CVEXIXtt OKsKKYEK, LA r.lt.M, OlU-C.'.r
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LOCAL ITEMS.
, ' ,,m'.rrv only, 'Phon- 15.
', iv,i.. Ktioni"r came- down from
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j i n Klnn ''lrl innlfy of Wal
rus county, wore Innd offU- visitor
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'-.innd last . nluht to vlHtt . her
brother. ,''Jv . - ru.n.i,i,
l Vj. MUlvim ion w 1 '
r' tli.' Portland mRrket thin mnrnlnpr
tivrl hop. .
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in!VnLnK - n. Tnvlrtr nnrl FI..1.1
ManmC'T Hnvld Prlntfree went to Wal-
Inwa county mm hum inns rrmuui
n',H Jordan of La Oranil. arrived
cnirdiiy for 'w 'a'H' vlH,t wl,h nl"
parent. ',lr- ? ' " . '
Fnt.rprlso Chieftain.
Oeorfre "Wllllum. traveling aR.-nt
.... om Ti'O nrlariA Kvnmillpr. lft
!!f BakeV City last night after a visit
Into. ..,. ' ,
Mrs. m. n"1"" vwm- v. i .nun
Portland last nlffht to look after her
. . .... cha vm nnrt owner of the
property that was destroyed last Sun
day nlKht by fire. ''
the Blue Mountain association will
meet at the home of Geo. H. Currey.
)r Saturday evening. u inciiuinn
Jh'ould be present, as very Important
matters win De owumru.
. t rvriHon hnn rotui'npd to his
home in Portland after belnir In this
cltv for two monthH. He was Inter
ested In a land office contest case that
has been (foinK on nere ouring me
winter. ' . .. .
Mrs. Walter earner 01 .m-wimtk.
irrlved Inst evening from fioints In
.,11 t. ii-hnNi aha sniinr th wintkr.
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and will visit a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Hill, but before completing
the last lap of her Journey.
-Bishop Kdwin II. i-sugnes ni inr
M..ih,.,ut church. Went to Hnki-r I'lty
last evening In compimy with Kev.
Jacob Finger, pastoi- 01 m 1 hkt
City church. Both were at' the Sum
tnervi.lo conference.
Hiirvev M. Hay, former deputy
county recorder. Is now employed with
the Holt 'ii & Bodnier implement dls-'
tribiitlnf? firm. His suooossor has not
been named yet, tnoiiRli . ai. num
nhrnvs Is temporary assistant to 1. H.
Snn'k today.
Miss KtU Foley, daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. J. K. Foley, returned this
morning from Kansas t'ity. uuring
the past several months she has been
in the east and middle west, atter.il-
ng Chicago Conservatory or Ai'isic
a Mm., nnd later visiting some of
the larger cities in that, section. She
ill remain at home tor two or tnree
eeks. before returning again.
Ten pound lard tomorrow only at
the North Fir street market.. . Phone
Main 15. "
FIXED FIVE DOU.AKS.
ants Salesman Fined by Itetorth-r
fox for Peddling A'edcrtlu.v.
tvi. min uhn was arrested yester
day for Belling a pair of pants, was
brought before Recorder i,ox louay,
harged with peddling wunoui a 11
ense. He pleaded guilty and was
Iflned $5. The officer hope to con
nect him with the breaking Into a dox
ar which occurred a rew nays
letween Kamela and Umatilla.
Disturbed Sfcetln".
John McCormack w . : tined S
Wednesday, aft r u trial In Justice
U. C. Smith's o.ii t. on the cnarge ot
listurbing a religious gathering, ine
omplalnt was made by J. B. Kooch.
If ...a. nl.iln.ait Ihllt M l'( '( Pill H C k UlS"
pnrbed services In Alder church that
were being toeld by itev. uwen. 11
is alleged thfi offenses had been go
ino ,,n mnma iimo nnd repeated
fwarnings had no effect. Enterprise
hieftaln.
Reef roast 7 cents per pounds at the
JN'orth Fir street market tomorrow
nly, and for cash only, i-none mam
it.
VAUIKTV IUNAUAV.
Mei CViniinny'H Tenm TnWcti m
K(ilu for llnillliN SaLr.
I'mildf to keep up circulation by
hauling the (irunde Unnde Meal ton
pany'H delivery wagun about the city
In the cold wind, the team hitched to
the heavy wagon this morning Indulg
ed In few capers that weiv almost
dlsnmrouH to the wagon, and barked
pieces of skin from the animals' joint.
The warm-up spin commenced on
Sixth street. Al the T. J. Ormond
residence u garden fence got Itself
In the wny and It quickly dlxa;iaied.
Skirting around several blocks, the
i am eventuuliy collided with a wood
pile In the rear of the Anthony resi
dence, where one of the horses and
the residue ot the wagon laid up for
repairs, line animal freed Itself, but
It. to. came to an untimely halt when
it xt.'ip-d on a banana peeling flying
ulong the pavement In front of the
Nc wllu Orug Htore. So serious dam
age was sustained by either of the
horses.
Shoulder steak -at the North Fir
market. 'Phone 15. Tomorrow only.
PIOXKEH ( A HOME.
I. T. Aoklcs Died Thin Morning at ila
Ikwpltat.
J. T. Arkles, one of the pioneers of
the Pacific Northwest, and formerly
a resident of this valley, died this
morning at the age pf 66 years, of
cancer of the stomach.
' The deceased made, his home In
southern Oregon for the past 20
years. Last April he went to Baker
City, where he was taken ill and about
10 weeks ago he was bought to La
Grande, the home of his brother, Geo.
Ackles, where he could he cared for.
'About five weeks ago Mr. and Mrs.
Ackles became unable to give him
proper enre and placed him in the hos
pital, where he was given the best of
attention. Following his Instructions
arid desire, no funeral services will bi
held. Dr. Scemann will offer prayer
at the grave. The Interment will take
place tomorrow at 18 o'clock In the
Ackles cemetery, north of this city.
J. T. Ackles was never married. He
leaves three sisters, two in Montana,
one in V'nshlngton, and his brother
here. For several years he owned a
for ma few miles north of this city.
He was always quiet, unpretentious,
and his friends were only limited by
his acquaintanceship.
Five pounds lard at the Midget
market tomorrow only, 'phone Main
f
w SOCIETY.
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l!imlrnli!in-Mlt hell Wedding.
Engineer J. H. Handrahan of this
city, and Miss Lulu Mitchell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mitchell of
Union, were quietly married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lewis at
11 o'clock this morning. The nup
tials were performed by County Judge
Henry, with a half-dozen of the con
tracting party's most Intimate friends.
The bride 'was unattended and wore
a beautiful wedding gown of white
crepe de chine. The groom, too, was
unattended. Mr. and Mrs. Handra
han will spend a few days In Port
land, returning to make their home In
this cltv for some time to come at
least. They will be at home In the
Foley house. The bride is one of
Union's moat popular young ladles,
gifted with accomplishments and
virtues that have won her many
friends in La Grande as well. The
groom has been In La Grande at fre
quent intervals during the past two
years, coming to La Grande as an en
gineer from the middle west.
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Denistry
La Grande National Bank Bldg
Both Phones
Big fresh meat sale at the Midget
martiet tomorrow.
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CHICKENS WANTED
V pay the highest market price for
chickens. Both 'phones. No, .
Ci ItA.NDK ltONOK CASfl CO.
I BURGER and SEVERSON I
La Grande, Ore. Phone
Main9t
Real Estate and
Loans, Fire and hi
Life Insurance.
j Appearance is Half the Battle I
COLLECTING AGENCY-
N. B. Lonn Distance Col- ?
lection a Specialty
OVER NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Hams that are hams; cheaper than
any one else sells them. 'Phone Main
15. North Fir. -
Cured uf a Severe Attack of Bronchitis
by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
"On October 18th, last, my llttie S
cold which resulted In a bad case ot
year-old daughter contracted a severe
Vronchitls," says . Mrs. W. G. Gibson,
Lexington,' Ky. "She lost the power
of speech completely and was a very
sick child. Fortunately we hnd 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 day, October 23d,
she was entirely well of her cold and
bronchitis, which I attribute to this
splendid medicine. I recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy unre
servedly as I have found it the surest,
safest and quickest cure for colds,
both for children and adilts. of any I
have ever used." For sale by all good
dealers.
Round steak at the Boss market to
morrow only. 'Phone 16.
DR. K. L. LIXCOLX. .
DENTIST.'-. ..V,
Most ifodernly Equipped Office.
None but First-Class work done. -
4 Of flee, Upstairs.
Northwest Corner Adams Ave-
nue and Depot Street.
41 . 'Pliono lied 1131.
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IMPED WATER?
Ask HUNT the
g-et it
I D.M. HUNT I
LA GBANDE, OREGON
Do you realize that you can be gay, sad, happy or despondent, proud or forlorn bi
lust changing appaxl of wears. Have you thought that two thkds of life's cares come
from aypearvnee.
WHY NOT APPEAR VJbLL THEN
and drive the small cares away? For with the outer appearance the inner self acts. Nice
apparel can be had today for as- meager a sum as the psorer wear.
comNcto Look Our Line Over oSb
Newest Conceptions in Raincoats Just Arrived by Express
!
The largest line of Muslin Underwear In
Eastern Oregon ont for your inspection. Price
is the least oonsidenHon with us.
RUBBERIZED CRAVENETTE, hand tailored
demi-med back $9.50
LUMINEOUS RUBBERIZED SATINS, variety
of colors, tight fitting or full back -
$1Z50 2
MOIRE VELOUR with the
, $15.00
latest cotlsr
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THE PRIDE OF ANY LADY
is a neat, dainty foot- A gentleman h lust as much concerned with the appearance cf his
feet as is a queen. And why not, for does not the appearance of the feet change the J
whole person? So in looking for footwear seek for 2
STYLE AND WEAR COMBINED $
the two essential qualities in Shoes, Rubbers and Boots. The foot dress handled by us
is purchased from this standpoint by men of experience and who know. So if you wish
a fa9f which is trim and neat, buy our shoes which are narrow but roomy with tht blucher
running well down to the middle of the toes and see the womletful effect it has for ap t
pearance.
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All
the
New
Styles
Valentines1 NoW Ready
Our new valentines are here and on display
We have a very large line of them, out it will pay
to select early so as to avoid the rush later and to
secure your pick of the stock.
Our line is new and up-to-date, consisting of
Card Mounts, fancy Drops, Comic and Fancy
Post Cards. Booklets, Shaped Cards,
Scenic and Pulling Cards,
Lace Goods, Tic.
All the newest effects, designs and combina
tions, including foreign and American novelties.
Prices range from one cent to three dollars.
NEWLiN BOOK &
STATIONERY GO.
Make
arc
Early
choke
Lost Cow.
P.cd cow with speckled face, has T.
S. with circle-bar or. right side, ano
J. D. on left side. 'Phone Farmei
1943. , l-14tf
T. F. SHERWOOD.
Silverthorn's Drug store.
RUTH WHITE AS "WILLIE," IN "THE BURGOMASTER."
! Cut Prices on Lumber and
Shingles for targe Orders
We need the money You need the material
Fir and .Native Lumber, Gedar
Shingles
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
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The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt- X
ness with which it reaches the sick room t
"Do It 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 filled. You know our reputation J
for pure drugs and careful compounding .;. .:. t
IVe Carry Everything which Should be I
Found in a Drug Store
HILL5 DRUQ JTOKZ
LA GRANDE, OREGON