TAGK EIGHT. '
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: For more than six weeks we have been recieving almost
:: dailv shiomenfs of Fall and VJinfer tntrrhzinrfict until nnnr !
:: our store is filled to overflowing with nice new good? and V
they ARE new goods, not oblots or old shop worn stuff ::
:: but good clean merchandise that you can depend on for ::
:: quality and service. Our guarantee is back of every article :!
:: we sell and to show that our nnVc are rinhi ,e ::
'! cnmo nr fho mnra etnnla nn.A ,
wwnn, is sis lllVlb Jiupit. llUd Cld lUffUlYde
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Standard Prints, per yard ....... .60
Apron Gingham, per yard ...... tic
1 5 -inch Percales, per yard . ....7Ke
Outing Flannel, 5c, 8 l-3c, 10c, It He
Hope Muslin, per yard ......... .10c
Bleached Sheetings, 1-4, per yd 27 He
Bleached Sheetings, -4, per yd 30c
Ladles' ' fleeced Underwear, per
garment ... j .......... JEc to 6O0
Ladles' wool Underwear, , per
garment .............. ,50c and np
Children fleeced Underwear, per
garment ". ...... ... . . . . .15c and np
Children's wool Underwear, per
' , garment ..... , , 35c and np
Men's heavy ribbed Underwear,
' per garment .87e
Men's heavy fleeced Underwear
,:' per garment .............,...60o
Men's heavy wool Underwear,
per garment ........$1.00 and op
11-4 Cotton Blankets
12-4 Cotton Blankets " . i. . , . . . . '.
Eastern Wool Blankets
Oregon Wool Blankets
Oregon Tiger Blankets
.......
75c
$1.00
$1.50
$3.25
$1.50
$5.50
ii Remember!
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RAGIFIG G0L1L1ERCE
The
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Constructive Genius of
Oriental Trade-Empire.
Oar
Carried the Torch of Civilization to
Antipodes Mads Secure Our
. . . Far Eastern Commercial .
Supremacy.
In addition to selling you good merchandise at a small J
uiaiuui vi oroiiT. we Give tKtt with rH nn
purcnase a premium worth 50c.
mi wr n i a m s s bm - . j k r-i
; ; a yicHnum worm Jic.
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II If?! liJJ j& m& U sSHKr Am: CL A
:: opri house block,
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M GRANDE, OREGON
Prefy P7ows
Handsome Drawn
gaor Bags, Hair
Puffs, Wes and Up-
fo-dae Millinery
V isiua at miiAM V
. nUbPIIALITY
lrom a pretty woman Is always
acceptable. Liquid refreshment
In the form of our refreshing
and exhlllratlng Bottle Maltlna
. Is particularly so. Put a stock
of this in your collar and you
may be well assured of apprccl
atlve guests. And tho beauty of
our Maltlna is that It Is ulso
healthful and nourishing as well
as thti'Bt-quenrhlng and non
lntoxlcatlng. It Is a body, bono
and train builder In liquid form.
.Ill Orders Delivered at your Home. Also all Dealers
La Grande Brewery,
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MAIN 5.
. r i-i n.iiuii
stone proof, to establish claim to the
land 'above described, before the reg
ister and receiver of the U. a land
Ctflce at La Grande, Oregon, on the
list day of December. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Basil
S. Levei, of Portland. Ore.;- John O.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior. , ' "' '
. U. 8. Land Office at La Qrande.Ore
October 6, 10I. .
Notice is hereby given that
CHESTER A. 'PIKE. " '
f Vancouver, Wash... who, on October
I, llOi, maae limner ana stone sworn
statement Mo. 01180, for 8E14,
Ktt 8WU, section I, township t south.
range 15 E. W. M., has filed notice of
SAY, Mr. MAN!
We put iustj little pol
Ish on your shirts and
collars. They do not soil
so easily. .
TRY US THIS MONTH
. . .
l LnLKKY S NEW
LAUNDRY.
Pacific States Phone .
Main 78
t Idspendent Phom 1211
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La GranJe.Ore
October 5, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN O. KISS ELL, T
of Vancouver, Washington, who, on
made timber and
stone sworn statement No. 0-1849, for
lot 1. NE NW(4, NW NE V4, sec
tlaon 10: 8E14 8WU. section 19, town
ship B south, range t E. W. M., has
filed notice of Intention to make final
timber and stone proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore the register and receiver of the
U. 8. land office at La Grande. Ore
gon, on the list day of December,
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Da.
vld C. Brlchoux, of La Grande, Ore.i
John W. Maltland. of Tinpun.
Wash.: Chester A. Pike.
Klssell, of Vancouver, Wash.: John
t , " v wa, ULVU"
W. Maltland, of Vancouver, Wash.; rer. Wash.; Basil H. Lever, of Port
Davld C. Brlchoux, of La Grande, Ore. J laad. Ore.
F. C. BRAMWELL. Reslster. ! r. P. RUiunTTt
Intention to tnakanal timber and , 10-11-- , . , , , . -jJLft lO-ll-ll-ll
During the past ten years, under a
constructive Republican policy,, the
United States has assumed a position
In the Pacific Ocean which Is destined
to give her the bulk of the vast com
merce of the countries situated on the
greatest body of water on the globe. '
. Some of the things accomplished by
the party of, enlightened freedom and
patriotism have been: The securing
of the open door in China ; the preser
vation of the Integrity of the Chinese
Empire; the acquisition of the Philip
pines; the' establishment of coaling sta
tions across the Pacific and finallv tha
transfer of the American fleet of bat
tleships from the Atlantic to the Paci
fic to modestly remind the Oriental na-
tlons that, having assumed the posi
tion or a world power in the Pacific,
we are prepared to maintain It acalnst
all comers. ..,
i..riM mM ' .."'
Two wars have caused the whole
world to realize that the Pacific Ocean
Is to be the scene, of the greatest hu
man activities in the future. ; The war
of the United States with Spain gave
us possessions, which bring us within
speaking distance, of Asia, and the
Russo-Japanese war revealed Japqn to
the world as a powerful and progres
sive nation, whose future sphere of ac
tion would of necessity be within the
boundaries of the ocean separating
America from the Orient
Tnft ConMrnctlT. Stateamaa.
The Honorable William II. Taft has
been one of the chief advisers and
strongest advocates of the Republican
aauimisiratlun- policy during this for
motive and historic nerlod. ITe h
been a pioneer, not only along the lines
or statecraft, which have had for their
"Hject the development of our western
states, but he has given particular at
tention to the situation in the Orient
with reference to the future commerce
between those far away countries and
me mcinc coast of America.
H his own Inimitable wny and unit
lug a unique personality with the hluh
est authority ns a diplomat, be poured
ou on the troubled waters in Japan
and changed the political storm there
raging. Into a placid sunshine of peace,
in China he created such enthusiasm
as the Orientals have never shown to
any other visitor and left that empire
wiin tne belief on their part that the
united States Is not onlr rehdv to Pi
ter Into commercial reciprocity, but to
sun srana as Chlna'a friend and lend
Us Influence to see that she zets iua
tlce from those who would violate her
territorial Integrity.
' Taft and Oriental Trad.
In bis Shanghai sneeeh. addreiulnir
a nony or influential merchants, diplo
mats and Chinese government officials.
air. iart spoke In part as follows:
"We do not complain of loss of trsdp
mat results from the emnluvnient .n
Kreat enterprise. Ingenuity or utteutlbu
to m (h'uiantla of the Chinese martet
or the grenter business-- iicumcn ahotvt
hy our competitors. We vo:i';l hnv.
the rlnht to protest at Ix'lng secluded
irom the trade of Chlim by reason of
iir InslHtence of tlip nollcv of tho
0n lKHr. The acquiescence In this
pt'lh'y of nil Uie nations Interests hn
iMen so inheMlttInir nml mnhmir
tlmt It Is hardly worth while to sn.Hn.
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inte iiimn the probshle nation of i
rnltwl Sfiites In case the Interests of
American mcrchnrts nre plsred In Icon
amy. anil how far the United States
would go In the protection f tH Chi
nese trade. I cannot sav. It u ri...
however, thnt our merchants are being
roused to the Importance of the rhi
nese trade and tliev would vivr with
fleep concern any ami sll mlltlcal ob-
atacies which menace that extension.
-This feeling Is likely to find ptnm.
sion in tne action of the American gov
eminent. The United States and the
other power fcavor the open door, and
if they are wise they will encourage
me fcjnpire to take lonr stern in rf
minlstratlvt and governmental reform
the development of the resources of
China, and the Improvement of the wel
fare of the people. . To do this would
add to China's strength and position
as self-respecting government and alC
her In p-epartng to resist possible for
"Itn aggression n the seeking of untln
ml exclusive proprietory prlTllerv
'hits no forelini sH win ho ..-
enforce the oj. -'
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The value of a prescription depends upon the ,
ness with whirh it r9,hc fho riVI,
. .i. iviivjiiiv iUVIil
IlIL-L
is the motto which stands for much in our prescription a
partment. Ml prescriptions are filled as soon as re I
and delivered as soon as filled. ' You know pur reouiZ
for pure drugs and careful compounding '' ,u ; f j
We Carry Everything which Should k
Found in a Drug Store " I
5 LRXIQ 0?f!
LA GRANDE. ORFfihM
? THE :hSl--
OREGON T IRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION;
A HOME COMPANY 34,000 MEMBERS
A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to 50 per
cent on Your Insurance
J. W. OLIVER, AGENT, la GrandcOr. i
Cor. 6th St and Washington Ave vi
That Elklna-Abrunl match seems to
be of the alow variety.- "
. wracn bill
would you prefer to pay? A
good stiff one to the doctor for
curing some of your family of
pneumonia or , rheumatism or
our f modest one for the coal
which would have prevented the
illness? Thick it ov;r. Then
give us the ;der f.oi coal j
it sooriV too. Even a little chill
may mean a big bill for the
doctor.
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!0. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10 I
I BAY & ZWEIFEL
: Plumbers and Tinners
: Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty
Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your work. No order too large or
small lor ou-best attention. Let us
reline that old stove. At a slight ex
pense we can make it as good as new
BAY & ZWEIFEL
211 DEPOT STREE1
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I Keal,aluesi
When you purchase jewelery or a time :
piece from me you have a right to feel
certain abou having recieved full value
for your money : : r .
J. H.
LEADING PIONEER JEWELER
PEAR
Daily Observer, 65c per Month
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