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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1913)
CARUSO I At Your Home , Own a phonograph and have world-famed singers always at v nana to entertain your guests. Wa can furnish you a phonograph or Victrolla at any price from 20 to $200 and our terms are so eaay that youll not miaa the . money. . .. Hundreds 1 of records Just to your taste here. Call and hear " some of them. ' --'v--.v.-.:---.::;i NEWLIN BOOK & STATION- os. ERY COMPANY , ; ' ; LOCAL BREVITIES. , Hear the Windy City Trio at the Arcade. 12-l-2t They, say the. Windy City Trio are great, at tfie Arcade. 12-X-2t fnTING AND MAKING GLASSES U not a side line with me, I devote my entire time to the optical bus ineas. HEACOCK. Foley Bldg. GLASSES HEACOCK Foley Bldg. ; r FITS,; FIT. Hear the Windy City Trio at the Arcade. i2-l-2t Manicure articles in sets, or roleuoe. or in separate pieces, ivory, pearl and celluloid. This are most suitable Christmas gifts, y At Silverthorn's family Drug Store, ll-29-6t George Kemp, doaler In New and second hand goods, upholstering and repairing done. Phone Red 101. 1420 Adams ave. . . 10-4 tf. . Brick, Stone ana Concrete Work. -AU kinds ef repairing, remodeling, 'underpinning, ornamental and rusti brick or Stone work. Fire places, man. ties, flues and cet. Work guaranteed. W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. . . Adv 7-30 tf. .i We've the 'largest stock'of second hand furniture in La Grande. We offer best prices, both in buying and selling. Dyal's Furniture Store, phone black 3361. The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store.' ! The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. PHOEIJ F00 SOilJ ' - r. SCHOOL COIIIITII HERE V , I " 11 11 PERSONATES. .They say the Windy City Trio are great, at the Arcade. 12-l-2t CARPET AN 0 RUG Cleaning and Weaving. La Grande Fluff RugiCo. i Phone Black 1521.' f 9-22 tf. All the late white or ivory "goods in hair brushes, mirrors, soap boxei, in sets or in separate pieces, are sen sible Christmas articles.? See them at Silverthorn's family drug store. t i ' ll-29-6t Three barbers at The Club, ll-21-tf Club creams The Club. 11-24-tf . Service is our middle name at The Club. 4?JS8$'jSS-$'t'$'S3 Dr. J. C. Allen made his usual Mon day morning trip to Elgin. F. S. Meyers was among the pas sengers to Elgin today. Mrs. J. Burcheett was among the passengei8 to Palmer Junction -this morning. .: . . Alice' Mathews, of Telocaset, ar rived in the city last night and spent today with friends. ' , ' " D. W. Kohl, of Plymouth, Iowa, left today for His home after paying his 'son, a resident of this city, a visit. . Mr. , and Mrs. E. E. Norris were among the passengers to Imbler this morning. ' Mifia TYnrfunaA Smit.li. fit Florin. Tfi- ,, O F , J Xl.! ! A- 1 1 - I turnea una murmur ner iiumo a pleasant trip to Walla Walla. . The Evening Oxwerver on Newlin's Book Store. '. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ragsdale re turned to their home in Josenh today 11-24-tf .after spending some time with friends in Umatilla and Pendleton. . sale at A camera makes a good and adapt able Christmas gift and' you can find them right now at Silverthorn's fam ily drug Store. ' ll-29-6t Prof. David Haines has a few hours 'Aav ha will devote to mandolin and guitar instructions. Can Black! 481. Adv. S H. DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentist, moved to rooms over The Red Cross Drug store. Schurer's hot tamales are served every dy at Silverthorn's. soda foun tain, where an expert mixer will be glad to wait upon you. ll-29-6t BITTER. The photographer In your town. IMtf ' Magazines The Club.- 11-24-tf Coney Island Red Hots-The Club. " : - 11-24-tf Miss Helen Hynds, of Kamela, who vas in La Grande attending the re sent teachers institute, left for that place oday. ' Marjorie and Lillian Sims returned from Union this morning to spend the day with their mother, Mrs. May Sims. ': i Lillian A.. Johns, of Enterprise, Daisy Alexander, of Wallowa, Cora McNulty, of Wallowa, are among those stopping at the Foley. W. A. Daniels and Henry Cooley were among the passengers to Pal mer Junction this morning where they will work for the Palmer Lumber company. -. '.' Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Daws, of the Willamette vailey, passed through the citv this morning on their way to Enterprise to visit with Mr. and Mrs. t . . ' FIRST DAY. 9KXU-Openinr Seasion, Mrs. C H. Bid ' ,,".,:;? well. President ,. t Music ' " Scripture Reading, Rev, -: A. J. . Adams, La Grande ; v , .". :. Prayer . 9:20 Address of Welcome, Rev. R. E. .-; Close, La Grande , 9:30 AddresB, Rev. . Chas A. Phlpps,' . .i State Sec. of Oregon S. S. A. -10:00 Conferences r , h i Missions, Rev. C. A. Oulnn ' -' Teachers' Training, Mrs, G.-. H. Upton - Temperance ; jl - f Elementary Adult, Rev. R. D. Ousterhout 11:00 Five minutes review of Conferences 11:30 Committed 12;00 Adjournment 1:00 Musie Devotional, Rev. A. G. McLane : , 1:15 Reports of Schools, See. Mrs. J. K. Wright 1:30 Where We Shine, -Three minutes I talk, By Schools. 2:00-To Secure Best Methods of S. S. ; . Management, Rev. R. D. Ousterhout District Superintendent ' 2:80 Round Table Talk, Rev. Chas. A. Phipps , Special Music v 8:00 What we can do for the small Rural . School, Mr. John Crymes 3:30 Committees 1 , 4:00--Adjourn to visit Library of hew.M. E. Church , . TiOO-Musio ) r Devotional -7:40 The graded work in Sunday School, ' Rev. Trueblood, Cove '820-Music - ) .-'80 Winning th World, Rev. C. A.' Phipps, Stat Sec'y Oregon Sunday . School Association ., v - ' SECOND DAY. 9:00 Musie Devotional t , 9:80 Round Table, Ttev; Phipps ' 10:00 -Conferences 11:00 Review of Conferences 11:30 What does the Co-work mean to the Individual School, Mrs. . Wal . singer, Alicel . , ' Reports of Committees . . . Resolution 'v:-.;:, 1:15 Devotional -'f . Boys in and oui Of Sunday School -1 AO-John Rudd, Sec. Y. M. C. A. , 2:00 What does the State Work mean to Our Communityr Rev. E. B. Fyke 2:80 Summing up of Our Year's Work j 8:00 Music 8:30 Spiritual Life in the SundayJSchool 4:00 The Sunday School and Library, : Jacquelene Noel, Librarian 7:00 Special Music , 7:30 Devotional ; v 8:00 The Story of the Zuric Convention, . Rev. C. A. Phipps ' Installation Reception . Put 66 9-P v 1 On that Christmas List ) Moxley for an indefinite period. left this morning for San Francisco where they will spend the winter with relatives. Mrs. Bull has a married daughter living there. C. E. Cole was among the passen gers to Union this. noon. , r . Sheriff Hug was among the pass engers to North Powder this noon where he will serve papers! . Miss Cora McNulty,' one of the DONT GO TO A BLACKSMITH f or j teachers in the , Joseph schools, was slasses. Get them of Heaeoek, a in the city yesterday with friends. specialist in maxing u i she returnea to ner uuum um i.... glasses. Foley Bldg. ing. Hot and Delicious! Made in a Minute There is nothing more re freshing or appetizing than a cup of piping hot "Bullion" the easiest of all hot drinks to pre pare. : Just drop one of Armours Beef Bouillon cubes in a cup of boiling water. ' , Armour's Bouillon Cubes Sell Two for 5 Cts. FOR SALE BY Pattison Bros. Grocery Mrs. J. P. Sullivan,, of Butte, Mon tana, who was in La Grande the gtiest o her brother for some time, left this morning. She was accompanied by Mrs. Stover, her mother, who will i make her home in Butte. to Union today to - nurse a pa tient. : Miss Cowan is a graduate of Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa. ;.. Mrs. W. R. Jack and son, Veston, ; returned this morning to Faimer: Junction after spending t.unaay her home with the Geo. Currey fam- Miss Lulu Evans, who has made the home 6t her brother and sister-in- law. Mrs. F; J. Finn from Prosser, Wn., was in the city the guest of her sis ters, Mrs. Bork and Mrs. Will ttein.. She was accompanied by her little daughter, Opal. fi,o TWiqPH Mildred and Myrtle Hoyt, daughters of Water Superin tendent and Mrs. U m. noyi, tricu home from Haines last evening, tvhATO thev had soent the inanKS- giving- with the grand parents. .. . . j C C Ttoverfl. of Sum- Mr. ana una, merville, have been guests of Mrs. W. ... . p .Uit At BAme H. Hamilton oi u ww -----time, returning today. On their homeward journey they were accom panied by Mrs. Hamilton. ' Miss Emily Wilson who has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joe ... . .i .Li. !n rr fnr Port- amptieii ien. vi" -I land where she wil care for the child ily for number of years, left this morning for Portland where she will live in the fututre. Mrs. Guy C. Willis and Mrs, W. G. Sawyer, of Hot Lake,- are registered at the Foley.' . . . ; ' Mrs. A. L. Linebaufh. of Portland, who was in La Grande the guest of her son, C. W., for some two weeks, returned home this morning. Mrs. G. E. Fowler, of La Grande, left this morning for Seattle where she will spend the winter with rela tives. ";- 1 ' : Laurose Bailey who has been visit ing with friends ' in. Island City for some time left this noon for Ontario, her home. - - :' u Mrs. J. H. Hughes' of Weiser, Idaho, was in and near La Grande the guest of her brother-in-law E. E. Hughtes, and other relatives for some weeks. 5 COFFEE. The name Schilling's Best on a can of coffee brands the coffee, identifies it as such coffee as you want or you don't pay for it. You knaw what coffe is, but you don't know how good coffee can be unless you have drunk Schilling's Best- You had better try it; you can't lose. , ' Chicken Dinner December 10. ' The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will serve a big chicken dinner Wednesday, December 10. Adults will be charged 50 cents and children un der 15 years will be charged 25 cento. ' Whether it be Bchool boy or sehool girl or the, most sedate of "grown-ups" there's always a ' fascination in picture taking and it's bo simple . ? by the Kodak system that anybody can take good pictures from the very start. f ' , - v, Kodaks and. Brownies from one dollar up.; v All the new goods from the Kodak City are in ' ! our stock. Red Cross Drug Store & You will 'e proud to show your friends COMMUNITY; SILVER for they will be delighted s with , its beautiful lines. . Besides, this famous ware has a solid silver disc overlaid at- the wearing points, and. it is then plated with a triple-plus plate. It is, guaranteed for 50 years in ordinary family use. Our Window Display Will Interest You G. S. Birnie Watchmaker. Jeweler Engraver t and Optician , AB5QL.UTUTADLY The finest Tobacco and Confectionery Store, Bowling Alley Bil liard Parlors and Barber Shop in the Northwest at . . THE CLUB Eastern Oregon Produce Co. : Commercial Storage and Forwarding. '- Wholesale and RetaiL ' ' . Flour, Mill Feed, Grain, Hay, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Coal, Wood Fruit and Produce. Cor. Greenwood and Jefferson. Phone Main 700. y-.. ? ; ' NOTICE. 4 ; ' The Farmers' Union of Ore- 3 gon and Southern Idaho meet in & 5 La Grande tomorrow morning for a three days' session. To- morrow evening at Rex audi- 3 torium La Grande people will $ give a reception to the farmers. & Everyone is requested to attend S at 8 o'clock. Be present and get $ acquainted by extending the glad S hand of hospitality to the men and women who come from the 3 farms to this meeting. I RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Don't worry about what to give. ' Wait till about December 20th and see the beautiful Blooming Plants for Christimas We will have on display. We have coming De. 15th a big stock of Oregon and Eastern Holly and Decorative Greens La Grande Seed & Floral company -. - " :v vr J ' j ren of her brother wnose wu She returned home this morning. recently. ' . Mrs. W. H. Bull and daughter, Ivy, Miss Margaret P. Cowan went
