La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1913, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1913
Every Since 1890 the People of La Grande and Grande
Ronde Valley Have During Holidays Bought Presents
at Our Store.
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The reason for this is our persistent effort from the
lime we started in business to buy our stock right
so we could sell at prices that would save our custo-'
mers money. Proof of generalappreciation is shown
by our increasing business each year. We carry
no Jewelry, Watches or Diamonds that we dp not
stand behind with our guarantee and reputation.
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The Largest Stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks
Jewelry and Silverware in
Eastern Oregon.
We buy Diamonds direct from the cutter. You save
the Jobbers profit by buying from us. Our Silver
wear is not confined to one particular line. We
carry a full stock from several of the best houses
in the United States. .
Established 1890.
Ho PHT $ SOtil Established 1890.
La Grande9 s Leading Jeweler 3
We Deem it a Pleasure to Show You Goods. Call and be convinced that we
can Save You Money
season was played between the
juniors and freshmen Friday, the 12,
On Tuesday of next week will come
the sonoir-sophomore game, and the
finals will be played January 6th.
uut or some ZOO different names
submitted by the students, "The Stu
Ident Life" was selected as a fitting
HIGH SCHOOL BOY TURNS OUT : name for 'the high school paper. All
TABLE PIECE
OF REAL AftT
PRODUCT OF SAW AND PLANE.
Gregg Students Form Class Other
Notes f High School.
The first program to be given by
either one of the two literary societies
will be given by the Senior-Freshmen
Monday afternoon, December 15. The ,that vacancy,
material for the first issue was hand
ed in Thursday and it is expected that
the first of next week will see "The
Student Life" in the hands of all citi
zens to be of La Grande. Gilbert
Hunter resigned his position on The
Student Lift staff as athletic editor
and Merton Westering will step into
taking a course in commercialism.
The Senior-Freshmen society met
Friday afternoon at the eighth per
iod in a busines session, in which
the constitution was adopted. Art. I
says that the name shall be "Am-
phictyons which means "neighbors."
The object' of this society as stated
in Art. II ("Shall be to benefit the
student body by (1) promoting liter
ary pursuits in the high school; (2)
by furthering social enjoyments in
the way of entertainments,' and (3)
by securing training In parliamen
tary practice." Under the heads of
the societies,, debating teams will be
formed, and of these the two win
ding teams shall be formed to repre
sent the high school.
A pile remedy that is entirely dif
ferent from anything else, used both
externally and internally, acting on
the blood as well as on the disease,
a remedy without a superior. It is
Meritol Pile Remedy, made and guar
anteed by the . American Drgu and
Press Association. Newlin Drug Co.
following numbers will b rendered;
Solo, Bessie Allinson; Reading, Fried
rika Schilke; Chalk talk, Percy Mel
ville; solo, Blanche Black; reading,
Grace Perkins; duet, Prof.
and Glenn Conkey; current events,
Leon Adams; piano solo, Frank Clark;
A class in writing has recently been
organized by Prof. Harria, head of
the commercial department. This
class which already has a member
ship of 15 has adopted the Palmer
Marice ! method and meets every morning from
8:30 to 9 o'clock,
A local "Order of Greo-ir Artists"
Johnson and Albert Strong; read
ing, Mildred Bush; piano duet, Marie
Bolton and Lucille- Mulkey.
The first basketball game of the
How's your sole
Need Fixin I
reading, Bessie Stoddard; duet, David has beer formed in the high school.
It is a somewhat select clan, in that
only those who are regularly admitted
students of shorthand and have passed
certain requirements, are admitted as
members. The emblem of this order
is a triangle containing the three let
ters O. G. A., which stands for the
ory, accuracy and beauty.
.Several new tables and electric
plates have recently been added to the
equipment of the domestic science de
partment, thus making that section
J , of high school training decidedly more
1 1 eincieni. aiso a cnange has been
' made in the location of the range,
J j that of putting it in a position more
j equally attainable from all tables.
The advanced class in domestic
science completed a lesson in the mak
ing of cream puffs. The results were
very satisfactory, as can be attested
to by the writer.
A serving table, the first piece of
individual workmanship to be made
in the manual training department,
lias just been completed by Walter
Young.
The eighth grade boys in manual
training are working on booT? stalls
'and necktie holders at present.
Loyd CRandler has been compelled j
to quit school on account of weak eyes.
Lawrence Evans, sophomore, enter
ed school the first of the week and is
Bring it to us, we'll fix it while
you wait. Wjth our modern
plant we are turning out a
class of werk that's different.
Turn si ocs a specialty.
Modern Quick
Shoe Repair
R. L DUIGMN Prop.
Opposite Ncwlm's Book Store
Phone Blk. 81. 1115 Adams A v.
SUGAR ADDITION
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r(v!r heard of a Property owner who had
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j- wuic wiiu uwri nmnprT.v pan "r n-ni- vn ii Tr
ryinir about hk rf 2 !T?'iut whcn he PP?y..W children W wor-
t. Vb XAlit,!!' Will flT VA11H AttrVk A r I 14-4-1. i 1 1 a . ,V
bold S-BEM Sffi6 ' Se Shnf"3' f th '"'j' he can set
ow you young men who are working and can spare five dollnrs .oh nfi, s il ..
rent, rent collected for non-residents, money to loan
Life and Accident Insurance. DZw 2 a,S0' te
on good farm security. Come in and see what w
, iv-u xl-ilt you xo any liank or Business Man in La Grande to Hwnf ;
on good tarm security. Come in and see what We have and 1,
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u J' BIlACK C. J. Black & Company. J.w.bush
m will sell you what you want or help you sell what vou have In fact we will ii m
earth and loan you the money to buy it with. . . " sel1 ou the
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