La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1911, Image 8

' PAGE 8 LA GHAHVK VISING OHSKKVKIC, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1911.
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With the grandest array of BARGAINS ever offered the people of La Grande
In this magnificent stock will be on sale at prices that will astonish you and
competition will be dumfounded
Every Article
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The opening day. Be here at 9 o'clock a. m., Friday, December 15th. We are
giving this sale right at the time you will need the goods. Come! Come!! Come!!!
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
'BAZGMNS
Sale opens Fri.
Dec. 15 at 9
o'clock a. m.
PERSONALS. '
Mrs,, John Harry of Joseuli 1h h
guest at the, Savoy. ,
D. Gaultln was ovur from Cove last
night, Btiiylng at tho Savoy.
Mrs, Union of iNowberg Is here vis
iting her HlHter, MrB. John Steinbeck.
.1. W. Fellbnum of I'onilleton wbb u
guost at the Savoy last night. :
O, W. Salladay of Joseph was a busi
ness visitor lu the city this morning,
Btaylng at the Sommer while here.
Mr. anil Mrs. ly Glenn were In
from Snniniervllle yesterday anil stay
ed at the Summer hotel.'
Mrs.' II. A. Slover, registered from
Santa Barbara, is a guest at tho Sa
voy. ;. ;
11. C. Goodwin a vesldont of Tne
Dalles transacted business In La
Grande this morning, staying at the
Sommer.
Mr. and Mrs. Mngene R'lnehnrt nnd
children of Summervllle are In the
city vIbIUiik with Dr. and Mrs. . A,
Charlton for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Berry, loriuar
residents of this city, nowircsiillng In
Portland, -lire here to sjiend several
days with friends. They are guests
with Mr. and Mrs, M. K, Hall.
Walter Wade, his mother, Mrs. Mary
C. Wade and sister Lucia Wade, left
this morning for Orange, Cal., where
they will spend the winter. Their
home Is ut linbler. ,.; '
Shanghai, Doe. 13. Whether
British or American form of govern
ment shall rule the rejuvenated China
Is expected to be decided when Wu
Ting Fang nnd Tang Shao VI meet
here in a conference on the matter
Ting left Hankow for Shanghai today
He has been Instructed by the rebel
lenders on the Yangtse Klang to sup
port a British form. Wu favors the
American plan. Probably a comprom
Ise scheme will he devised.
WRIGHT'S
CHRISTMAS SALif
Visit, our store. .You will be delighted with the magnificent showing of
Christmas goods nnd gifts.
Presents for everyone that are dainty, attractive, ncceptiible nnd well
made. i
Presents whose quality Is vouchsafed for by the artistic finish, design,
workmanship, attractive trimmings, and packing.
WRIGHT'S CHRISTMAS SALE
Bears tho Hallmark of Stylo and Quality, combined with Reasonable
Prices.
Toilet Goods Manicure Sets ltellned Perfumes Powders Combs
Brushes Mirrors Toilet and vlng Sols Hand Bags Books Ko
daks, Stationery, elc.
The greatest convenience to you Is that when you deal at Wright's you
get a personal service n service that Is calculated to satisfy every par
ticular desire that you may have. Wo know our goods we have faith
In them, but we want to know, you and we want you to have faith In
us. When once you have dealt here wo are sure you will be a perma
nent customer.
Wroghtul)iriDQ(Cc)o
PEXBLETOX Al'TOItNEY WEDS.
Ilrlde In ii Kclntlvc of Jlr. ami Mvs,
Julius lftiesch of This City. .
Frederick Stelwer, u well known
young attorney of this city and promi
nent just at present through his advo
cacy of the rights of Birch creek set
tlers in connection with the West Uma.
lllla extension and Mlsg Frieda Roesch
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Hoesch of Lewis street, were married
In this city at uoon today. The cere-
money occurred at the church of the
Redeemed wltli the Rev. Charles Quill,
n ey as the otrtciating minister and
with only the family of the bride as
witnesses. Pendleton East Oregoulnn.
.Miss Roesch is a relative of Mr. and
.Mrs. Julius Roesch of this city and
Mr. Stelwer is also well known among
legal fraternities of this city.
Cove League Celebrate!.
Cove, Dec. 13. (Special) On Fri
day evening, Dec 8, the Enworth
League of Cove, Ore., gave a "Ribbon
Social." The following program was
given: '
Piano Solo Bessie Lantz.
Address-Pres. Robert Williams.
Recitation Villa Newcombe.
Quartet Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
Kecttntlon George Williams.
Piano Solo Suda McNeill.
Story Floyd Antics.
Dialogue Harlan Koger, Charles
Organ. ' '
At tho close of this excellent pro
gram partners for supper were chosen
hv means of nlnk and wnue notions.
each bearing the name of some fruit
for which Oregon Is so famous. There
were only two apples, of course, dui
many peaches. Supper was followed
bv games until at a late hour the
vonnir ueonle disbanded, proclaiming
bv their smiles, that it was all a suc-
ess.
Boehlan, tralllc manager of the Con
efcl'dia Publishing house, corner Jeffer
son avenue and Miami street, Concor
dia, Kas., Jan. 2nd, 111. " N'ewlln Drug
Co. and druggists everywhere sell Hy
omei. A complete outfit Including In
haler costs $1.00. Extra bottles it
needed 50 cents. Just breathe it.
'OVERTAXED.
ilunuVcds of La Grande Readers Know
What It ileuus.
The kidneys are overtaxea;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches
and pains
Backache, dizziness, headache. .
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, dropsy, Brlght's
disease follow.
The statement below Bhows you a
reliable remedy for kidney ills. ?
C. S. Howard, 1614 W. Webb St.
Pendleton, Oregon, says: "For fif
teen years' I had a great deal of trou
ble from a dull pain through the small
of my back and left side and. during
the past year there was a numbness
under my shoulders. I was unable to
to lie comfortably on my back and I
was bothered a great deal by too fre
quent passages of the kidney secret
tions. After several well known rem
edies had failed to help me, I took
Doan's Kidney Pills and they relieved
all my trouble. I am grateful to this
remedy for Its good work."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mtlburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Boan's and
take no other.
cured my daughter of a bad cold and
my neighbor, Miss eBnson, cured her
self and her whole family with Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound. Every one
lu our neighborhood speaks most high
ly of It as a good remedy for coughs
and colds.
HILL'S DRUG STORE.
otice, 0. E. S. Election.
Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. will
hold their annual election Wednesday
evening, December 13. All members
are requested to- bo- present.
MARY WARNICK,
"-12-21 Secretary:
A girl's Idea of tough luck Is to have
a young man call when she Is wash
ing her hair.
Gossard
GOSSAEDS GIVE HEALTH AS
V WELL AS STYLE.
iJy wearing the Gossard Corset,
which Is built RIGHT, thousands of
women are gaining remarkably In
healtih.
Physicians trace, many ills of wo
men to tight lacing or faulty corsets
and prescribe the Gossard for ail
ments caused by other corsets.
The Gossard is a , God-send to tha
woman who wants solid comfort for
her back, perfect freedom in breath
ing, In walking, oj- when seated, or
whose pride demands a stylish, dis
tinctive figure.
There is a Gossard model' for every,
figure. $3.50 to $.50.
Try one and be convinced. A com
plete line always on. hand.
MBS. ROBT. PATTISOS.
Phone Blk "1481. Coraetler
Best- for Asthma, Catarrh, BroncliMs.
wiiv lined mivnne suffer from any
thrnnt nr nnsp trmihlpii wheen sooth
ing, healing HYOMEI Is guaranteed to
banish all misery or money dbck.
"The underslgued herewith recom
mends HYOMEI to all who are afflict
ed with asthma, catarrh, or oronenms
HYOMEI was used by my wire ror
bronchitis and asthma and I used It
for bronchitis and Bore throat.
'"It has given relief and permanent
faa.ilt.. n.t T tliauA font llnnA for
uou.vti n"U A "111" mwov . " "
the benefit of all who are afflicted with
the ailments named nbove." Theodore
I FOLEY'S
HONEY and TAR
COMPOUND
For over three decades a favorite
household medicine for COUGHS,
COLDS, CROUP, WHOOPING
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, HARD
and STUFFY BREATHING. Take
at first sign of a cold. Quick, safe
and reliable; Tha Bes Hive on the
carton is the mark of the genuine.
Refuse sustitutes.
Mrs. Anna Pelror, 2526 Jefferson St,
8o. Omaha, says: ""I can recommend
Foley's Honey & Tar Compound as a
sur cure for cou and colds. It
There Is Only One
, "Bromo Quinine"
That Is
Laxative Br-m& Quinino
WED THE WORLO OVc. TO CURE A OOLu IN OME OAT.
Always remember the fu)- -jfjdo. Look
fcr this signature on et j box. 25o.
O. .A. C. SHORT COURSES
Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four Weeks
- - HneiVt'Sen ot Oregon 18 cordalIy invited to at-
Vn 1 1 cmJI I r,t c?urBes of the 0re8n Agricultural
Oil lege, beginning. Jan. 3. Eleven distinctive
couises will be offered In Agriculture, Mechanic
g Ar, DometIc Science and Art, Commerce, For-
Hfe Mtl5lc- Every course la designed to
' 11 HrVP the tudelt in his dally work. Maloe this
' a Pleasant and profitable winter outing. No tu-
Imi.imJF "'3n- 'Reasonable accommodations. For beautl
III VlCfl M Illustrated bulletin, address - J
,VU M TENNANT, Registrar. CorvalHs, Ore. '
mmmmmmmmm Farmer a Business Course bj Correspondence.
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