' bf the tlap trap ' melo-drama that we' almost always 'expect to see with a stock company, and that fact alone should make Miss Prlngle and her company great local favorites. Every member Is an artist of ability and they played their respective parts In an earnest and conscientious man ner that showed careful training. The costuming and stage settings were a big part of the play last night. The gowns used by Miss Prlngle were simply beautiful.' , " ; La Grande can safely boast of hav ing a "real stock company" and there Isn't any doubt of the : financial suc cess of Miss Prlngle. and her company. "Flora" May's Dutchman 1b the play for tonight and a- cplendid produc tion Is promised, : with a change of specialties by different members. r.f-.i s Flora Dutchman9 i ; i I x ' ! il: ti 5-r-.-.-' it ft m ' mm mmm' m m m " si Cffanoe of nay tvery (mm hi SPECIALTIES ; SP ECIALT1ES Mannee Saturday 10-20-30 Pringl You'll Have to Hurry v,i irr.fv?:i :r, v ,4 J We giveva; real .rDiamQnd-away.f every Satuf day'riight i X I X rSw r? i ). S:X' ' ' NEW 1909. ; CROP Wr?.T 11 SEEDED RAISINS, SMYENA'TIGa BLEACHE D RAISINS, GOLDE NDATES, WALNUJ3 CURRANTS,' PEEL, MDTCE HEAT. 0 ' ... D ATTIC AM .CIsC !DACDfCC . DILl, 04 ' - tV UiuAVUS.U bHU v. ' - ' ' V ( !- '. : A. i ti t. .ttlHniKlirtJtai .mmr.. . ..-. i i.ivTlrii,ijv..i"..-..ii. -i