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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1918)
.1 ' "T,t ORANDR F VEMNG OBSERVER; ,'fl f '.' 9 V ': i ! 7 R. J. Greon was out ye.ftciday to his Wallowa county rauch look ing nttor.bia catth), : V. E. Russell representing . the wholesalers ot Portland, la spend ing a tow duyB In La Grande and at branch line points adjusting THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS AWAIT YOU AT THE EE claims. . ; ' J - ' i. "' '- Miss Dorothy Long ot Portland who visited at t'.ie homo of her sister, Mrs. VS. W. Eastman .during Thanksgiving.-. returned home to day. Mr. and Mrs. Hale of Daven port, Washington, arrived yester day to visit with their daughter, Winter Days Are ':. KODAK DAYS Let Kodak tell the winter story. Keep a pic ture record of the good times and your winter' sports. ' ' ' ''".- ;.-'-. Don't forget to put Kodak oji your Christmas list. .' . .' ..; . ,-. . . ' We have the Brownies from $2.00 to $15.00, ' and Kodaks f rom$7.50 tip. . RED CROSS DRUG STORE t ! Bf o wills i bcial and ! 'II v Personal S '( Roborb Withqombe la In the city today from Union. ,. '; 1)111 Vogol, .-niercliant of Union Is In La Grande today. ! Mrs. B. J. Coolc of Hlotli is shopping horo today.' Huniy Somor of Elgin Is Ip La Grundo on business today. Whit HalL of Medical Springs ts a business visitor hero today. Mrs. C. L. Dam 3: all of Knmola Is a businoss vistior' In La Giando today. ' . . Tho .regular monthly meting of tho school board will bo held tills evening. Miss Olive Golf and Georgiann Goff cf Milium are reglsted at the Foley hotel. J. Earl Clark is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with his mother in Salem. Miss Wllma ;Oestarllng. left yes terday for Portland to vlBit with her sister, Mrs. L. Doughs. ; C. O. Muchlson, city lire chief Is sulTorlng with a Bovore cold which conllnes him indoors today. ' Douglas Moe is numbered anions tho ill today but it Is nit thought his ailment Is at all serious. Nate Zwelfcl Is among the La Grande people who ore confined to their beds at tho present time. A marriage license was issued this morning to William Carroll and M.iy E. McGralh of Union. Born. 1o Mr. and Mrs. H. L. morning a ten this pound boy. -.- . , Miss Pauline Lederle is spend ing -tho Thanksgiving ., holidays with'', the George Good family in Wallowa. . , : Chase and Hal Bohnonkanip, Lou Rayburn, Harry Nowburg and H. R. Hanna spent .Thanksgiving hunting ducks. Miss Miskell Bloom, employed In tho Richey Piano store has been unable to work for tJie past week on acoount of illness. . M. Reynolds, aaed nloneer who has been confined to his home on' account' of feeble health for many J.pnthik Is greeting trionds on mo i.Bjroeia icoay. 1 ?; J. ' yft DeBorde. was called to Cove ' this morning by the serious illness of his father, T. J. De Borde. .r ': '.IrBif.G. F. Ames who has been conlinedMo the Grande Ronde hos pital for several wees returned to her homo today. ' " .7 . Bruce. . Cox, tho good nature ! travclJnc man, came, in loft tho branch line - yesterday i to t'at tur key with La Grande- friends.'" Charles McDaniel, hanker ot Wal lowa, was in La Grande yesterday on his way to Union to spendi tho day with relatives and f. -lends Tho enuity case ot C. L. Scott versus Erooks Campbell to have been .Heard this morning bcf"oro Judge Knowles was postponed. Mrs. M. W. Goodman of Ljs'.lue arrived this .'. morning for a row weeks' visi, with her daughter, Mrs. Vernon 'Alnsworth and Mis. E. M. Boers. t : - 4 ' ' Mrs.' R. J.. Gfeen apent yesterday with her parents in Baker.- r 1 ) Elks Attention! All Elks and tjieir families,, all widows and relatives of deceased ElKs, and tlie pub lic are invited to attend the Memorial Ser vices Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the Elks' Temple. See program in another column of this paper. ' ,, R. J. GREEN, Exalted Ruler, . . A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. Mis. M. J. Donohue. The SnodgraBS family has Ibeen 'hard hit by the liiP-uenz-a, Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass and two daughters, Lolo and Judith being - confled at tho present-time. Clyde Bunting, who has been at tending the S. A. T. C. at the O. A. C. spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bunt ing of this place. Postmaster Weathers of Enter prise passed through tho city Wed nesday evening eniouio to Free water, whero ho planned on spend ing Thanksgiving. Mrs. I Fred Schilko returned yes terday from a trip to Portland and Sa lem, spent Thanksgiving at home and returned to Portland today, to attend the meeting ot the Nalonal Council of Dofenso. Mrs. Schllke expects to be at home by Sunday. Mrs. Hi B. Letter, who success fully underwent nn operation at the Grande Ronde hospital, was re moved to her room at the Foloy hotel today. She is not ublo to be out but Is imorovlne rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cochran and two daughters. Ruth and Jane of Portland arrived yoster day at tho George Crochan home to spend Tiiuiiksglvlr.ij. They will re main over the week-end. , Deputy United Slates Jrarshnl, S. E. Pace was in" the city for a short tlmo today, leaving for Sa lem with a prisoner, James But ter, who was arrested several days ago as a slacker, Fred Rnvonscrott, formerly man age of the Masters-Eiraldt. .Lumber company, but now ciiunoctud with the Mlmnaug-h Lumber Company, nt Wallowa, spent .yealtmliy In . La Grande' with friends, i. Wl D.: Abererombto of Union Is a business visitor here today. Ho siys' that work, on tho Unlon-Tol-ocasot highway has been suspended for a few days on account ot the heavy snow storm. Annie ", Kramer, sister ot Mrs. John Rogers, died in Aberdeen. Washington, last night. Her re mains will arrive In La Grande to; morow and burial w'll take plnie later- at Suuimoivillo where many of hnr relatives - rcmite. She had ono boy, Frank McDonald, with tng. colon In ' France. - C. M. Goodnlan, who has been visiting with his . brother, R. C. Goodman of' AshLind for the past two months, passed through La Grandu today enrouto to his home at Lostinc.' Mr. Goodman is the brother ot Mrs. Vcnon Alnsworth and Mrs. E. M. Boors ot this place. Ed Reynolds started last eve ning for Chicago to attend the Na tional Live Stock show. He repre sents tho State Fair Board of Oro gon and whllo away will arrange for stock exhibits Ironi the mid dle west nt the State Fair next Boa son. Professor E. L. Potter, professor of animal husbandry at tho O. A. C. is expected to arrive in . La Grande todaj,' to muke inspection of cattle raising conditions here. He will Inspect the cattle on the Walter Pierce rancn this -afternoon und then go on to look over the experiment station at Union. District' chairmen of the War Chest and Liborty Loun di'ves in this county will confer in regard to best methods to be taken with slackers, at a luncheon in the Fo loy hotel tomorrow. Business to' be taken up was arranged Wednesday evening -at a meeting of tho exec utive committee, oinpesed of G L. Larison, E. E. Kiddle, H. El Cooltdge, F. L. MoyeiB and T. J. Scroggln. ' OF THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S STORi , . . . - .."...-. .. - ..... IN SPITE OP TlfE HEAVY SELLING FROM OUR LARGE STOCKS ING THE PAST-FEW WEEKS, SINCE WE Fill ST - INAUGURATED , OUT SALE, THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORU SOLD. " . . ". WE WISH TO IMPRESS IT UPON THE MINDS OF EVERYONE THAT THERE WILL BE NO LETTING UP TO THE CUTTING AND SLASHING OF PRICES UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN SOLD; ' i ; ' , , TIUS BIG SALE ASSURES YOU OF GREAT SAVINGS TO BE MADE ON YOUR HOLIDAY PURCHASES,. SO BY ALL MEANS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTU NITY. - - - ' ,' . '' ',' if W--JITY CLOSING VL i'SMA AIN TO BE Just a Few of the Many Good Bargains Sweet milk; fresh, pure and clean. Bradner Cream Station, next door to Hilton's Garage, Adams Ave. , , ll-25-4t . One lot Valenciennes lace and insertions, values up to 15c per yard, on sale at per yard ; :..'". , , .; J.. I0c dress snaps in black and white, all sizes are being , closed out per dozen 5? '. One lot of fine dress per-, "eales in light and dark colors : regular; 45c quality on sale ' per yard., 29 We offer our entire stock of McCall Patterns on sale - your choice, 'an v pattern . . y-z 5 - . . One lot .Misses. Cotton Flfoce lined Union Suits, values up ab !fl.C'0, on sale per garment -1 - . ' G3 We place on sale a lot of Women's White Cotton Fleece lined Union Suits, . regular $1.75 values, on sale per suit . " $1.29 ' " A big assortment of Wo men's Corsets, all kinds, all sizes, values up to $3.00, ou sale at . $1.49 ' . We place on sitle Women's beautiful Crepe de Chino Waists, regular $5.) values, on sale at $3.98 We offer your choice of a lot of Women's White Voilo and Madras Waists, all sizes at- vv- ;-'. $1.19 One lot of Woolen Dress Fabrics in a large assort ment of colors and materials value up to $2.50 per yard to be closed out at per yard :' , 98 " : - - AVe place on sale a lot of Boys' Caps; all kinds, all col ors, 'values -up to 50c, to bo closed out at 'your choice " 9.; " :. '-"" " One lot of Boys' Hats, all kinds, all sizes, in a big rang..' of styles, to be closed out at each 39tf We place on sale a lot of Men's Hats, values up to $3.50 in different stvleu anl f One lot of "Men's Woolea sizes, vottr choice at ilJndershirts and Drawei-s, ; values up to $3.50 to go o x sale at pcr.garnient $1.98 ' Wo offer you choice ot . .. lot of 'Men's 'Shirts, valu i up to $2.00, on sale at One lot of Women's Dress . Shoes, -values up to $5. ) -u sizes 8, 2., 3, 3y2 pnly, kinds on sale at jter pair s ...r- .: $1.98 One lot of Women's Dress " Shoes in lace, and button styles, values up to $7.00, on sale nt per pair' $3.98 We are closing out a lot :. of Men's Dress and Work. SUoes, all kinds, your choice of this lot .-. . . .-. .. $3.49 I I Every Article of Merchandise in the Store on Sale at Closing Out Prices' The Golden Rule Company i ' ( SULKEY PLOW WANTED. Will buy a good uaeo auikcy plow, suitable for four ho f sea I also double harness. Describe fully, addressing L. A. White, R. F. D., Summerville, Oregon. ; ll-29-6t,pd ' Full of Cold, Had the Grip This has been such a trying vcar for sickness that many will be pleas ed to read liow Lewis. Ncwmnn, 606 Northrand St., Charleston, W. Vn., was restored to health. He writes: "I was down sick and nothing would do me any good. I was full of cold Had the grip until I got two 60c bot tles of Fo'ey's Honey and Tnr. It is the best remedy for grip and colds I ever used." Good for grip, coughs, croup, whooping cough and common colds. Sold everywhere. Adv. Thermos and Universal bottles, that insure hot or cold drinks for 24 hours. These you will find a large stock of at Silverthorn's. ll-2!)tf FAMILY DRUG STORE LA ORANDC.ORCOON. 4 ' i T Men s Uress and W orK :5hoes : t . . j Men's Dross 'Shoes, in Dostonians; Holland and Jyfj i Jiunc Shot's," iu browns-and WJ5 WjJ " ' ' W3 T ;.... $5.50 to $10 'i? I Z """ " 'ml Mens Work Slmrs, in. Uuns.-n A'Wjas ts. ; aW S-incli i"ls, brown and black.-.$ l.oU to !..U Ifiibber iSliocs 'and Overshoes, also Heavy Hub be rs. Dovs' Heavy High Top Shoes. We Will Receive a Carload of Dodge Brothers Cars About December 6th : Place your order now, for immediate delivery. We will receive TWO CARLOADS of FORD SON TRACTORS about December 4. , SMITH'S GARAGE Y. M. C A. Educational Department. Short hand and typewriting. Day classes, 1C:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. ' L. J. French Shoe Co. j La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather RenovatiHg, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. All Work rutin! for und Delivered CIIAS. KI) WARDS. PrOK. ONE BLOCK EAST OV FLOUK 'jfillL Vltdlfti RED 132 Sixty Cups in Every Pound of Bakerized; Coffee Costing Just Three Quarters of a Cent Per Cup 1 Pound Can 2 " " 45c 85c Sole Agents PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Phone Main 80 . . v .... ..- . .,.. ,
