La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912.
PAGE 5
The
GOLDEN
RULE
-INVENTORY SALE
The
GOLDEN
RULE
Ladles audi Misses'
Sweulerg.
Large asscrtmeut of
season's beer sellers
Odd garments r:n;
lng from '$1-65 to
3.50 at , , :.
$1.00 :
Silk Wulsls. , ; ; Silk Petticoats. :
Numbers that have I
been popu'or 'uring j Well assorts! Hn6
Flannel Shlrtg.
Oregon City Woolen
Mills goods, $2.60 t-J
12.65 values.
$1.49
Men's Dress Shirts.
A complete line of
$1.25 grade.
79c
McKlbboiis' Bats
One lot broken sizes
and odd numoer $3
values
$1.50
tho fall, riack and j
Btnple colors, ;
1-2 Price
of black and colors,
1-2 Price
PRE
Stamped Linen).
Complete line ct
squar, dol.ies. e.,c.
1-2 Price
Boys' (Mercoats
Complete line In siz
es 2 to 9, and larso
boys' Bi7.es, 1 Olo 16.
1-2 Price
Large Line Men's
$12.50 suits. Worst
eds, cashmeres, all
good fall numbers,
$7.50
Corsets, large
line
1-2 Price
Mittens, Men's
and Boys' lined
32c to 45c.
All Furs
1-3 OFF.
Dress Ginghams
All staple 12 l-2c lines .....8 l-3c
All Staple 15c lines 10o
All staple 25c to 28c lines 15c
Dress Goods
Never before have we thrown on our bargain ta;
bles such values. STAPLE as wheat. You can
afford to buy a Dress Pattern even if you don't'
need it now ....1..-.L...ONE HALF PRICE
Towels
An every day necessity, both Huck and Turkish
Bath.. ,-; ., . :--rv v-'
30c values per pair ......... ........l..;L...40c
25c values per pair . ,.;........35c
18c values per pair .25c
12 l-2c values, three for 25c
I
Our Complete Line of Ladies' Furs, Muffs and Neckwear ONE-THIRD OFF
" ' r '" " ' ": -
FANCY HAND PAINTED HAVILAND .
CHINA
Berry Sets, plates, Salad Bowls and all odd dishes
ONE-THIRD OFF.
HAVILAND CHINA
All short lines and odd pieces ONE HALF OFF
GLASSWARE.
Large assortment odd glass, goods that have sold
for 25c to 50c ...17c
Don't fail to look over our HALF PRICE TABLE, skirts, petticoats, waists, linens, ladies'
neckwear, corsets, cotton and silk kimmonos, HALF PRICE.
LADIES' SUITS, COATS, DRESSES. CHIL
DREN'S COATS AND DRESSES, MILLI
NERYALL GO AT THESE FIGURES. IT
WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK.
One-Half. Price
QUALITY THE
SAME
THE GOLDEO ROLE COIftPHllV.
PRICES
LESS
mmu,WM1ililWIBW
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THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
UNDERSTAND
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
MAGNIFICENT KALEM FEA
TURE FILM.
DON'T LOOK OVER TIMS.
THE SMUGGLERS". . . . Kalem
A magnificent reproduction of
the Industry now carried on of
smuggling Chinese into this
country on the Pacific coast. The
gang is captured by the revenue
cutter.
"THE CURE OF JOHN DOUG
LAS" Lubin
A powerful story with a great
moral lesson. John is cured of
'runkenness by his friends in a
very peculiar manner;
"CRAZY DOPE" Pathe
It's absolutely impossible to
describe the results of this dope
administered amongst others, to
a pugilist. It's a scream.
"CIRCUS IN AUSTRALIA". .
., Pathe
A splendid scenic picture ta
ken 1n Melbourne, Australia.
Illustrated Song "IN THE CITY
WHERE NOBODY CARES"
Sung by Miss Garrlck and Mr.
Ferrin. :
I'AY YOUR WATER RENT TO
MORROW. o o
SOMETHING NEW.
Foley Ilros.' Cigar Store.
SOMETHING NEW.
Clam chowder and Bhellfish every
day at the, Snow Plake Bakery. 11-29-tt
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Our specialties are dinner parties
and first class service Foley drill.
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Good skating Is now to be had at
Perry and at Dutch pond. You know
what fun that means. Get your skates
sharpened at Leighton's and you will
know you have a good job.
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PAY YOUR WATER RENT TO
MORROW. o o-
PROF. F. 3. FREENOH' Splnologlst
and Healer. Successfully treats all
diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Phone
Main 724, La Grande.
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PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMORROW.
LOCALS
H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212 Adams av
Dancing at Rink every Wednesday
and Saturday nights.
12-6-tf
RENT TO-
PAY YOUR WATER
MORROW.
Croohest work -done promptly and
satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special
ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard.
li-19-tf
Try our hot coffee and clam chow- tAV YOUR WATER
der. Snow Flake Bakery. U-29-tfMORROW.
A hustling young man -wishes a
place where he can work for his
board and attend school. K of good
habits and is dcsl 'ous of place In a
good home. Addiess Lock Box No.
667, city. ; 1-2 tf
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CIGARS
FOLEY BROS.'
CIGAR STORE.
PIPES CIGARETTES
TOBACCOES CANDIES
t i ... tr-Mi v ntno ltnfift hv elec-
I JKI. IIO 1. 1 1 el. TV vvui t"i' " I
tricity. No musg to clean up, no soiled j
pipe, La Grande Electric Supply
Phone Black 3141. l-4-2t
Arcade
Theatre
"oiv Running Four Reels of high
Class Photoplays.
FOUR THOUSAND FEET OF
FILM
AN INDIAN VESTAL Selig
The call of the race comes to
a white girl who has lived
among Indians all her life. Pro-
duced in that ever wonderful
Yosemite valley. Drama.
A DAY AT WEST POINT. . . .
Edison
: Every American will be glad
to see this picture of a day's
doings at this point. It also
gives a view of Admiral Togo,
the Japanese hero, viewing the
corps. A great educational pic
ture. "HIS EXONERATION". . .Lubin
A western story of love end
strife beginning in the east full
of life and action. Drama.
"KITTY AND THE COW
BOYS" Vitagraph
i Our fat friend (BUNNY) takes
everything In fun1. Then he
has a little fun himself and we
all have a stack of fun watching
him. It's a , Bunnygraph com
edy. Mr. Williams will sing:
"I WILL MISS YOU."
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
terns taught at La Grande business
college. ' 1-B-tf
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Dressmaking. Miss C. Stoddard, .11. 172
l-5-0t
RENT TO-
Thaw your pipe by electricity. La
Grande Electric Supply. Phone Black
3141. l-4-2t
. The Mission band of Presbyterian
church will meet aSturday afternoon
at the home of Miss Florence McLach
lin. o o
Gregg and Pittman the best sys-
&JW88'$j $ $
: .'
PERSONALS.
$SSJyfiJSi3f.S?SSji
Mrs. L. A. Adams and daughter Miss
Edith ,are home from a-pleasure trip
to Boise.
: Mrs. W H Murray of Imbler passed
through the city last night on her
way to Milton to visit with friends.
Dr. P. A. Charlton, the veterinary,
made a hurried trip to Allcel today on
professional business.
."Senator" Beverly of Portland was
here yesterday transacting business
matters.
Rapid recovery of Conductor Han
cock is now predicted, for the victim
of the recent Hilgard wreck Is grow
ing better.
Rev. John H. Rudd returned this
morning from North Powder where he
has organized an Epworth League
chapter.
Water Superintendent George T,
Cochran arrived home last night from
Portland where he has been on offi
cial business.
Addison Bennett of Portland left
today for Wallowa county where he
will glean data for Oregonlan contri
butions Miss Maude Leadsworth, a popular
co-ed of the high school returned last
night from Walla Walla where she has
visited with her mother who has been
seriously ill but is now slightly Im
proved. After spending a few weeks in Port
land for Mr. Bay's health's sake, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Bay arrived (home last1
night from that city. The lower nlti-l
tude was greatly beneficial to Mr.
Bay's health.
D. B Ruckman of Imbler, Ward Em
Igh, the Walla Walla creamery man,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Steams and Mae
Stearns or Cove, H. P. Campbell of
North Powder and A. B. Anderson of
Imbler, were some of the Savoy guests
last night. ,
C. D. Huffman went to Medical
! Springs today and will install the new
officers of the grange there 711101;
takes place in conjunction with the
Modern Woodmen Installation tomor
row night. A big time Is planned for
the occasion.
Congratulations Due Mr. Snodgrass
J. G. Snodgrass and his customers
are delighted with the Slierer display
counter which he has Jtist unpacked
and hich stands in his store in all Its
glory.
The counter Is certainly a most at
tractive piece of furniture and adds
greatly to the appearance of the store.
Perhaps the most wonderful thin;,'
about the counter is the fact that Mr.
Snodgrass can fill all of the 30 draw-
' of his counter with dried peaches,
apricots, prunes, rice or other com
modities and sell from these drawers
what he knows to be "absolutely pure"
food for the interior construction of
the counter is such that mice, hugs,
and dirt cannot call the Inside of these
drawers "home" and thereby contam
inate und render harmful their con-
Cnjsard
JUST RECEIVED.
A complete line of new models la
the GoBsard corsets. Prices from
$3.50 to $8.50.
MRS). ROBT. FATTISON,
Phono Black MSI. Corsctlcre.
$? y J $$ J J 3 $
-3 Auto Taxi Service. S
SMITH'S AUTO-TAXI SERVICE s
S Day or Night.
To any part of the city. &
' Phono Red 241. &
IT IS
FOR YOU
TO DECIDE
It does not make one particle of difference what druggist's name
appears on your prescription blank, it remains for you to decido
where you are going to have that prescription illlcd.
When you want a prescription filled, you want to get results from
the medicine it calls for, therefore reason helps you to decide In
favor of the drug store that carries high quality, full strength
drugs and where scientific, careful compounding Is always prac
ticed. 1
Wright Drug Co.