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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1913)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1913. PAGE TWO L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE U jay as Coach Reynolds and some of the ! players went to Pendleton to witness ! the game between that city and Baker. Blue and white hats have become the style this week. Many a noble brow ' is anorned by such, : The economies class under Professor Olsan has been making an extensive study of the United States' banking and money systems and its different financial problems. -i Oscar Johnson and Percival Melville March 1st. Any one desiring their piano tuned, or regulated in any way, will kindly leave orders at the Richey Piano House within the next two The Geo. Co, weeks. C. M. Henderson,. Expert rson ' Tuner and Repairer. ll-10-tf ! HAT FOR SALB. The undersigned lias 7ten of first class hay, 8 miles east of La ! Grande, 7 miles northwest of Union, ','fer sale. Land where the hay is lo of Boise and have left school, seemingly for good. Your job printing. Have it dene at Ihe Observer office. A A 1 Ande Caldwell Idaho V v I Now operating large department stores in both these cities, have leased S. H. Dalton's old stand and will open a first-class Woman's Apparel Store, carrying everything in the apparel and furnishings. line for women and children. The reason for opening this store at this time is: Our New York representative contracted for several factory sample lines some two months ago, these goods to be delivered November 1st. On account of the mildness of the weather the Fall business has fallen short of our expecta tions. Hence we are overstocked on Women's Furs, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waisiis, Sweaters, Kimonas, Petticoats, Etc. This store will open Wednesday November 19th with over $20,000 worth of right up to the minute winter apparel. Our aim is to sell this stock quick and drastic measures must be taken to force quick clearance. Prices only can do this. Everything to be offered at from 50 to 65c on the dollar; in many instances less than wholesale manufactur er's price. Nothing reserved. Everything marked in plain figures. Supply your winter needs .with good warm wearings at give-away prices! Notice to Owaera of Pianes Having pretty nearly finished this season's camDaien of tuning for the year, I expect for the next four months to be at work in the western part ei my territory, returning on or about (CANCER CO. Gardinere Bldg., S H. Dalton's Old Stand La GRANDE, - - - - OREGON ma ...w. More Women suffer from Kidney Trouble than Men Is often mistaken for Female Weakness, but yields to the use of Foley Kidney Pills. A prominent physician in a big, strength aad vitality will follow the flourishing city recently suid: "Do you know that there are more women suffering from kidney trouble than men? And more than thut, so many of the women who come to me think ing they have female trouble are in reality suffering from kidney trouble." 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ADAMS AVENUE, be composed of the seniors and fresh men and the other to be among the juniors and sophomores. Each society to (five a program each month. After explaining the purpose and stating the plans, Professor Olsan called on several members of the stu- that experience and added material, La Grande fully expects to come up for the state championship. The basket ball season is just open- ening and athough there has been some practice going on the past week, the organized and heavy practice will dent body to tell what they thought of not begin until Monday. Among the it, all agreeing that such organizations ' girls there have been four teams or- were needed in the school and the ganized. The members of the faculty plans proposed were the best possible, lare taking quite an interest this year, On Wednesduy the officers of both 1 their plans being to have two girl societies were elected.- Those of the - teams and one composed of men. seniors-freshmen society: President, The boys. have not all their teams. Marie Bolton, vice president, Leon organV.ed, but will speedily do so. La Adams; secretary, Ralph Winters; Grande has turned out some fairly treasurer, Henry Proctor; sergeant-at- good teams and the intention this year arms, Giddeon Snook; critic, Miss is to turn out better ones. Hershey. ' The fieshmen boys are showing their . The junior-sophomore society elected spirit and enthusiasm for basket ball the following officers: President, in a practical way mopping the gym Merton Westering; vice president, , nasium floor. It is hoped that the rest Mattie Schofield; secretary, Frieda ' of the school will show the same spirit Herr; treasurer, Charlotte Jones; Sev-1 by keeping off when muddy and heavy geant-at-arms, Lester Stoddard; critic, shoes are worn. Miss Hunter. I The manuaal training department Under the head of the literary so-'has just finished the five tables for cities will come the debate which is be- the domestic science room and are now ing encouraged to quite an extent 'working on a 14-foot table which is to among the schools this year. The Ore- be placed in the library when com ' pron Debating league has divided the pleted. state into districts, La Grande being i Chairs have been ordered for the in the East Oregon district, which is . library, and the intention is to make composed of Baker, Union and La J the library a more essential factor of Grande. Each district will fight for . school life than it has been. Sudents the championship among themselves will be encouraged to use the library and the winners of the inter-district ; for research work and at certain periods of each day it will be turned into a study room. There was no footbail practice Fri debate will meet nt Eugene to com' peto for the state championship. In the La Grande high school each Attention TO PUBLIC Another car ef Lemps' St. Louis beer arrived. Bottled and draught; no better to be had, ence tried you never will be with out. Order bow and be convinced. U. LOTTED WhoJeasIe and Retail Lquor Dealer 118'Jeffenon Ave., La Grande Phone Black 5! TRANSFER AND DELIVERY PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY W. E. McClure 6 SUCCESSOR TO A WELTON. PHONE MAIN 10. LA GRANDE. . .. . L , " ".M "hi" " OT K -te ------ chaLtustaateanabStraCtiSan 8bS1Ute neceSsi "hen CUracv unarontooJ ' aosuatnuifc At- I THE ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. Foley Hotel Building
