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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1911 PAGE 2 it: GRADE PUPILS I ff . - I The Peopled Store mmmmmmmmmmimiiimmmmmmmmmmmm'a "The Store of the Christmas spirit" this store is all aquiver with the ex citment preceding tfiie great HOME DAY CHRISTMAS. The prattle of little children the laughter of the older folks and tinkle of toys the glitter of holiday novelties, the good natured crowds all combine to transform this store in the REALM OF SANTA CLAUS. Everywhere that there is a counter or shelf or table or nook or corner Christ, mas merchandise is displayed, for your convenience in choosing. v As the greatest joy of Christmas it is the pleasure of giving; the PLEASURE OF BUYING naturally is a part of it. WE, in the store, have done our very best to add to the pleasure of your Christmas purchasing, and from day to day will earnestly strive to cause your shopping trips for this Christmas to be a delightful remembrance During the final days preceding the 25th we will ask for your co-operation in that you will be patient with us. '. The jolly crowds are taxing our ca pacity to the utmost, but we assure you whether we shall be privileged to say so in person or not that your presence in the Holiday Shopping crowd will be thoroughly appreciated by us and we will be only too glad when possible to give you our time and show you that1 courtesy so typical of this store during ordinary times. All purchases with which you honor; us, will be delivered upon the date you wish. We thank you for past patronage and hope to be found worthy of your future friendship REMEMBER, SAN TA CLAUS HOLDS A RECEPTION EVERY AFTERNOON FOR THE LITTLE ONES IN OUR TOY DE PARTMENT. We Wish you A MERRY CHRIST- 1 hit m . TlhiePeo Opera House Block pie s Store la PLEASE WELL EXCELCENT PROGRAM RENDERED LAST JUGHT. About Eight DsTUrs Added to Phono, graph Fund by the Venture. Beginning with a recitation by Ruth Johnson a program was presented by 1 the' grade children Friday evening that j has not been beaten in the state. There were about 500 present who turned In a total of $88.90 which will be used to buy cabinet phonographs. Following is ' the program as rendered: . . , ; Declamation Ruth Johnson. '" . Drill Mrs. Netll and Miss Beaver rooms. Shell Song Bight girls from Miss Thompson's grade. Star drill Miss Bork's pupils. Song Seven girls from Miss Con nor's room; Brownie dance Mies McHugh's boys. ." Recitation George Bush. Christmas Candles Miss Bunnell's girls. Servants (Dialogue) Miss Thomp son's sirls. Santa Claus (recitation) From Miss ! Beaver's room. Mother Goose and Children From Miss Plxton's class. Recitation Mary Watson. Christmas Lullaby Miss Cooke's class. ' " -. ' ' ' Grandmother's Cake Lester Master ton. Song By eight of Miss Snider's girls. Twinkling Stars Miss McHugh's girls. , . iRecltatlon Louise Benham. ' Indian Drill Song North Side school. . v Song of the Seasonr-Calne and Wilson.- Tattletale (Dialogue) Miss Con nor's' girls.' Flag Drill Mlsa Dullard's girls. Recitation Claude Holbrook. Darkey Boys' Drill Mrs. Thomp son's boys. Recitation Caroline Palmer. Dialogue Three of Mr. Snlder'a girls. Negro Lullaby Mrs. Thompson's girls. Clown Drill Misses Billings and Woodruff's boys. Japanese Drill and Song Miss Fish er's girls. High School Notes. Dr. J. D. Gill'.'an addressed the stu dent body at assembly Tuesday morn ing on the subject "Foundation." He explained fully how all great enter prises are started on bed rock. Friday after school the contestants tried out for places on the debating The United States ticnal Bank Na- OFFICERS and DIRECTORS N.K. West Wm. Miller ,V A. T. Hill J. G. Henry J, L. Gaviness G. T., Bacon Frank Gonley H. E. Goolidge TV J. Scro5gin It officiated by men of fine character and high standing in business circles. Its Board of Directors DO direct, giv ing their time and attention to the proper performance of their duties. Our patrons Have the benefit of our broad, liberal and satisfactory bank r It ing service. Four per cent, interest paid on Savings Accounts MANY MINERS DROWN. Retaining Wall Breaks and Mines Are Trapped by Flood Waters. Lonodn, Dec. 23. Scores of miners are believed drowned In the Cross Tet tley mine reservoir broke through the retaining wall flooding the workings In which 200 men were employed at the time. Hundreds of rescuers are work ing in hopes of saving some of them, LUMBER OUTPUT CURTAILED. Big Reduction In Lumber Output the Next Thirty Days Foreseen. Seattle, Dec. 23. That the carrying out of the curtailment idea among Ore gon and Washington sawmills during the next three months wll average 64 davs, representing a total loss In pro duction of 634,250,000 feet of lumber, l shown in the report submitted to the lumber manufacturers association at a meeting here. teams, The work to complete, fne teams' . w-.-r.-.c-.-.- however, la Hot fltfite comnlete thnueh I ".,:. the teams and schedules will proba'bly ' he prepared by the comrnencerent of , ; U . the new term, The slv aneod ' ...sssMaiiw Bent for Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis. Why need anyone suffer from any throat or nose troubles when Boothlng, dealing HYOMEI Is guaranteed to ban ish .nil misery or money back, , . . ..;;. VThe undersigned herewith, rewni-:: mends HYYOME1 to all who are af flicted with asthma, catarrh, or bron chitis. HYOMEI was uBod by my wife for bronchitis and aBthma and I used It for bronchitis and sore throat. .' "It has given relief and .permanent results and I write these few llnea for the benefit of all who are afflicted wit hthe ailments named above." Theo dore Boehlan, '.traffic manager of the Concordia publishing house, corner of Jefferson , avenue and Miami street, Concordia, Kbb., Jan. 2nd, 1911. The Newlin Drug company and druggists everywhere sell Hyomei. A complete outfit Including Inhaler coats $1.00. Bx- tra bottles If needed 50 cents, breathe It. Just Good Things for Christmas; : Cranberries,, fresh. .In today. .' . ' Hot house lettuce perfectly fresh. Colery. . Best on the market. Bananas, good large , and ripe. Oranges, from California today. Swoeti ' Olives, both green and ripe. Sweet Potatoes, smooth and good. Candy and Nuts, best and cheapest. Dill, Sweet and Sou pickles. Olive Oil, purest and best Coffee that tastes just right. GEDDES BROS. 12-2t-3t STEWARD OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY, DEC. 30, 1911 'There's never a Law of God or Man runs north of FiftytThree.---Kipling IDUE' HAK First Transcontinental Tour of REX BEACH'S Great Story of the Last Frontier 1 Direct from Its Long Run at the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York City. A Complete Scenic Produc tion. A Company of Picked Playew. FRATERNAL ORDERS OF LA GRANDE. :-:" s '$ i $ s $ s $ s $ s $ A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. ' 41, A. F. & A.M. holds regular meet ings first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. N. MOLITOR, W. M. A. C. WiIUJAMS, Secretary. B. P. O .E. La Grande Lodge No. 433 meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De pot street and Washington avenue. , Visiting brothers are cordially in vited to attend. H. J. HITTER, Ex. Rul H. E. COOUDGE. Rec. Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O. W meets every second and fourth Sat urdays at K. P. hall. All visiting mebera welcome. ' D. FITZGERALD, C. C. J. H. KEENEY, Clerk. M. W. A.La Grande Camp No. 7703 meet every Monday In the month at the I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially Invited to attend. W. A. DUNN, WILL LANDRUM, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crow Lodge No. 27 meeee every Monday night in Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.) A Pythian welcome to all visltUu Knights. A. C. HAYNES, C. C. K. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. ft 8. Prices: $ 1 . 00, 75c and 50c. liPtohiAiin' "en" REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. meets every Tuesday evening In th I. O. O. F. hall. All Tisltlng mem bers are Invited to attend. MISS HELEN McLAUGHLIN, N. Q. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Bee O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B C. hoMs stated communlcatloM th second and fourth Wednesdays of eoh month. . Visiting members cor dlaliy Invited. CARRIE h HUNTER, W. M. MART A. WARNICIC, Sec 4i rthand class will have a contest on January 12th. Sever- have been working well to the front and there promises to be a warm con test for the tlrst place. There will be a double header basket ball game here on January 12 when Union will send over their boys' and girls' teams. 4. 4 About forty teachers have been wres tling with the exams. In room 3 Wednesdays-Thursday,. Friday and Satur. day. of this -week.-" s ; 4 ". :. Among the numerous articles added; Wlim pnytsius inuuiuiury una wtreit are a D'Arsombal galvanometer and a Voltameter. ' ' The parts have been selected for the gold medal declamation contest which will be held towards the last of Janu ary. ' Beginning with a quarter day on Friday the pupils were dismissed for the Christmas-New Year holidays which will last till January 2. The receipts of the High School Alumni basketball game added a little over $9.00 to the athletic fund. Prof. N. J. Mansager will go to Port land to attend the Stnte Teachers' in stitute .during the holidays. Prof. E. A. McEchron Is spending his vacation in Vancouver. Treasiireis Call for City Warrants. There are also funds in the treas ury to pay all warrants Issued against water fund of La Grande city tip to and Including No. 10,015, endorsed Dec. 21, 1910. Interest on all warants on Water fund from No to No. 10,015 Inclusive ceases from date of this call. La Grande, Oregon, Dec. 21, 1911. ROY W. LOGAN, City Treasurer. 1 1 'I imj.ij..umiii 1 i ''It 1 J. H. Richardson E.S. Givens E. S. Givens Investment Co. Rear La Grande Nat'l Bank Real Estate, Loans, Insurance. High Class Invest ments and Securities USE ALLEN'S FOOHASE. The anllseptic powder to bo Bhken Into lueuroi., If you wnut rcxt end comfort fur tired, ftcbing, bwo.Il'ii, BweAtiiigfuet,usti Allen'8 FooUEase. It- ' liovcg corliB und bnnioiiu of all nalQ nod iircvcntJ blisters, BoroaiidcnllotiBBpots. Jiirtt the ttiiriif for pniK-in I'arilcB, l'atcut Xouthor iShoeg, atia for ; Breakiiiu in Now Shooi. ltlttho crcslostcomfoit dincovcrvor llicneo. Trylt(w(ai. Sold everywhere, SBcts. Drm'tacctptaiiytubttitHU. For FltEKtrul package, oddreB Allen 8. Olmated, Le Itoy, . X,. When yen get to thinking about your teeth and the conditions of the mouth often enough to keep them lu the prop er condition I may stop reminding you of lb Cnth then I am going to remind j on that the earlier you look after these conditions the less trouble yon will have. It will give yen more com fort to keep the teeth right In the first place than to hare them treated and filled after conditions have be come snch that ou MUST have some thing ne. At the risk of Incurring your (tisplensnre I am going to sug gest that, you get the advice of a com. petent dentist KOiW. J.E. Stevenson, D.D.S. Savoy Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN n. ' ' j -JP i iic rooms are guuu aiuj Steam heated only block from depot one 0. C. Brichoux, Prop, State of Ohio, city of Toledo I Lucas County, f8 Frnnk J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is senior pnrtner of thu linn of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In the Cltv nf S ledo. County and Stnto nforesald thnt pnld ilrm will pav tho sum of' rS?S HUNDRED DOLLAKS for each Snd rry caso of Catarrh that cannot be cur7a by the use of UAt.t.'fl CATARRH CURE ... J. CHENEY. ,!w.ibc! I?.! 2? "ubscrlbed In A, V. mi ueccmbor, Jc4l, A. W. GLEASON, ; ' Notary Public. ? ci!tnrr! Cure la taken Internally Usilmonlairfr U'8 85",tem' sJm k "ENEY ft CO.. Toledo. O. . Bold by nil Drucf-ls's, 7Sc Tks OiOl's family PUU tor cotMUpotton. 15 DIFFERENT KINDS OF SLEDS Skates to fit everyone. Casseroles to please mother. Carving sets to please father. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co :
