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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1915)
THE PEOPLE'S STORE THe Temple of Economy A WONDERFUL SALE OF WONDERFUL UNDER-MUSUNS You will love the "Dove" undermuslins when you see them- WONDEBPUL-FOR ITS MAGNITUDE, WONDERFUL POE THE QUAL ITY OF THE UNDEEMUSUNS OFFERED AND WONDERFUL FOR THE EXTREME LOW PRICES PREVAILING. , Sale begins tomorrow See our window dis play. , . - DAINTIEST NIGHT GOWNS, HANDSOME SKIRTS, LOVELIST COMBINATIONS, WELL SHArbU SLtra, ADORABLE CORSET COVERS, PRETTY DRAWERS. And note the Prices: 29c 49c 59c 89c 98c $1.19 & $1.29 We hare been preparing for this sale for months in advance and have scoured the markets for the best line. . And to our delight and the delight of our customers we are glad to announce now that we have succeeded in securing the famous "Dove" under-; muslins win every woman's heart for their beauty; loveliness and freshness. It's a pleasure to look at them, to feel them and es pecially to wear them. And what is more, they are within everybody's reach. 'This of course is in accord with "The People's? policy, "The Best for the Least Mosey." THE GOWNS ''' Pb are made of fine, soft loug cloth, nain sook or crepe, in plain white or fancy figured. In Blip-over, empire and chem ist ; styles, ' three-quaite'r or short sleeves, trimmed with fine lace, em broidery, medalion, French hand em broidered, hemstitching and ribbons. THE DRAWERS "are made of fine loug cloth, 'nainsook or crepe. Umbrella or. bloomer styles. Daintily trimmed with 'fine' lace,.-, em broidery, insertion and ribbons. BE SURE TO COME AND SEE OUR DISPLAY. THE PRINCESS SLIPS are made of fine lawn or long cloth, in princess,,, style. : Come with : dainty yokes of embroidery, lace insertion and medalions, finished with laee edgings, headings and ribbon, with skirt to match. I I . THE CORSET COVERS are made of fine soft long cloth, nain-. sook or crepe in plain white, trimmed beautifully -with dainty vaL lace, linen lace, medalions, hemstitching and rih- THE COMBINATIONS ' are made of fine long cloth, nainsook. and crepe in drawer or bloomer styles, trimmed with fine lace, embroidery and French hand embroidered. THE SKIRTS are made of fine long cloth, cambric and erepe, trimmed with ruffles of em broidery, tucks, lace, insertion, beading and ribbons. ' YOU WILL LOVE THE "DOVE" UNDERMUSLINS WHEN YOU SEE THEM AND YOU WILL LIKE OUR PRICES WE ASK FOR THEM. SALE BEGINS TOMORROW. THE PEOPLE'S ' STORE r The Store for the People PASTORS WILL READ PAPERS KACH PASTOR TO PREPARE ES SAY ON CHEAT MEN Ministerial Association Takes Steps to Obtain Church Census. Further plans to obtain a church census of La Grande was taken at the last meeting of th ministerial association of this city. This was the Kecond meeting since the organiza tion was formed, and the report of the organization and constitutional committee wan received and accepted. The ministers will have printed 2500 carb upon which to take the census, and tho work will be prosecuted vig orously. The ministers also outlined a policy for future meetings, in which it will be tho purpose to have each minister prepare papers on biographies of great preachers, each speaker to se lect this own choice. These papers will be read in the following order: Rev. Clark of the Presbyterian - church, Hev. Myeri of the Christian, Rev. Lumber of Southern Methodists, Rev. Fyke of the Methodist, Rev. Drahn of the Lutheran and Rev. Close of the Baptist.- A portion of the constitu tion, showing scope and purposes of tho association, follows: ... ART. I. "' Name The name of this associa tion shall be "The Ministerial As sociation of La Grande, Oregon." ART. II. Purpose The purpose of this as sociation shall be to cultivate the spirit of Fraternity and Comity among the churches and to conserve the general well-being of the com munity, in things civic, social and moral. ART. III. Membership 'Any resident or dained minister or Y. M. C. A. Secre tary, aftlliuted with any of the recog- Why don't you make waffles more of ten? It's hard to think of anything more appetiz ing than crisp, golden browned wiulles with TOWLE'S LOG CABIN CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP Mk. Hem, "5il" Horn., tndnd Try the recipe below. Order Log Utuin tiyrup now. Always sold 111 utg-camn-shnped cins your gnnrantiHior the most delicately flavored and purest ol syrup. The Towle Maple Products Co. rm u mmsm new AH ki u mm ml, nized orthodox branches of Protest- lantism in La Grande, or vicinity, may become a member of this association according to the following require ment: Each applicant for member ship must subscribe to the following statement: "I accept the Bible : as the only infallible rule of Faith and 'Morals and as the only true. Word of God; I accept Jesus Christ as God's i only Son, the . World's only Savior who is the great Head of the Church und whose authority is supreme. -ART. IV. Officers The officers of this as sociation shall be a President, a Vice i President and a Secretary -Treasurer. these omcer8 to serve for a period of one year from the date of election or until their successors have been chosen. ' ART. V. ,Mceti.igis llhis association shall meet in the Y. M. C. A. building on the second Monday of each month, from September to June, at 10:30 a. m. ' ART. VI. -Call Meetings This . association shall meet on the call of the president or on the request of three members of the association. ART. VII. v Quorum Three members present shall constitute a quorum. - S.Ut Hdquftftrtt lei Gas Building, Chicago Rfin.tLit St. r.J. ftt.JhMrr, , VmM V Log Cabin Waffles Three, eggs beaten light, one pint sweet milk, S teaspoons linking powder, 8 enps flmir, 1-3 cup of melted butter. If butter is too stiff, add little more milk. Fill Irons 8-3 full. FARM LOANS - 1 1... . J,. ;' Reasonable Fates SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS COMPANY la Grande, Oregon ac Notice of Change of Partnership. Notice is hereby given, that from and after this date, that the partner ship of Walter Snook and Pearl Stile j Known as snoox at sines rrocnice company, is dissolved, and that the said business of Snook & Stiles Pro duce company, will hereafter be ear ried on by Pearl Stiles and F. U. Olinger, partners doing business un der the name of Stiles & Olinger. All accounts due and owing to Snook A Stiles Produce - company are to be paid to Stiles & Olinger, and all ac counts due from Snook & Stitea Pro duce company will be paid by Stiles & Olinger. Dated, February, 6, 1915. WALTER SNOOK, . PEARL STILHS, F. M. OLINGER. 2 C let. High Grade ioo Trailing- costs no more than the other kind Observer. E. RIK8LAND, 0 Plasterer and Contractor. Cement work of all kinds, Foun- dations and Flue construction. Cement block a specialty. Call and see these blocks at E. C. Davis' Marble Shoo. Phone Red 371. a IV GLASSES XV uon i get xooieo ny misleading advertisements of self -sty led "Eye Specialists" who have never seen the inside of an opti cal college and who try to make you believe they make their, own lenses where they only grind the edges. We sur face and grind our own lenses including Kryptok's which cost you no more than those ordered by others from Portland and elsewhere. Our lenses are made from fine quality material on "our own first-class machines in the most completely equipped optical factory in Eastern Ore gon. We do alt the work in our own shop 'from the scientific examination of your eyes by the only attendance graduate op tomertri8t in La Grande in the complete accurate fitting of the frames and lenses. Call and examine our optical parlors and factory. We "will gladly show you through and you can compare with others. J. H. Pcare & Son La Grande's leading ODiom- I etrisls and Jewelers - i All our work is guaranlerd g Established 1890 iil U mm i II H. II A SAW to. W don't have to.be bitin'. It can be like VELVET jes full o' flavor without any bite. Tobaeoo does not have to b "ftronc" to beroHof flavoc and frurance. VELVET proves that. . VELVET. The smoothest Smoking Tobacco, has all the pipe AW qualities that are natural to Kentucky's BurUy U X.UM, togMher with an aged-m-the-wood Biellowneas that U not found in any otW pipe tobaooo. lOe tta and S saetal-Uned bags. ' 3i inn 2C T " ' ' TELEPHONES CONNECTED By the use of one of our telephones you can now reach and be reached directly (over copper circuits) by prac tically every other telephone in Union county. Long distance service to all parts in the Northwest. THE HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY u