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Henry Striker of Elgin, $ a busi
ness visitor In La Grande, today.
John Tuttlo of Sumniervllle, Is here
today attending to business matters.
L. Jf. Jensen, the Imblor me'rchunt,
returned to Imbler this morning after
a two-dnyB visit In La Grande.-
; . f ", the.'clty the'pnrt'fcw days, returned to
f I '8 nome at '8,n tn' morning. . '
Mrs. II. MeKlnzlQ and daughter,
Alex, of Summervlllo. visited with
friends In La Granda today.
J". N. 8. Kmlth of ,Covi,. spent yester
day In the city, and left this morning
for Bakcij City, to remain a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ireland, former
ly of this city, but lately located at Sa
lem, are now located at Portland.
A. R. Bowman, a special agent from
the land department, Is In La Grande
today Inspecting the books of the lo
cal office. . .
Rev. James Henderson arrived this
morning on No. 6, 'and Is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. U. H. Gibbs at the rec
tory. ;
Attorney C, E. Cochran Is In Port
land 'taking testimony In the Blggers
will case. He will return tomorrow or
Saturday.
J. A. Mathlson of Elgin, left this
morning for Echo, where he goes to
transact business. He expects .to re
main several days.
N. W. Schof leld and Miss Maude
Sehofleld of La Grande, are visitors
In Pendleton, the guests of friends.
Pendleton East Orogonlnn.
Mrs. E. R. Johnson .left this morn
ing for Kearney, Xeb., In response' to
a message stating thai her sister was
very low and not expected to live.
Charles Hyde, the well known Baker
City attorney, spent the night In the
city and left this corning for Hot
Lake. ;.'. ' . '
A. P. Knox, the Elgin Jeweler, .re
turned to Elgin this morning after a
short business visit to the county me
tropolis. . " ' "
Miss Wllma Rlnehart returned to
her home In. Summervllle this morn
ing. She has been visiting a few days
with Miss Lulu Gulling '
Mrs. E. TV. 'Johnson received Vo'rd
this morning to the effect that her
sister, who reside .at Kearney, Neb., Is
dangerously 111. She expects to leave
In the morning: for her" bedside. '.
Lou Rnyburn has rejected the offer
coming from "VValla Walla to assume
a post as roadmaster on that division.
He will' locate cither in La Grande or
some other city on the O. R. & N. in
eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Jennie Baker, who left . La
Grande last spring for Spokane, has
written friends in Le. Grande that she
will return to the city some time next
week and reopen her dressmaking par
lors here.
Dr. J. E. Stevenson, the dentist, has
posted a fine new sign at the stairway
to. his office in the Postoffiee building.
Stevenson Is now ready to resume his
practice In this city. ,
M. S. Seymour of Minnesota, who
has been looking over our city and
f valley for several days," proceeded east
I" this morflng and he states that he will
I ... soon return with four other families
who will locate here.
ftirs. George AV. Kennedy Is a guest
! today. of Judge and Airs. J. C. Henry.
Mrs. Kennedy Is the wife of Rev. Ken
rieily, who 22 years ago was pastor of
; the Methodist church in this 'city.
They are now residing at Hodd River.
, Ralph Reynolds, a graduate of O.
A. C, leaves tonight for Portland,
where he will attend the biggest game
In Oregon this season, when his col
lege eleverit meets that of Oregon
, university. . Other O. A. C. adherents
to'vlslt the game, and who will go
some time tomorrow, are Raymond
McKennon ancj J. R. Smith,
v Mrs. Frank Spaiilding, wife of the
f chief dispatcher at The Dalles, re
turned home today after spending sev
! eral days with Druggist and Mrs. O.
J E. 6'ilvrthorn. corner Main and First
street. The three' were close friends
; In their home town In Iowa, and Mrs.
Spaulding toojt advantage of the op-
" port unity of visiting here after attend
i lng the recent convention as delegate
from The Dalles. ,
At the courfcll meeting last evening
the chief of police was Instructed to
vigorously enforce the antl-splt ordi
nance. Notices will soon be posted all
ovef ti city anu w.,e be V
violator of the law from this time on.
There will undoubtedly require about
a half dozen arrests before everyone
may realize that It Is Just as easy to
Jl step 10 me euge. 01 iucon ........
thev expectorate as It Is to make a
sewer of the walk, and It to decidedly
mor cleanly. - . -
Mr. Smith of 'Walla Walla, who has
a circuit of moving picture shows and
vaudeville houses which takes In
Walla Walla, Pendleton. Baker City
and Boise, closed a contract with Par
son & Unker, proprietors of the Lyric,
and five weeks hence the La Grande
house will be on the circuit.
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Mrs. lUehardson Entertains.
Mrs. Alfred L. Richardson gava the
first of a succession of afternoon par
ties on Wednesday, at her residence
on Pennsylvania avenue. The-house
decorations were very ornate, being
centered around magnificent yellow
chrysanthemums and stately palms, ar
tistically arranged. . , ' ,
In the receiving line were the hos
tess, the honor guest, Mrs. Frank Fre
mont Spauiding of The Dalles, . and
Mrs,. O. E. Sllverthorn. ,
A merry contest was waged over
the game of "500" and when th score
was counted, to Mrs. M. B. Donohue
was awarded first prize, a beautiful
hand-painted china plate. Mrs. Wil
liam Ash received the consolation,
which In point of beauty divided hon
ors with the first prize. '
Mrs. W. W. Berry and Mrs. T. J.
Scrcggln assisted In serving an attract
ive lunch, In connection with . which
was served a most dainty and deli
cious caramel frappe. .
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Mrs. J. S. Clark was hostess on
Wednesday atdn elaborate luncheon.
Covers were,, laid for six, as follows:
Mrs., Ed Kiddle, Mrs. C, H. Bidwell,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs.
Ed Wright, all of island City, and Mrs.
James A. Russell of La Grande. '.
DENTIST. ......
dr. w. i). McMillan.
Painless Dentistry.
Expert Gold Work a Specialty.
Special attention to children's teeili
Office:
' La Grande National Bank Building.
Both 'PIione9.
SimvIbI Team Tonight, -(
( Walker Keith, the little black
fcce romediiins, will appear at one
change tonight at the Lyric theater.
They are very clever and are sure to
please.
Cancel Miltrm "Guiuo.
Battered and bruised as the result
of the Baker City game last Friday
the ' Pendleton high school eleven has
been forced to cancel Its game with
Columbia college at Milton on Friday
next, In preference to meeting the
southern Methodists with a second
team. ' As ' the result the boys will
have a rest until Thanksgiving day
with the exception of their dally prac
tice upon the grounds back of the high
school, with which they are preparing
to meet .he Culumbia university of
Portland on Thanksgiving. Pendleton
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Kdlson Pbonosrraphs aixl Itcc- -
ords at XKWLirS. BOOK & ST-
TIOXERY CO. '
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Tlie oye nml norvo sjMflallwt of Salt
Lake City will he at the Soninier lltitel
Saturday, Xovcmlier 21st. Hours a
111. till 12:30 p. and from 3:30 p
in. till 7:30 p. 111. All examinations are
free.
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Doctor Pons will be In La Grande
one week only. So tho! wishing to
ayall themselves of a rare opportunity
of consulting this eastern specialist
must visit his office during hours
mentioned above. The doctor earrle
a plant for making all kinds of lensei
In short order. All kinds of nose
glasses, the new fads, the same as they j
wear In New fork city. '
D.PONS
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. . At the Scenic. "
The program this evening at the
Scenic should be seen by every child
In the city. The Fairy Tale, the Ra
jah's. Casket Is without doubt one of
the most beautiful films ever shown
in this city. The coloring la perfect
and the quick change work and trans-
The other numbers are good and the
songs seem to please. Helen Bran
don has the best turn. Her wooden
shoe dance Is good and her song- Is
catchy. . - ' - .
The ra-stlnw.
The Pastime program seems to
please the patrons of the house If the
number attending can be used as a
basis to Judge. The Viking's Daugh
ter ueems to b the strongest number,
but the other feature number is a
strong second. Mr. Hlatt's songs con
tinue to please and Mr. Ferrln still re
ceives his share of applause. Manager
Eccles receives many compliments re
garding' the neatness of his show house,
and the general merit of the entertain
ment furnished. s
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Tlio Lyric. .;' ; .
Manager Baker is well pleased with
his, program for this evening. The
films are. all new and the subjects are
exceptionally strong. Red Bird, is a
strong dramatic film, and one which
tells a story full ' of heart y Interest.
There are other Btrong features, but
the one which is the real treat to
those who dearly love music will be
found in the piano selections by Miss
Gray, who presides at the piano. Re
member, the program changes this
tvenlng.
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Public Sale, ;1
I will sell at the Farmers' feed'yard
in the city of La Grande Thursday, at
auction, at 2 o'clock sharp, the fol
lowing: ' . .'
One Bpan work horses.
One double and one single buggy.
One .lumber wagon. , ,
; One'l2-lnch plow.
i Two, fine milchi cows, . one of which
is fresh.
All goes to bghest bidder.
S- A. B. FRENCH.
jj. F. FOWLER
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STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE
f D. H. STEVARD, Mgr. and Prop. , ' .
ELMER WALTER'S
GREATEST COMEDY DRAMA SUCCESS
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MILLIONAIRE TRAMP I
SEE
The Great Church Scene. The Old Hotel,
The Country Cpcra House, the Village Depot
FRIDAY,
HFAP The Choir of
IILRS4 The Scrg of
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very different. Full of bright specialties.
Orchestra Seats, $1.00; Orchestra Circle." 75c: Dress Circle, 60c; Gallery
25c and 50c. Se&tt on salt Wednesday morning.
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Thursday
Friday and
Saturday
NOVEMBER
19, 20 and 21
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AH Blankets and Comforts at Reduced Prices
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, .
W0VEM
LANKETS and COMFORTS
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deavor Thursday, Friday
When you buy Blankets or Comforts-whether you pay regular price or reduced
prices-you want good ones. The safest way is to go to a store that only sell good ones
a store that will not allow inferior ones io enter-and that is what this store has the repuU
ation of doing. t ' h ' " '
The beauty of this offer is that every Blanket anfi Comfort In the house is new fresh
and first quality and the assortment is complete so that you may have your choice of the
season s bestgoods iust the same as if you were paying lull price.
The prices which will be placed on Blankets and Comforts will tell the saving end
of the the store-for the quality end- you can depend upon oui good goods reputation;
flsc to See
j Young Men's Clothing I
Tin: WOK WILL BE c.uvn
to see some of our high grade
' coal carried Into your cellar.
Didn't know there were grades
In coal? Why there are almost
as many as there are of eggs or
butter. Let us send you
the
kind that will prove by the per
fection of the kitchen fire that
our coal Is different than
the
ordinary and decidedly better
- Phone Main JO:
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theChurchof the Holy Cross
the Christmas Revelers. I
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AT, K. WEST
"THE NO FAVORITE ONE PRICE STORE"
If goods bought of us arc not right in
price and quality, don't keep them. Re
turn them at once in condition recieved
anif getydyr "money ""bacAv- Uoesi any
store offer a broader guarantee than this?
Mnkei
That is th$ sublet which will
and Saturday.
the Specials
I ! THE GEORGE
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LUMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Wc Solicit Ycur Orders for
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain Wood ' "
Wc arc 'prepared to furnish and deliver material
promptly.
Call lip Retail Department Phone Main 8.
STEWARDS OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Matinee and Night
N O V EMBER 121
5th Successful Season in the East
, FIRST TIME HERE
The Gre3t American Play
By J. MAULDIN FEIGL
A FACI,AT1G STORY OF FRONTIER LIFE
Picturesquely Staged and Played by
the Original New York Company
Bargain Matinee Prices. 25 and 50c
Evening Prices: $1.50 1.00, 75c, 50c
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Thursday,
Friday and
Saturday,
NOVEMBER ....
19, 20 and 21
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recieve this store's chief en
in Boys'
and
PALMER
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