La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 07, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto - ; Q) TA-ORANW, -.KVENTKO OBSERVES: :r O o .o PACE 15T0TIT . FRIDAY. DECEMBER fi. 101S. O 1 " I J J t i. c o i 20 Poer Cgrft Off on Al Xmas Ggods Santa0 Claus Sdys: Gjve Practical Christmas Gifts : For many yearn ftrre ha hem a tendency to (five uacftl, practical i(lfl. The "Spuija" were active in eOouraKinK the movement before we enVfrcd the war. Hut, there ia,an extra reason now for giving , uneful Christmas gftfa. We have all been urx-d to practice economy, o an to conserve the reaourcefji of the country. In many(aya thin spirit of economy will extend to our Kift-Kdinf and, hrislmaH ctle bratioiw. Hc ijavviin inti-rflini;,Htock of enil)le nlft gooda for your lnHWction. Ilctiiity and tility-' comhincdire the Features which Recommend such good. $ & ' ,' 4' If there isftnniWi; in wdwtiiif,' 11 gift for u lal9 it is dutf confusion Alined by such U14 aiVuy of Mutable items. ;o 9 JPwfume, Atomizers, Ivory Goods, Leather m GSods, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Dsk Sets, Stationery Art Calendars, Cand, ei'c.'J , . . . Sentiment docs not play as great a part 111 a man s lil'gas it docs in womanjs. lie wants something use'- ful.o 9 ' . Cigftrs, Pipes, Tobacco Jars, Humidort, Cift and Cigarette Cases, Safety Majors, Sharing. Sets, Brushes, PocketBooks, Traveling Cet, . Watches, Fountain. Pens, Playing Cards, PlMh lighiVetc. ' . ... , ; . , , (iirls get real pleasure from the Christmas festivities. Teliy expect numerous gifts., so don't disappoint tliem. . . ' Calendar!, Handbags, Work Boiei, Toilt Ar ticles, Kanicure Cases, Ivory Good, Dcik Seta, Stationery, Candy, etc. n I 111, -.,.., , , 1 b-7 ...... .; , ii,,, ;,..,fa-jaif g f . , . -"--JS- A 1 I ; w h hi i C o II II For .. 9 "HER" IFor0 "HIM." . II. e e If I 8 If Fef -" 9 jGIRLS lw r . e I For ' ""J . BOYS" I Fof the . - , U . SOLDIER n ; I fo " r ' I MOTHER w 8 i s o . III-: I The Debt of a 9 '1 MY . . , o- TmciQ)iio DoIIuik fr TonQIa C'alil for AlfuTfiTQ Tho KlKln Harder atatea that ,J. N. Chandler and H.ouuner ro-' ItUrnT the latter t aft laatOiek ! Ifrom a trlpljrj Weinerand 1'uyettO In Idaho, where they fonJror the! mirpoae of piirchaaliii; hO tu9 aTilptMit hero to InOre plenty of! rcedio thair cutle'dinlnt" tu winter. They first viltfV) Voiaer, I but uQt findiiiA. wllt thuy wanted, there, went on to Payette, whrel they aecured fourHrJoAtia of 'ftrat-4 (frop oOalfn. paying il per ton.! I J hey ,iat tiiat they .might have, wtmtym nay ui a nure wnuer aji ;lud tha brAfi desirous of apendliig several days therj, By the. time I the ha? l8 shipped Ihwo ii(l do I leer ed to their frniB t'te taut er ton ! i will approximate 27i u ' j i T, H. Alprelock of Joseph waa In' i Idaho at the same time for thttt , purposo of purchasing a consider-! ali' quantity or hay, hut h u) mado no purchase at tho time Chandler i and Homiuer left foit.home. I h Your time isaat approaching when the decision must bemade. eA sre fll cn useiuicpTactjcjfl gjg;s awaits your attdtioji at the" "BU5, slv&z BIOBK" The daily crow4sfth6tChristmaj eifthusiaSm bespeaks satisfaction and gmt jlffaaupe. Albgoods marked in plafh fibres. '., ' . , ' 10-PEEP B,?YLANKETjS, oiueprie I -98te JJ.-PEKP BAHY BOOTEES :: 19c, 85c. 4$S)-Pl?:i BABY UOOftS ' 15c, l9c, 40c LADIES'DREPE XtA f&Vfl , .......$3.98, H, 95-90 to $9SK . LAD J ES' SATEEN PETTICOATS $1.25, $1.89, $1.98,J$2.49 LADIES' SILK HOSE .....98c, $1.19, $1.39, 1.9 . LADIESP' FLATHL (!OAVXS....'. :.-.Mc, $1.25, S1.43, $1.98 . LADIES' NOVELTY SHOES 25.9D, 16.90, $7.90, $8.9ft $9.90 LADIES' PATIENT SHOES ! $!. l Cl.l,Ki) KOit i,h-iTi:its Let the boys come in'aml f! our stock. They will probably express their wjxhcn coticerjiin jil'ts. fJivc liim plenty .Hid lie'Jl be happy. Pocket Knives, Flashlight, Watches, Purses, Games, Brushes, Fountain Pens. The soldier and sailor boy cajmot carry very much ju the way of equipment. So it is wise to sejid tlinm useful things which they wm ue and erijty every "day. fountain Pons, Stationery, Shaving Kits, Sew- ' ". ing Kits, Comfort Kits, Combs, Brushes, Metal . Mirrors, Dentifrices, Tooth Brushes, Wash Cloths, Wrist Watches, Pipes, Cigarettes, To bacco, Flashlights, Hard Candies, Food Tablets, Liniments, Foot Powder, Adhesive Tape. The older folks are iiiteresleil in ChVistmas, too. But they always want useful things. Our stock will sug gest many ripiH'opriate items. Calendars, Magaxine Subscriptions, Spectacles, Vacuum Bottles, Hot Water Bottles, etc. Our Magnificent Assortment and Low Prices Assure an Economical and Merry Christmas for All. List of le'tcis remaining uncall ed foP, In this olIl,-e for" tho .wcelt ending December Ii, 1918: I '(Cfltll'Ulf'tl Alien" Ilroa.,, Geo. W. i Ilron, CsWI. s i Bennett, Ellen. . " i Ounlher, H. P. . Evoi son, Audio, . Hamilton, IhIIo If. . .Mllyard; nirlmd. Mtnnlck, Hoy l'loico, S. C. Sims, Z. C. . Ladles Folsome, Mis. Mapglo, M.ilhew.s. Mrs. Tictha. Scott, Mis. tiolda K. Turnhull, Mis. . Alfiml.. West, Mra.E. M. .These latterH will bo Bent to the dead letter office oi December 20, 1911. If nut delivbicd before. In calling for tho above, plaoso say "advortlse-d" .-KaVing date of list. E. K. BRAGG, I'. M. - LADIEM' COMFY 8LIPPEJIS jl-Mb, $1.25, $1.69, $1.9fi,$2.2C LA m ES' IIOUSl j APRONS, our price , . $1.9 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS c, $1.25, $1.49 MEN'S KNIT SCARFS " ' , .98c, $1.08 .MEN 'S FLANNEL SILIiTS . $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 .MEN'S LINED CLOVES $1.49, $1.98, $3.49 MEN'S MACKINAW GLOVES ; 69c, 98c MEN'S MACKINAW COATS ..; :....... $6.90, $7.90, $8.90, $9.90 ; "MEN'S MACKINAW STAG SHIRTS $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 MEN'S DRESS PANT'S ...,........ $2.98, $3.98, $4.93r$5.90, $6.90 Beautiful Suits and Goats at Whole Dcccmlwr 10th last day "to pay wir 5' ter rent without a penalty." 12-7-5U sale Price. Not a Sale or Reduced Price, but Wholesale Price. IK AK-OFI ! Red 'i-os.h ('ohrct-t From ttie Samoa Times, a news paper puhttHhec!' in Apia, liritish Samoa, and recently forwuidod' ta Mrs. A.- 15. Ivanhoe, a very lonIhy dTjHcilption- of an Ameriran Ued Ciokh concert is given and a very splendid trflAilo paid Mrs. Forrei- flvnnhoe an follows: "One hardly knows which to nd- mire mnnt "In rvforrlnK to Mrs. , Iwinlum's contrlhutions to the en itortalnrnpnt.l her vivacity and charm of manner or Buy her a dress or suit. far incorporated J hrni mm Anil iri-ri--t i Formerly the United Store Buy her S a coat M -for H Xmas h LA GRANDE PHARMACY Y'S PEGGY HYLAND extraordinary fluxlhlllty volco. Takan tosot-lmr her titoa na a vocalist miiHt bo roKurded' aa' ontlroly 'irrcalMttihle. Uor first elTort, a French souk with violin ohliKato. byi Ilandllinstfr Mlllor, re ceived a very aympatheic rendition; and then ly -ay of contrast she ivo "Over There," In which she had tho ablo aBHiaUncu ot Chief Yeoman, W. 1). Welsh, a slnccr with a rousing voice and appaient- ly unllinltcd energy tn lis exercise. jTho reputation of "Over There" hid inlroady reached us. front over there on ... . .. .,. ..I,, ... ...... in iiiiuiiii. ii nas no i icra y pre- ln anil hnlilei- Hlnhliw will tn off1 - ... .njiiniuutt iiiil wiieu oiimk 111 IIIU III- m. nil - ! jliultiilile.sl.vlu of Mm. Ivnnhoo and IX-m-M, W u wisi. It hucnnio a varltahln " " ' tour du rdrce. llllinlier V. M. C. A. lliifhi "Another nnnir liv Mia.' lvanlmn ycouin coiirse, Tuesday. j"Tho .Dulntv Duiiioz'-i." very nr'tis- III bu ti e it. Don't llcnlly rendered and cvlnclni! re-lS;5-4t pd. niaiknhle flexlliilltv of vocal now- " Uir -was porhips the choicest item- A bcautirul lltui of Chriitui.n Uif the eveniiiK. It was 'tempest of applaiiso. At tho closs I needs no more. of this t-on Mrs. IviMiboe was pre- jaented by tho American . Consul jwlth a French flag m a-Bouvcnir." Tho' paper desctlbea in' detail tlm rlh ,wl """" ''i" "1 HI" I'lJ" To Our NOTICE I'alnins I'imer of her mu nti.vB, ii i. oa u vol uuuie nttrlb i1, u,,ll,n IUI consul :Mason MllciiHii wiiu uiK.iiu.eu inu luiicLiou auu liL- borcd IndefatiKubly to insure !:s success." Tho proceeds of thu con cort wis $563.40 anil as tho seat ing capacity of tne halt waa liuiilo-j 7S-, quate to accomodato all who dijir-! od to attend it was estimated thA. $50' worth of business was tlitM; lost: ! Mis. Ivanhco, v:ife of Finest Lvanhoo, paymaster U. S'. N., bus : many friends in 'La Grando, icffffcl-r 'detalllo ,'N..nTic oUdaro. give us your cooperation to muko It the success It lus been tho past few months. Tho ladies who have been clerking In tho sliop have made sacrifices and have manifested tho same in terest as though-tliu' little shop be longed to them, and in a senso It does. All .wo ask for is that the public feel .tho samu Interest. - Articles may be brought or they will be called for. Phone Main 12 -7 -fit First number Y. M. C. A. High Schobl Lyceum course, Tuesday, Dec. 10th. It will bo troat. Don't '"Iss it. 12-5-ltpd. Your Jtoilak pictures and films and the developing of films and printing nre always receiving attention at ' rAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANOC,ORCaON. dl2-4-tf .Sunday from 7:. to m.- K. ). I.t. p. (. I First School l.yc Doc. 10th. It uilss It. SAI.VAdl YOU IS NOMKTH1NU IK)X'T MCK1). ' true Red.-Cross shop and Kalvage department Is In need of tho fol lowing: . Cle.in cptlon raga, ladles' suits, .coats, old skirts, sweaters, shoes, stoekiugy. Men's suits, overcoats, punts, sweatets. hors; chlldrens' BW JEWE LRY FOR CHRISTMAS Honor "The Butterfly Wife in a Gilded Cage, o and Mutt and Jeff, in " M THE-BURGLAR ALARM" Tomorrow ETHEL BARRYMORE, "OUR MRS. McCIIESNEY" j. s 0 and Fatty Arbuckla. followed ; wealing appftiel of all kinds, r'ub- cirdt for your selection at Kewilalhv "Joan f Arc." a minular Anier-'her tires of all kinds 'inner tubes. Ilk. 4 Hint. Co. ll-::.ir llcan war 'son intrdticinr the'(4d tubes. old rubbers cleaned. ! ;fl;st' few "birs of "Tho Marscil-: quirt and pint bottloB, ojd iron. .If the Udy who toolt the put f ! laise" and a catchy tuneful piece 'and in fact anything which can bi from Hie c.iat hangfiiK . In l.evy-;tu which Mrs. Ivanhoe was assisted sold and' which is .of no valuo, to Vogel's Drug Storo v.ill retlw n It. i by W. V. Welsh, 'he vivacious ren- you. "Salvnco is something you. ,111010 will ho nothing said as Khe , deling by these two raiuhle ar-; do not llefd" and the Rod Cross v:tk seen. 12-B-if. p.l. tlsis being received with n perfect I shop must continue until Hed Ctoss in CI Make Onr Storo Your Ileatiqu;wters for Holiday Shopping OuT-stovk is so' complete that every need for u.siul and ornamental articles can be sup-, Plied- , Our line f books is tho most complete in Eastern dregan, consisting of thousands of copies f of old ami young. . Bring th children ' in to se what S.mta Claus has left here fr them. ... Newlin Book & Stationery Co." WMte 13 THE NAME OF THE BEST WHITE FLOUR MADE IN OREftOK. EVERY SACK CONTAINS 40 PER CENT OF , 1 HARD WHEAT FLOUR . MAKES FINER, WHITER BREAD THAN ORDINARY FLOURS AND YET IT COST3 YOU; LESS J BUYING IT BY THE CARLOAD MAKES THIS LOW PRICE ON THIS HIGH GRADE FLOUR POSSIBLE. ' PER SACK : PER BARREL 9 2.82 . 11 00 YOU SAVE ON EVEKY PURCHASE United ' Btatei Food LictOR SAM I1AHK1S. PUOKHn TDK jKext Door" to 5liU department fetie.r 1. ' I illll IPI ' I P. t Vk 4t 4- Hooerized Grocery. yu r uiuraay It u m 'W' (i C? unU) iliiT ... w :3w r.m. i a n Si ' " V.'Tl v." 1 V'-JfvW V .'V r- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL JBWILHY STOCK TO MAKE YOUR TASK OF GIFT HUJJTING AN EASY ONB." WHEN THEY SES.0UR;kAI4E ON ' THE BOX THEY KNOW IT IS GOOD. We Will Save You (11 Monoy iQ'fSt Jt'Wt )i o m l'l'iiqit a-ttoiit urn iriv- tn Alau Oi(kit. J). Y.iiinirisrM QTuiiiiii'r llailv.. I mm 4 0 9 '- - --o n .