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VACU UkAZS. fjum PAGE?. 444444444444WWW 4 rr.M,V .Mi.sVKVM. I ..A GIUXDK, OWiGO. VI.:jNKMAV, JAMUUY 5, 1900. SAfLfF "o) D) SELLING OUT MY STOCK OF JEWELERY AT; HALF) PRICE HERE ARE A FEW SALE PRICES ELGIN 7-JFWEL WATCH IN NICKEL CASE, 18 SIZE - $4.00 ELGIN 15-JEWEL WATCH, NICKEL CASE, I8 SIZE - $5.50 LADIES 7 JEWEL WATCH IN 20 YEAR CASE 0-SIZE $9 85 ' SETH THOMAS 8-DAY MANTLE CLOCK - $3.35 GILBERT 8 DAY MANTLE CLOCK - ZrN $2.25 j SILK DETACHABLE JIANDLE UMBRELLAS $2.50 to $9.00 ALL CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE, HAMD-HAINTED CM MA, UM: bXELLAS CLOCKS AND JE WELERY ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ' "SALE J 2 , This is a Closina out Sale and Everything Must Be Sold by Feb. 1st HKACOvrK V 7 EWE L E R Y STORE fm4WHH44HWHmfHtHmWimH . WHAT ,wlll you have for dinner today? Tom may answer thia question satisfactori ly by dlnJrur at THE MOD EX RESTAURANT The OU Staadkr. Our oooiciag la a paraxon of per fection, our food faultless, and our service rapid and courteous. -What more can wo aay, exoept tbat oua prices are popular? We gire a resrn aar dinner for 25 oeeta. Come aad try It Tou will not need thesense of hunger to enjoy It The Model Restaurant J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. Open Day And Nigh W Sell WeeklyMCfl 4444444444444444 TKEASTOY DEPARTMENT, 4 4 Office of the Comptroller of the . 4 4 Currency. Washington. D. C. Oct 1J. 1908. 4 Notice la hereby given to all 4 persona who may hare claims 4 4 against "The Farmer A Trad- era National bank of La 4 Grande. Oregon, that the aame 4 4 must be prevented to Walter 4 4 Niedner, Receiver, wtaa the le- 4 4 ci proof thereof, wtahla three 4 4 months from this date, or they 4 4 may fee disallowed. 4 4 LA WRENCH O. MTJRRAT. 4 4 'omptrotler of the Currency. 4 4 44444444444 Roosters for Sale. Pure bred Plymouth roosters for aate at a bargain. J. E. Reynolds. R. P. D. No. X. La Grande. AMUSEMENT GALORE AT LOCAL THEATRES Great Divide, Ross & Shaw, Gilbert Sisters, Brott & Mason Babes In Toyland 4Babe In Toyland." The cast was selected ty this famous At the PaHtlme. At the Grand last night that mirth- actor-manager with croat care, and . Tonight Ross and Shaw will put on ful and beautiful extravaganza, BabesJ the rproductloa Is an extol duplicate a musical comedy which will keepThe In Toyland, made a positive and dls- of.the New Tat orlglwil. "The Great " an uproar. This team Is the tfnet hit That the show, though not new to Toronto theatergoers, has lost none of its popularity was clearly proven by the large hotree and the un stinted applause that greeted Its Initial Dliidt" haa benn pronwnnced toyman cities the "long-awatte 'great Ameri can play'." N other drama has so well reflected the marthocd, the free dom, the honesty, and the lndomlta- performance. The company la a very rble -epn-lt characteristic of the peoplo capable one and all worked hard ,to make the offering the success it cer tainly Is. Eddie Redway Alan). MlssjUn Mast achusetts, there Is offered Anna Wilkes (Jane), and Miss Stan- 'Contrast two of Xhe mot vigorous and;are new nimat gauranteed not to be ley (Contrary Mary) carried off the ! prorgestfve secttwns of the land. Theiover J2 days old. The comedies are Conflict: rim ..Tnti-a' Kaur t,,,.', TJooVliilrtn of our great country. With the flr.it two acts laid in Arizona and the third In heat that can be had In their line of Tliuie ill lit) uu eiuire change in the pictures and songs to night. Mr. Ferrln will sing the Illus trated song, "The Summer Time's the Time." The feature film, The Gallant Guardsman, Is a beautiful colored film made by Pathe Freres, and only re leased 0 flays from the factory, In fact, the films the Pastime is getting now Get the money-saving habit Trad at Newlin Drug Co.'. honors of the eTenlng. They are story of .the play represents a backed up fcy an exceptionally vsva- J Dttween tne rree, umrameuea spin tj,), comedy picture story revolves clous chorus, who" dance and march of the west, and tradltinns and con- aroun(j a married man with too much beautifully, and. what is more, have ' vcntlonalrcy of the east. It tells the mother-ln-!aw and an exacting wife, good voices and know how to se roaiance f an eastern woman and a , ne makes the usual New" Year's reso them. The "March of the Toys' was ! wertern man, Whose wooing was,lut0ng He swears he will Btop smok the hlg hit, followed closely by the strange and whose life together was Ingi drinking, poker and swears to songs "I Can't Do That Sum." "Bar- dramatic. Written y William Vaughn ! arae enrIy , th morning to kiss his ney O'Flynn" and "Roik-a-by Baby. , Moody, the foremost of America's mother-in-law. Another comedy, The production JB well stagea aaa rair- younr poe, inewmuniou pus-, "no ja smoking That Rope," will ly sparkles with good, clean humor and sesses literary qualltlt s such as are j.pp you laughing. ludicrous situations. There will e the very rare In plays that are satisfactory i , usual matinees on Wednesday and Sat- from an acting standpoint. The etory Notice to Thg Owiierg. urday. Toronto Globe. Is told In unctlous, picturesque prose, Notice Is hereby given to all dog "Babes In Toyland" appear at the Illuminated by a glowing and virile ; owners that the 1909 dog tax tags are Steward opera house January 19. , Imagination. That "The Great Divide" ! Zir7JZyTnol: t e een nere so 8,on after u" all dogw. found without said tax tags New York triumph Is a matter upon , will be taken up and disposed of ac- whlch our theatergoers are to fce warmly congratulated.. 44444444444404444444444f 44444444444444444444 GEORCE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS Au't Caahler J. M. BERRY, Vice President C. S, WILLIAMS, 2d As't Cashier r f . LMEYERSC Ca8hirCtC3"ZL. ZZZ La Grande National flank $ OfLa Grande, Oregon CAPITAL'ANDl SURPLUS $160,000 . UNITED: STATES DEPOSITORY .DIRECTORS J. M. Berry ;A. B. ConleyXSF. J. Holmes ewF. M. Brjkii C. C. PenningtonfiaJ'. L Meyera;QeoHL Cleaer W. L Brenholts . George Palmer i4t4M44444M444MMMMti 'Tlie Great Divide' Here Soon. The "Great Divide," the most strik ing dramatic success the American stage has seen for a quarter of a cen tury, will be played at the Steward on Saturdny, January 1. This news will be receive with delight by our play lovers, for no drama of rcent years has attracted as much attention as The Great Divide." For nearly two entii-e seasons it attracted crowded houses to the Princess and Daly's theater. New York, being presented In the Metropolis nearly 00 times. The road tour Is being directed by Henry Miller, whose name Is Inseparab'y linked with the success cf the Tlie Scmle. "A Negro's Dilemma" Is the title of a four part sketch at the Scenic to night. The dope is good and full of laughs In which each of the vaudeville stars hflye.a chance to. . shine, .y films as announced in the house ad In cording to city ordinance J. W. WALDON. Chief of Police of the City of La Grande. D22J1 this Issue, are to be put on this eve ning. "Some of the Dangerous Mem bers of the Boston Menagerie" Is the real funny film, while the others ere Interesting and entertaining as well. pla.The films are all French make. A Sprained Ankle. As a rule a man will feel well satis fied If he can hobble around on crutches In two or three weeks after spraining his ankle, and It is often two or three months before he Is fully recovered. This is an unnecessary loss ' of time, as by applying Chamberlain's Liniment as directed, a cure may as a rule be effected less than one week's time, and In many cases within 1 three days. 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