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' Nearly 9 years ago, the present owners of Hills Dn Store came to La Orande. Since then wiha.. enlarged our store three different times'to accommodate our to-;
creasing business, a business founded on the Rock of square dealing, 'good goods and reasonable prices. , .j'!,.-.
' It has always been the policy of this store to gh. lie patrons the very best for their money; to havo satisfied customers Is our aim, and so well have w. succeeded tfcat r
are known as the leading drug store of Union count,. B, hard work, push and energy w. ha given the people of Union county on, of the most complete and up-to-date drug
stocks in Eastern Oregon, and now at this time we have on display a
MOST HANDSOME LINE OF" HOLIDAY GOODS
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PERFUMES AND TOILET
WATERS
True Odors From the Natural Flower
It is with much pleasure that we call
your attention to our perfume depart
ment. We buy our perfume direct
from the maker. By careful study
and strict attention to the wants of
our patrons we are able to offer you
. the best selected line of perfumes out
side of the large cities. ,
SPHEILERS'
The best creations of Spheilers'
perfumes are in our stock, and they
are beauties too, up-to-date and
stylish., All new and the best of odors
Spheilers' packages.
Queen of Violets sells for 75c an
ounce and is one of the most lasting
of odor. They come in all sizes from
the dainty 15c package up. We can
suit the pocket book in any case.
We also carry Palmer', Wright's,
Lightner's, Lazelle Dalle'y's, Roger &
Qallet's, Colgate's and Piver' per
fumes. In fact nearly everything may
be found in our stock.
RICKSECKER'S
The name of Ricksecker on a pack
age of perfumes is the same as Sterl
ing on silver. It insures quality. This
year we have the, exclusive sale of
Ricksecker's holiday packages. No.
where else in La Grande can these
goods be purchased. It is worth while
to come a long ways to see them.
They are certainly one of the most
beautiful and dainty lines of perfumes
that we have ever handled. Beautiful
cut glass bottles in handsome cases of
satin, silk, plush and silver. The
prices vary from the neat little 1 Oc
bottle to the large, elaborate packages
at $7.60.
TOILET WATERS
To the particular buyers of toilet
waters we will merely say that you
are sure to find what you want in our
stock, from the 25c bottle up. Roger
& Gallet's, Colgates, Ricksecker's,
Palmer's, Pinand's. "4-7-11", Hud
nut's etc. We invite you all to come
in and inspect our perfume depart
ment. For quality and prices it can
not be beat.
TOILET AND MANICURE
SETS
if you are thinking of making useful
presents an well as ornaments, you
should see our line of Toilet and Mani
cure set. We certainly have an ex
ceptionally fine line for men, women
and ciildren.
TOR THE TOILET 1
All the best brands of powders,
lotions, soaps, cold creams, cosmetics,
massage creams, manicure accessories,
etc, are to be found in our stock. We
can please the most critical.
AND
HAIR BRUSHES
MIRRORS
Without question our line of hair
brushes and mirrors is most complete.
W carry the very best and at prices
which make them desirable. We take
neat care in selecting our brushes and
mirrors and will have nothing but the
best. W buy in large quantities and
get good prices. We give the advant
age of our careful buying. Our hand
mirrors make nice presents. Ask to
see our millitary brushes.
HAND BAGS AND POCKET
BOOKS
Save Yourself Money By Buying Her
Our prices on leather goods are down
to bed rock, and the quality of the
goods are unequalled. The newer
style. Best of leather and workman
ship. Be sure and get our price, we
know we can save you money.
ARTICLES FOR THE MAN
WHO SHAVES
Shaving mugs, singly or in cases
Shaving mirrors, brushes and razors
We sell the celebrated Gillette safety
razor. Get one of our razor strops
and see what a fine edge it puts on
the razor. They are made from the
best of leather and will last forever.
Price from 55c to $2.50
BOOK DEPARTMENT
Tnis year we made special effort to
get ome nice gift books. They are
in elegant binding and from the pens
of standard authors. A good book
makes a (rood oresent W suggest
hat you come early as they are going
fast.
STATIONERY
A complete line of tablets, box papers
etc. Whitings, Berlines, Eaton-Hub-urv
and all the best makers.
See our handsome assortment of
fancy box papers. The latest style
and the best prices are here.
We carrv Colorado view tablets.
CUT CLASS, CHINA,
BRIC-A-BRAC
Any One of These Make Nice Presents
Everybody likes cut glass and china.
We have some lovely designs. Our
prices on cut glass and china are the
lowest in the city.
CIGARS
We cater to the want of our cus
tomer. W find out what he likes,
then put in stock his favarite brand.
W keep our cigars fresh. You always
get a good cool smoke from our ease.
Imported and domestic cigar a speci
alty. Chritmas cigars, all standard
brand, from the small box of 13
cigars to the large box of 100. They
'range in price from $1.00 up. We
can suit the particular smoker.
PIPES
Come In and see our line of hand
khiw i'me. Thev make nice present
for men and our prices are way .town.
Genuine French briar with amber
terns. Some are plain and some
have beautiful gold mountings. Be
sure to see our holiday line of smoker's
articler-Smaker' et in Utg, gun
metal, etc. Ash trays, cigar holders,
tobacco jars, and many things too
numerous to mention.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
HILL'S DRUG STORE
Prescription Druggists
ITEWSJ ''OPERA HOWE!
D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor and Manager.
PRESlDtnT RUOStVcLl
CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER 24
Sweeley, Shipman &. Co.
Present the Emotional Actres" ,
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In a wonderful dramatization of the famous novel
"DOROTHY VERNON OF n ADDON HAIL"
DEFIES IMPEACHMENT
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Prnrhirprl with two car oaas or scenery auu c.cuuai
effects and, a company of twenty-five players.
DRIPFQ box seats $1.50
IUHkbSt Orchestra 1.00
Orchestra Circle S .75 J
Dress Circle .50 $
Gallery 25c ar.d .50 J
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LA GRAN0E IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops 3nd Foundry
Genera Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Ro'er Feed
Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market. Our sheps are
equipped with machinery tc ha-d'e any sized work, nothirg too larje
or nothing to small. Hicb"' p."-es paid for oid cast iron.
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WORK GUARANTEED
SANITARY PLUMBitV
Is as essential in your home as the oo.r
OUR WORK
Executed in workmanlike manner anJ "pp. -ved
sanitary standards. Carrying a conM ':r of
Bath Tubs, S.nks, Toilets. L'.vaiary- tvid all
plumbing fixtures.1)
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EFH0NE RED 161
Washington, Deo 22 (Oregonian Spec
ial) The administration is preparing to
fight to the last ditch in maintenance of
its position with respect. to the discharge
of a battalion of the Twenty-fifth (color
ed) Infantry against any action, no mat
ter how extreme, that Congress by any
possibility may take. President Roose
velt today sent Milton D. Purdy. assis
tant to the Attorney-General, to Browns
ville, Texas, to cbtain affidavits of citizens
regarding the riot on the night of August
15 last, and these affidavits the President
Intends to have ready to meet the renew
al of the attisk ajiinst h im by Senator
Foraker when Congress reconvenes after
the holidays. 1 . - ,
Persons who called at the White Huse
today declare that the President is ar
roused to iiis hijnest figlr.ing pitch .by
the attempts being made to discredit his
action up:n the Brownsville affair and
that he is more determined than ever not
to ta'Ke a single backward step nor make
any move tending to tha construction
that he admits havingnisconceived either
h;s powers in the premises or the testi
mony that e'Jidcd him when he issued his
order of wholesale discharge.
READY TO RISK IMPEACHMENT
If Congress passes a bill restoring the
d.scharged soldiers to their former posi
tions in the army, or removing the dis
ability to re-enlist placed upon them, the
President will veto it. If Congress passes
a measure by a two-third vote over his
veto, he wili disregard it action, being
willing to risk irr.peachnent proceedings if
his enemies want to carry the war that
far until the Supreme Court of the
United States has decided that the ap
pointive power no longer rests with the
Chief Executive of the Nation, but is vest
ed m the legislative branch of the govern- I
ment.
These statements are strong. They are
authent c, however, and those who are
c'ose enough to the President to under
stand his position thoroughly and have
talked with him during the last 24 hours,
entertain no doubt as to the lengths he
will go to sustain his right as he sees it.
Not a sing'e soldier among those of the
three companies discharged "without
honor" will be reinstated in tie army by
the President of the United States unless
ha oroves his innocence of the charges in
grcss rr.dde aga.r.st the battalion to the
satisfaction of the President. That is
the uit malum from the Wh.te Honse to
:'.s critics at the Cap tal.
cl:t:cal cake of enemies
That tie nr-st critical ordeal of the
Rocsevelt edirrn st ration lies Just beyond
the merry hiliaay sess.on seems probable
at tn;s wr.tirg. The Brownsville affair
seems dest oeuto overshadow all matters
of legislative interest and make this con
test between the President and hi en
emieslargely within his own party
stand out as the most promine.it feature
of the present session of Congress.
The deep political game that to some
extent underlie the attack that has be
gun, which has received attention in ad
ministration as well as benatonai circles,
will be certain to ad i to the conflict. It
s'conceded now that Mr. Foraker will
carry his point in demanding an investi
gation by a Senate committee of all facts
connected with the discharge of the bat
talion and compelling the attendance of
witnesses and the presentation of papers.
The Foraker resolution, as it now stands.
places the proposed investigation in the
hands otthe committee on military affairs
Senators of all factions have expressed a
aesire to hear both sides of the case.
A CHRISTMAS DINNER
Without Precedent
can be served on your Christmas Dinner table if you
would call and examine our lines of Heinz pickled goods.
We carry his complete line. Then we have pop corn
that will pop. Delicious Booth oysters are sold here too.
Then we have a hundred other assessories that make
a record breaker dinner.
THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
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Parin Exposition lWuSy
The County Court, For
County Of Union, State
Of Oregon
The
Citation
Pacific-University
forest grove, oregon,
a high-grade college with
Superior equipment.
Beautifully located twenty-six mile
from Portland.
Full regular college courses.
Acaili'my frives BtronR preparatory and
Hitfn School courses.
Conservatory of Music and School )i
Art, with superior instructors.
BuHiness branches taught
Gymnasium and Field Athletics unda
4 Physical Director.
Well-eqiii'plKMi Laboratories.
Library of IS.ftio Volumes.
Healthful social life: religious influence
All student enterprises aetive.
THE SCHOOL THAT STANDS FOR THl
BEST in tDUCAIIUM ,
WFTJ FOfl OTAL.OQUE r
In the Matter of the 1
Estate of Ira D. !-
Tiffany, Deceased ) ,
To Frank Tiffany and Annie Tiffany,
heirs of said doceased. and E. A. Killpack,
Guardian of George W. Tiffany, Ruie Tif
any. Nellie Tiffany, Masgie Tiffany, Burel
Tiffany. Sylvia Tiffany and Bryon Tiffany
rnirior heirs of said Deceased,, and all
heirs known and unknown Greeting.
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
are horeby cited and required to appear
in the countv Court of the state of Oreeon
for the county of Union, at the Court
Room thereof, at La Grande, in the county
of Union, on Saturday, the thirteenth day
of January. 1907. at two o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, then and there to
show cause, if any they have, why the
petition of said Administratrix for an Order
to sell the N!j of the SW Quarter Sec
tion 15. and the SE Quarter of the SW
Quarter Section 14. Township 1, S. R.
38, E. W. M. at private sale should .not
be granted Jnd any objections, ir any
there be, why the said Administratrix
should not execute the Bond for a Deed
in accordance with the term of an order
of the county Court dated March 14,
1903. to George H. Tiffany, for the South
half of the SE Quarter of Section 14,
Township l.SR 38, E W M in Union
County, Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. J C. Henry, Judge of
the county Court of the state of Oregon,
for the county of Union with the seal of
said Court affixed this tenth day of Dec
ember 1906.
Attest: J. B. Oilliiax
Clerk.
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