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OExaa observer, tA graxde, OKECoy, TlEsnAV Apmij
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POULTRY FEHCE l
GRAND OPENING WEEK I
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I -Now is the-tins to fence your chickens in. j
! Coma and get some poultry fence. L have it in diff-r- 5
on. Kinas ana ail heights.
Just received a car
They are first class. '
Gall and see nfy souvenirs, 25c to $2.6o each, t
They are nice rresents to send to you! friends. ' j
MRS. T.N.
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I HUMIUATING-YIIJE-IIESTRIJCTIYE
' ?r!i"y P.t?n,,Contagiott8 Blood Poison is usually a little sote or ulc-r.
" ? m?" ck.ly.foll?wed b? a rash on the8kia. swollen glands in the
"EES n:?'' ulceratei1 "d throat, and often copper colored
-ffi5.2Nl!?tW f thC A the blood becomes Bore iultj
r ffli natelwth the poison, pustular eruptions and sores break out on
' H1 ' ini in "I treZe casea the nerves and stacked and the
finger nails drop off. Then the sufferers find themselves diseased from head
to foot with this humiliating, vile and destructive poison. No other diterse
is so highly contagious; many an innocent person has been inoculated by
handling the clothing or using the toilet articles of an infected person.
1 o e e t e cefta,n reliable cure for Contagious Bloodi Poison, and that
. is S. S. S. It attacks the disease in the right way by going down into the
tlir?n v urrrTinii oi Contagious Blood Poison. Ifyouaresuf
.rUHLLY VtbLTAoLL fering with this debasing and destructive
1 . disease begin the use of S. S. S. and get the
poison out of your blood before it permanently wrecks your health. We
have a home treatment book on the disease which we wilt send free to all
who wish it. and in addition our physicians will give without charge any
medical advice needed. XHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Mr. Cake Is the advocate of state -
l.ont No. 1 and the popular elecilon
of 1'nlted States senators; two yearf
ago he took tho stump for his sue-
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H. M. Cake, Republican Candidate fo
cessful opponent. He deserve the
j support of every loyal republican who
believes in pure politics. The machine
- element concedes ns nomination If
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' MEETING TIACE CHANGED.
Innnal Election of Officers for W. C.
T. V. Tliumlay.
' The W. C. .T.. U. meeting an
' nounced for this week will meet at
the Mrs. Simmons home, corner Eighth
Vraad N streets, on Thursday afternoon.
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extra Star A Star shingle?.
MURPHY
and CROCKERY
circulation, ana neutralizing ana forcing out
every particle of the poison. It makes the
blood pure and rich, tones up the system,
and completely and permanently cures this
disease. S. S. S. has cured thousands of cases
S. SthATOR
; the people go to the polls, but boasts
that believers In statement No. 1 will
I hot be Interested enough to vote at
i the primaries. This Is the last appeal
r Xoiiilnalion for United Siutes Senator
to those who believe In the popular
election of United States senators to
assert the rights which the old ma
chine is trying to wrest, irom them.
This Is a special meeting and Is also
the date for the annual election of of
ficers. All members are requested to
be present. Attention Is called to the
change in meeting place.
, Silver Deposit ware at one-half
wholesale price, at the Haecock Jewel
ry store. Sale closes April 18.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
J. T. Viv.ii mso'n, 1 in PenUlett-n
insnsactinf, bulsness.
Miss Eernlce Ellsworth U over from
Hot Lake, visiting her motheV.
John Eaton of Cove, is a business
visitor In La Grande today. '
Mr. and lln I i a.,..
from Hilgaft today, transacting busi
ness..
The Presbyterian Brotherhood
meets at the home of Fred Geibel to
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Wright and Mr.
Austin of Union, were land office vis
itors today,
Mrs. A. J. Woods of 'Elgin, came in
last eevnlng to transact business be
fore, the land office today.
Mesdames Jay Van Buren and P.
E. Moore, returned last evening- from
a short visit to Caldwell. '
E. Damon returned this mornlnc
from a. week's business trip to Port
land and vicinity. -
E. W. Davis, republican - candidate
for the' nomination to the office of
sheriff, visited at Hot Lake last night,
returning this morning.
Mrs. Gunn, who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lilly the past
few days, returned to her home at
Rnaohiirv tM mnrnlnr.
C. M. DeVere, who is conducting!
amateur theatrical performances ""'at
Pendleton, arrived last evening to
spend a few day adhere with relatives.
Members of the board of managers
of the Commercial club are to meet
tonight at 7:30 o'clock, to settle up
the club's finances. -
Rev. D. O. Curry of Weston, arrived
this morning to move onto his home
stead on Rock creek. His family will
remain In Weston until after school
closes, when they will Join him.
The young people of Island City will
give a social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Kiddle on Friday evening,
the 17th. The proceeds are to be ap
plied on the purchase of new song
books. ' -14-17
The Ladles of the Presbyterian Aid
society will meet with Mrs. C, M.
Humphreys Thursday afternoon to
complete plans for the trip through
Europe, yhlch they expect to give in
the near future.
Fireman David Grnybeal is able t
leave his bed today for the first time
since he was so severely scalded In
the Pendleton wreck. Though forced
to rest on crutches, he Is elated ovei
his slow but apparently sure recovery.
He expects to be up town In a few
days.
This afternoon the funeral of the
late Ethel Palmer, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Palmer of Baker
City, took place In that city, and
the following relatives residing In La
GranVIe left this morning for Baker
City to attend the services. Mr. and
Mis. Joseph Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Orandy. Mrs. Emma Harding.
Mrs. S. C. Williams. Mrs. Will Oran
dy and Mr. B. W. Grandy.
Autos Mean Good Roads.
Those who, are Interested in good
roads are delighted to see so many
new autos arriving In the city, for
theyiallege that with the increased
number of machines In use a like In
crease In the Interest In good road?
will result, saya The Dalles Chronicle,
and the same applies to La Grande.
At no other time In the history of The
Dalles has the auto fever held sway
is it doesTthls spring. Several new
machines have already been purchas
ed and there are at least two. pur
chases in contemplation.
KfTHi Friday Xly.lit.
Everett Kc:np, who ho grontly
plesrcl Ms nuilli-nce In "Seven Onks"
last yo.-.r, " will appear In Central
Church Friday vf.nlng. This time lie
renders "If I Were King." Those who
heard him last spring will be among
the most desirous to hear him. Ad
mission 60c and 25c. Seats at Selder's
Thursday morning. '
Card of Thanks. .
I wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation to the friends who
so kindly showed their love and kind
ness to my nelce, the late Miss May
Nelson .during her Illness, and espe
cially to her classmates.
MRS. W. H. JACKSON.
Seed Potatoes.
' Early Rose potatoes for seed. All
first-class.. Quantity to suit purchas
er. All garden seeds. Call and see
our assortment. Now Is the time to
plant. City Grocery and Bakery.
, E. POLACK, Prop.
argain Basement Department I
Owing 1o constant increase in business, we have found it
room and to obtain the same we have remodehtt fnr hacement
more floor space, and we will
Special Features and Special
For one week to
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GRAND DISPLAY of household necessities. We want everybody 1ovisit our BARGAIN
BASEMENT DEPARTMENT during this one week's OPENING. r , ,
THE HEW DEPARTMEm is what its name implies, a
basement of BARGAINS
' Opening
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The cast has been chosen, rehearsals
will start at once, In fact everything
points to one of the most successful
home talent theatricals of the past
year, when the bond benefit Is given
In this city two weeks from tonight.
The Observer was misinformed last
evening when It announced the date as
one week from Friday. It Is two
weeks from tonight.
There are but three or four new
faces In the personnel. Well known
amateurs suah as Ed Coolldge, A. B.
Rogers, Postmaster Rlchey and Miss
Blever, are to be seen In this four-act
drama, entitled "For Brother Tom."
The full list of players follows:
H. E. Coolldge Dad Hewins
A. B. Rogers Jim Hewins
Sherwood .Williams Tom H6wlns
Chas. Vurplllat Harry Swift
G. M. Rlchey Wlllard Hilton
Miss Gertrude Blever.. Anna Hewins
Miss Carmen Stoddard, Hattle Hewins
Miss Margaret Cundiff Malda
Lorno Coolldge Master Eddie
, THEATRICAL.
New Prosram nt Elretrle TlH-oler
Pleases All Heajjles Coming.
The new program at the Electric
more than pleased the patrons this
week. .The pictures are plain and life
like and the situations are such n
would naturally occur. The pictorial
drama, "The Hold-up," Is without
doubt the best number of Its kind yet
offered by Manager Sherwood. The
songs are pleasing all and as a 're
sult the capacity of the hall U,ta::cd
at each performance.
Charles Baker returned to La
Grande this morning and has lessed
the Elks' hall and next Thursday will
open an engagement with the Beagle
family. This family will appear in the
musical comedy, "The Man Behind."
Watch for the parade at noon.
DENTIST.
- Dr. xf. D. McMillan.' Red ESI.
Painless extraction.
Expert gold work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grande National Bank Building.
Rooms 4-5.
AMATEUR
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open this department SATURDAY,
Introduce this new department
Week, April il
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Held In Various Sections of the City
This Afternoon and Evening.
The members of the five churches
that are now working together pre
paratory to the revival meetings to be
held by Evangelist Haudenschleld
have been holding cottage prayer
meetings In various portions of the
city. This afternoon prayer meetings
were held at the homes of Mrs. C. L.
Thome, Mesdames Beardln, Mllllgan,
Herr, Whitby, Mason and Swart. This
evening there will be meetings at the
following homes: Mrs. Brenholts, led
by Mr. Byrkit; Mrs. Soulder, led by
Mrs. Davis; Mrs. John Cates, led by
Rev. Deal; Mrs. Scott, led by A. W.
Iffel; Mrs. J. M. Wright, Mrs. Jacob
Devlne and Mrs. G. L. Blggers,
Ladles.
Have you seen tho Alorlne Female
Syringe? It Is something new, li. it
the only aboslutely scientific sanitary
female syringe made. See them a!
the drug stores. 8-U-lm
To Exchange.
Want to exchange second-hand or
gan for some team work; also want
some poles. See Hendricks, the re
liable piano tuner.
UMBRELLA
RECOVERING
AND
REPAIRING
J New- Covers pt on, $.30 I
I to $4.00. t J
If you rv anything brok- I
I en 1 can fix it I
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OPPOSITE FOUNDRY" ;
TRY -SHEPHERD
FOR
All tills cairying appropriations criginate in 'the
House. There are no conflicting interests to j revent a
Multnomah man from giving
of Eastern Oregon.
necessary to kavemoe
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When a child wnltes up In the mlUdfe of thx
sight with a severe auiu;k of croup at fre
Silently Imnpeus, no time should be Imt In
sxuerlmenllns With remedies of a dnuhtful.
sreelfel'OU'1" ctl'" ' 'Wn D0CUSI"'r W'
Chamberlain's
Coug'H Remedy
has nevr been known to fall In any ciise and!
It hits bjwn In use (or over iio-i lilrd ot a ci'n--.
tury. 1 hure i nuns butter. It. emi bo do
ptiiledumn. Whv experiment? IM:Iumiiii
U tak and coiimlun no harmful Uriitf. 1'ric
Points! Inr aim. Mosnta. -s : .
NEWLIN DRUQ CO. ' .
SALE CLOSES i
The Bankrupt Sale at the
Heacock . Jewelry store
will close
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1 EDtfON RECORDS 25c
1 Ciher merchandise at
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i Great bargains in
nana painiea onina, Uut
Glass, Watches, Plated
Ware, Umbrellas, an'd a X
full line cf Jewelry.
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I INVESTMENT Co.
: liEACOGK'S OLD STAND
Mr. Heacockfwilllbs on ha.-.d to
I repir;watches and test syes.', X
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