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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1918)
3 G o G O .', ...1. . . O o G O r JL r-O- o o o o -O O nO6 O TUESDAY, DEOEMRrfW fiiR. TA" ORAKRTC EVENTXO OBSERVER -MOW TTTREB o- TT TT TT -Q - i i... - aut at 0ie tO.o bo received hl3 honorable d&hurge fiftn the sor- fecial and i IG CLOSING Qn Saturday afb.-noon. Nov. 30. , IQIKa. lleniamin Grunt aKl. Kather- Mrs. GVbrge Evtts left today on a llla KamDieri we-o nArried Rev.3 visit in Wuker. V. Kherimui Hawk. Dastor of the M. E. church. perhjriued the cerc-M Mrs. A. B. Webb and Mrs. JJ.A. Wilkinson orovisitors from Unlort Ufr day. " niony. 0 Q 0 H I Tf Tf -v, n'j. ri t i. . js, . . lllll OUT Sgk A ottdppvWilha QUIT BUSINESS. SALE o Specially Priced Lojis Seasonable Merchan ' dise Just WKat is Wanted at this time. )Sd The first numbeif of t)te High achool l M. C. A. lyceum-course will be pre- Dr. Ifcetser L. Murphy Is nted at the high school auditorium line to lis heme an account of evers:e when the Zedcler quintet. I Mine. I. ..: i will ngptar. o mi - ' linn jl . NO. 3-A FOLDIX Q POCKET KODAK.'POST L . ii ii jj .UAJt PICTURES. PRICE f23.50 If B N c have ,. complete line of Kodaks at prices to fit any purse and will be glad to pack one in a I H lieatLiinstm as box and send it for you. I! Red Cross Dmcr Store I There will be wail: for tho Tos- Iday night class at the Red Crot rouVis this evftniit:. Mr. and Irs. C. W. Fuller and daughters are arrivals in La Grande from oCttage Grove. MrsDeaif Crowe. Mrs. A. 0. Nash, Miss Hendertirook and Miss Mamie ! Geary were visitors, to Hot Lake Sunday. The official weather forecast for today. Is rain In the western part of the state and raia or snow eujt of the mouatains. t Miss ItyV Joneswho was'!ibraiarti ef the La CrandeaJiigh school library, durine the second semester last year, j hfis accepted the position of Umatilla county librarian at rendlcton. J. K. Switzer, father of Mrs. II. E. ! Ilixon, accompanied by J. S. Bennett, and daughter Elsie, of Raland, Mnni-1 toba, are arrivals in La Grande and tiro guests t tho, Dixon home. ti,i roculnr Quarterly confer-' miia nr Ilie Lt. u. o. i;uiii.'k to havo'V'on hold at the Taberniicle on tho comlit Saturday and Sunday but is Indefinitely postponed ou advices from Salt Lnke City. j j i lie recently oisauizcu oanu vy some forty employes of tho 0-V & N. Comanpany, is no.v meeting reg ularly for practice and are report ed to be making good progress. . Hippodrome vaudeville, Arcade I . "Mrs. Fred Pohrman and children are theatre. Wednesday night. 1 2-1 0-1 1 ) visitors in La Grande from Perry. ' Walter R. Ktvalle, Jr., arrived this morning from Camp Grant, llllnoiB, where ho finished the offi cers' tminlng course. Ho brings crede'ntinlB to the rank of . Ilcnlon- Mrs. J. B. Stoddard, of Frultdalo, has arrived home nltor an jiusonco of several- weeks on a visit wiin hr father- and other relatives in n...i, a ..Hit 'iis also nisdo with i,r nn. Leon. Stoddard at on her .return from Suit Lako. Uaker, Observer adv.rtlslng will brin r- I suits. Columbia Gvtfo 1 lot Ken's Tin Drtss hps, $6.50 to $7.50 values . $-1.9' 1 big lot Asortd Boys', Mistes' and iiadies' Shoes .4o!$lal9 1 lot Ladies Tine Shoes, nothing larger than 3 ?. $1.98 .1 lot Wool Dress Gbods, values ranging to $2.25 . .. 98 o 1 lot Wool Drew Good, values ranginf to $3.00 $1.98 1 lot Wool Dress Goods, raluw ranging to $4.85 . $2.9S 1 lot Corsets! $3.00 and $3.50 Tlues ....... ! 1... $1.49 3 lots Val and Torchon Laces, pr yard" :. 1, 3, 5 .3 lots Imbroidery and Insertions, per yard ., ..?..3,' 9, 15 1 lot Ladies' Voile and Lavn Waists, $1.50 raluls ...$1.19 1 lot Overcoats, values to $15.00 $9.95 1 lot Orercots, value td $17.50 ,........!...$11.98 1 lot Overcoats, values to $22.50 '. $.14.50 1 lot Boys Blanket Lined Coats , . -fl.39. 1 lot Men's Khaki Pants $1.87 1 lot Men's Drew Shirts, $2.25 value 98 1 lot Men's Khaki Shirts, $1.25 value . Boys' Dress Shirt and Waists $1.29 69f, 9B The Golden Rule Company A Boston Child. "Our child la backward. Four yearn old nnd takes no Interest In Shakes peare." "That does nut necessarily In dicate that the child Is backward. He may believe that Bacon wrote ths plays." Kansas City Joumul. The Columbia Grafonola is the instru ment that runs up the biggest musical mileage because Columbia Records give ' Columbia owners the music they really like and want to play. A big, handsome, ' clear -voiced instrument is the Columbia Grafonola with a rich quality and su perb' volume of tone that does full jus tice to Columbia Records. 'For live, up-to-date music on a live, 'up-to-date in strument Columbia Records on the Columbia Grafonola. For joyous, sparkling, up-to-the-minute music Columbia Records on the Columbia Graf onola. For the latest hits' of the top-liners, for the newest novelty dances, for tho comic opera tunes that everybody's whistling, forthe songs the soldiers real ly sing Columbia Records on the Col umbia Grafonola. For the great music of all ages, for op eratic masterpieces sung by world-famous, artists, for the orchestral tri umphs of great symphonies Columbia Records on the Columbia Grafonola. SPECIAL We have5 one $125.00 Vic- tor in stock. Only a ft w Columbias left for tki KoliOiys. ; . . ,'. Hi Two Great Levers. The grenlest results In llfo nro us ually attained by sluiilo melius- and tho ..exercise inliiay nunlltles. These may for tho most, part bo summed In these two common sense and perseverance. Felthnm. Observer advertising wl!i bring results. Hlsterl; Iflls4t Homestead. 1 The homestend of the tenant of Shot tery farm, brought to tho hiimm-jr at Birmingham recently, was the house In which Shakespeare and Anne Hatha way nro said to hnvo plighted their troth according to tho ancient tlto of "handfast." On Commercial BmIs. Gerald gave Ills Kiaudmollier a lltl! Ift for her birthday, nnd alio mild: Well, you are good lad;-1 shall Ivo you a nickel for yourself," to ,-hlch tho little chap replied, "But, raodiua, the present cost 13 ccnu," A WANT AD will do R. -. Hlppodi'oino vaudeville, Arcado tlicatro, Wodnesdiy night. U-10-lt The wlfite ivory goods, hand purses, , handbags, miiVors, hair brushes, mil- itary lu-ushes, 'ivoiy clocks, metal clocks, elegant perfumes, toilet wa ters, face powders You vill ind all this class of good in large quantities at ' - .FAMILY ORUC kA CBAMSli dl2-4-tf Olwervtr nd'rtlsfng will rig re iamilton Beacli Motor A Practical Xmas Gift GIVE HER A PRESENT THAT WILL SAVE LABOR. THE WAR RELIEF SHOPS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY e ARE USING THESE WONDERFUL LITTLE MOTORS-IN ONE CITY ALONE OVER 600 OF THEM ARE IN USE DAILY 9 1, !! ' Whether it is to be used in Red Croas work or if! the home, It speeds up womon'a work and 'adds. greatly to the production power of every woman who uses it. '" ' " f " it; i.'! (4) Sec full-pago adviirlfsciiiciif, ii lJrcrieJicr 7tlf4;- i sitt' of tin; fratitnlav liveniii'' Post (page 71). i .. - m ( ALL PRICES-EASIEST TERMS 4 m u ri - , - rr e eo W:M. febliWENKAfv1Pe0. 1 En Oregon Mghtt& PoWerGo. e
