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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1911 PAGE 4 The GOLDEN RULE f ;;; - ' ': a;v The GOLDEN RULE -I Beginning Monday THIS SALE is held for the purpose of cleaning up and reducing our stock before we take Inventory which will be Feb. 1st Evcitvtbina in the Stone Olil! Be Reduced In Price Fitom 10 to 50 Pen Cent ' . '7 EXCEPTING CONTRACT GOODS ' Thin i not a Booni-o-Rarg Sale. We do not wish you to get the impression that we are going to give goods away. But on merchandise where lines are broken, odd garments, . ? made wlthoui taking cott in to consideration and In every caee lo wer than you will expect. SAlfc STASIS MWAUAi. . pair s, short lengths, eti.. the pi-Ice will be SALE PRE NVENTORY 1 Hope 4-4 bleached muslin, per yd.7Mc Berkshire L. L, unbleached muslin, per yard 6o Mount Hood Outing Flannel, dark and light patterns, per yard 8J4c Foxcroft double width sheeting, full yards, per yard ....80c Ticking, B001 grade, fancy stripe, per yard 10c COTTGJf GOODS 28 inch percale goods, staple colors, good patterns, per yard . .. ...6c Flannellette, best grade, good assorted patterns, yard . .'. . ,i. ..... .8 l-8o ' TOWELS : 7" ' Bleached Turkish, size 19x44, hemmed, i per pair 25c Same quality, size 21x46, per pair 85c . Better quality and heavier, size 23x46,- per pair .. -. 40c Cotton Huck Hemmed, size 18x36, 3 for 25c Better quality, larger, size 20x38, each... 10o Small. Blrdseye cotton towel, hemmed, size 24x27, 6 for 25c SHEETS AM) PILLOW CASES 81x90 hemstitched, bleached sheets, each 78c Same quality,., hemmed, size 81x90, each ......... 07c Homilifid, seamed, sl.e 72x90, each. 47c Cnsos, blenched, hO'iifiiltchod, Hlze 42x , 30. each l!c Plnin hem, same quality, size 42x36, . .each 1'r' Plain hem, size '42x36 . . .' 10c HOSIERY. We have several linos that are broken .-Id sizes that we are going to close out CHEAP. Chlldrens fine ribbed black stockings, that sell fpr 12c aud 15c, at ...10c , Also a coarse rib and heavier weight : -for boys' wear .. 10c i." i Same as above, both fin' and coarse rib, better quality lie Fleece lined, heavier weight, boys, 2 pair for tic , ' . '. LADIES' Plain, fine gaug, black, fair quality, 2 ; pair tor ...... i.'. 15c '; Better grade, black or tan, 3 pair. 25c Fleece lined, fair quality, fine gaug, : 3 pair for .;......... 25c Heavier weight and fleece, an excellent .winter weight, 2 pair for ....25c '' UNDERWEAR, 5 . Children's fine ribbed' cotton. Good , ' weight, fleece lined, size 16, 11c size 18, 12c, size 20, 14c, size 22, 15c, size 24, 10c, size 26, 18c, size. 28, 19c, size 30, 20c, slzo 32, 22c, size 34, 23c . Heavy fleece, same sizes as above, heavier and better garment, price same as the size of garment, size 16, 10c, etc. '. Sizes run to 34, which wll be 34c. " WOOL SCARF, KJilT. It would be hard to i,ive description of this lino, but they aro, all new fall numbers, and the price In most cbbou is less than the regular price. -50 to C5c values, good size ....... 87c 75c to 85c valuea, scarfs and squares ;.. 53c $1.00 to $1.25 values, heavier and bet ter ,. 68c 1.60. to $1.75, fancy knit, beautiful goods .......................... 8c . 1.85 to $2.00, fancy knit, finest wool '' yarns , $1.18 $2.26 to $2.50, nothing better, best of , w ,j $1.43 SHOES. ' I lot boys' heavy shoea, sizes 13, 13, 1,1. regardless of coat. Boys, If you want a heavy shoe-In one of these sizes, here Is a price you never heard .. 'of before. Only ................$1.28 Boys' shoes to size 5 $1.08 1 lot child's shoes 50c .. 1 mixed lot ladles' shoes ''..'.' 08c 1 lot 'ladles' shoes, heavy and medium weight, regular price, $2.00 and $2.50 at r.. $1.28 1 lot ladles shoes, $2.65 to $3.00. .$1.98 ' 1 lot ladles' shoes, $3.00 to $4.00. .2.48 1 mixed lot men's shoes ........ .$1.98 1 lot men's shoes, $3.60 to $4.60. .$2.93 ' 1 lot men's shoes, $4.50 to $6.00 ..3.19 1 lot men's high tops ....3.78 Ladles' fur top felt sl'pp'ers ..... 9flc Children's fur top felt and Comfy slip pers 68c SWEATER COATS. . ' Our complete line of sweaters will be greatly reduced In price. $2.00 values at ...'.$1.83 3.00 values at 2.00 3.50 values at ......... 2.83 4.00 values at ... ;. 2.67 BOYS' SWEATER COATS. $2.00 values at . .$1.50 1.75 values at . Ml 1,50 values at 1.13 . 1.25 values at ........... w . . i . .94 CHILDREN'S SWE-ATEB COATS .,. 65c values at , . .35c 76c valueg at .' 38o 90 values at ............... .45c $1.00 values at''..,, We 1.10 values at .65c v1.60 values at 75c WINTER CAPS. . This line Is very complete, hardly any of the numbers being broken and they go on sale at the following prices: 50c values at . 88c '60c value at .....................43c 85c values at ,64o $1.00 values at ....i. 75c 1 vnhieB at 94c i.uu values at $1.13 McKIBBON'S HATS. In this line, we have quite a few brok en lots. All $3.00 shapes, Including soft and stiff hats In broken lines $1.98 All unbroken lines In our $2.00 grade. This Includes some jood staple num bers $1.48 All broken lines In our $1.50 grade at .'......... $1.15 MEN'S SMOKING JACKETS. We have a few odd numbers left in this line that we are going to close out ' at the following prices. '.. :. '. $6.00 values at ... ... ... .. .$4.00 ' 7.50 values at 5.00 . 8.00 values at (U3 9.00 values at 6.00 One lot of long duck and rubberized : covert coats. This includes values u to $5.00, at .....$L40 Men's sheep lined coats, $6.60 values, ... .. i, $4.08 $8.00 values .-. .'. . .. ... . . v ,.. '.'.v.$j0 Mackinaw coat and pants, heavy 4ft ' ounce blue or brown, $6.00 values at 4W $5.00 values i... $3.75 Boys'. duck coats just the thing for cold ' weather. $1.25 values at $ M 1.50 valueg at 1.00 ', 1.85 values at 1J ' Large line of boys' knee, pants, price. -Boys' knlckerbocker 'pants, in heavy . winter weight casslmeres and worces ters. 75c values 57c $1.00 values at ' 75c 1.25 values at .......... . ...94c 1.50 values at .$1,13 CLOTHING. Boys' knee pants suits. Large lot of enssimores and worstels In staple jjat terns to be closed ot nt!i PRICE. M . ..... 1 . 1 " "' 111 - -1 1 ... ., ... ' QUE I THE QOIOEO RULE C0O1PJlOY . : "V Society and Clubs 00 Mi. and Mrs. George Bernlo, Miss and evening sections will convene as JRuth Russell and Miss Noll Grlmmlt per schedule. 'ory pleasantly entertained a score ot lrlends last evening at Honan hall, at n Informal danclne party. Beautiful The Locomotive Firemen and En- gin omen give their. 19th annual ball &t orations centering about candle- on Monday night aud the usual elab light, red shades ami holly made the luJl ' room exceptloiiRUy pretty. The large and handsomo Are place was i very prettily .toned up with vases of -.roses and holly ' and huge rugB and J Inllan robes made a large rest corner , where the guests were entertatnod un til dancing commepd From overy : ugle the event was marked with a mcety and elaborateness that ranks it high as a social function of the winter season. B.uut'ful gowns ail ed in adding tone te (he event wlih'h .to those present wni exceedingly c'v r and uniquely arranged. :4 Slelghloads and nuiolonds of youn? folks att-Jn I '('. t o danctnit im.v al Island City last Monday night when Clarence Garrlty, Kay Couch, . Ray . jnond Caviness, Lyle Kiddle and Gil bert Hunter were huuts to a large number of fr.'enda at a dancing party. Coupled wllh the ciollsh'fuUlme under MuBicaie doe8 no tne airocuon 01 niuu- hunih, aim "'".two weeks hence. exhilorating pastime, of the sleighing to and from the suburb, the event w;u decidedly Important in he annals of society this winter, both in Island City and tn La Grande. ; orateness of decoration and large at tendance Is anticipated for these men Invariably do something unique in the decpratlon line. ,T;one who have In the past attended this annual social event will not miss it this year, that is certain. The usual attention toi lights and clever, decorations will be given, It Is announced.'' The Thimble club met with MrB. C. E. Wilson this week. Mrs. J. A. St. Johns, Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs. J. F. Campbell, Mrs. Earl, Zundell, M"8. C. E. Tuckey and Mrs. J. W. Bush com prised the guests. itefreshinenU were served and a delightful afternoon was spent. The Neighborhood club resumes Its semi weekly meetings after the holi day rest on January 9. This will be the first club event for the Tuesday meet again until they camped upon the site of the pres nt city of La Grarde. : Here they dined, so the record f ays, upon the "remembrances of the dog." For the bereflt of those who take Interest in '.0 state that his par" whose visit was the affairs historical, it might be well celebrated last eve.iing .was what Is known as the Hunt party the land section of the Astor party, which es tablished the first American settlement n the Oregon country. In commeramoration of the event the Methodist choir ot Union, under the direction of Mrs. Edith Phy, present ed the. beautiful cantata, ..''The Birth of Christ.' The r iiid.r on of this imr liresslve muslcale was most delightful and was. thoroughly,, appreciated-. by thp guests as well as the management of Hot Lake Sanatorium. Senator Watler M. Pierce acted aB historian for the occasion and dellv- vd an address complete with historl-j al facts and at th. same time brimful of heart interest. Ho told ot the little !nd an babe, born near Baker City, on ly two days before the party reached t. e Grande Ronde. Explained how the famous "skeleton horse" had been spared through the long journey in on er that the Indian mother and her little ones might ci.nhnue with the tarty. The woman wis the ,wlfe ot the French guide. He told how the little one had finally succumbed to the hardship of Ihe trip upon reaching the Umatlila. In fact be entertained, as well as instructed the party for more than nn hour though none felt that he had 'alked more thi ten minutes. The Union choir, together with some sixty ether Union people came In a special train, and returned home a few minutes befori midnight. or railway telegraphy. Since the 8 hour law became effective, and since the wireless companies are establish ing stations throughout the country there Is a great shortage of telegraph ers. Positions pay beginners from $7C to $90 per month, with good chanc es of advancement. The National Tel egraph Instltutte of Portland, Oregon, o.'.erates under the supervision of R.R. and Wireless officials, and places all graduates into positions. It will pa yi to write them for full details. 12-30-4t Treasurer's Call for City Warrants. Notice js hereby given that there are now funds on hand to pay all out standing warrants on general fund of La Grande city up to and Including No. 9327. Endorsed Interest on all warrants on general fund from No. 9021 to No. 9327 inclus ive ceases from this date. La Grande, Oregon, Dec. 14, Mil. ROY W. LOGAN, City Treasurer. A GOOD POSITION Can be had by ambitious young men and women in the field of "Wireless" State of Ohio, city of Toledo, I.. 1 - Lucas County, ' f8" Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho to senior partner of the firm of F. J. Chuney & Co., doing business In the City of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, and it.aA.S?,d flrm w"l Pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each andev ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. s FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my Drosence, this 6th day of December, A. D. ISSfJ. (Seal) A. VT. GLEASON. Notary Public. . Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by nil Druggists, 7ae. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Buys Building Site. C. H. Barlow has purchased a lot at First and Spring, opposite the build ing formerly known as the Stoddard home but now owned by F. L. Meyers '.Mr. Barlow is an Idaho man. He made the purchase through the La Grande Investment company. - . FOR RENT 8 room house with bath,. Toilet and lights. Close in on Adams, avenue. Inquire 1417 Wash, avenue or Phone Red 752. 12-30-5t . FOR; SALE--Planp, -sideboard,: organ,' ; extension "table,' dresser.'cook stove,' ; heater, etc. Inquire at 1417. Wash. ' avenue. Phone Red 752. ' -12-30-6t A HOTRE OAVE LADY'S APPEAL Tc all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, wheth er muncuUr or ot the joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache, . pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write . to her for a home jtreatment , which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels It her duty to send.it to all sufferer ; FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands will testifyvno change of climate being neces sary. Tills simple discovery bnnlshes nrlc acid ! from the blood, loosens the sUffened Joints, pur--lfles the blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system.. It the nvcre Interests yon, for. proof address MrK, M. Summers, Box B; Notre Dame, lnd. Mr. Bartmes8 of P. lmer Junction and Miss Christina W. Vande'rpoel of Snmmervllle were united In the bonds of imntrlmony at the home of the hrlde's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderpool on' D9. ember 24. It was a quiet home wedding and the heart iest and best wishes ot the entire com xnunlty are for the happiness and wel fare of the couple Ollnton D. Day. pastor of the MethodiPt church, was the officiating pnstor. . Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Buren and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr entertained the Kaffee Klatch last evening at the home of the former The honor of the delightful evening went to Dr. M. K. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brngrr. This was the first meeting of tbo club) Mis. W. II. Bohnen'tnmp was hos tess at the Five Hundred club party this week, It, too, having resumed its usual meetings after the Christmas lull. Card honors went to Mrs. E. Tolack. ' Mrs. Lloyd Scrlher was hostess to the members of tho Blllikln club this week, entertaining It; .1 very delightful manner. HOT LAKE CELEBRATES (Continued from Pago One.) meals. When tuey cau.ped In this val !(, somewhere between Union and Fot Lake, their sole means of support is reported to have been 0110 Indian dog. This they ate unci proceeded to ward tho Pacific to Join the Astor par ty at Fort Astoria. This dog feast Ince holiday vacation was taken nnd tecurred at noon on tho 20th day of WE ARE BEGINNING A NEW YEAR and we would like to add your name to our list of Satisfied Customers. Once a customer, always one with us, for we give you the Shoes that have STYLE, QlfALITY and COMFORT, and our stock is large enough so we can please you. We carry only standard brands that have proven their worth in all respects. We can shoe the family from the babyupatpnees thatyou cannot beat. Also complete line of Onyx Brand Hosery for men, women children FRENCH GO. from now on tho regular afternoon j rorenihnr, IS11. T!" following night 4tetatafit9iUta
