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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1910)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1910. 1 -m:rw. 5.(W5.i TH ISIS -TOHIGHT'S F Max la a DUema Pathe. The Path of Duty Lubln. fettled oyt of Court Selig. Song When College Boys Meet College Girls., Beautiful dishes gives to lady patrons of the matinee. See dia- -play In lobby. " . , iissioa . iec- San Francisco The Exposition City. Superbly Illustrated In four colors. Now on sale All News Stands 15 cents. Fresh Oysters, Shell Fish and Clam Chowder every day at rarqub arson's LOCALS i We do all kinds of furniture and Ursc worky onbolsterlng and rac- s iam houss cleaning. Call L. L. Bell- r. .-jif, pouuw Mtni ana nea-i. Cold weather's coming. Want an Iccurate thermometer so you can Vstch the mercury drop? We've a big tock of the accurate kind, you can uote their figures and know you're ight. 25c to J2.50. Newlin Drug Co.:' If your doctor does not recom- hent your: bringing bis prescription ub It's because he doesn't 'want to ppear partial He knows, however, mt better prescription service than urs Is unobtainable. He will be glad you. do come here. Newlin Drug Tour dollar Is worth a dollar when 3u buy wood from McLeod and Pal ier. A great big load of dry wood t a price everybody can pay. Phone lain 757 or Independent 1502. Satisfaction or money back--Newlin rug CO. ' ; : , 7 '7 ' 7 Suits of furnished Tooms with ove. J617 4th st Phone Red. J452. Read in December Sunset Magazine The King Cigar factory wants a girl to strip tobacco.. Apply at the factory or phone. Kodak supplies at the Wright Drug Co. : ' Good things to eat: Dill pickles, saeur kraut, P. a currants, raisins. Ketsup, -Chill Sauce and Pise Apples. Get them at Oeddcs Bros. : Christmas Shopping List ; Pin this upon the walland when you go shopping, Just drop In and see, at Silverthdrn's Family Drug Store, boys, and girls watches, In silver, nickle and gold, shopping bags, money purses, the. new : silver mesh purse, .clocks, mirrors, watch fobs hat pins, tie pins, cuff buttons, lock ets, back combs, Christmas boxes of paper, Christmas boxes of candy, pic ture books, sWdard novels, boy's DON'T EXPERIMENT WITH IOCB ,..r-' v uuutfie-you,' consult Dr. Mendelsohn, whose skill,1 know ledge and practical experience are highly appreciated by most men of truth and integrity. THE HOST CONVINCING TRUTH is to ask your , neighbor, your physi cian, or any business man in the city. You do not pay for HOT AIR. The service and material that you get are far superior to any in Union county. Wherever, you see the name pfDr. Mendelsohn, you can depend upon it that it is strictly reliable. His word is as good as his bond and nearly 2200 people in Union' arid Wallowa coun ties will testify to these facts. ' 7 DO NOT BE MISLED. 7 i V NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR EX. AM1NATI0N. C 7 ALL BROKEN GLASSES REPLAC ED WHILE' TOU WAIT. and girl's looks. ne stock of Bibles, Fountain Pens, burnt wood and other things. - " - .," - 2t wkly The W. C. T. U. will hold a short meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at the Methodist church. AH members are urged to attend. ' . , Assistant Water Superintendent L. M. Hoyt announces that no" notices of water rent will be sent out here after' and that water 1 users must come to the office to pay before the 10th as usual, without further no tice from the city. 7 - .. DOCTOR OF OPTICS . 7 . AT 1105 ADAMS AVE. ; , : . ' , FOLEY ' HOTEL BUILDING, " v Office hours, 9:00 a. m. to 12 m.; 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings by appoint ment. 7 ' : ' 7i;' i ;a thrikful for e. store like OUT5; : ' y. Am Bros, u FOR RENT Modern furnished room Inquire Clint Van Fleet, Golden Rule store : . 7 7. :' VBS. MH. SWELL WRESSEH IS,TUA.ffK.rUL OK. A STOTtE LIKE OUHS. FIUST, BECAUSE f SELL C LOTH Iff C MADE OiLV F'ROM GOOD LOTH, JiQ COTTOJ CHEA T IN OUH STOKE. SECOJfV. HECA USE WE SELL CLOTHES THA T UT. THE cnrr.A u cmr Vri .vrrr-r tin tutt mirtx Hz VACK'JOFWOU'R JiECK. THE COLLARS OF U H OVEHCOA TS DON'T HIT VOU1N THE SMALL BECAUSE OUH STALES AHE NOT LATE, jtfV AHE ON, TIME, 'J.'::A A'.:' BECAUSE WE DON'T; OVEHCHAHGE OUH VfTOMETtS. ZAUE yOU NOT THANKFUL THAT HETtE IS SUCH A STOTRE Iff VOU'R TOWi r AS Clothiers and Furnishers , PERSONALS. 7 E. C. Davis, the Marble Works man, was a business visitor In Elgin to- .T Winnie Hilyard and W. S,"Hllyard of Meacham were at the Sonyner to day.; V; ;: '.'V V J. D. Po--"" was . down from Hll ." - " - .mmvo4 mat ters." v ' , W. W. GlassW South La Grande is ill today and unable to leave his home. ' .7. ' J 7 Mrs. E,, F. Evans has moved into her new home on First street In South La Grande. ' . . . ' ' :, W. C. Fitzpatrick of Shaniko is a guest at the Sommer today while tran sacting business matters here. Carl Holversen, the Western Union messenger, leaves tomorrow for Port land to be gone for Borne time. ? ' ' ; George T. Bryant of San Francisco, representing the Tipless Lanftp com pany is registered at the Foley. , . W. A Cates, a brother of J. A. Cates is here visiting at the Cates residence. He returns tonight to his home in Vancouver. ' J. K. Wright of the. La Grande In vestment company was. a visitor , in Cove today, looking after company matters at that place. r - vv,:. -'-v,v..,.. ; ...... J. J. Carr, Fred; B. Currey and Bruce Dennis arrived home this morning from Salem where they hare been attending the Oregon Develop ment league meetings. , ... Van. Stulz and C O. Green are 'in the city today visiting J. M. Spence and wife. They have been farming In Umatilla county for the past two years. Messrs, - Stulz and ; Green, are from Ohio and have to return to their na tlve Btateto reside permanently. . Mr. and Mrs. G.R: Rosenberg and son. Getty, of White Cloud, 'Michigan, are the "guests of Mr, and Mrs."M.B. Donohue. Mr. Rosenberg is anticipat ing permanent location in the west and is looking over the Grande. Ronde valley before deciding permanently. ' SPLENDID ATTRACTION SLATED. Kiss Montgomery at the High School " . Andltorlnm. 7V Tomorrow evening Miss Dack Mont gomery, one of the beet known read ers In , the country and also a very fine 8op'ranoi8t will appear at the High School auditorium. The (pro gram she has chosen for La Grande Is one of the very choicest and every one appreciative of the highest class entertainment will have , an opportu nity to spend a delightful evening. Receives Strong 'Praise. ' ' Miss Dack Montgomery, who will appear at the High School auditorium tomorrow evening,' has been favor ed by the press In criticisms and praise that should appeal to her van ity. Few readers have had the good words said for them that she has. ; NEWSPAPER MAN PROMOTED. New Secretary of Treasury Assistant ' Is Named at Washington. ' Washington, Dec. 1 Robert O. Bail ey, a former newspaper man, at pres ent secretary to Secretary of the Treasury McVeagh, will become as sistant secretary" of the Treasury In Marrh. The appointment of Fred Leh man of St. Louis as successor to Bail ey '8 announced. " 7 " . Everv family has need of a good, reliable linimfsi. For jnt!nis bruiaes, sorene&i of tl.e n.iisl.i anil rheumatic pit ins there is r - .Mill MO i i r 1 a i nil i mm m C V ! f V . id n 7 - 1 i ! I t ... 1 - If you Iirov vhat clocks ve have had in previous years and then Imov that this' one is largcr than ever, you will realize that there is pleasure in store for you Avhen you come to inspect it. rjLiimDii- : ; u3 11115 ; Coma in as soon as you citn and look carefully' through tha entire line of , jod. YouViirili see BCore3 .of arttelea -.that will suggest gifts for these you have to choose for. These suggestions Trill prove a vast help to you by nail ing final choice easy. ' .' 7 ', , ,i '. . '' 7., ' ' . ' : : , . ' . '7 7 . ., " : There is no other stock like ours in this part of the state and it is worth while to see it as soon as you can. . ' ;;'7 :. V'--:.V - .7"".:. - ' ' ' 1 V " ' ' ' " : : ' V'''' T'.'t' ! . ' ;' ' ' ' ;' ; ' 77 '. . ".."7, , . v , , . v ; Holiday buying begins a little earlier each season and before the buying you should scan the goods so ai to have the best possible choice. Come in this week by all means and take time to see all the goods. Few' SiiHsesfiioiis , . We can only give general details of the stock here and will provide further information later. What we wish to do now is to awaken enough inter est to induce you to make an early start on the inspection of holiday gifts. It always pays. You will .get ; ideas, you will have widest choice, you will have a chance to secure novelties that may not be here later. Brass Goods ' Pocket Books and Purses ;;pTpaet;Sets';:":y::fo Military Brushes 1 Traveling Sets . : Hand and Stand Mirrors Holiday Stationery Fountain and Gold Pens Oxford Bible3 ' Books of all Kinds ; Ebony Goods i ' Music Carriers - . Fany Calendars v Burnt Leather Goods. Fancy Thermometers ' Ink Wells, Etc. . ' Big Line of D0II3 , Games, Toys, Etc. Celluloid Goods " Candlesticks . ' k Soap Boze3 ' - Cut, Glass r Watches Jewelry;' Shaving Sets Puff Boxes Manicure Sets Pictures, ' , v.: : ; Fancy Lamps Burnt Wood Novelties "Statuary Vases Steins Photo Holders . Work Boxes Xmas Tree Decorations. Christmas Cards Package Decorations . Christmas Cigars, Etc. , Phonographs, Pianos and all kinds of Musical instruments. NEWL IN BOOK cor & . STA- iPANY 11 nw i -f 0.tv 'Jtaalerhun'a. .S.vid by aa !cp.!fr.
