La Grande evening observer., November 28, 1911, Image 5

MGV7 ;
Mlppsrs
In
White
Buck,
Satins,;
Velvets,
Kids and
Patents,
in many
different
styles.
New
iiddir
in Kid and
Black, Red,
Blue and
Gray.
,1 wiiiiUK V V :"v
nicer ror
house wear,
and $1.75
per pair.
lilUUUl
Moccasins
for Men,
- vvuiiieu unu . . .
from 50c to
$2.00:
Jew Felt
tor Men, , rf
Women and
Children,
from 50c
to $1.75
ew House
iippers for Men
in Tans and
Blacks, in
variety of
styles,
$1.50 to
$2.50.
.J. French
Shoe Co.
Slippc
TMEMIiE
"SELECTING JII3 UEIBESS"
Vitagrapb
A rich old man feigns death
to come to a decision wh'eb of
his three nieces shall Inherit
bis wealth. It's a good one and
our fat friend 'Bunny," is the
leading man. - Nuf Sed.
, S03TEB0DrS 3f OTHER"
- ": Lubin
A beautiful story of filial af
' fectlon. The som.s come3 back
from Klondike only Just In time.
JOSH'S SUICIDE".. Blograph
By Gosh," Josh has a go-jd time
In New To. 'S after wr.thi bis
wife he has suicided; , but she
discovers ljlm,' and you '..can
guess the rest.
TBAILISG THE C0UATER
". FEITER" ......... Biograph
The two Biograpb. Sherlotks
nearly catch the criminal, than
get arrested for butting m.
ILLUSTRATED S0XG MT
SWEET FADED ROSE" .
A PECULIARLY BEAUTIFUL
S0XG. Something out of the
ordinary. Sung by Miss Garrlck
and Mr. Ferrin. ' "'''r
Compare our productions with
any In the west. They'll stnhl
t. ' :.'i.::; , ' , . -, '
Gasoline wood saw.
ss;i. j. a. curm.
Fboae tlack
West's store closed all day Tranks
giving Day.
O.rifctnias Premium.
Samples ahown at store. Send your
order In early. Graad Union Tea Co..
209 Fir street. Phone 3231. 11-21-ff
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; ' LOCALS '
T. Love, Jeweler, 121114 Adams a v..
Dr. Posey, Specialist lor Eye, Ear,
Joso, Throat diseases and catarrh.
Over Seldeg store. Eyes fitted with
lasses.. Hoars 9 te 11;30; 130 to
(and 7 to 8p.m.' ,
West's store closed all day Thanks
giving Pay. , ,.
Received today. Direct from St.
Louis, mackerel, sardines and canned
fish of all kinds at Geddes Bros.
;New England Thanksgiving dinner
In Baptist church basement. Nor. 30.
Adults 50c, children under 12, 25c.
cents. .,rv - ; U-22-tit
BOApDESRS RANTED, 1617 Fourth St
. 11-28-tf ,
' Creohest "work done promptly and
satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special
ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard.
' . 11-19-tf . . -
Learn to earn. La Grande Business
College. Day and night sessions. En
roll anytime. ;.'
Fresh nuts, candles and. fruits, for
Thanksgiving, p. o candy store. Mra.
0. C. Combs. 11-24-tf
Don't overlook books for rlfti. We
have . the finest lines .you 'ver saw
anitable for all ges.--" U-2Mf M
Th
anks
giving
, Tinm Poddliu;. y,: . ": :
SOnce MeaL '.'":'.'';'.' '
Apples and Oranges.'1 ' ;
,' Grains and Bananas. " v
Lettuce, celery, for SIad and
giarakhlng; " .'
Iodla Relishes and PlcUes, Cr.
rants, BaJsons and Peels. Nats
of all kinds.' .
' Get your orders In early. , We
will be closed all day Thanks- ,
giving. , ' ' . . , y ;
TOTt 8A18 BT
Pattisoa Bros.
PROF. F. J. FREE50B Splnoloprist
and llealer. TreaU all dbcas.
; 1417 Adams avaue. l'bone ilala
21, La Grande. . , - :
Good Family Gift
; Have you thought of a phonograph
as a family gift? It's sonu thing the
whole family would enjoy and it would
; afford pleasure right along for years.
$15.00 to $63.00. On payments If yon
like. '
. . : ii-28-tf v
The Grande Ronde EleVtric Supply
company has installed a fiu line 6l
new f j.tnres at Its office en Elm s'rret
an. : n;ady to show a fili up to date
line rnd do. electric w.jrk. The line
will ba shown any intrusted persoii.
ll-28-2t ' :
To all visiting Odd Fellows In the
city Vou are requested to be present
at our roll call Dec, 2nd, mi: La G.
W. A. Worstell, Secretary, La Grande
Lodge No. 16 I. O. O. F.
O ir
Ladles' Hand Bogs at Pflces That WU
Astonish Ion.
Don't fail to see our window of la-,
dies hand bags reduced to less than
factory prices. Newlin Drug company'
v., " 11-28-tf,;: - -i-i.
Mlember of the Five Hundred club
went to Island City , today wher they
were guests at dinner with Mrs Fred'
Due to a mlsunderstand'ng the
Elks' auditorium Is not available to
morrow night for the first o'. -he Tues
day evening dancing club pa:tles and
the event has been post pored one
week. Notice to all inemb-rs of iho
club is extended herewith. The du
plication of dates was not discovered
until yesterday and the dancing partv
had to be postponed.
.' ' PERSONALS. ;:' y,v k:'
41
. Arthur Tuttle , of EcAilder, Monc
was a La Grande visitor this morn
ing, staying at the Savoy. . -:f w ,
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Nutter and two
sons went to Elgin this morning.' Mr.
Nutter has a painting contract there.
Sylvia Harsthorn, a. well known Jo
seph lady, was at th.e Savoy last nlcrhl.
Miss Lola Brown was here from Ba
ker yesterday vlBitins friondsr ,nhe
registered at the Foley.
; A party of officials, including Super
intendent Bollons, in the private car,
03, was taken to Eaton on No. 6 this
morning. , . . , : . , , .
Phone Black 8L
BA L ED
STR AW
BELITEHED ANYWHERE IN
. . , .T0WW. ;
V aters-S tanchfield
Produce Co., Main 7CS
1837 SETSnSRlKXt ATENUS
; 'Building T 'Superintendent George
Loring arrived this morning c. inspect
work done on the O -W. riB track ehed.
The roofing' abtibf Tlni8hed.,-"-
- Mrs. E. C. Moore of Freewater, Ore
gon, Is in La Grande on business and
to meet old friends. She say Mr.
Moore end the children, as well as
herself, are well pleased with Free-
4 v;V NEW HATS.
The Scheme That Wen Them and the
Way It Was Worked. .
A man who nsed to be in politics and
was a constant borrower found hlm
aelf In need of a : new hat, but be
couldn't find anybody who would lend
bim a cent. '. ! . .. . '. -
; Finally be went to an acquaintance
and said: - ( , . '
"1 want to borrow f50 for five min
utes.". . .. ; .
f'Yoa can have It If you will put op
a couple of fingers for security."1
"Nix. Now., I've got a scheme. ; Yon
lend me the fifty and you needn't let
me get out of your sight If you do
it I'll stake you to a new hat"
Mystified, but curious, the acquaint
ance agreed to this, and the two re
paired to a prominent hat store. -
-Wait a minute," said the adven
turer and left, hia backer doing sentry
duty on the sidewalk. ' ..
Picking out the most important look
ing personage In the store, tho innUti.
clan went up to him and said:
"I am So-and-so of the district.
I have come to pay for two hata for
which I have given orders on vou it,
two of my constituents." -
With tlmt be. flashed a fifty dollar
bill. - ; ' . :
i.e.? whs :-arrys-.nroaa:, ,
search of r books and a n ply that no
such orders hd been rvesunted.
"JiMt look out for them, will you?"
said the distric t leader, waving the big
bill, which wus hypnotic in Its way,
for the clerk bowed low and said.
-Yes." .
Half an hour later two orders were
presented and two hats left the store.
-Chicago Post -
Why not have the Comfort and gatic
faction of knovinrt that the Than
giving Dinner vjill bs SirUit?
.AND .EVERY OxTIER HEAL IN THE VHOLE YEAR. HAVE THE
KITCHEN WORK DONE WITH D ALP THE LABOR IN HALF THE
TIME CUT OUT THE DRUDGERY.
SAVE A BIG PART OF THE FUEL YOU ARE NOV USING. WE ARE
PREPARED TO SHOW YOU HOW THIS MAY BE DONE BY INSTAL
LING IN YOUR KITCHEN-
;Jke-:M
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Thousands of Monarch Ranges are in use in American homes everyone
giving the splendid, satisfactory and saving service we want you to have. We
recommend the Monarch to you for the same reason that we selected it ffor
us in our own homes we have perfect confidence in.it and do not hesitate
to say that it will "make your cooking a daily pleasure."
Come in now. Don't delay. Let us show
you the exclusive features of the Monarch
how the Hot Blast Firebox, Duplex Draft!
and Air-tight Construction saves the fuel
how the polished top never needs blacking
how smutty-bottomed kettles are banished
:,frpm H. M611-110 I!Iona rch .will
give the same service for almost a utetim"
"Make Your Cooking A Daily Pleasure"
W.H.R
0HNENKAMP CO. i
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
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water although It Is an admitted fam
Hy secret that they all look upon La
Grande as home.
, ey Crural. . . -Grace
3 us? e how much your Ut
ile wifie love. yen. She made this
take for you u!l by herself, Arthur
Yes, my darling. And now If you will
tot it all by yourself I phall possess
Indisputable proof of your devotion.
Pittsburgh Press.
' . . Heartle. , ;
Gritty Plkes-lt's a heartless world.
rd. Think whnt a woman , don.t
when I allied her to give me Some
thing to keep, body and oul together;
Muddy; JUnenCan't.J ma gine. Qrltty
PJkesSUpgifla'e. - a af ety plqitrChl
cago Kewa.v-'.. '. , ,.'vf., . ,;
,' An Exe.ption. . " -.-'V.
"Take my advice and mind your own
affairs. No man ever got rich flghtinjj
other people's battles." , :
"1 don't know; How about a law
yerT Boston Transcript
"TFamillar Quotations. f . . ..
One of the most familiar quota
tions from the Bible which are not
to be found there upon research la
"the Hon lying down, with the lamb."
The spirit of the reference is correct
enough, but turn up the passage In
Isaiah and you will flnd, "The wolf
also shall dwell with the iamb, and
the leopard, shall lie down with the
kid," and the calf and the young Hon
and the fatllng together." The popu
lar mind has condensed the zoological
miscellany, and to the incorrect ver
sion alliteration has no doubt con
tributed. Exchange.
Denmark's Outdoor Theater.
r Denmark has probably the finest net
aralDutdoor. theater, tetbe-rworld, , It
Js eUuatetf In; the-rya)leeF park aBotif
six miles out of the cupttal. There the
avenues of mlirhtv trooa . .
I r HQ PUJJI
and background to a stage fronted by
a beech encircled slope that forms a
perfect auditorium. Eight thousand
people can be accommodated at every
performance. ::
The Limit In Clot Rmin
"Over in iny county," said the talker
in ine notei louoy. "we bave a thrifty
merchnnt. a bachelor, now getting
aionp m years, wno is noted for. drlv-l
ing ciose cnrgains. lie is straight as n
string in money matters, but a very
clone harvester of the coin. TT
all bin bills inside the' thirty dny limit
Hi order to get the cash discount Thd
other day. meeting his favorite neph
ew, be Miilfl. 'Andy, you've been a good
young man. rnd 1 intt nd to remember
yon in y r.'lll.r , t
" 'T!j;it n uke Of yoc uncle. said An
rl.v. 'but: I'm .having ttomp hard jnfk
HOW." '1111k) If r von i on!!! mW:iiW:;m
B0iaeliii)ig;4r teitululy wouKi-W'i
r-nffei-nVthe i)i)wortuiiltv of th un
cle, nlwn.rj -n tli( lookout for o bar-
gnin. so ue naia. 'Suppose I give it all
to yon tow., hew much of n discount
will ou :i.:ke me?' "-Indianapolis
'w. ...
D
eligfat tlie Eittle Folks
We have a real toyland at our store this year a place to delight all the little
people m town. Bring your children in and let them see the things we have pro
u Tided for making their Chnstmas a happy one. Their expressions of delight will
T tell you what their stockings should contain. In .
OUR CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
we are showing all the latest toys, little soft animals and dolls for babies, dolls of
all descriptions for little girls, games for the older children, wonder toys, iron
- toys and mechanical toys. -J '
TOY AEROPLANES -TOY BOAT
?S? tIt?aEtparatus ' c T0Y elc?ric cars
?SII&IVES arPATR0L
P.PP0111 the little girls of th family. -Each will expect a new dollv
mi nrS? .f 7 thomis right here. We have them dressed a
rnd undressed. Some with beautiful cos-tumes in right up-to:date styles and mate
5S,5i CHINA DOLLS ;
RUBBER DOLLS RAO DOLLS
CELLULOID DOLLS JOINTED DOLLS
; DOLLS THAT CLOSE 2HEIR EYE3, AKB A FULL LINE OF DOLL HEAD3
We also have a splendid line of children's carts, rocking horses, wagons, doll bug
gies.
NewlinjjB
ook&;;Stati6iiFy
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