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The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt
ness with which it reaches the sick room
"Dolt Now"
Is the motto which stands for much in our prescription de
partment. All prescriptions are filled as soon as received
and delivered as soon as fiiied.' You know our reputation
for pure drugs and careful compounding .:. .;. .:.
IVe Carry Everything which Should be
Found in a Drug Store
I MILL'5 DRUQ JTOfvE
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Grande tRondc Lumber Co.
PERRY, OREGON
CAN FURNISH LUMBER OP M L MMDS
IN CARLOAD LOTS.
For 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at yo r rtnni
Call up V. C. BEAN, La Grande. Phone, Red 1741
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GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS' Ass't Cashier
J. M. BERRY. Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Ass't Cashier
F. L. MEYERS Cashier
La Grande National IBank
Of, La Grande, Oregon'
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $160,000
UNITED: STATES DEPOSITORY
DIRECTORS
M.lBerry A. B. Conley F. J.
C. C. Pennington F. L Meyers
Holmes F. M. Brykit
GeoL. Cleaver
J W. L. Brenholts George Palmar
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Own Your Water System
And Be Independent
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A Well Will Solve The Problem
Twenty-five yeere' e.pcrieooe In the weU-drllllng business enable
rnetodoyoarworiiprperl aod eooilclly. 1 am prepared to
MJ to any depth. . '
ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS AND REFERENCE RE
CARDING WELLS I DRILLED IN THIS COUNTY
D. M. HUNT, La Grande!
Daily Obsery,ccN'65c per Aonth;
with one for f 5.
Individual Immcs.
Most of the first floor furnishings
were removed from both parte.
The individual louses are hard to
ascertain today.' In the Ivanhoe home
the loss by complete destruction Is
conservatively placed at $200, and the
damage to furniture by water and re
moval In a edition to rtc'.ee. at pres
ent not known to be lost, will bring
the total up to $260 at the lowest estl
tnnte. Much of the first-floor furni
ture . was removed. Forrest Ivanhoe's
room was on the second floor, and all
the furnishings and fixings In It were
a total loss. Several Ingrain carpets,
summer clothing, and articles of ho
luimedlute value to the family, were
stored upstairs, where rescue could
not be effected.
Pit over and above such pecuniary
Ii sues as may be discovered, there
were pictures and family relics of
great value to the family, that are
missing. Some of them were saved,
tyit the driving snowstorm and"the wa
ter from the hose used In fighting the
flames completely ruined a great
number of photographs and other
perishable keepsakes.
The same thing Is more or less true
of the Buehler property. Not quite as
much of the household effects were re
moved, and the loss to Mr. Buehler
will be as great or even greater than
the loss sustained . by Mr. Ivanhoe.
Neither of the families carried Insur
ance on the household floods. The
residence was insured for $4000.
' Sufferers Are Grateful. '
The. most conspicuous feature of the
night's strenuouslty for the large
crowd that swarmed the lawns and
thoroughfares, ' was the extreme care
exercised by every workman. In only
one Instance did the excitement of the
hour cause carelessness, when one
lareg mirror was broken. But almost
without exception, furniture was
handled with the best of care, the vol
unteers keeping in mind the need of
caution In their work. The sufferers
are especially thankful for this. Mr.
and Mrs. Ivanhoe today wish It explic
itly stated that they are more than
grateful, not only for the disputch In
removing property, but the care shown
In doing It. A group of excited men
can do more damage than good In such
Instances, but last night this feature
was missing. "We are grateful to the
fire department and to the volunteers,
but we have no way of expressing it
excepting through the press," said Mrs.
Ivanhoe today. "The fact in the case
is, we have never known a case where
so much care was exercised by volun
teers under like circumstances, as Inst
evening."
Never before in the history of the
city has there been such a swarming
to house tops as during the height of
the fire. No more spectacular pyro
technlcal display has been seen here
than when the flames shot up from the
hurnlnar structure, sending great show
ers of sparks In a northwesterly direc
tion. The home of Pr. Molitor was not
the only one to be menaced; homes
several blocks away were is as great
danger on account of the gale carrying
the live embers a great distance. In
nn area Including several diockh. win-re
the flames would have devastated
dwelling after dwelling hud they j over
powered the department, the property
owners were r.piinkllng the house
tops. In the blmk: with the fire, the
barns and houses owned by Or. Molitor
and A. t Huntington, the contest with
the sparks was a lively one. The ad
joining block tas no less put of dan
ger. A belated visitor to the fire dis
covered n burning ember on the New
ton home, between Main and Wash
ington, on Third street. Timely aid
prevented a conflagration in that
thickly settled district of the city.
The menaced section of the city was
large, nnd once out of control there
could have been no means of staying
the mad progress until the railroad
tracks had been reached, thus laying
waste block after block.
li'tmi'ttoii Complete.
The Hllts-Andros structure is a
complete loss. The building of It has
been spasmodic, with the result that
there were Innumerable walls where
there was no obstruction to the flames.
For some time the only evidence of a
fire visible was occasional whiffs of
smoke making their way out between
the shlr.gl.'s of the rof. U afterward
developed that the walls were ablaze
during that time, though no one was
aware of It. From the basement the
flames follower the partitions to the
remotest corners. The house was built
In sections, from time to time, and on
ccount of these many partitions be-
Great Annual
Sale
BEAUTIFUL .SPRING WRISTS
ALL ADICE SPfWGTiiVDSlM-WE? STYLES
Now for sensational selling-couldn't come at a more appropriate time, nor would it be
passible under any circumstances to give better values. There isn't a great many, but
Ihep aie all beauties all fresh, perfect garmenis and narked hr selling at ANNUAL SALE
PRICES. You will wait a long time befone you see Itieit equal at the prices we hare
placed upon these. '
Pi Continuation of the Muslin Undeiuizi Sale
The storm of the last few weeks pit ietied ovt Muslin Undeiwear from being dis
posed of as qukkly as it should, for the values are among the best ihrs siote has ever
sho wn. It is all fresh, new, peiect merchandise at ANNUAL SALE PRICW.
An Embroidery Sale of Unusual Interest
, 5c and 7 h2 a yard
An unusually large quantity which represents some of the best qualities we have ever
shown at Ike puces. The variety of patterns is quite extensive and the prices average
about half -in fact it will be one of the biggest surprises you have seen when you look over
these splendid pieces of high grade of embroidery.
SHEETS AND PILLOW SUPS
DOUBLE BED SHEETS 81x90 c HEMMED PILLOW CASES 45x36 9c each
The low prices quoted in this list offer an excellent opportunity for you to provide for
present and future needs, as there is no likelihood of them being as low again ihis year.
Not a Section in the Entire House That Does Not
Contribute Extraordinary Closing Sale Bargains
v e' e
tween sections of the house, the entire
mass of timber was a fiery mass be
fore there was any ulterior evidence of
a serious conflagration.
BCSSEVS HACK Ll-NE.
Best of service, Day and 4
Night. Hack furnished for 4
funerals and private parties.
Baggage transferred Day and 4
Night and Sundays. 4
' Stand at Paul's Cigar Store.
4 'Phone Red 241. 4
Night 'Phone Ma.u 25. 4
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Sale cried on short notice. 4
4 Satisfaction guaranteed. 4
4 No extra charge for distance. 4
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"About 10 years ago ny brother
tvas 'held up' in his work, health ami
happiness by what-was believed to be
hopeless consumption," writes W. R.
Lipscomb, of Washington, N. C. "He
took all kinds of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors, but lound
no help tlH he used Dr. King's New
Discovery and was wnolly cured by
to drawing the Jury list, which tasK
consumed the greater part of the session.
Plneules for the kidneys are Httle
golden globules which act directly on
the kidneys. A trial will convince you
of quick results for backache, rheu
matism, lumbago and tired, wornout
feeling. 30 days' trial $1. They puri
fv the blood. Sold by Sllverthora
Cured of a Severe Attack of Bronchitis
by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
"On October 18th, last, my littie 3-year-old
daughter contracted a severe
cold which resulted In a bad case of
bronchitis," says Mrs. W. G. Gibson.
I.xington. Ky. "She lost the power
of spefrh completely and was a very
sick child. Fortunately we had a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In the house and gave it to her accord
ing to the printed directions. On the
second day she was a great deal bet
ter, and on the fifth da', October 23d,
Cut Prices on Lumber and
Shingles for large Orders
' 'We need the money You need the material -
fir and Native Lumber, Gedar
Shingles '
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
bronchitis, which I attribute to this red
splendid medicine. I recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy uorei
servedly aa I have found it the surest,
saf.;d and quickest cure for colds,
both for children and adults, of any I
have ever used." For sale by all good t
dealers.
FOR SALE 700 tamarack posts. 10c,
In La Grande. See 1-21-lm
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO.
Notice of Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed In the county cou '
of Union county, state of Oregon, his
final account of his administration of
the estate of J. M. McCall, deceased,
and that the -said court has or
dered that said final account be
heard by said court at the usual place
of holding said court at the court
house in La Grande, in said county,
on the 16th day of February, 1909,
at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
which time and place any person In
terested in said estate may eppear and
file objections to said account. If any
he have.
Dater, January 9, 1909.
ULYSSES G. COUCH,
Administratis of Said Estate.
RAMSEY & OLIVER. 1-11-2-8
Attorneys for the Estate.
To Whom It May Concern.
Notice la hereby given that on De
cember 1 I took up at my plaro at
Starkey, one pale red cow branded "J.
steer, swallow fork in left ear;
no visible brands. They are now nt
the Rt'.hl farm near Alicel, and will
be sold according to law unless the
owner pays costs and proves proper
ty. l-15-4tw
E. F. JONES.
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4 Most Modernly Equipped Office. 4
4 None but First-Class work done.
4 Office Upstairs.
4 Northwest Corner Adams Ave- 4
4 nue and Depot Street. 4
4 'Phone Bed 1131. 4
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Here's a Snap.
A 10-acre fruit tract, all fenced;
one mile northeast of Cove; six acres
set to apples and cherries; small,
cheap barn and house; well and other
water. Also horse, buggy single har
ness and some tools. Must be sold
soon. Address Lock Box 71, Island
City, Oregon.'
K." on right hip; crop off right ear;
she was entirely well of her cold and waddle under throat; one 2-year-old
Imbler lrperty
For sale by owner.
Hotel and barn with 7 lots; price,
2.0O.
Shop with ( lots; price, $400.
(-room house, with ( lots; price
$1000.
3-roora housew Ith 3 lots; price $700.
For terms, call on or write
W. T. HARTU5T,
12-1 3-2 6 1 .. Imbler, Ore.