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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1917)
WEDNESDAY, -NOVEMBER 28, 1917 . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE THREE ..I IXU Featuring "Made in America" S TOYS kr The Best the in World i "America Made". TOYS for America's Boys and Girls ristmas I genin 0 t h at m. M the editorial page. A Real Jitney Dance and Entertainment . Put on By Mc Elroy and His Jazz Band From Portland A Jazz Dance with P-E-P When? Thanksgiving Night (Thursday) Where? Rex Hall La Grande 8,30 o'Clock ADMISSION - 15cJ Eastern Oregon's Largest and Best Toyland Is ready for your selection of gifts that please the little ones. An assortment unequalled outside the larger cities' department stores is here for you to choose from. AVlietlier you want a small inexpensive gift or one of the more elaborate toyland creations, you will lind it here and at the. right price. Our buying power through the li. C. U. is evident in the better values in toyland as in all other depart ments of this progressive store. -. Just a Few of the Many Wonders to Delight the Kiddies Steel Erector Sets $1.00 to $5.00 Tinker Toys, 48c "The Wonder Builders" Aluminum Doll Dinner Sets . 35c to $1.95 China Doll Dinner Sets $1.25 to $2.50 , Building Blocks $1.00 to $1.75 Metal Doll Beds " $1.00 to $2.50 Colonial Wood Doll Beds $1.50 to $2.00 Toy Trains and Tracks $1.00 to $4.50 Rubber Novelties 10c to 85c Caroom Game Boards $2.50 to $7.50 Home Queen Cook Books 50c Folding Easel Blackboards $1.75 to $3.50 Child's Linen Books 10c to $1.00 ' ... Child's Nursery Furniture 65c to 95c New Line Child's Games . .15c to $2.00 Tenpin Sets 35c to $1.50 Popular Fiction in Latest Reprints Special, 50c Each Mechanical Toys of Every Kind . Tool Chests 18c to $2.75 Novelty Wheelbarrows 50c to $1.25 High-grade Rocking Horses $2.S5 to $5.75 Shoo Fly Rocker Horses $1.75 to $2.15 Doll Trunks 25c to $1.75 Daisy Air Rifle3 $1.50 to $1.75 DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS every size, every nationalit y, character dolls, unbreakable lis, crying dolls, talking dolls, clown dolls they're all here every grade. . , .r 25c to $5.50 Each ; T GOLDEN R , One of tho fllW It. C. U. Stores , , '"If Annuul Buying Power of the H. C. U, OVcr (iO Million Dollars Lowneu's f Your Thanksgiving Treat . Everyone who has once tried I.owney's Cnndy i3 sure to wnnt some of these delicious confections for Thanksgiving. We liave Lowney's 'always fresh at our store, and now we have an extra fine assort ment for this bis "lay of the year. Lowney'g on n box of candy is a guarantee of its contents. When you buy a box of Lowney's from us, you know it's a real treat. From GOc to $1.00 a Pound 5 Red Cross Drug Store I NEWS OF LA GRANDE I Accepts rosition Irene Dallon has accepted a position ay book-keeper witli the l.a tlrando Meat Co. 'v Will Vlsil in IOnteipii.se. Mrs. A. K. Kirkland passed through from Independence' on a visit to Enter prise. VlsiCllg Here 5,ll' Col "f S'""" merville is in town today visiting her sister. Ada Cole, of tho l'alare of Sweets. Will Leave for I'm I land Mrs. John S. Rlcd of SOS. Pennsylvania avenue, will leave tonight for Port land, where she and her husband will spend the winter. On War l I'nrlliiiid Andrew lArnoldun of .Sunimervtlle passed through l.a Orando this morning on hls way to Portland where hn will spend Thanksgiving. m m m Will Spend Thanksgiving III Pny- lotte Mr. and Mrs. ,. C. Monro of I Payette, Idaho, went to Knlerprise this moraine to spend Thnnksgiv- ! Will Vlsil In Joseph Mrs. 11. V I Winn and daughter. Iva, of Miilon wUh rcIntlv08 I went to josepn mis minimi!; iu nun I with relatives for a few days. To Spend Thanksgiving in Mnlor l,,iMwMrs. Lee Swanr.on and son. '(Hen, of linker went lo iJiiterpi is" 'todav to spend Thanksgiving. 1 ' S iies lo Attend Funeral Cecil Client went to Klgin today to attend tlie funeral of tils cousin who died Saturday. i ' Hotuiii from Kntcrpilse Mrs. Harry Horfinan returned yesterday from Knterprisn where she has been vlsitini: her husband the past few days. Itemcr Man Here II. A. Jncobson 'is leglst'ered at the Foley today from Denver, Colorado. Uetmiis In F.lgin Mrc. I.. H. New- Wrestler Here John Berg arrived last night from Portland. Mr. l!crg will wrestle Jim Norcganrd at En terprise tomorrow night under the auspices of1 the Rod & Gun Club. Jack O'Neill will referee. r Will Spend Thanksgiving Mere Lieut. V. Hayden Fluke, 34 i Field Artillery, of American Lake. Wash., will arrive today to spend Thanks Giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I), n. Fiske and sister, Mrs. Gcoree Gilbert. ; Id Purl bind Mr. and Mrs. Morton Kiddle or Island City, went to Portland last night to spend Thanksgiving with friends and to nt tend the V. ot O.-O. A. C. football game. I'oiistrnclloii Fin-email Here Ed. ton and two children returned to Webster of Kamela, section foreman their home in F.lgin this mornlnc after a visit of several days with friirfd3. of the construction crew that Is put ting In the double track at that place, was In town yesterday on business. To Attend (inmc In Portland Judge T. H. Crawford went to Port land lust night to attend the Oregon O. A. C. football gaino Thanksgiving day. Window Decorations Artistic Among the first windows to nppear in holiday attire are those ot the La Grande Meat Co. and the Grande! Rondo Meat Co. The windows showi I good taste and artistic ability. j Will Attend O.A.C.-l'. of Ctininc Margaret Corbett and Helen Carrey will leave tonight for Portland to at tend the Orcgon-O. A. C. game. Miss Carrey will go on to Fort Stovent to visit a few days with Kergeant and Mrs. Ernest Walklns (Allco Hill) be fore returning home. CHICHESTER 8 PILLS m Auk Vfltir lri 'iil-clipa-trr'a IIInBinniT - V Ih.m. tpjlr.l wi.h niut. K,lJ. V1 Ttr b-j o(Htr. fiiT or rntir v r r.n! n liv ri'iv S FVESVKK! Iteturns to linmtilla Mrs. W. 10. Fergus who has been Visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Keeney for a few days returned to her home in Umatil la this morning. lOllzaljcth Fergus will remain over Thanksgiving. V. S. Agrldlltlli'isl llrra A. L. Rush of tho U. S. Bureau of Markets ill connection with tho department of Agriculture, was In town today on business. Mr. Hush is traveling through Eastern Oregon Inking up the bo J k Htorngo situation. Iluys Now fur Clydo Charlton, a well knowu engineer on the O, vV; R. & N, purchased his second Max well fivo-'passenger auto yesterday, Mr. Clinrlton is an cniliiiuhuille duck hunter and expects to tiro Ills ear to bring In some big bags as soon as wo get our first real storm. Humor Slales Itecriiitlng Offices Will flose The local recruiting of ficers are anticipating a rm-'h 01 re cruits within tho next few weeks by iVeason of tho report which lies been : passed throughout the count! y Hint tho rccruitln;; offices of the nation .Tin i:mnj i.ii..:iiipiui 1 a unu lii.'.l UllUI that all drul'ted men will have to Join tho drafted army instead of en listing In tho branch of tho service which Is thoir choice , : ' Tclegrnpliy f Ins Is a "Huiiimoi-" Tho Y. M. C. A. telegraphy school is going to be a hummel' from all Indications, according to J. O. King. The class will have an enrolment of twonty or more. The Western Union will furnish all Instruments and the course will bo given In tho Y. 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