La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 07, 1914, Image 8

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    LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1914.
OF OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
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CUT GLASS -AND HAlP PAINTED PIGRARD CHINA
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NEVER SUCH PRICES QUOTED
ON HIGH CLASS STOCK
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iOLOS'EINlQ'OUT SALE
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR ANSCO CAMERAS AND OTHER LINES WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE OF CUT
j GLASS AND PICKARD HAND PAINTED CHINA AT WHOLESALE PRICES
nPickard Hand Painted China
Berry Set, Regular Price $10.00, Sale Price. . . .$5.45
Berry Set, Regular Price $7.00, Sale Price. . . .$4.25
Pitcher, Regular Price $12.00, Sale Price. .... .$7.50
Pitcher, Regular Price $12.00, Sale Price. .... .$6.90
Set Cups & Saucers, Price $12.00, Sale Price. .$6.90
Three Piece Tea Set, Price $10.00, Sale Price. .$5.85
Dutch Stein, Regular Price $5.50, Sale Price. .$3.25
Dutch Cheese Plate, Reg. Price $3.50, Sale Price $2.10
Dutch Tea Pot, Reg. Price $6.00, Sale Price. . . .$3.75
Dutch Cream&Sugar Set Price $7.50, Sale Price $4.65
Cream & Sugar Set, Reg. Price $5.50, Sale Price $3.25
-fream & Sugar Set, Reg. Price $5.00, Sale Price $2.90
Cream & Sugar Set, Reg. Price $4.25, Sale Price $2.35
Cream & Sugar Set, Reg. Price $3.00, Sale Price $1.60
Radish Dish, Reg. Price $2.00, Sale Price. . . . ; .$1.25
Mayanase Dish, Reg. Price $3.00, Sale Price $1.75
Stem, Regular Price $3.00, Sale Price .$1.65
Pitcher, Regular Price $10.00, Sale Price. .... .$4.85
Water Jug, Regular Price $8.00, Sale Price. . . .$4.85
Pickle Dish, Regular Price $4.25, Sale Price. .$2.25
Bon Bon Dish, Regular Price $3.25, Sale Price. .$1.90
Cracker Jar, Regular Price $8.00, Sale Price .... $4.60
Salad Dish, Regular Price $8.00, Sale Price. . . .$4.95
Salad Dish, Regular Price $7,00, Sale Price. . . .$3.90
Chocolate Set, Regular Price $8.00, Sale Price. .$4.25
Ice v,ream Tray & Platter, Reg. Price $11.25, Sale
Price . $6.15
Large Plates, Regular Price $3.00, Sale Price ..$1.70
Large Plates, Regular Price $2.00 Sale Price... $1.10 ,
Small Plates, Regular Price $lr25, Sale Price..........7Sc
Small Plates, Regular Price $1.00. Sale Price .....55c
Nut Plates, Regular Price $3.50,' Sale Price...... $1.90
Beautiful Cut Glass
Water Set, Regular Price $20.00. Sale Price . .$11.85
Water Set, Regular Price $10.00, Sale Price. . . .$6.15
Water Set, Regular Price $11.00, Sale Price. . . .$6.35
Large 94n. Berry Bowl, Reg. Price $14.00, Sale
Price,. $9.65
Large 8-in. Berry Bowl, Reg. Price $12.00, Sale
Price ...... $7.15
Small Bowl, Regular Price $9.00, Sale Price . .$5.75
Small Bowl, Regular Price $5.00, Sale Price . .$2.90
Flower Jardinier, Reg. Price $10.00, Sale Price $5.75
Flower Jardinier, Reg. Price' $12.00, Sale Price $8.25
Flower Jardinier, Reg. Price $6.00, Sale Price $3.45
Candle Stick Holder, Price $10.00, Sale Price. .$6.60
Cream & Sugar Sets', Price $8.00, .... Sale Price $4.60
Cream & Sugar Sets, Price $7.00, Sale Price. . .$3.75
Cream & Sugar Sets, Price $7.00, Sale Price. . . .$4.85
Vase, Regular Price $9.00, Sale Price .$5.25
Vase, Regular Price $5.00, Sale Price .$2.65
Vase, Regular Price $2.50, Sale Price $1.65
Bon Bon Dish, Regular Price $7.50, Sale Price. .$4.25
Powder Jar, Regular Price $15.00, Sale Price. .$9.35
Celery Dish, Regular Price $4.50, Sale Price. .$2.45
Olive Dish, Regular Price $2.25, Sale Price. . . .$1.60
Small Nappae, Regular Price $1.50, Sale Price; .95c
See Our Window Display
HILL'S DRUG: STORE
SHERRrS" IS
IN NEW HANDS
PROPRIETORS SELL POPULAR
HOUSE TO, ELGIN MAN.
Ladies Who Have so Ably Conducted
. Theater, Retire from Business.
"Sherry's'"Theator, which has been
owned and operated for some time by
Hi' 1
...a. a. Hiiu .... a. Ul Ulb
Swaney, today passes into the hands
of Mr. H. G. Trull of Elgin, the new
owner It is understood there will be
no change in the policy of this thea
ter and the programs for the future
will carry the same contract films
which the ladies have worked hard
to obtain. s
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Swaney will
retire from the theater business and '
in doing so they leave the best of
feeling between the public generally
and the thjater they have so ably
conducted. The personal interest '
they have taken in the welfare of
every patron, whether that patron !
Uprl root)
MCf
was a youngster whose admission was
free, or an adult with a theater par
ty, has won for them tf place in the
hearts of the show going people of
La Grande.
"We feel a regret now the time has
come to sever our connection with
the theater," was the way the ladies
spoke today to the 'Observer reporter.
"Our association with the shoWgoers
here has been the moat pleasant im
aginable. We have found that our
every effort to give good service has
been appreciated, not only by patron
age but by word of mouth and $ie
large throng of people who visit this
theater are our friends. We wish to
extend our deepest thanks for the
patronage ve have received and now
that the curtain is being pulled and
the orchestra is playing the 'quitter'
on our theater-owning career we, like
the curtain talker, wish to say a fond,
'Good night and Good bye.' "
GOD'S LOVE LAUDED.
Revelation of God Greatest on the
Cross says Speaker. .
Rev. Close, pastor of the Baptist
church, was the speaker at the noon
day Lenten services today. His ad
dress was an interesting and inspir
ing discourse on "The revelation of
leve of God on the Cross." He said
that " it was always accepted that
God was wise and powerful but that
his chief and foremost attribute was
love, and this was revealed chiefly on
the cross."
The theme for the balance of the
i week are:
Wednesday, April 8. The Cross our
assurance of pardon.
Thursday, April 9. The Cross our
assurance of peace.
Good Friday, 12:05-1 P. M.
I. "Behold the Lamb of "God."
II. "In the Cross of Christ I
Glory."
On Friday women and children are
to be jointly invited to attend the
services, which have been growing in
popularity.
FOR SALE Good double harness at
a bargain. Chas E. Perry.
4-7-3-d-wkly-lt.
WANTED to trade for something in
or around La Grande. A nice home
in small town in Willamette Valley.
25 miles from Portland. Two electric
lines. Qall 1601 Adams Ave. V
' , . 4-6-2tp.
Read the advertisements too.
W. H. BYER.
REX HALL
TUESDAY, APRIL 7.
Plasterer and Contractor. !
Interior and exterior plaster- S
ing. Ornamental work of all 3
kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Red 1931. ' . '
1
Two Step Contest Priie for the
winning Couple, :
"Where You Learn to Dance." -J
Dancing assemblies each Tues-
day and Saturday night.
Instruction in all dances by 2
appointment. '1
BERT M. SHERWOOD, '
Proprietor and Instructor. 1
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ur nex nau, xnone DiacK
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Your health and sometimes your very life depends
upon the qualities o! medicines you take. Know, when
you get your medicines from us that you never get
cheap, old drugs. We fill perscriptions with exactly
what your doctor perscribes, and we use nothing but
fresh, pure drugs. &
Make OUR Drugstore YOUfj Drug Store.
The Neivlin Drug Co.
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EASTER APPAREL
For Ladies and Misses of high-Class workmanship and designing
are now displayed at our store. Every garment is a superior
work of art, more than merely s o much material and so much
style each is a masterfully perfected composition, of qualities
that only a genius could create and each style is so different from
others that women do themselves and us injustice if they neglect
to review this elaborate display. . Come tomorrow ' and select
your Coat, Suit, Gown and Hat and enjoy the pleasure of having
the new things before their newness is dimmed by repetition.
..GEIBEVg
DEPARTMENT STORE
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