La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 14, 1910, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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LA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1010.
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v $ than any previous year, of well selected first quality articles suitable for Christmas
Gifts, includin?; Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Bra
and Silverware, all the best quality money can buy, and which you can procure at
lowest prices, quality considered. Call and examine noods and prices before buyinrr.
You will save money and get fully guaranteed goods Which, if by. any chance should
g not prove satisfactory, you know you can have made rinht or exchanged, o o o o l
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LA GRANDE'S LEADING JEWELER
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The quicker a cold is gotten rid of tl
ten the danger from pneumonia nd othT
wrioua diseaaM. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of
Warerly, Va., gaT "l firmly believe Cham
berlain'i Cough ftemedy to be absolutely the
best preparation on the market for colds. I
have recommended it to my frierids end
they all agree with ie." For sale bj all
' dealer.
fi. EllPIOT
AID IBE1EIT OF DETAILS
Messenger Service
Call Main 24f, or lnd. W2i
UMBRELLA REPAIRS
Go vers from 50 cts
to Three Dollars
L. C. Smith-La Grande
and Heating
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W GRAHDE, - ORE
La Grande'g new $75,000 school
building which will be the largest in
Eastern Oregon, is rapidly ,'nearlng
completion. In the convenience of
the arrangement of the several de
partments, in the number of the de
partments provided for and ' the ex
tensivenesB of each La Grande will
soon have a building that should
house one of the most complete and
up-to-date high schools in the state.
' The auditorium is able to accomo
date about 600 and will give the
school a place to hold debates and en- j
tertainmenta that in style , and ap
pearance can not be excelled.
The various departments are separ
ated from one another by a most con
venient arrangement The English,
language, mathematics, science, his
tory, manual training, domestic scl-
' ence and comemrclal departments are
entirely separate and will not inter
fere with one another. Manual train
ing and domestic science are two en-,
tirely new departments that will make
a valuable addition to the school.. The
science department will be greatly en
larged and , improved. A long felt
want wlll.be filled by the addition of
chemistry, geology and toology and
the courses in physics, physiology,
physical geography and botany will
be wonderfully benefited by adding
the necessary facilities. This will en
able graduates of La Grande high to
enter the universities -without being
conditioned in chemistry as .has hi
therto, been the case. In . general the
scientific course will be greatly
broadened. , ' ''
Commercial Course Superior.
The commercial course will be one
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Be fast as acceptable, a gift as you could give
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i We will sell you as. OEDEB nicely gotten up pod for any
Amount ypn see fit to'giTe ;-;'; t : : r"-
On return of this ORDER by the' recipient, they will 1e
properly fitted to a pair of jihoeg to their liking. , f
SIVaiTH Su GREENE
SHOLMEN DEPOT STREET
of the best in the northweat : It' will
6e in a way separate from the rest
of the Bchool and will le an up-to-date
business college, with its offices,
banks, clearing houses etc., all con
ducting their business the same as In.1
actual life. ' The other departments
will also be greatly strengthened and
many additions wil lprobably be made.
"Gym a Feature. '
,f A large gymnasium is by no means
an ' addition of small consequence.
Shower baths and dressing rooms are
provided for the girls as well as the
boys, and It will be possible to have
regular gym exercises given to the
entire school. It also affords afnDle
room to play basket ball and will un
doubtedly be a means of greatly ini;
proving that branch of athletics as
well as furnishing a 'place for early
and regular" training for the track
and other athletics, - ; ;.
An automatic program ; clock has
been ordered that will automatically
announce In all the rooms the time,
for beginning! and dismissing school,
the first and last of each period and
any other calls that are required.
This and many other modern (Jerkes
will Introduce perfect system Into the
school. It of course will take some
time to accomplish these Improve
ments a will also be the case in ac
quiring a first class reference library.
The building itself Is of the best
material and construction. The large
halls and stairways, the entrances,
the four large panels on which wtyl
Boon be painted four famous paintings
the building inside and out will' all
tend fo give La Grande the most at
tractive as 'well" as 'useful and modr
ern high school In ' the state.' It is
most certain that Contractor Bartlett
and Architect Gauntt will ' not be
backward In claiming their relations
to, this magnificent structured
.There will be about twenty rooms
for recitation,' study and laboratory
purposes besides the r auditorium,
gymnasium, store rooms, etc These
are all furnished In j-ed fir stained in
light oak, which give them a very at
tractive apeparance.
" The Keewaunee ventilation" and
heating system Is the latest and best
obtainable. The beating plant Is in
a separate building eliminating the
danger of fire. : In addition to the
many large windows' the building is
provided with several large skylights
which will light the Interior perfectly.
Mr. Bartlett who has the contract
for erecting the building says that he
will finish his part of the work some
time next week. It will then remain
only to furnish and " equip. Prof.
Stout believes that the high school
will be able to enter the building by
3 the beginning of the second semester
provided that the furnishings are or
dered and shipped promptly. At that
time about 215 will be enrolled. . This
will also leave the central school for
some of the 900 grade children !bQ
are now in a most crowded condition..
The building will cost 180,000 be
fore it is completely equipped, .
Get the Geruine Always.
A substitute is a dangerous make
shift especially in medicine. The gen
uine Foley's., Honey and Tar. cures
roughs and colds quickly and is in a
yellow package, contains no opiates
and is safe and certain in results.
Hills Drug Store.
Tru-Frult Chocolates.
flavors.
No imitation
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REASONS WHYTOU SHOULD
COXSULT II K ACOCK ABOUT ;
. YOUR E.YES.
1. ; I devote my entire time
to the Optical Profession.
2. My examination of . the .
eyes is thorough and accurate
by a method, not 20 years out
of date, but the latest scien
tific method known to the pro
fession. ' 3.' All my glasses are made V
to fit the face, as well as the !
eyes. .''
4. All my glasses are ground
in my workshop in La Grande,
therefore you are not obliged to
wait but a few hours.
5. The Heading physicians .
are now sending all their t a- .
tients to me when they suspect
eye strain. ?
' 6. I duplicate, exactly, any .
lens, ho matter who made or '
prescribed it
7. I guarantee all glasses
to be entirely satisfactory.
8. IF, AT ANY TIME
WITHIN ONE YEAR, I CAN
IMPROVE YOUH VISION
WITH GLASSES, " THERE
WILL BE NO EXTRA CHARGE
FOR THE CHANGING OF
LENSES. . -
9. Most people cannot afford
to pay high prices for their
glasses, yet they should have
the best work, and here is
where we can serve such peo- ,
pie.: ',.
10. IF, AT ANY TIME, YOU
REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF
A SPECIALIST, YOU WILL
NOT BE OBLIGED TO WAIT
SIX MONTHS UNTIL I RE-
TURN, BUT I WILL BE HERE ,
ALL THE TIME.
Eyesight Specialist
XEXT D00B TO POST OFFICE.
R I S T I A N S O N' S
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LA GRANDE
FOR ML MUDS OF
CHRlSjmS OIUDIES
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GEORGE PALMER, PRcs. F. J. HOLMES, Vice Pres.
TT. L. JIBEMIOLTS, Ais'L Cash. EARL ZUNDEL, 2d Asst Cabb,
P. L. KEIESS .Cashier.
La Gsande National HariHz
of La Grande, Oregon
United States Depository ,
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $200,000.00
GE0ZG3 PAL5IER, W. L..ESXSECLT3 . C C, PEmGTOJT
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V. J. IICL3ES W. ULYTZZCS . F. E. BYHT
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With our ample resources and fsdl!t!ei we eaa reader yet e2.
cleat ierylce aad handle yeur luslness to jour entire gailsfwtion.
Largeshipm
Pumpkin f or Pie--1 can make3 3
pies 25c per can
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Preferred Stock Asparagus is , Nice
and Tender 'y' -r
SwiftVPremium Hams
City Grocery andBakeiy
i The Home of Fancy Groceries