TUESDAY, DECEMBER G, 1910.
ing at the request of Mrs. G. E. Moore.
MAGGIE D. MAHAFFEY.
firm Is sole agents for Union and Wal
lowa counties on this line.
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Good things to eat: Dill pickles,
saeur kraut, P. S. currants, raisins,
Ketsup. Chill Sauce and Pine Apples.
Get them at Geddes Bros.
O PERSONALS.
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lJn Spieewald, Prussia. Urban
The Signet Ring. . ' . ! ,
The Nine -of Diamonds Vita-,
graph. . . ..' ., .
So"g Cannibal Isle. .
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons ot the matinee. See dis
play In lobby.
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A special sale of goldfish s now ou
at the Silverthorne Family Drug store.
The Fish range in price from 25c to
to 50c. ' - .
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We do all kinds of furniture and
' carpet work, unholsterlng and vac
uum bouse cleaning. Call I L, Bell-
later, phonei Red-682 and Red-141.
The regular meeting' of the Ladles
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 he
work for all.
Sale ot Fancy work and Cooked Food.
The ladies of St. Peters' Guild will
hold a Bale of fancy work suitable for
Christmas presents, and also cooked
food on Saturday, December 10, in
the sample room of the Sommer House
adjoining Polack's : grocery. Every
lady belonging to the parish whether
a member of the guild or not, is re
quested,, to donate a dollar's worth of
articles for the sale. v ,; : '
Per order of the President of the
Guild... t '
Cold weather's coming. Want -an
accurate thermometer so you can
watch the mercury drop? We've a big
stock of the accurate kind. You. can
quote their figures and. know you're
right 25c to $2.50. Newlln Drug Co.
If your doctor does - not recom
menf your bringing his prescription
to ns 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. Newlln Drug
Co. ', 'X-
Your dollar is worth a dollar when
you buy wood from McLeod and Pal
mer. A great big load of dry wood
at a price everybody can pay. Phone
Main 757 or Independent 1502. ,-.
Read in December Sunset Magazine
San Francisco The Exposition City.
Superbly Illustrated In four colors
Now on ' sale All News Stands 15
cents.- '. ; V ' '. ' ' ;
Satisfaction or money hack
Drug Co. ..' 1
-Newlln
Tjils is to notify all material men
and contractors and mechanics, that I
will not be responsible ftir any ma
terial or labor performed on my build
Bolton & Bodmer Co.' are today "un
loading a car of Henney buggies. This
Do Not Be Misled
No Extra Charge
for Examination
29 years of (practical experience "
IN FITTING GLASSES , ;
is at your service and the prices are
lower than elsewhere for the material
and service you get of Dr. Mendelsohn.
Dr. Mendelsohn is endorsed by all
the leading occullsts of the Pacific
coast and by all the physicians of La
Grande; ' '"
SKILL, REPUTATION ' '.
..".': -AND HONESTY
should be taken into consideration
to have your 'eyes rightly fitted. ;
The satisfaction of thoSe we have
served is your guarantee that we will
serve you satisfactorily. - , ,
All broken glasses repaired while
yon wait : ' :
Office hours, 9:00 a. m. to 12 m.; 1
p. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings by appoint
ment.' .' A "' a '
DILf -P MENDELSOHN
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
. AT 1105 ADAMS AVE. 1
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING. ;
E, B. Morelock ot Portland is reg
istered at the Savoy. .
S, R. Stone of Palmer Junction Is.
registered at the Savoy. '
Joe Clemens, the game 'warden is
over from Wallowa today. ,
J. W. Oliver, the Insurance man
was In Imbler today on business mat
ters. ... ; '.,'!
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.Turner Oliver, the attorney, went to
Joseph this morning on legal busi
ness. v. . ' : -
Fireman Kinzie is on a lay-off and
went to Joseph, this morning, riding
in the coach instead of the cab.
Mrs. J. W. Scott'is down from Hil
gard today, the guest of Mrs. Oscar
Jackson and other friends.
W. R. Klvette went to Enterprise
today to attend to matters pertain
ing to his lumber business. ',
L. B. Stearns, the court bailiff ar
rived yesterday from Cove and went
on duty this , morning. '
Ralph Reynolds left last evening
for .'Portland and CorvaUIs. -He . in
tends to "be gone about one month. . '
Alice J. Knight,, a deaconess In the
Episcopal church for the Eastern Ore
gon diocese is in La Grande today on
church matters. ,
;.' Mike Nelson of Elgin, was a business
visitor here yesterday. Mr. Wilson and
Julius Fisher, will leave soon for the
Seven Nations mine In the Carson
district. . "' ''.' ''". -.v
Carl Dittebrandt arrived home this
morning where he spent several days
buying new automobhe for the Ditte
brandt garage. ' : ' ;
':;tl. R. Wilson, manager of the Wal
lowa electric plant, is here spending
the day .'.'while transacting business
matters. Ve plans to return tomorrow, j
John Shoemaker, R. C. Mays, H.; D.
Spencer and Fred E. Smth. all of El
gin, arrived this afternoon on busi
ness matters and are at the. Sommer.
F. D. McCully, the Joseph mer
chant is stopping at the Sommer this
afternoon,: having arrived from his
town on the afternoon train. ' !:
E. Thorsen, proprietor of the Blue
Front, and a former resident of this
city, who has been living in Seattle
of late, is in the city visiting friends
and looking after property interests.
Register F. C. Bramwell leaves to
morrow for Portland where he will
appear as a witness in a minor case
before the federal grand Jury. T5e
case Is a very minor one, involving
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HAS BEGUN
and the Golden Rule is crovded
vith Earrcr Purchasers
o
lpll-iti ;-;'
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The answer is an easy one. Take one
Joolt at our elegant goods, the remark
able creations for Holiday Of ferings, the
splendid lines of higK d
ais Wing
Dishes,;Etc, and then note the reason
able price attached.
That why the Golden Rule it doing the business. Come at once
- v and get your complete list of presents from under our roof.
THE
GOLDEN RULE G
OlflPA
"THE GIRL CHILD"
Strickiand W. CHUIan, BroUier of Doctor J. D. Gillllan of La Grande,
i : ruhllshes Xew Classic. 1
. The most spontaneous irrepressible
effervescent humorist in America to
day is probabl that tall author of
"Said Finnlgin to Flannlgan;" Strick
land W. Gillllan is more than a mere
Jokesmith who pounds out stuff for
the press. He is actually a real sympa
thetic temperamental genius ."who
would be a great musician1 if he could
only learn" to play for he Is full of mu-
some wood cut on what is alleged to lf tm h,gher reaim of splrit wher5
an artist's touch turns the common
folks into patron saints and paves
heaven with the flowers, from ; the
country wayside. :'' . '
B&ck of Gillllan's fun Is the real
'Our store-is In Holiday' At
tire, and anybody that . Is look
-ing for a Christmas remem
brance for a "Him" can find any
number of (choice things here
that will' be appropriate-: and
"just" the things." j
; We make the wants of Men
and Boys our. study, so far as
their Outfitting is concerned,
. and so we ask ;. -
WHERE WOULD IOC BE
KOBE APT TO FIJiD A GIFT
'appeopbjate fob map
THAN EIGHT HEBE!
Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats,
House Coats, Bath Robes, Pa
Jamas, Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear,
Suspenders, Hosiery, Umbrel
las, Mufflers, Night Robes, Un
derwear, Handkerchiefs, Shirt
Protectors, etc., etc. : ;
.Just come to see how many
things we can show you . that
will be Just right for "His"
Christmas.
be government land.
: Bury Mrs. Eddy In Cemetery. .; ;
Bostofa.'Dec' 6 After a consulta-j
tion with Glover It was definitely da-;
elded, tat the body ot Mrs. Eddy will
lie In Mount Auburn cemetery at Cam
bridge, Mass., and not In the crypt
built in the foundation of the mother
church in this city. Funeral arrange
ments were completed today.; They
will be a short prayer, a reading from
the ; scrlDtures. a reading from her
own writings and then the body will
be bourne from the , the home to the
ecmetery. Only a few friends and
relatives win attend the services
Thursday.'.-' . ' ; .'""'
' The announcement in jk cemetery
caused a mild surprise among some of
the members of the church, knowing
the love Mrs. Eddy bore for the
Mother Church, and it was rumored
she would find a resting place In its
v TTHl 3fot Contest IVIU.
Chicago, Dec. 6. Georee Glover,
son of Mrs. Eddy, accompanied by his
son and daughter, arrived hire today
from South Dakota, enroute to Bos
ton to attend his mother's funeral. He
said he would not contest his moth
er's provate estate but refused to talk
concerning her religious views or his
own
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Clothiers and
Furnishers
Ton Vast Bead This if yon Want
" Benefit - ' - v ' .--'
J. W. Greer, Greenwood, Li., suffer
ed with a severe' case of lumbago
"At times the pains were so Intense, I
was forced to hypodermic Infections
for relief," he says.. "These attacks
Btarted with a slight pain In the small
of my back which gradually became
fairly paralyzing In effect. My atten
tion was attracted to Foley's Kidney
Remedy and I am glad to say after
using this wondorful medicine I am no
longer bothered In any way by my
old enemy, lumbago." : :
Hills Drug store. '
' ' th' ewe-lamb of the told. . ,
Dassent ever pop th' question, even
V though she's lost in love;
Has t' Bet an' wait till some man
, labels 'er 'is turtle-dove.
Yit is wa'pt a boy, by gracious! when
it cfcme' th' other day,
But we've got o' notion that we
.keep It, any way. -
"I had been troubled with constipation
, for two yeius and tried all of the beet physi
j cians in Bristol, Tenn., and tlipy could do
i nnthine for me,", writes Thos, E. Williams,
Miildleboro, Ky. "Two packoces of Chara
uerlain'a Stomach and Liver Tablets cured
me." For sale by all dealers." ' "
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'Course ; 'twas dreadful dlsapp'lntin'
.; '.". that it couldn't bin a boy.
An' th' tears we shed or swallered
Va'n't no sparklln' tears o' Joy;
But she's jest so small an' cunnin', an'
, she snuggles up so sweet, ' y .'
; Withi'er fists like velvet rosebuds
J'.f-
' WANTED-roaIUon ty a man aa
cook and wife as helper. Camp pre
ferred. Call at Observer office. tf
FOR SALE Household ; furniture.
Mrs."Jno. Sampson, 1318 Jackson ave.
Call, on Wednesday.
1 FOR RENT Furnished roorh ; for
light housekeeping. Inquire Clinton
Van Fleet, Golden Rule.', ,-, " ; tf
FOR RENT One front room on
1911-2nd street. Phone Black 1582.
FOR RENT A nicely furnished
front room. Inquire 1612f Sixth street
or phone Black-3812. .'.
Bishop C. C McCabe and Strickland W. Gillllan. This Is the Latest Picture
.of Both of These Nationally Known Men. Mr. Gillllan Is the Author of
a New Compilation Entitled "Including Flnnlgan.".. ' '
sentiment of heart and mind that grips
an' 'er little wrinkled foet
us and reveals our own feelings, lat- Clingln' close, Jest' like th' tendrils of
ent but not expressable. Perbes andj ' , , th' morninV glory vine
Company, 325 Dearborn St., Chicago,
have gotten but a v,ery clevef volume
entitled, "Including Finnlgan" that
ought to find a ready sale among the
lyceum and chautauqua people any
where. This little book is f 1.00 and
contains, as the author ' admits, some
verses that are hilarious, others that'
are serious, nearly all are philosophi
cal. Perhaps his surest touches are
given to the Glrl-Chlld, which he gives
with such effect during his humorous
lecture and for that reason we wish to
reproduce that beautiful simple heart
poem The Girl Child. .
'Course we'd flggered on a boy-child,
Bame as people always does
Baby-girls is Just th' useleiBsest they
' ;'', Is er ever was. .
Helrjlesa when they're kids an' helD-
lesB when they're mlddle-ageS or old
All.th' fambly turns pertector for
. As It clusters up th' porch-post on
, -" a piece o' cotton twine.
Never" knowln' she hain't welcome as
11 i ' ' th' flowers is In May; : '," .'.
So we've somehow got a notion that
well keep 'er.'any way. ,
Then, ag'In. I thought b' mother she
was onct a baby-girl. - .
Ain't no tellln' Jest which eyester is
y th' one that hides the pearl.
Who'd V knowed when she was little
, that she'd ever be bo great,
An' would make my dear old daddy
slch a stiddy runnln'-mate?
Then th' one that lays an snuggles
; with this bran'-nei baby hyer
Would my life be worth th' llvin lf
. it hadn't bin fer her?
She was' Jest as pink an' helpless as
this new one In one day;
So It's purty easy guessin that well
1 keep her, any way.
The Up-Building I
of This Bank v i
is due to the fact that we have
ample capital and thajt we iave
adhered to a policy wna ha
been opnsextatlve, yet alo-rf
progressive lines. We offer to
our customers modern facilities
for the prompt and proper tran
saction of their financial affairs;
ample vault and safe fooxn for
storing and safe-guarding of
their money, notes, Insurance
policies and other valuable pap
era and such liberality of treat
ment as Is consistent with pru
dent banking.
. TOUR account Is cordially soli
cited. , '.;'', ' ''."'". '.' :
The United- States
National Bank,
X LA SRAM t, OREGON