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TOIItll'S PRCCRiES-
Easany. , .-.
Hnk ;.nd Link Take a, Re6t
A'Bouque'.' ', . . . ,
la Spieewald, Prussia. Urban
The Signet Ring. ,. ,
' The Nine of Diamonds Vita
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So'g Ca -nlbal Isle.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dla
.'. play In lobby. ,
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In? at the request of Mrs. G. R. Moore.
MAGGIE D. MAHAFFEY.
Good things to eat: Dill prckles.
naeur kraut, P. S. currants, raisins,
Ketsup, Chill Sauce and Tine Apples.
Get them at Ceddes Bros.
A special sale of goldfish is now on
at tne Silrerthorne Family Drug storo.
The Fish range In price from 25c to
to GOc. . . .
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LOCALS
We do all kinds or furniture and
carpet work, unholsterlcg and vac
uum house cleaning. Call L. L. Bell
tajsr, phones Rd-6C3 and Red-141."
Sale of Fancy workand Cooked rood.
The ladles of St. Peters' Guild will
hold a sale of fancy! work suitable for
Christmas presents, aid' also cooked
food on Saturday, ' December 10, In
the sample room of the Sommer House
adjoining Polack's . grocery. Every
lady belonging to tho parish whether
a member of the guild or not, Is re
quested to donate a dollar's worth of
articles for the sale. . Y ' . Y ,'
Per order of the President of the
Guild. . ' ,
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Presbyterian church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs C. Rals
ton, corner 9th and Washington ave
nue. There is work on hand and after
a brief business session there will be
work for all. Y'
business xlr.VoT in the citv fviay!
C. W. Bunting, with the Holt man
ufacturing company at Walla V.'alla.
is here and will return to be present
when the Btata threshermen's asso
ciation meets here. '
M. W. Greer of Tacoma la register
ed at th3 Foley. Mr. Greer will be in
the city for several days. As a booster
for his city he can not be beat and
anyone wishing to know of the possi
bilities of the Sound City should see
Mr. Greer. .
Turner Oliver returned home last
evening from ToppenlBh, Wn where
he was called by the serious Illness
of his brother, Marshall , Oliver. The
ailing man has evidently passed the
crisis though he was very 111, Buffer
ing . with typhoid and 'pneumonia.
Cold weather's coming.. Want an
accurate thermometer so you can
watch the mercury drop? We're a big
stock of the accurate kind. Tou can
Quote their figures and know you're
right. 25c to $2.60. Newlin Drug Co.
! If your doctor does not recom
tnent your bringing bis prescription
to us it's because he doesn't want to
appear partial; He knows, however,
that better prescription service than
ours Is unobtainable. He will be glad
If you do come here. Newlin Drug
Co. ' -.'.I,!.".' YY.- : : "
; Tour dollar Is worth a dollar when
you buy wood from McLeod and Pal
mer. A great blg loadof dry wood
at a price everybody can pay. Phqne
Main 757 or Independent 1502.
Bead In December Sunset Magazine
San Francisco The Exposition City.
Superbly illustrated . In four ' colors.
Now on sale-AAll News ' Stands-1
cents. ; ..''.' : ,v :
. Satisfaction or money back Newlin
Drug Co. YYY'vY 'Y, Y'
This is to notify all material men
and contractors and mechanics, that I
will not be responsible. Jtor any ma
terial or labor performed oh my bulld-
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II. F. Van Riper of Seattle la stop
ping at the Foley today.
R. L. Collins, a commercial man of
Chicago is at the Foley today. . Y
George Howland of Wallowa spent
Sunday at the Foley, ' 4 . ,:
J, Woods and W. T. Sherwood of
McDonnel of Palmer Junction, are at
the Savoy. - ' .'., ;
; Adam Mueller, a prominent capital
ist of, Portland is at the Hot Lake
sanatorium today for treatment ; ,
Peter O'Sulllvan, the pioneer pres
ident of this and Wallowa, county is
over from Mb present home at Rltter,
Oregon, today and Is at the Foley.
The s many frlendB of Mrs.; M. P.
Mendelsohn will be pleased to learn
that she arrived in San Francisco
saftly to attend the golden wedding
annirersary of her parents. , ' (
S. McAff of Union is at the Foley.
Mrs. D. E. Cox left last evening for
California, though she will visit at
various places before reaching her
future home, Mr.' Cox will'. Join her
about the first of the year. Y
''H. R. Baxter,, with.,' the advertising
department of the Lincoln-Jefferson
university; extension courses' In , law,
business,, commerce and finance, Is a
; PERT PARAGRAPHS.
fpOERE Is lots of satisfaction In hav
, . lag something laid by for a rainy
day, but sometimes the cashier gets
both the cash and the satisfaction.
Why do we always remember ,the
disagreeable Job we have to do and
forget the one we really don't mind
doing t ' 1
It is capy enough to pick Daws in the
other, fellow" work, but could you
do better yourself! .
1. Some persons r vl twwn
are too lazy to be bad.
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A gentlewoman may do
pleases If she has the price.
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Every mother knows one boy that
wouldn't smoke cigarettes. . 1
Figures don't lie, but they furnish
a basis. ' : : ' ':,Ji
Nothing disgusts a man so much as
to tell the latest smart thing that
baby, said to a bachelor friend and
have the same man come back with
a story about bis cute little . niece.
Bachelors should be fair game. ,
If you don't expect too much In this
world you will save yourself a heap
of disappointments. , 'S.
To Maka a Showing.
Thls automobile seems to be a swell
machine, all right," said the man who
was booking It over and taking a sam
ple ride. "Could you let me take It a
week on trial?" . .
'That is against the rules," said the
salesman. - "
"But I ought to have a few days to
see if I, really like it"
"But why a week?' asked the salesman.-'
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"Well," replied the man In a burst
of confidence, "we are going to bave
company for just that long," . .
Pair Exchange.
- Coir store is in Holiday At
tire, and anybody that is look
lng ior a Christmas remem
brance for a "Him" can find any
number ,. of choice things here
that will be appropriate ' ' and
"just" the things." : ' 'y-
We make the wants of Men
and Boys our study, so far as
their fiutfltting : is concerned,
and so we ask . . ; :
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- WHERE W0C1D TOU , BE
MORE APT TO FIND A GIFT
APPROPRIATE FOR "HIM"
THAN RIGHT HERE I
Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats,
House Coats, Bath Robes, Pa
jamas, Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear,
Suspenders, Hosiery, , Umbrel
Jae, Mufflers, Night Robes, Un
derwear, Handkerchiefs, : Shirt
Protectors, etc.; etc. j i
Just come to' see how, many
things we can show you' that
will be just right for ."His"
. Christmas. ' .. ' ' ' ,.'
"There comes the very man I want
to see Jenks, the scribbler. V Hello,
Jenks; you .are. mighty handy, with
your, pen! I want you to gets me up
some bright verses for the lodge meet
ing next week." . , , .
"With pleasure, old man. , And, say,
you are mighty bandy with the wheel
barrow. Come around tomorrow and
clean the ashes out of my basement"
FALLING HAIR.
Easy to Stop it and Make It Lustrous
. and" Beautiful.
If your hair is falling out; If you
have dull, unattractive hair, or if
you need a dally hair dressing, read
what Mrs, HetUe Hedgeman of Nel
sonvllle, Erie county, Ohio, writes
June 3, 1910, about Parisian Saget
"I used Parisian Sage for falling
hair and find it the finest thing I ev
r beard of. My hair was falling out
by combs full, and I could run my
fingers through it and they .would
hang full of loose hair. I washed y
hair and got a bottle of .Parisian
Sage and used two applications, and
I could see a great difference. My hair
was lustrous and nice and had almost
stopped ailing out, and by the use of
one more bottle it stopped altogeth
er" ' ;V'
For women, for men or for child
ren, , Parisian Sage Is without ". any
" doubt the finest preparation for the
rlrvfUiAviff Wrrlihalr. It is guaranteed by the Newlin
Viuuuwiu iAAva.
Furnishers
J Drug Co., to stop hair from falling;
to eradicate dandruff and stop itch
Jng scalp In two weeks, or money
back. It Is a most daintily perfum
ed and refreshing hair dressing, free
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AH former efforts hsTe been ontdone. AH preceding holiday exhibits
have been eclipsed, and nowhere in this whole eastern Oregon country has
sock a magnificent purtbaie 'of Holiday Goods been made by any firm as that
of the Golden Rule Cenipaay, , ' i
' Anticipating the demands of every one choice things have been added un.
til at the present the Holiday Shopper lms but te enter the store and
spend a few minutes la selecting what the taste rails for.
From the endless variety of toys and children's dainties to 'the 'staple,'
articles for pretty women and sturdy men; from the rattle for baby to the
fancy china for the good mother. Everything to choose from and at prices
which are very low, indeed. " Y, ' '
The early buyer Is always In luck for the Unei i are complete, Be that s.
early buyer this year and you will not regret It
Remember, opening of the holiday season Is the big event ot the year
at this store. Small amounts of money spent with as for -, holiday '. goods
makes many people happy, Y
torn for a delightful TuletUfl,
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A number of articles carry special
prices until Christmas, such as Rib- '
bons, Fancy Belts, Neckwear, Silk '
Waists, Silk Klmonas, Etc
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"I had been troubled with constipation
for two years and tried all of the best physi
sians In Bristol, Tenn., and they could d
nothing for we," writes Thos. E. Williama,
Middleboro. Kv. "Two raekaees of Cham
1 irlain'd Stomach and Liver tablets cured
1 Vrr 1a hv all dna1rs.
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Advertising
WANTED Position ty a manai
cook and wife as helper. Camp pre
ferred. Call at Observer office. tC
- WANTED-Posltlon as housekeeper
by middle-aged lady.. Phone Red-156L
FOR SALE Household , furniture.
Mrs. Jno. Sampson, 1318 Jackson ave.
Call, on Wednesday.
FOR RENT Furnished , room for
light housekeeping. Inquire . Cllnto
Van Fleet, Golden Rule. , tf
FOR RENT )ne front room 6
19U-2nd street. Phone Black 1582. ,
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Gas Weinberg, the Orl glnal Burgomaster.
from grease or stickiness, and ought
to be in every home where every
member of the family could use it
dally. Large bottle 60 cents at the
Newlin Drug Co, and druggists every
where. The girl with the Auburn hair
is on every package. Nov. 26-Deo. 7
CATAARH WILL GO.
Belief Comes In Two Minutes Com.
plete Cure In Few Weeks,
Don't go on hawking yourself sick
every morning; Jt's cruel, It's harm
ful, and it's unnecessary.'
' If after breathing HYOMEI, , the
wonder-worker, you are not rid of vile
catarrh, you can have your money
back:;' .' ' - -,Y:
No stomach dosing just take the
little hard rubber pocket inhaler that
ccmes with each outfit, and pour Into
it a few drops of HYOMEI. Breathe It
according to directions. In two mln-.
utes it will relieve you of, that stuf
fed up feeling. Use It a few minutes
every day and In a few weeks you
will be entirely free from catarrh.
Breathing HYOMEI is a very pleas
ant and certain way to cure catarrh.'
Get an outfit today; it only costs
ll.OOffl it's worth $1,000 to any ( ca
tarrh sufferer. For sale by the New
Un Drug Co. and druggists every
where who guarantee It to cure ca
tarrh croup, coughs, and colds, sore
throat and broncihitis. After you once
own a Hyomel hard rubber inhaler
which comes with the outfit, you can
buy an extra bottle of HYOMEI liq
uid for only 60 cents; the Inhaler
lasts a life time. " Nov. 25-Dec. 25.
of This Bank I
is due to the fact that we have
ample capital and that we have
adhered to a volley wmcn has
been ' cpnservatlve, yet alog
progressive lines. We offer to
our customers modern facilities
for the prompt and proper tran
saction of their financial affairs;
ample vault and safe room lot
storing and safe-guarding of
their money, notes, Insurance
policies and other valuable pap- X
ers and such liberality of treat
ment as is consistent with pru
dent banking. '
YOUR account Is cordially soli
. Cited. - r ; V'Y
: I TlieY' United 4)StetC3
: i National . Dadr,
LA GRAVDE, OREGON
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FOR RENT A; nicely furnished
i front room. Inquire 1612 Sixth street.
I or phone Black-3812. ' : V
The Up-Buildinp