MONDAY; DECEMBER 13, 1915.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
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t LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Dr. C. S. Foster, veterinary sur
geon; office St. Louis barn. Adv.
10-14-tf.
Plenty of money on land security.
Reasonable rates and . no- long waits.
J. R, OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tt
DENTIST
Dr. W. D. McMillan,
New Foley Building.
. All kinds of manicure goods very
classy at Silverthorn's Family Drug
store. Adv. 12-13-4t.
RUG and carpet weaving also rugs
: for sale. Mrs. Frank Childers..
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V. J:lr, . Money to Loan.
, On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. .1
Grands Investment Co. Adv. ,. :
JJL Oliver will saw that wood for
you promptly. Phone Red 3271.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring
Remodeling a - speciality. Misses
Jones & Rabone, The Ladies Store; in
West Jacobs Bldg., near Y. M. C. A.
Adv. , - ,. ,.. .Y-:- 11-6, tf.
McCrary's Taxi end Auto service
at Silverthorn's.,. 'Day phone Red 121;
night phone Black 1651. Adv.
: : ' 11-19-tf.
Kirtley's ad ,on page 3 will give
you information that will save you
money. : The specials advertised are
money-savers that no one can ques
tion. Adv.
Over all competitors ai San Fran
cisco, 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition,
Queen of all vacuum sweepers. . Call
Mrs. E. S. Norris, Red 1031. Adv.
, . ' 3-21-3m.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
Will enr Blind, BlMdinp and Itching' Pile
It kbaocbr "i tumors, aUaja Itching at ooca,
ett u poultice, gtvea Imlint reltel. . ..
fur na by all druggteta, mall Me and tiwO.
IUMS 16. (ft, Pross Cleveland. Otdo
. , NBWLIN DRUG CO.
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If . yod , want something really
pretty and the very latest just from
the factories that make hand bags,
drop in and see them at Silverthorn's
Family Drug store. Adv. 12-13-4t.
Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give a bazaar and progres
sive dinner in' their basement Sat
urday, December 18th, l2-9-3t.
FOR SALE A few boxes choice Jonathan-
apples. Phone Farm 84.
Adv. i .', 12-13-itp.
Limp leather bound poems, classics,
and bibles. See thorn at Silverthorn's
Family Drug store. Adv. 12-13-4t.
WANTED More engagements by
good nurse. Phone Red 362. Adv.
. . 12-13-ltp.
Several Y. M. C. A. rooms are now
available. See Secretary Clark for
particulars. Adv. 11-13-tf.
We pay best prices for second
Hand Furniture.. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black
8351. r. 9-14, tf,
FARM LOANS
Reasonable Rates
I SECURITY LUND b SAVINGS
mnnn ji tit,
LlJNr nil I :
La Grande, Oregon
l We Deliver the Goods
Ask the Man
Johnston & Riesland
"T Automobile Repair Shop
Beautiful white ivory and celluloid
sets, and separate pieces, just as you
may select, at Silverthorn's ramuy
Drug store. Adv. . 12-13-4t.
Shores' Taxi Service,
tel. Main 740 Adv.
Sommer ho
, , . 2-21-tf
Don't forcet the big turkey dinner
and bazaar given by the ladies of the
Christian church Friday, uec. ii, at
the Y. Dinner 5:30 p. m. to 7:30 p.
m. Bazaar all day. Adv. 12-11-Jt
A largo assortment of slnndaf d
novels and story books. Flexible
leather bound bibles at Silverthorn's
Family Drug store. Adv. 12-13-4tdw
WHY NOT THY pppHAMR
I Gives Prompt and PobUIvc Relief In Evecy I
( Cuse. Hold by DriiRRlmji. Price K1.U0.
' Trial Puclmiie by Mall 10c. '
WILLIAMS MFG. C3., Props. Cbveland, 0. J
Putman's Dins Store.
Mi BlRirjiii ;
The Store Where Gift
Selection - is Made
for You v
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'r":Xi Largest assortment of popular priced holiday goods in La. Grande to select from. , No matter who
you want to buy a gifti'or or what price you want to pay,, we have the gift you want..' at the price- you
want to pay, : $ ' ", T" ' ' . ,
FIVE STORES IN ONE
Each of our five big departments offers a more complete line than most ordinary stores; Eadi de
apartment in charge of competent salespeople and buyers whose every aim is to make 'this the best place
for you to.8hop,"and to 'give you better service and be tter quality for less money.
OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
."'offers' maiiy appropriate gift suggestions for
every member of the family."
Table cutlery, hand painted china, cut glass,
silverware, pocket cutlery, aluminum ware, Jlavi-.
land and Bavarian China dinner sets.
"LA GRAND'S ONLY" EXCLUSIVE
TOYLAND.
Entire basement salesroom has been changed in
to a fairyland for the little ones. Everv kind of
novelty toy is here awaiting your selection. Bring
the children and visit Toyland.
OUR DR Y: GOODS DEPARTMENT will sol ve the question of what to give. her, for every new whim
of Dame Fashion in useful and fancy gifts are here." New. neckwear, dainty handkerchiefs, new hand
bags, manicure sets, toilet sets, silk petticoats, silk waists, Japanese lunch sets and kimonas, toque caps,
skating sets, kid silk and wool gloves, table linens, fancy embi'oideri.es, McKibben - furs, fancy aprons,
hair ornaments, Indian blankets, couch covers and etc. '; ' ! '
GIFTS FOR HIM IN OUR MEN'S DEPART
. . , ... MENT.
Shaving sets, collar bags, new neckwear, bath
robes, silk and linen handkerchief, watches, cuff
links, stick pins, dress gloves, fancv boxed sets,
suit cases, hand bags, auto robes, auto trloves and
dozens of other gifts that will please hi.ni. v '
CHRISTMAS LINES COMPLETE IN OUR EX
CLUSIVE SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Every style, size and color in the. popular Comfy
and Fur Trimmed house slippers for men, women x
and children. "-: 0 ' '- ; x'.v; " . - ,
Phone or Mail Orders
Promptly .Pilled.
GOLDEN RULE GO.
,v. Do your, Christmas
Shopping This Week.
I . Savoy Hotel Guests. ,. : , Foley Ilolel Arrivals. ,
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. .J. .J. 4. .t. .J.
.J. PERSONALS.
N' Ckime in and let us figure on
your winter overhauling job.
We can save you money. All
work guaranteed. .
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THE WONDERFUL FREE-
SEWING MACHINE. j
A strong iron cage wagon with two
guards is the latest out in the J. D.
Lynch delivery system, which will
protect safe delivery on Bluestem
flour. One lady had her grocer reg
ister her sacks; Postmaster Bragg
makes a howl lat this because lie
don't get a whack at the samples. It
just seems people are hound to have
Bluestem flour. Adv. 12-13-lt.
Mrs. F. C. Bramwell and children
eturned homo today from Logan
where they have been visiting with
relatives. ' :
Mrs. Honeyman went to Pendleton
foctay to deliver a1 scries of art lectures.
Phoebe Webb left yesterday
Yale, Oklahoma.
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Otto Didion, linotype operator, for
merly in this city land for the last
few 'years a partner in the publica
tion of tho Milton Eagle, is no longer
connected with that paper but is do
ing contract work. He states that
last week he moved his machine into
a concrete house on his farm near Mil
ton and is setting all the type he can.
Mr. Didion is in the city for the day.
Pendleton. E. O. ,
amounting to , scver'al dollurs, ijiiia,
when the time came to make pay
ment, suildenlv discovered ( ? ) that
for she had left her purse at home. With
the ready explanation that she lived
J. F. Ravenscroft of Wallowa is in ' at 619 Johnson street and would bring
me tziiy tuuuy iu turner wjwi iiii. mua- nits uiuiivy uii: iuhuhimh .iv- jmilnmnRnn
ters ot tne Masters-twoldt dumber ceedea in carrying away most 01 ner n,',.. i,io. r 4 lim-rtn KV
i. : t. o i t - 1 TU j-t l,4. tl,.,, ,-uermu ainvci, uxioi ...
v.wiiijf.tii iiu ia ill x-ia uiuiuii; iium
the East looking over lumbering hold
ngs and muling interests.
Mrs. Ava Shirley Shosner. former
ly a La Grande girl but now a resi-
ent of Portland, came over from
Pendleton last evening to visit old-1 with her purchases had put. many-
time friends. . Her husband Henry miles between her and Pendleton.
Mr. Didion was for some time com
positor for the Observer.
If the election went wrong today,
and you feel peeved, have your wife
make you some hot Bluestem biscuits
which you'll find will ease your trou
ble. Adv. iz-ia-n.
now on display at our NEW
STORE.
Don't BUY until you see this
marvelous machine.
We also- have for sale all
makes of used machines at $5.00
and up each.
Sewing machines for rent
Very low rates. ,
F. D. HAISTEN
.Furniture on easy Payments
A Holiday Treat.
Admirers of crochet and needl
work will do well by visiting sale of
the Golden Hour club nt Haiston's
new store, opposite the Golden Rule,
Saturday, Dec. 18th. Everyone in
vited. Adv. 12-13-Gtp
Having received a very nice new
up to date show case we have a five
foot fuse for sale at a bargain. Call
at Silverthorn's Family Drug store.
Adv. , 12-13-tt,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ball Te on
their way home after extended trip
thro.iRh Oregon and California. Tnoy
write i:cm Siiverton to friends .io.'o,
saying they will I e home soo ..
Have You Tried Our Fop Corn?
It Surely Pops, 3 lb. 25c
We have a full line of Fruits and
Vegetables in Season
Don't forget Jones'. Little Pig
Dairy Farm Sausage for
your Sunday morning
breakfast
CLEVER BUNCO GAME.
Woman nt Pendleton Makes Purchases
and Forgets to Return.
Pendleton, Ore., Dec. 1. A number J
Chas. !
Henry A. Inwill, Portland;
smith, tiot
Portland: H
(Martin Johnson, Boise; Mrs. H. A.
hare nrt
Rjirlfnv..
bunco woman who gave her name as,M h M jjou,.d Portland; -J. A.
Mrs. J. C Thomas and her address , B;. A Ge(, Henry Fur-
ibs Jonnson street, entering , ;..,,. p. c. WoodelU
stores she made Purchases, generally .gumn;ervile; J- e. Chambers, Enter
prise; Hi A, IS-lmgnamer, IMlterprise;'
of Pendleton merchants' were victim-Hilgard; R. M. T
izzed several days ago by a clever j 'Meacham; john L.
Charles Smith.'Hot Lake: C. A.
Lake; Geo. Saunders, Scott, Portland; A. M. Runnotsj Jos
P. Barnes. Asolin, Wn.; enh: F. W. Kehote. Portland: J. F.
Canady, Portland; F. U Clifford, La
Grande; E, G. Titus, Portland; F. S.
Taylor, Portland; J. II. Johnson, Port
land;; Paul Reoder, Portland: Rey W.
Hastings, Portland; a. A. Uuioy, rort-,
land; J. C. Watson, Portland; R.'B.
Mcbadden, Portland; W. N. Crenshaw,.
Seattle; F. B. "Hand Seattle; J. HV
Mention, Portlund; Harry White and.
wife,' Cleveland, 0.; H; H. Bonds, Port-,
land; E. Stevens, Portland.
M. E. Gordon, La Grande; Ml AUKins,
La Grande; Guy Levans; Andrew Kin
non; Mrs. Pearl Harris; P, M. Becker,
Telocasct; E. R. Ledbetter, La
Grande; G. E. Gam, Imbler; .R. A.
Kansas uity, ivio. airs,
nurchases. The fact that they were
victimizo'd was not discovered by the
merchants until their bill collectors
called at 619 Johnson street and dis
covered that Sam Obsorn and family
lived there. By that time the woman
gin; A. k., inompson, jMgm; mm. n.
Beaumont, Enterprise; Geo. Grider,
La Grande; Henry Hass, Imnaha. -1
Coughs and Colds arc Dan serous
' Few of us realize, the danger of
Coughs and Colds. Wo consider
Dear Santa Clans: ' . - - ..-
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Don't forgot us on Christmas. Bring Mamma a nice box of Stationery.
Brother wants a Fountain Pen.- Sister needs some nice Perfume. Papa scolded
his old razor this morning so bring him ew Safety, and bring me an Eastman
Kodak. 1 7spose you have all these things, but if you haven't then buy them
at The I?rd Cross Store. You know where. ,
. J Yours truly, V ':'
- : ', Dorothy Desire. .
set
Shosner is doing some contract work
in Pendleton and Mrs. Shosner took
advantage of the opportunity to visit
La Grande again. Miss n.tnei nul
ling, whose guest .she is, came over
from Walla Walla on the same train.
Mrs. George SeUwtiy has gone to
Butte.
.1. H. Keenev. O.-W. agent here
has ibeen called to Portland by the
illness of a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp
have returned home from an enjoy
able trip to the fair and through Cal
ifornia. Mrs. George Rynearson has re
turned home from a visit of a month
with relatives at Couer d'Alene, Ida.
County Clerk Ed Wright is home
from a trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Egly of Sut
ton. Nebr.. who have - been visiting
rralativaa in T.n HraTlflA IpnVfl tonight
for Blackfoot, Idaho, -to visit other'
relatives. They will be accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Norris whose !
guests they have been, and the qunr- I
tet will be visitors in Blackfoor for j
a tow days. .
Nervous Women
When the nervousness is caused by
constipation,' as is often the case, you
will get quick rolief by inking Cham
berlain's Tablets. These tablets also
improve the digestion. Obtainable
everywhere. ;
Registered at Sommer.
E. B. Bridge, San Francisco; M. D.
Smith; Mae Ringnose, Julia Eiller-
back, Portland; T F. Kendall, Free
water, Ore.; Sol Harris, J. A. Horan,
D. B. Fuller, Portland; W. R. Donald
son, A. W. Dickinson, Chicago; W. H.
Bach, Meyer, A. E. Brown, G. J. Reth,
T. Kontias, F. A. Daley, Portland.
them common and harmless ailments.
However statistics toll us every third
person dies of a lung ailment. Dan
gerous Bronchial and Lung Disease
follow a neglected cold. Aa your
body struggles against cold germs,
no better aid can be had than Dr.
King's New Discovery. Its merit
has been tested by bid and young,
in use over 45 years.
BUT ONE ROAD TO SUCCESS. .
(Pacific ' Semaphore.) ' 4
; "Make your employers' interests ,
your own, and work hard." This has v,
been the motto of E. P. Ripley,
through fortv-eitrht years. as an em
ployo, during Which time he has ,
risen Jrom the position of , freight
solicitor to the presidency of a
transcontinental railroad, at a salary
larger than that received ' by tha
"resident of the United States, ,. i
Tho success of Mr. Ripley is typi-
cal of ' the prefomient which h3 a
come lo many others. Tho boy or
i . . . . . i. . i.. .
man who does not o nis worn to tne
best of his ability, who fails, to per
form each task assigned as though it,
were his own, is derelict in his duty
tn his pmnlnvpr mid false to himself.
Sussess in any calling is the result
of hard work. Mr. Riploy's motto is
as old as the history ot any calling in .
which men have engaged, H ,re,
iterates a truism, which needs to be"
brought before the wage earner, who
winnts to get to the front. N .
The employe who is satisfied with a
minor position is apt to retain it,
while his fellow worker, who is am
bitious to succeed, who strives to do '
his best, and who gives all his ener
gies to the work in hand, informing
himself as he labors, and who is
faithful and conscientious, is in line
for promotion which is sure to come.
The way to achieve success is to do
serve it. This means .work hard
work bu t the. reward is worth J
striving for.
"Cultivate local modesty, but make
Get a bottle' "-
to-day. Avoid the risk of serious yourself conspicuously useful." John
Lung ailments. Druggists.
Good For Constipation
- Ch:.mberJ.iin?s Tablets are excel
lent for constipation. They are ploa
sant to take and mild and gonlta in
in effect Obtainable everywhere.
A Hill.
!"He taught us
!T hold '
In loving reverence-
Poor men and their work,
Great men und their wort,
God and His work."
John iRuskin.
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THE CLOSING NET
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