La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1913, Image 4

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THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 30,
I Watch . For ;
Bargain
Friday ?
Specials
Every
Week
0
Here is newthat will interest ereiy economical person rjn La Grande and vicinity. .' When you see V special
adveiseld
will be but a beginning of. a ney dejpawieipe t and see for yourself. : - v
Read about the Simn fom Every: Department for thb "FTSRT BARGAIN FRIDAYS
FRIDAY SPECIAL
025.00
Tailored Suits
$18.90
OUR ENTIRE LINE OP TEST
NEWEST STYLES INCLUDED IN
THIS SPECIAL NOT AH OLD SUIT
IN THE STOCK. EVERY GAR
MENT IS RIGHT "UP TO THE MIN
UTE IN STYLE AND HIGHEST
GRADE TAILORING. BE SURE
AND COME FRIDAY IF YOU WANT
TO SAVE ON ONE OF THESE
BEAUTIFUL SUITS.
FRIDAY SPECIAL......
I18.M
SEE THE
WINDOWS
FRIDAY SPECIAL
i From Oct
D GoDep't
UKe OCTING FOB fc.
THIS LOT ' INCLUDES A COM
PLETE LINE OP PATTERNS. ALL
HEAVY WEIGHTS. MOSTLY
SHORT LENGTHS. " '
, 15c ESQUIMO FLANELETTE At
AN EXTRA MEA VI. DOUBLE
FLEECE IN A VARIETY OF PAT
TERNS .SUITABLE FOR KIMONOS
AND DRESSING SACQUES.
UHe PRINTEL FLANELETTE 8c
A YARD.
BORDERED AND ALL-OVER
PATTERNS IN MANY ATTRAC
TIVE DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM.
GOOD WEIGHT, 34 INCHES WIDE.
FRIDAY SPECIAL
; 47.50 and $8.00
Trimmed Hats .
Reduced to $4.35
INCLUDES MANY CHARMING
CREATIONS IN THE POPULAR
TANGO MODELS; IN ALL 8HADES
AND SHAPES. EVERY HAT IN
THE LOT IS WELL WORTH THE
REGULAR PRICE. .
FRIDAY SPECIAL ....... .'..MM
' FRIDAY SPECIAL.
SL5 TO IL50 LEATHER HAND
BAGS .Me
. BY BUYING IN A LARGE QUAN
TITY DIRECT FROM THE MANU
FACTURER WE ARE ABLE TO OF
FER THIS EXTRAORDINARY LOW
PRICE. SOME ARE LEATHER LIN
ED AND. OTHERS WITH FANCY.
SILK LININGS .
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY.
'Entire line
ewOTcrcoatt
Ifcdiieed-
for Friday Only
All New
Gordon and
Stetson Hats
Reduced
10
for Friday Only
TOE OBSERVBR
BIVOB BBHW8, XUItor a4 Owmet
tm - lb ovKffk.
lUMfT.
5
Uc
5c
UBSCRIPTION RATES.
DaB. t7 ...........
BtOr,'pu mk
Dailr. ftr mmth ... ..........
nw tiM
BaBf, ft jrear ta win.,,.,tlM
Dtflf, hj Mil per year ta U-
I4.N
Wx OWrrcr., Dr yar la - ;,
I man," bene the movement jort te
aser -to the entire communKy, has
coxl once more fn a meet popular I aogurated.
movement It was the Elks lodn that! ,Bls year,, will ee K Bret annual
etarted -he public . Chrirtwai! tree
FROWNING ON EXCESSIVE
DRESS.
Tha Elks lode of U Grande, which
'if'WUy" d0iBg Bometh'n'p in,Port-
whtch' has growD to be one of the
aplendid eventa of Yuletide, and now
that order has decided to, give ite
annual bit; social event in the form
of a charity baa And at that ball
(here will be a contest as to which
lady can outdo ail others in ward
robe, for the Jodie" biarpdses giving a
handsome prize for the beet dressed
lady whoes dress cost the least money.1
This is decioedly along the right
lines.' So easy it is if or social func
tions to drift iiito'an expensive dress
makers' context, and io so doing In
Variably kills the event for pure pleas
ure. ': -;: .
-The, ElkB believe, in that old adage
that "dress does not make the man,
and .they have another clause to the
effect, "neither does it make the wo-
La Grande National Bank
Organized in 1687.
eharity ball ever gives in La Grande.
I wUl.be a .success a remarkable
success, not only . from a point of
pleasure, but it wilL,have a tendency
to wtkeiup the good old fashioned
thread of common, sense in dress and
spread the teaching over, the entire
coramunny.
' v COFFEE. '
. : GOOD COFFEE. WORTH icy
WHENj FRSH-ROASTED WHAT IS
IT WORTH SOME WEEKS LATER
WHEN HALF OF ITS FLAVORING
JGSSENCE HAS GONE OFF INTO
THE AIR? , .-.
SCHILLING'S BEST IN AROMA
TIGHT .CANS. IS EXACTLY THE
8AM E SIX MOTHS AS ONE HOUR
r KOM THJS ROASTER.
Cloanly granulated, ready "for
um; 40c lb. tnon yback.
DEMGNiTED DEPOSITORY OF rKITID STATES eOTSUfXRXT.
UI1TBD STATES POSTAL BAYJUOS DFPOMTORT.
Capital .... . . . . 1 ...... !,&.
Surplus IIOOOvW
Total Heiiourcea 1,OQO,I00.W
of La
For twenty-six years, In all kinds of financial weather, we have
successfully catered to the monetary want of the people
Grande and tho Grande Ronde Valley.
We respectfully solicit your business.
La Grande National Bank
' La Grande, Oregon
LOST Between Golden Rule and
Newlin Drug store, Gent's Black
Purse. Reward at Observer.
10-30 It.
co-operative association.
Mrs. Peter Reiver of
La Grande,
(wan In tk ka noo U C! I - . w
R. Johnston, of N. Birch street, 'de- '. sidney Lyl ot Sfcokane, who ks
- v i. ti. - . . I v um luvrninir lur uieir Dome ID . , cvjr iudidk puooBt iwfc
-SrrrLSt Everett They have been visiting in this momine for -K. Utill
-the day -with .-her sister-in-law, .Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Swartz, of La Grande,
went to Durkee this morning to spend
a number of. days with her daughter,
-Mrs. Frank. Woods.
District Attorney F. 8. Ivanhoe and
Attorney George T. Cochran, return
ed today from Pendleton today, at
which place they have been arguing
cases before the supreme court.
J. W. Ingram, of Cove was called to
Pendleton this morning owing to the
severe illness of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. tSickler, who is suffering front
a cancerous growth C the stomjsrh:
Mrs. Jap. oSanjBer f Elgin, was in
La Grande the1 guest of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Chas. Chandler for a num
ber of days. She returned this morn'
ing. . . . .
C D. Gableson. of Salem, state
agent for the Royal and Queen In but- i
anqe companies,' is in the city visiting t
the local agents of the companies, the J
La G-rande Investment company. fj
J. A.- Alden. foe many years a stock-. I
man mt SHaLvitrnv.- hnt nnv lnat. at !
rxtrtlaiM,' where ne nms property, is
in the city, visiting with friends and
transacting business matters.
Mrs. ET J. Farrar and dauchter.
Miss E. M. Farrar, arrived in the city
on their way t& Enterprise -to -visit at
the home of Mrs Pace and other rel
atives for a couple of weeks. Mrs.
Farrar and daughter are from North
Yakima. "
Mrs Xavier Michelod and dauehter.
Mrs. .Grace Gruinell, of Walla Walla,
arrived in the city last night en route
La Grande on their way home.
Mrs. H. C. Mahaffey, of Lewiston,
Idaho,, arrived in La Grande this
morning en route to Enterprise, where
she wjll attend the funeral of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Craiir .vhn AA
at that place Tuesday night of acute of "harmony."
be busy for a number of day
stomach trouble.
. Mrs. Mary E. Ritter, who has been
the guest of her son, H. J. Ritter, the
local photographer for a- number of
days, left this morning for her. home
in Portland. Mrs. Ritter was return
ing from Cleveland, Ohio, and other
eastern points and 'stopped off to be
with her son and da'urhter-in-law for
a brief stay. .
sir.
Lyle says he "travels in the askh-
borhood of ' 60,000 miles a year. d
tunes over 8000 pianos, which ep
resents an income of about I a
year. Evidentlr Mr. Lyle is a era tor
The following are eroests at thl Ho
tel Foley: O. C Runyan, Salt like;
S. Osiel, Chicago; Chas. and i ton
Martinez, -New York; Leon Shirt md
wife, Chicago; Mrs. Taylor, Bakir S.
F. Gaylord, Portland; W. H. Stater,
Baker; A.- L Mount,. Spokane; Ai R.
Emmon Elgm: M. .HisGastoiwiKa-
mela; - J. C. Briggs, 1. M. Stmrt;.
Boston, Mass.
f V "
fto Joseph, where Br. Michelod is.en-i
' gaged in the raising of sheep. They
! 1. u. .1.. 1 ,i
HilvillaiTea
I iiwnc uic li ijj iinjiKiiMj hiiu nit irvcii
known in the city.
PERSONALS. M. H. Dunn, of the North West
HnrvAAtpf pnmnanv. nf Snnlrnnp wnq
in the city looking after the interests I
of the firm. He has established an l
agency in the valley and left this i
morning for Pendleton where he in-i
tends to further the business of the.!
Mrs. J. D. Slater returned today
from Portland, where she has been
spending a few days with friends.
Walter Palmer of La Grande went to
Huron, Orepon, where he will work on
the steel (rang for the O.-W. R.R.
Mrs. Hnrley Smith, who has been
j visiting in Portland, has rturne! io
; her home in this city.
Mrs. P. G. Chandler of Elgin, left
;. iii.n iiiwiiiiii iu viHit wiiii iier Minter
i Mrs. Robert Burns of Walla Walla,
jfor two wecki) or longer.
Mrs. Joe Lynch, or Portland, was
the guest of Mrs. H. M. Topliff, 0f
La Grande, for a number of davs. She
I returned this morning,
r.. H. Morns lert on the branch this
morning for Imblcr, where he will look
after the business interests 0f the
firm.
W. J. Harper, of Corvallis, Oregon,
arrived in La Grande last night to in
spect some of the new land in theli
wallowa country. Mrs. Harper de-
clarcs the state agricultural college to ; !
be in a flourishing condition and that;!
it is proving very beneficial to the I
J. T. Harvev. while viKitinor in Port,
iana, leu and dislocated his shoulder!
blade. The accident caused him much ;
pain and necessitated his coming home !
earlier than expected. AJthough still
very painful the injured shoulder is
rapidly healing.
IS A PERFECT BLEND OF BLACK
TEAS OF HIGH QUALITY. ;TEAS
THAT ARE SELECTED FOR THE
STRENGTH AND FLAVOR THEY
PRODUCE WHEN BREWED. THIS
TEA IS NOT TOO HEAVY, IT IS
NOT ' TOO LIGHT IT IS FULL
BODIED AND IS A PLEASING AND
SATISFYING DRINK.
WE HAVE IN A FRESH STOCK OF
NICE PEARS FOR CANNING ANjqf
PRESERVING.
YOURS FOR QUALITY AND SER
, 0 VICE.
! Berry Bros.,
Mrs. Doph and husband, who have
Grocery
PHONE Main 721
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