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S4.50 to $5.00 men's high Top Boots, I This line . . '
bankrupt oric. . -1"18 "ne ""'- ,cr -v .u... U.2S to 11.50 misses' Shoes, bank- Thi, lin. . . . M
Sunday Shoes of Patent. Vlcl and Ve- rupt price a pair ' Thl" lln consist of rood, up-to-date
. ' lour- i ' V 80Ci , styles in Patente.Velour, Vlcl and
' . .'. - ,: ; .. : : . fine Gun Metal Calf,
paJ2.50 boys-Shoes, bankrupt price, a ,4.50 and ,500 men', Shoes; bank. ,l,S girls' and boy, Shoes, bank. ' ' " -
189 rupt price, a pair rupt price, a pair ,3 60 and $4.00 men's Shoes, bank.
' . ,. , , k $3.45. . $1.19. rupt price, a pair "
. This lot we have. a very large selec- ' ' ' -
,3.50 men'B Work Shoes, bankrupt tlon to choose from, such as Vlcl, Pat- $2.89.
.'price, a pair T ent Leather lh all good, up-to-date 2;50 and ,2.00 ladles' Shoes, bank- '
$2.68. styles. rupt price, a pair f . This lot consists of Vlcl. Qua' Metal
' ' ' $1.69.. , -
- ..-' and a good line of Box Calf..
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me country. $1 39 i . 'rt Shoes, bankrupt price, a pair
BoHai'
This lot consists of men's fine Shoes
In all the good, up-to-date styles.
,2.25 men's Work Shoes, bankrupt
price, a pair
' $1.39.'
,2.25 to ,2.50 girls' Shoes, tale price
a pair . .
$1.60 ;'
DON'T FORGET. OUR ENTIRE STOCK.. INCLUDING ALL OUR NEW
FALL GOODS REDUCED FROM TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT.
REMEMBER THE FAIR STORE MOTTO: SATISFACTION. OR TOUR
MONEY BACK.
SHERWOODS
ELECTRIC THEATRE
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SIOTION WCTCRES AX
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
Children's Matinee Saturday,
5c; ladles' and children's Mati
nee Wednesday. .
Manual of the Perfect Gentle
man. Kindness Never Goes Unre
warded. SONG -
Rambling Rone.
A Susceptible Youth. ,
The Boundary.
SONG '
If I eliould Fall In Love With
You.
Life Is a Game of Cards.
Program Changes
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Refined entertainment for La
dles, Gentlemen and Children.
B. M. SHERWOOD. Pron.
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Pastime Theater
MOTION PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
Heacock's Orchestra,
Program.
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Special song by Robert Burton. 4
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song by Robert 4
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The Shepherdess.
Wayward Daughter.
Wife's Strategy.
Illustrated
Burton.
BOORS OPEN ATI?, M. 4
Ladles' ; 'souvenir matinees
Wednesday, I and 4 o'clock.
Children's 5c Candy matinees
Saturday. I and 4 o'clock.
APPENDICITIS EXPLAINED.
We have admitted that appendicitis
exists; we disclaim Its frequency.
Where the medical doctor and the os
teopath clash, however, and here the
osteopath gives no quarter, is in the
cause and treatment not only of ao
pendlcltla, but of all disease. Whn
appendicitis is present, we contend
that the condition Is the result of n
cause; the cause Is a mechanical one.
We go to the medical authorities to
prove our point. Both osteopath and
medical man admit that In this disease
there is congestion and following It.
Inflammation of the appendix through
interference with the blood supply.
(That Is what congestion really is).
The cure Is not In the removal of the
appendix, but In the removal of tho
constipation. The way to remove the
constipation Is through removal of the
cause of the constipation.
The cause of constipation is Inter
ference with the nerves controlling the
bowels and the intestinal blood supply.
This Interference Is mechanical an!
generally found at the point where the
nerves leave the spinal column. Re
move this interference that caused thi
constipation that caused the conges
tion that caused the Inflammation that
is the appendicitis. And there you
are. Sounds reasonable, don't It?
Journal of Osteopathy.
Msls Jean MacDonald and her
mother, Mrs. Harriet MacDonald, will
reopen their class in music Monday,
September 28. Voice method: Ames.
Piano: Leschetltsky. Studio: 1416
Sltxh street. 'Phone Black 462.
MONEY TO lOAN-
LONG TIME EASY
PAYMENTS
Abstracts j
Have an Abstract of
your real estate made and 2
know exactly what sort I
of a title you really hold.
There mav ha a clnnd
s
upon the title to your
home. Know it - now
while the people can be
found who can correct
errors An Abstract mav
save your nome.
We make Reliable Ab
stracts and Write In
surance In Trust
worthy Companies .
I.R. OLIVER-
La Grande National Bank
Building .
Honey fir Sale.
Fresh comb honey, one-pound sec
tions, In quantities to suit customers.
OSWALD VOLSWINKLER,
d-w Island City.
WHICH BILL
would you prefer to pay? A
good stiff one to the doctor for
curing some of your family of
pneumonia or rheumatism
our modest one for the
which would have prevented the
Illness? U'hir.k li ovtr. Then
give us the ;der rrv coi.!. t-j
It soon, too. Even a little chill
may mean a big bill for the
doctor.
or
coal
GRADAD
POSSIBLE JOSEPH WILL
NOT BE TERMINUS LONG.
By Continuing Wallowa Extension 20
Mile After It Reaches Joaepli, a
Water Grade to tlie CoaHt From La
Grande Would Be Established La
Grande Then Terminus for a Large
Area.
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The Sunday Oregonlan has this to
say on a matter of vital Interest to La
Grande:
It Is surmised that the Wallowa ex
tension will eventually be pushed east
and north to a connection with the
Northwest railroad, the line now un
der construction from Huntington
along the Snake river to Lewlston.
This also Is a Harrlman roud, which
is taking advantage of the water grade
along the Snake river canyon to reach
Lewlston and will make a route of easy
grades for freight operation for over
land traffic. .
The new Wallowa extension Is a
water-grade route and with the con
nection yet to be built to the Snake
river line, an alternate route from
Huntington to La Orande will be of
fered that will have all the advantages
of a water grade, with the minimum
of curvature and grades. This will
save the haul over the mountains that
Is now necessary on heavy ' freight
trains and will undoubtedly be taken
advantage of for the operation of
everything except passenger trains.
Water-grade routes In a mountain
ous country are prime essentials for
railroads that handle heavy freight
trains and all such avenues for traffic
!n tho Pacific bcrthwet own
;;rer;y Helped up by both the Hill and
Harrlman lines. Aitnouh the exten
sion from Joseph to the Snake river,
a distance of only about 20 miles, has
pot yet been authorized by the O. R.
A N... It la expected by railroad men
that this Dlece of road will be one of
a . the early pieces of construction under-
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STEWARDS OPERA HOUSE
D. H. STEWARD, Mgr.
ONE WEEK. COMMFNriNr. cfotfampd ton.
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WALTERS & CHRIST STO K CO. I
Presenting the Following Plays
MnnHav Bertha M- c3k' Lov story
mVUUdy "DORA TH0RNE"
Tfcrfai The Hypnotic Drama
lUZZUdy "BEACH HOLLOW"
MortltOCfal e Beautiful Southern Play
MMZUUICZUciy "BYTHESWANtE"
LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT WHEN, ACCOMPANIED 1
WITH ONE 50c TICKET
Doors open at 7:30. Curtains at 8:30 sharp. Reserved seats
on sale at Van Buren's store Saturday. Prices 50c, 35c 25c
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BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE J
T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management)
.m. "-'Vf Only house in the :!
Best 25c meal in the city . , ;;
Beds 2Sc and 50c cty employing
All outside rooms. Board
1 and lodge $6. per week
One block from depot
white help only f
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ICE CREAM
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t pared to furnish the trade with the very best Re-
member refreshment parlors are the finest in Eastern
Oregon. A resort for Ladies and Gentlemen : : : : : :
1 E. D. S ELDER, the Candy Man
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