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LA (JKAXDE EVENING ODSEUVKH. '
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1910.
-THE PEOPLES SI
If Yon Don't Know Wliai to Bny. &i . GMstmac Gome
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5nr Store v and
EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN PUT FORTH THIS YEAR TO MAKE OUR STOCK THE MOST COMPLETE EVER, AND 7E NOW INVITE YOUR
INSPECTION OF THE MANY BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL ARTICLES ON DISPLAY, IN ADDITION TO THE INNUMERABLE FANCY ARTI
CLES "WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING, THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF USEFUL THINGS AT THE USUAL LOW PRICES
FOR WHICH THIS STORE IS NOTED. ,
PICTURES FOR GIFTS, LOW PRICES.
Never has more interest been manifested by Christmas Shoppers. This
make3 Early Shopping all the more imperative and our low prices are
aimed to influence immediate buyingand lessen the congestion likely to
occur later. : . ' . " ,
SMART STYLES IN SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
There is no use talking, when it comes to smart styles in shoes, you've'
got to come here to get it You'd be surprised to know how other dealers
are trying to imitate the styles we show. v
BIG FUR VALUES in Black Wolf, Jap Mink, Real Mink, White Fox.
Hear eeai ana Ascrzr t-? r .t". c-v1 v? 'V ;
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES IN ENDLESS ARRAY. :
Space here forbids our naming the different kinds of hundreds of beautiful
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trung3 anaau we can say is, uome ana see inem an.
HOLIDAYiUMBRELLAS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Umbrellas are especially acceptable as gifts practical and serviceable j;
while the outlay is smalL : ' ' . - ( j
NEW GLOVES IN THE FINEST GRADES, v FOR EVERY NEED
AND OCCASION. '
SILK HOSE Unusual Variety for early gift buying, t i
IIAirY WILL THOUGHTFULLY GIVE HANDKERCHIEFS.
You'll find ftvfirvthincr in hTirlVAili ofo r? !ld ZZHJ SOrtC, ill CCCZLCH-
ically priced. T -:- '
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There are lots of Good Things for a Man's Christinas in our Clothing-Deparimehh...Big things and smalLUIothing could be
a belter gilt than a suit or ah overcoat of Hart; Schaff her & Hark Quality
Stits J 5.06 to $35.00 -o-i Overcoats 1 7.5Q to $25.00
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WE HIVE ALSO SUSt OTHEETIIIXGS FOB MEN.
House Coals, Sweaters, Fine Gloves, Hosiery, lleckmar, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Suspenders, Slippers, Hats, Etc.
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Xttict to StoekheUers,
Kotic is hereby drea to the Stock
holders of the United States National
Bank of La Grands, Oregon, that ths
animal meeting cf ths stocklkolders
of Cie said back, will be held at their
tanklsa: hou in La Grande, Oregon,
on Tuesday, January 10th, between
ths hocrs cf 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. for
the purpose of tranaactlni: any other
twines that mar corns before the
aieetlag.'
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
sixth day of December, 119,
T. J. 8CR0GGIN. Cashier.
Want adp dit. one cent vrA
SPECIAL
WALL PAPER
SALE in order to make room I
have reduced the price
on Wall Paper
10 to 50
per cent
OCE1X SIGHT LETTERS.
IDIGLSTI0.
Many choice patterns at
low as 7 l-2c double roll
High Grade
paper cut in two
JAMES A;BUGG
1420 Adams
Leral Office Sew In Readlnp8 to Ac
cit Sew Kind ef Mail Hatter.
Th Western Union Telegraph Co.
announced today another Innovation
in telegraph service called the "Spec
ial Ocean Mail Service," designed to
bare time in foreign correspondence.
A letter from San Franclaco to Lon
don requires as much time crossing
the continent as it does crossing the
ocean. A New York merchant writing
to Yokohoma must post his letter
practically a week .before the mail
steamer sails from San Francisco or
Vancouver.
The Western Union has arranged
for the use of its night letter and oth
er telegraphic service, in connection
with outgoing ocean mails so that
ihls week of trancontlnental tf me
may be saved. Its New York office
will receive telegrams from any part
of the country destined to European
addresses and will forward them In a
sealed specially addressed envelope
by the first outgoing Atlantic Bteam-
ship mall. The same plan will be fol
lowed in San Francisco, Seattle and
Vancouver for trans-paclflc malls.
This will enable correspondence to
be dispatched from any part of the
United States fpr an ocean mail with
in a few hours of Bailing time. The
only charge in addition to the usual
(telegraph tolls to the ocean mall
port will be five, cents for postage.
Telegraph should bear the full mall
address to the foreign correspondent
for San Francisco, Seattle or Van
couver, as the case may be. No charge
will be made for the address.
Belief la Five Minates and Permanent
Core r Money Back. .
) When the Newlin Drug Co. state
that they have a remedy that only
costs 50 cents and is guaranteed to
cure any man or woman who suf
fers from food fermentation or money
back, what are the pooi stomach
sufferers in La Grande and vicinity
going to do about it? . t
Food fermentation causes belching,
sour stomach, gas eructation, heart
burn and that lump of lead feeling as
you probably know. ;
The name of this most remarkable
stomach prescription is MI-O-NA.
Most people call them MI-O-NA stom
ach tablets because they known that
there is no remedy so good for indi
gestion or stomach disorders. Here Is
one opinion:
"I have been troubled with indiges
tion for1 more than a year. I bought
ote box of MI-O-NA and it cured me.
Now I would not be without a box in
the house for 15.00. It saves a lot of
doctor bills when you can be cured
for 60 cents." Arthur Sederquest, 6
Nicholas St., Wakefield, Mass.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets cost 50
cents a box at the Newlin Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere and money
back if they don't cure. '
Dec 13-22 Jan 3. '
in diameter, for which the City is to
pay said Railroad Company, the sum
of ten (10) cents ier month during
the continuance of said license, pay
ments to be made as follows, on the
signing' of said agreement and con
tract, payment to be made op to and
including the 31st day. of December,
1910. and afterwards the sum of J 1-20
payable yearly In advance, on the first
day of January of each year during
the continuance of said license. -
Section 2. This ordinance shall be
published in one issue of the - La
Grande Evening Observer,' end after
its approval by the Mayor, shall be
in force and take effect from and
after the 10th day of December, 1910.
Passed the Council on the 8th day
of December, 1910.
F. L. MYERS, Mayor.
Attest: D. E. COX,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. ,
Ws do all kinds of furniture and tager, phones Red-Ms and Red-141.
carpSl work, onholsterlnj and vac- ' ' ' '
anm hoase cleaning. -Call L. L. Bell- Want ads pay, ons cent a word
Eamels Personal.
Kamela. Dec. 13 (Speclal)--ErneBt;
Morgan, engineer on one of the help
ers here has resigned his position and
is about to move to La Grande where
he expects to run on the Jos;ih line.
Who will take his place here perma
nently Is not known yet.
Mr. R. R. ColllnB wbo has been a
resident of Kamela for the last six
teen years has gone to Freewater
where he has a comfortable home to
reward him for all his hard labors
here In the timber.
Blackboard.
Just the thing for Chrlstmhs. Call and
p them at H17 4tt St.
Ordinance Xo. W)l, Series 1910.
An Ordinance authorizing the May
or and Recorder to enter into an
agreement with the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company for a li
cense to lay and, maintain two sewer
pipes 0 inches and 18 inches in dia
meter across the right of way of said
company at the points described in
Section I of this Ordintnce.
The City of La Grande does ordain
as follows:
Section L That the Mayor and Re
corder of the City be, and they are
hereby; authorized to enter into an
agreement with the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company, for license
to lay across the right of way of said
Comnanv. at the following described
points, towlt: at a point 3007.5 feet
east of mile post 306 on the main
line; also at a point 870.6 feet north
westerly of said mile post 306, on
the main line of said railroad, two
1 Rower nlpps. SO Inches and 18 Inches
Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the La Grande office for the
week ending Dec. 9th, 1910.
Rafter, Miss Mary .
Russell. Mrs. Joseph
Appleman Mr. A. M.
Blunker, Mr. Rhos.
Bell J. W. , : ;
Robxouski, Alex.
Carr, Mr. C C.
Dunlap, Mr. W. H.
Elliot, Mr. John
Ellis, Paul.
Fitzgerald, Mr. -M. A.
Harding, Richard (2) V
Hendricks, Mr. Herman
Muncey, Mr. W. L.
Myars, Mr. S. IL
McEwen Mr. Charles .
Oliver Dr. S. D.
Porter Mr. L. A
Rice L. M.
Shaw Mr. Leo ;
Sterns Mr. Sidney .
Wise Mr. Wm. E. . ,
Walker Mr. Walter.
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office on December 23rd.
1910, if not delivered before. In call
ing for above, please say Advertised,
giving date of list
G. M. RICHEY. P. M.
n 1 ' P 1 WE ARE PREPARED '
1 GUltrV OUDDilCS SHELL GRIT, SCRATCH
J J.r FALFA MEAL, POWDERS
WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNI SH GRANULATED BONE. OYSTER
FOOD, PR OTEINA. FLAX SEED MEAL. AL-
A MEAL, POWDERS AND TON ICS IN ANY QUANTITY AT RIGHT
PRICES.
Sold By MafeSfanchied Produce Co.
YJ00 , HAY, KED, FLOUR
Main 70
InA.Ui
1425 Jefferson Avenue
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FOR THE
olloe.
Notice is hereby given that the er.
nual stock-holders meeting of th?t
Cove State Bank will be held at th :'r
office in Cove, Oregon, on Tuesd'v,
January 10th, 1911 at the hour or
p. pi. for the purpose of electing c -cers
for the ensuing year and bu " .
other business that may prope ;
come before Baid meeting. '
G. A. STOCK, Cashier,
Pec. 3 Jan. 10.
Bee,
All Kinds of Pistol, Rifle
and Shotgun Ammunition.
Any information wanted re- -garding
the Shoot and guns
or. suitable ammunition call
and see me. . "
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Haradou's Tru-Fruit Chacolat
Made just right. At all of the leadL
confectioners.
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