WEDNESDAY, DECE.MBKU 13, 1010.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Subscribe for
Magazines for
Friends
high school.
12-8-tf.
Third street,
Adv.
Th IT nnH f Munincr plnh will crivp
I its first dunce Friday night, Dec. 15,
ai Kex null. All members requested
to re present and bring their friends,
Magazine subscriptions
make a pleasing gilt, one
that for twelve months coii
tinues to be a reminder of
the giver.
A gift of a magazine often
proves a perfect solution of
some puzzling gift problem.
Any subscriptions of this
character should be placed
with us at once so as not to
delay receipt of the January
issues.
We'take subscriptions for
all magazines at the lowest
prices.
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
Dr. Ralston. nhvsTclan sureean and
osteopath is now located in rooms 12
and 13 over Suverthorn & Drug store,
Main 21: Night phone Main 81. Adv,
10-16-tf.
Honey to Imi.
On Improved real property m Union
:ounty, no delays, current rate. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
When in doubt buy books for
Christmas gifts. Newlin Book
Stat'y Co. Adv. 12-9-tf.
Drs. Darland, over Putman's. Adv.
12-5-tf,
' When in Portland you will find The
Observer on sale at the Oregon Ho
tel news stand and Imperial Hotel
news stand.
As Old as Christmas Itself.
Is the practice of giving books for
guts. See our beautiful line. New,
lin Book & Stafy. Co. Adv. 12-9-tf
Drs. Darland, over Putman's. Adv
12-5-tf
Come to a Stationery Store for
t SHERRY THEATPvE t
The House f Quality 4
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Last Showing
"LOVE NEVER DIES"
Romance of the Stage
Inspired by Mendelssohn's Spring Song, Featuring
RUTH STONEHOUSE and FRANKLYN FARNUM
Comedy
"A SEPTEMBER MOURNING"
lUJIUKICUft VALESKA s UK ATT i
Coming Events
Dec. 11 to 13 State Horticultural
society meeting at Hood River.
December 14 City election, at Wal
lowa. December 15 to 16 Oregon Wool
Growers' Convention, at Heppner, .
January 2 to 6 Farmers' and Home
Makers' week, Oregon Agricultural
College, Corvallis.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Pyralin ivory at Putnam drug store.
Adv. ll-9-tf
The Observer's new phone number
Is Main 37.
Front quarter of beef 7 cents an 1
we pay highest prices ftr hide and
sheep pelts. Peoples' Meat Market,
1119 1-2 Adams Ave. Adv. 12 5-tf.
your Christmas Stationery.
Book and Stat'y. Co.
Newlin
For the babies, pretty ivory rattles
and pacifiers and teething rings, a
most adaptable present for the little
one. All prices from 25 cents up. At
Silverthorn's Family Drug Store.
12-12-tf
Let us show you our Victrola Outfit
No. 1 with 20 selections, $22.50. New
lin Book & Stat'y. Co.
See Mrs. Dunn's China at Harris'
Art Store. 12-12-tf
Engraved Stationery makes one of
the nicest presents for the lady. There
is yet plenty of time to choose the box
of paper that you wish and have it
engraved in the initials or monogram
that you wish. Special Engraved
Christmas Cards and Letters at Sil
verthorn's Family Drug Store.
12-12-tf
The U and I Dancing club will give
its first dance Friday night, Dec. 15,
at Rex hall. All members requested
to he present and bring their friends,
12-13-3t
Room and board for two. 1008
We pay best prices for second
hand furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black
3351. Adv. 12-4-tf.
I -a Verne Grimm Trio Score Hit.
This refined musical act from Hip
podrome time scored a big hit at the
Arcade last night. The large audi
ences who heard these artists voted
them one of the best and high-class
PY
REX
acts ever billed in the city. The trio
of saxophoneists, featuring the Glov.
Worm und My Rosary and a rag-time
j specialty, was most highly 'appreciate
j ed by the audience. These artista
i will appear again tonight at the Ar
cade with a change of program and
there will also be a complete change
of pictures.
Remember your friend with
Camera. Something that will make
them happy the year around and give
them a never-ending amount of en
joyment. Cameras of all the different
sizes from the Vest Pocket to the 5x7
View Camera, to fit your every want.
r rom ?2 to $35. Special Postal Card
Cameras from $12 to $27.50. Postal
Curds and Print Albums, all sizes, in
the latest Looso Leaf designs, from
50 cents to $5. At Silverthorn's Fan
ily Drug Store. 12-12-tf
The greatest display of imported
toys and games ever shown in La
Grande. Newlin Book & Stat'y. Co.
Adv. 12-9-tf.
E. Rosenbaum, 1402 Sixth street.
Phone Black 1472. Expert masseur.
Vibratory and massage treatments,
bwedish movements and medical gym,
nasties. My motto, "Permanent
health through perfect circulation ot
blood and nerve forces." Adv.
12-7-lm.
The Christmas shopping center
Newlin Book & Stat'y. Co. Adv.
12-9-tf.
GLASSWARE FOR THE KITCHEN.
ALWAYS A WELCOME GIFT.
COME IN AND SEE THIS NEWEST
WARE FOR MAKING COOKING
EASY
w
H. B0HNENKAMP
COMPANY
Don't overlook our Edison phono
graph or a victrola as a Christmas
present for the whole family. $15.00 to
$250.00, on easy terms Newlin Book
& Stationery Co. Adv. 12-9-f
"The Voice With a Smile"
'Central" is always pleasant when
you say Main 40. She knows it is the
most popular number on her board
when people are in a hurry for drugs
or other drug store goods.
Phone for Drugs
and see how prompt our free delivery
service is.
There is no need of facing inclem
ent weather, or of neglecting your
household duties when you need some
thing from our store.
Just Phone Main 40
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
12-13-3t
The U and I Dancing club will give
its first dance Friday night, Dec. 15,
at Rex hall. All members requested
to be present and bring their friends.
12-13-3t
Wood Sawmg.
Wood. sawing promptly done, city
or country.
J. J. Murchison.
Phone Red 3672. Adv. tf
In Our Hardware Department are
a Multitude of Gift Selections
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V
Dainty
Cut Glass
Dainty indeed, but not expensive
and there are ever so many different
pieces from which to choose. See the
new patterns in Colonial Glassware.
Casseroles, percolators and meat
roasters are shown in many different
styles, at prices to please everyone.
Siifrf f.-.rf
Beautiful China
Many- splendid gifts will be chosen
from our Ilaviland or Bavarian
China selections may be made from
open stocks if you do not wish an en
tire set. Three popular designs to
choose from, and a complete stock of
each design.
land-painted diina and silverware
in sets are featured in our hardware
department. Our line offers a large
assortment of pretty patterns at pop
ular prices.
Misses Jones and Ranone
We carry a ful1 jine in Ladles Suits,
Coats and Skirt'j in the S. & H. garment.
We make Suits, Coats. Skirts and
Dresses. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Remodeling done. West s New Bid?.
Suits! Suits! Suits! 1-2 price.
Jones-Rabone. Adv. 12-7-tf,
Cut Flowers for Xmas.
Leave your order now. Orders
filled in the order received. As there
are never enough to go around the
early orders will get the flowers. If
you were late last Xmas order no.v
and don't get disappointed again.
La Grande Seed & Floral Co. Adv.
A Penny social in the Baptist
church basement Friday evening.
Supper from 6:30 to 9:00. Everybody
welcome. 12-1 l-5t
Stylish stationery in special
boxes. La Grande Pharmacy.
12-ll-2t
gift
Don't forget that when the cold
winter wind chapps the face and
hands, and the lips become rough and
cracked, that there is a remedy for all
of these ailments in the Silverthorn
Family Drug Store Creams and Toilet
Preparations. Voiletta Cream for the
Chapped Hands, and the Almond
Cream to soften and protect the skin.
12-12-tf
Announcements
John P. (Jerry) Rusk announces
that ho has moved his law office from
the Loftus building to rooms 22 and
23 Wcst-Jacobsen building. 12-13-4t
Rev. G. R. Archer, of Alicel, is de
livering a series of sermons at Sum
mervillc, for December. More than
the usual importance is attached. The
whole community is profoundly inter
ested. Sunday night there will be im
portant services. Special music at
each service.
A social will be given by the
Knights and Ladies of Security,
Thursday night, Dec. 14. All mem
bers are requested to be present. No
charges.
The W. C. T. U.' will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. G. Holmes, C03 N
Avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Why The Observer 18 popular it
prints the world's news today, while
it is news.
Carving Sets for the Christmas Bird
I H'cause eating plays such a very important part in all of the coming festivities;
a carving set is particularly appropriate as a gut
Knives, safety razors,
shears, are among the.
many articles claiming the
attention of Christmas
Shoppers. "We carry a
very complete line of the
famous ll'enrv Sears &
Sons high grade cutlery
and silverware.
Prices $2.50 to $5-50
Tf you desire something
useful why not give one of
these flashlights shown
in all sizes. Prices
70c to $2.75
Complete stock bulbs, and
batteries.
SEE OUR WINDOW OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN OUR HARDWARE;
DEPARTMENT
New Line o(f
One-Piece Aluminum Ware
The Gift That Lasts For Years
15c to $4-50
Give Him a Safety Razor
A good selection of popular makes In
prices from $1.00 to $5.00
Alarm Clocks Reliable Makes:
98c to $2.75
Tub (g
'OLDEN ML
Quality tfie same-'BuceA fe&u
La Grande's
'Hi Minim
Store
PERSONAL MENTION
Attorney T. H. Crawford left this
morning for Portland on business
matters.
Mrs. Violet Morgan, department in
spector for the W. R. C, is transact
ing business in Pendleton today.
P. E. Smith, an Elgin merchant, re
turned home this morning, after
transacting business in La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells, who have
been in attendance at the McMinn
ville meeting of the Farmers' union,
returned homo today, after having
visited the stock show in Portland.
AT THE HOTELS
Foley.
C. M. Mathews, II. A. Whitney, R.
P.. Sheflcr, F. L. March, Portland;
Warren Smith, Salem; P. J. Esch
bach, North Yaltima; C. A. Nyswand
cr, Denver; F. O. Farnsworth, Frank
E. Smith, Elgin; Grace N. Foley, Salt
I. ake; R. P. Wilson, Joseph; C. Do
pew, La Grande; D. MncDonuld and
wife.
Savoy.
Albert Hubbard, I. J. Roster, M. fc.
Wilcox and wife, H. A. Inwall, Port
land; W. B. Watson, Kamela; Clar
ence Foster, Frank Bennett; Weston;
II. McGoldrick and wife, Imbler; R. II.
Diggs and wife, A. V. Ringo, J. A.
Yeager, Pendleton; Mrs. George Gar
rett, Condon; E. L. Allen and wife,
Kamela; Elmer Hanson, Boise; Mrs.
G. L. Madden, Anchorage, Alaska;
Mrs. Mae Ringo, Jim Sutherland, E.
Williams, Will Young, L. J. Furgason,
James L. Woodell, Mrs. Rotha Tubbs.
M. O. Bennett, Meacham; C. W. Mun-
ford, Wallowa; D. L. Hickey, Seattle;
L. A. Wagner, San Francisco; Jack
Mitchell, Boise; J. B. Ihler, Eua Clare,
Wis.; Elizabeth Coulter, Enterprise;
R, M. Diller, E. B. Budge, San Fran
cisco; G. E. La Belle, Boise; Lizzie
(Wells .Starkey; John Wells and
wife, Alicel.
FINAL PROOFS ARE ALLOWED
Several Applicants Obtain Final Title
(o Their Homesteads.
' The United States land office to
day granted several final homestead
proofs. Among them were: Albert
Snow, Beech Creek; William Henry -Instone,
Lena; James Henderson, Mil
ton; E. L. Dill, Sparta, and Horatio
Baker of Hereford. Charles N. Gib
son, of North Powder, filed a home
stead application- ,. (
. i ' I
The Observer would' like-to get a
live correspondent in every town In
this vicinity. If you don't lee youi
town represented in The Observer
news columns write in forWie job of.'
correspondent.
Wedding invitations, announce
ments and calling cards printed at
the Observer Job Printing Depart
ment. 10-28-tf.
$40 Suit
Given Away Christmas Evening
at 8 P. M.
We have a few Good, Warm Overcoats and Ulsters 4-
Cash Sale
Special Sale of Overcoats for 10 Days
We Will Sell at One-Half Price
Christmas Eve we will give away a $40.00 Suit
Sommcr.
A. M. Brown, 11. A. Vincent, M. D.
Swift, C. II. Cook, D. M. Coolcy, H. T.
BurnBstrager, J. S. Smith, J. A. Har
nn, H. Cummings, II. H. Childers,
George Prntt, Portland; I. E. Lay,
Western Union; W. H. Turner, Loo
Angeles; Charles McBee, Pendleton;
THE TOGGERY
ANDREWS BROS.