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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1913.
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For Out-of-Town Patrons
A 1 mail orders received within three days of the
date cf this paper will be filled at these special low
prices. Take advantage. Order by Mail.
Business Hours
7 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Daily.
The People's Store
If you feel that you have been extravagant; in your
Christmas buying, here is a chance to save.
OUR 17th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE
Sensational Sale of Men's Wool Flannel All Ladies' Waists at One-Half Price.
Shirts. Friday Only.
These shirts are right in season. Made Av pleasing variety of styles to select
in winter weight, wool flannel, gray, tan from, in silk, poplin, lingerie and wash
and navy; our regular $1.25 and $1.50 waists, in white and colors, on sale Fri-
grades, in all sizes, some have military day at : ; -,J2 Regular Price
, collars; Special for Friday only 98c ea.
: $1.25 to $1.50 Ladies' Wool Underwear,
Ladies' $1.75 Extra Quality Sateen Special 98c.
Petticoats Special, $1.23 each. . ' ' T , '
T, . , , . i These come in cream and Lt. grav and
Black heavy fine sateen petticoats, in all are of. ft d my that W d
sizes; these are a durable quality spec- warmth n pants nd vt
lal for Friday's sale $1.23 ea. Spedal i 98(.
Flannel Vdou dona Glottis, Laces and Insertions, Special 4c Yard.
These are of an extra quality,' useful for A larf?e assortment of laces and inser
kimonas and house gowns, all good pat- tions of fine quality; values to 25c per
terns; values to 25c, special 12C yd.; on sale Friday only 4c Yd.
SPECIALS in our BARGAIN BASEMENT
Men's $1.00 wool underwear, Special Regular 12c Dress Ginghams in de-
' -',' ; ,;,;- 69c Garment sirable patterns. Special 9c Yard
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: : : : Large assortment of . Shoes for men,
Men's Blue Denim Overalls, good qual- women and children, values to $3.50,
ity, with bib, Special 69c each Special 98c Pair
We Wish All Our Patrons and Friends a Very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
The PeopHe's Store
THE TEMPLE
Annual Meeting of Stockholders of on Tuesday, January
f'ove Ktatp flnnlc. ' . . -
jtween the hours of
-. i LWPtfn iiip nniira ni
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Cove State Bank, will be held at
their banking house in Cove, Oregon,
o'clock, P. M. of
meeting a board
elected to serve for ensuing year and
until their successors are, eltcted and
DEAR READER
of this Paper
This month contains one day which is recognized
as the greatest day in the civilized world.
December 25th
A Merty Christmas
to each and everyone who may read this add
We also wish you all a
Happy and Prosperous New Year
Ma.V wc have the opportunity to help you make it
r. prosperous year by selling you a hpme'?
; It is easy to get a start if you let us help you.
"We have been helping' others' for twenty years.
. Your turn now. .
Call and let us know what priced home you wish.
"We have it and want to sell you.
La Grande Investment Company
Foley Hotel Building
New Quarters Old 17. S. Land Office, 1113 Adams Ave.
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.. January Copy of "Criterion of Fashion," now on
sale at pattern counter. New . Ladies' Home
Journal patterns for January now in stock 10c
lad 15c each.
-1 Business Hours
7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
' - Saturday.
OF ECONOMY.
13, 1914, he- luaWy and such other business
. . . . . rerpivp rnnsMprntinti ae mnn
2 o'clock and 4
v n'nirifir o n H a . , . . u0 v'"u
said day. At this
of directors will he
erly offer at said meeting.
HUGH McCALL,
Cashier.
Cove, Oregon,
Dec. 18 to Jan 13.
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SONGS PLEASE
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
IS HEARD.
Presbyterians See Pleasing Pictures
or the Christ Life.
Unique and intensely interesting
was the program carried out at the
rresoytenan cnurch last evening in
celebration of Christmas. The Christ
in pictures and song was the keynote
of the exercises. The program car.
ried out brought some very eood
pictures on the screen and consisted
of:
"Why the Chimes Rane." Mrs. Inele
Picture, "Christmsa Chimes," Blash-
field.
Song, "Hark the Herald Anirels Sine"
Picture. . "Anirel Choir" RpvnnMs
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Song, "It Came Upon the Midnight
1 Clear.
Picture, "Angel and Shepherds," by
riackhurst.
Son, "Silent Nieht."
Picture, "Arrival at Bethlehem," by
Merson.
Solo, "Birthday of a King," Neidlinger
Mr3. A. L. Richardson .-
(Pictures of the Nativity and angels
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I mown aunng me song.;
Pictures "Holy Night," Correggio;
I "Adoration of Shepherds." Bou-
guereau; "Virgin and the Angels,"
tsougereau.
Song, "Lullaby."
.Story, "The Mother of a King," Stella
j Bodmer.
Pictures "Madonna in Arbor" Dag-nan-Bouveret;
"Madonna (and
Child," Botticelli; "Sistine Ma
donna," Raphael; "Madonna' of the
Chair," Raphael; "Magi on the
Camels," Tissot: "Three Wise
Men,'; "Magi Guided by the Star"
Dore; "Adoration of the Magi,"
Hofmann; "Flight into Egypt,"
Bouguereau; "Repose in Egypt,"
Merson; "The Holy Family," Mu
rello;; "Childhood of Jesus," Mu
rillo; "Christ Blessing Little Chil
dren," Hofmann.
Son, "I Think When I Read That
Sweet Story of Old," Primarv Class
Song, "Joy to the World."
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
Add This Fact to Your Store of
I Knowledge
Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many a person is firmly
in its grasp before aware of its pro
gress . Prompt attention should be
given the slightest symntom of kidnev
will
nnn
disorder. If there is a dull Dain in tho
back, headaches, dizzy spells or a
tired, worn-out feeline. or if the kid
ney secretions are offensive, irregular
and ttended by pain, procure a good
Kidney remedy at once.
Your townspeople recommend Ds
Your townspeople reeommonH
I'oan s Kidney Pills. Read the
ment of this La Grande citizen;
Mrs. Isa Trinlett. 1307
Ui urande, Ore., savs: "About: n von.
ago l had a spell of kidney trouble.
it started with pain in my back, to
gether' with irreirular action nf m?
Kidneys. My back cot Ime and sm-o
anu lor several weeks it was hard for
me to get around. I had heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and hpcrnn .,,;
them. They gave me irood relipf frnm
the first and soon rid me of the trou
ble." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
piy ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Triplett had. Foster.Miii,,, r
Props., Buffalo, N. Y. '
Annual Mceling of Stockholders of La
Grande National Bank.
Notice is hereby
rul Meetinc- of ih RfM,u-
of the La Grande National Bank, will
be held at their banking ; i
Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday. January
13. 1914, between the hours of 2
o clock and -Jo'clock'. P M f j...
At this meeting a board of seven di
rectors win be elected to servo f-
suning year and until tho.v
- -..w.. outicaayra
are elected ana qualify, and such other
ousiness win receive consideration, as
y properly offer at said meeting.
F. L. MEYERS,
I Grande, Oregon.
I'ec. 8, 1913.
Sick Headache.
Sick headache
caused by disorHnrft f h u
- V. obutuacfi.
Correct them nnd the periodic at
tacks of sick headache will disappear.
Mrs. John Bishon. of Rospvillo n.,;
writes: "About a sr t '
troubled with indio
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sick headache that laster
and tried a
thrce ,dn5-s at a time. I doctored
of those sick
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when you buy syrup.
contains the genuine V. .
TOWLE'S
log emm
SYRUP
jjl the syrup with the , jfijj
II- lm i ' delicious flavor -of
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Try this for
tomorrow's breakfast
4
. Wheat Cakes
. , One and one-half clips flour, one-half cup
white corn meal, one even teaspoon salt,
one scant teaspoon baking soda, two well
beaten eggs. Stir soda into cup of thick
sour milk or buttermilk and mix thoroughly
into ingredients adding as much sour milk
as necessary to make a thin batter. Bake on
well greased griddle. Serve on hot plates
with Towle'i Log Cabin Syrup.
Towle's Log Cabin Syrup should
be on the table at every meal it
makes anything on which it is
used taste like more.
Get a can from your grocer to
day. If he hasn't it send me 25
cents and I'll mail you a full
measure pint can by prepaid
Parcel Post and my Free Recipe
Book giving many tasty maple
dishes. Address me, Jack Towle,
care of
The Towle Maple Products
Company
Dept 4 L Paul, Minn.
number of
nothing helped ma until " . . 10 teke Chamberlain's Table!,.
sdoHs a neighbor advi,n mca'c,n,! "Iwved me In a short
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