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ETSI0 OBSFRYER, LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAT tU
West:
THE QUALITY STORE
SHOES THAT HAVE A
TIOX.
RE PUT A-
VB ALWAYS DO. MORE OR LESS
CROWING ABOUT OUR SHOES
PRINCIPALLY VICI. "WE ARE
READY NOW TO FURNISH A PAIR
OF EXCELLENT 8PRING SHOES
TO EVERYBODY Til AT NEEDS A
PAIR. '- ' . ' , '.'.,.
WE SHOW JUST HOW MUCH DIF
FERENCE THERE IS BETWEEN .
GOOD SHOES AND; POOR SHOES,
AND HOW DISAPPOINTING SOME
SHOES ARE. :
BEST MAKES. BEST SHOES..
BIGGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM
AND ALL SHOES FITTED BY A MAN"
WHO KNOWS HOW, WE WOULD
LIKE TO HAVE EVERYBODY WHO i
NEEDS A PAIR OF SHOES INTER
VIEW US-. .WE HAVE BOMETHINO -INTERESTING
TO TELL YOU.
1VKRTIIIXG FOR LADIES, MISSES
AP CHILDREN.
MEN WHO K3I0W COME IIERE FOR
CLOTII1XG. t
YOU'D B3 SURPRISED IF YOU
KNEW THE NUMBER OF MEN WHO
NOW COME HERE FOR THEIR
CLOTHES, WHO FORMERLY PA
TRONIZED A TAILOR.
OUR DETERMINATION TO EX
CEL IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS,
AND OUR CONSTANT EFFORT TO
CARRY THE BEST LINE OF CLOTH
ING MADE HAS PRODUCED A
CLOTHING BUSINESS THAT ANY,
STORE MIGHT BE PROUD OF ..
WE'HITCH MORE VALUE, STYLE
AND SATISFACTION TO YOUR.
DOLLAR THAN YOU ARE ABLE TO
GET ELSEWHERE.
EYEBYTHIXG FOR MEX AXD BOYS.
The Q
paucy
ixbeeshlttts
Chiffoniers
Closing Out a $15 Line for
$9.00
! Capets, Rugs and
Matting
i
$5,000
Stock
To
Select
From
THE
HOUSE
OF
. ' r.
BARGAINS
Chas.
L
England
New
Lawn Mowers
$5, $5.50, $9 $10
Second Hand
Mowers
$1.50 to $4.50
I
TENTS
Large Assortment
Second Hand
Cook Stoves
$7 to $10
AF.W PEMlLKTOX CHURCH.
Curl.'"" 'nun'u -Wheat Town to
lie -J1""1 ill,r ',,,ur'
, v - y .-
The laying of tho cornerstone of the
First Christian cluirOU of Pendleton,
next Wednesday, May ,26. -will be an
Important event In tho history of th
-ongr-atlon.
Tke new church edifice which will
be one of the most attractivo in the
tty. has its foundation In aud the
cornerstone is ready for the religious
oeremoules, relates the Pendleton Tri
bune. '';' : . ; . '.".'
The pastor of the congregation, who
lias been very active in building the
new chuvch. haa'praotlcally completed
t he details tor laying the headstonq of
the wrner on Wednesday, May 26. A
large number ot pastors of Christian
churches In the vicinity and also pas
tors ot other denominations have been
invited to participate in the ceremon
ials. The members of the congrega
tion will attend in a body and take
part in the exercises.
I1HJ CLASS THURSDAY.
Inltliitiog of Fourteen Slated For Com.
Injr Week In Brotherhood.
Fourteen recruits will bo Initiated,
Into the Modern Brotherhood next
Thursday evening says Organizer C.
E. Willis and he Is anxious to have as
many of the members'- present ns
possible. Last evening two new mem
bers were taken In.
I'M ATI LL A CLIP SOLD.
there will be no public sales day here
as a rssult. The .1. E. Smith com
pany's Pilot Rock clip of 70,000
pounds topped the market, being
bought for 21 1-4 cents per pound by
Ellery, for a Boston firm. ,
This practically cleans up the sea
son's flip In this county and no Bales
day w ill be held here, at Pilot Rock
or Echo. In fact the only Bales day
to be observed in the state this year
is the one to be held at Shnnlko to
morrow. This condition ot affairs Is
due entirely to tho activity, of the
woolbuyers who swarmed into the
field In advance of the opening of the
stiles day season aud by offei lug prices
far in advance of those prevailing
laBt year, induced the growers not to
hold. - :
More Than a Million round Sold,
Some at Very .High Prices.
More than a million pounds of wool
have been sold In the vicinity of Pen
dleton within the past few days and
LOST--A black Cocker Spaniel an
swering to the name of "Dick." One
front tooth In the lower Jaw missing.
Reward If returned to Mabel Mon
tague. (5-19-tf)
IS. WHITE
DIED TODAY
Mrs. Gilbert White, aged 25. died at
5 o'clock this morning at the Grande
Ronde hospital after a short but pain
ful illness, and several relatives In
this city and a large circle of friends
are, mourning '. the departure of a
mother so young and a wife so kind.
The funeral will be held from the M.
E. church tomorrow, with Rev. C. E.
Deal officiating. Interment will take
place In the Masonic cemetery.
The demise brings sorrow to . a
large family. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband, three children
the oldest seven and the youngest six
weeks, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Kammerer of this city, two broth
ers, Ed Kammerer of La Grande, A. B.
Kammerer of Milwaukee, Ore., and a
sister Mrs. Walter Zweiffel of La
Grande. ' , ', '!
Mr. and Mrs. White have made their
home in this city about four years.
AM i
IS
George Iamoieau, the genial ac
countant who has been assisting coun
ty officials and is well known to this
city, has taken the general agency
for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, and has been assigned the Eas
tern portion of Oregon as his field. He
will make headquarters In La Grande,
but nevertheless will be on the road
a goodly portion of the time, going
between Baker, Umatilla and Wallowa
county points. F. A. Carrol of Spo
kane, spent the night here making the
arrangments for Mr. Lamoreau to
take the agency here.
FAT FOL-
0E DOLLAR
Invested In a bottle ot those wunrtrrtul, hhnnli-F fut-io s ueiej,
and In JO days you whl be norma!, well -formed person ai,-ilr. l n't carrj
iround your Ugly bulk, your ungainly superfluous t;-ah. It make you mi.
sra'jlc ridiculous and what Is more Important. It -ijectn yon to 'q'al cons,
';uencj, sudden death f'oia fatty do genera; Ion, titan disease, kidney iron.
Me. apoplexy and muscular rheumatism all come from OVER-FATNE33.
MNTIXORPO ,
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Coming Soon.
Mir
i ft
4 -; IV
Kt'iJr.w-j.,.'
DR. W. H. KEATING
Expert fye Specialist
f Salt Lake.
IS NOT AT
Hotel Sommer
Don't fail to see
eyes or glasses, If
trouble with them.
him
you
about your
are having
Did you gvcf have
your eyes fitted
right?
I want your difficult and stubborn
cases. I don t care how many have
failed to fit your case: I tell you my
System is successful on these cases.
1 nave devoted my life work to this
one study I do nothing else that's
why I succeed where others fall; so
if you have head aches,', weak eyes,
etc., and want glasses that are easy
and comfortable, call and see me at
once. Don't wait; do it now. Dr.
t W. H. Keating is not a stranger In
-'La Grande. Can furnish you many
'references. "
Thousands of Testimonials from Grate.
nil People Prove i Ins
I T II K M IWrT KAI'K II- II t-mttv
ANTI-CORPTJ ta absolutely the greatest discovery- in meaiclno ror . v-
uucing rat. it Is made In the form ... a little tablet out of. Vegetable mat.
ter and la easy and pleasant to take. 1 1 Is endorsed by every reputable phy
sician and College of Medicine. Ask our doctor.
A VTf .fYinPTT la .hinliit.lu t.o..la TV. -....,,.., A a 1. 1 .'
wv.., u.iuuw, .iic iwi "lu.a U3i.u iu uuniui III IK
i reparation U on file In the Bureau of Chemistry In Washington, which :
proof that It Is PURE and HARMLESS. J
AXTI-CORPC reduces FAT 3 to 5 pounds a week. It reduces doubls
cnin, lai nips ana iiaooj cneeas. ko wnnKies result trora this reduction,
or It makes the skin close-flttlnj and smooth. -
ANTI-CORPU st engthena weak heart, cures palpitations, short breath,
and acts like magic in muscular rheumatism and gout. .
PRICE $1.00 per bottle. ' Mcney back if It don'C do all we claim. It
your druggist does not keep It, show him this advertisement and make him
pet it for you, 'or you can send for it DIRECT to us. We pay postage and
tend in plain wrapper.. -
80 DATS' TREATMENT IS EVERY BOTTLE.
We will tend you asample cf this wondeiful fat-reducing
remedy on receipt of ten cent to pay for postage and
packing. The sampl itself may be sufficient to reduce th
desired . weight Mention this paper. Desk 4.
ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CS.
UFCTIOtrli STPFFT WFM YflPk W V
FRE
E.RU-SA THE 0LY LAWFUL PILE CUKE.
Because It does not contain narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or any
poisonous drugs. Because E-UU-SA cures plies. U. S. Dispensatory
recommends every Ingredient of E-Ul'-SA. Drug laws make "false or
misleading statements" a crime. Therefore ihe sale of all old or nar
cotic pile medicines is illegal because they effect the brain and spinal
marrow; produce constipation and never cure. Only druggists erf
highest Btanding sell and endorse E-RCSA.
v. . 8ILYEHTH0KVS FAMILY PBIK STOKE,
( AdOA
TO PASS BY
It appears that the delegation of
50 of Chicago's most substantial busi
ness men will visit the Baker county
metropolis In the afternoou of June
11th, will not stop at La Grande. In
a letter to the Chamber of Commerce
the Chicagoans say that they are, "in
no sense a party soliciting business
nor salesmen In search of orders, but
a body or solid business and profes
sional men, who are put with the sole
purpose of getttlng acquainted with
this section, and its resources. It is
not known whether they Intend to stop
In Ia Grande or not, but owing to the
schedule on which they seem -to be
traveling, they would reach this city
about midnight, and "will . probably
make no stops between Baker and
Pendleton or Walla Walla.
Benntown Athletes
BOSTON May 21. Ambitious ath
letes of the Beantown high schools are
today rounding into shape for 'tomor
row's big carnival of 9utdoor field r.ndL
track games. All of the schools of the
city will be represented by their crack
men and it Is confidently nrrdictsd
that more than one Interst liolastle
record will go by the board. -
Present Old Drama.
PHILADELPHIA, MaOL-Haiy
Potter's old English play.'Two Angry
Women of Ablngton," will be present
ed for the first time in America te
night by the amateur Thespians of the
Phllo Literary. Society of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. The productioa
ire Biageu iu uie jootanicHi tiar
dens of the university, and will be r
Ieated tomorrow. ' ' .
FOR RENT One six room modera
house, Mrs. Zuber.
T, TTXT-V . . I a . t
tuunu- pair oi glasses in case.
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
FOUND on coiner Depot and Adams
avenue, a black pleated silk boa.
Owner can have same by calling at t
Lilly Hdw, Store. (5-21-y)
First-Class Re
pairing
ALT WORK GTJARANTEUCD.
A Shoe poorly rcfMiired ts 2
worthless, bat a properly re-
rialred Shoe la ood as new. My
work pU-asee MlMittsrie. 1
R. Plant I
THE OW PRESTON STAND. T
BOY WANTED To learn cigar trade,
over 17 years.; must live te home.
Apply King's Cigar factory. (5,-20-22
FOR RENT Four room house, mod
ern. Either furnished or unfur-
FOR SALE Seed stock -potatoes $1.
per sack at Ramsey-Oldenberu. ware
house. G. L. CLEAVER. (5-21 -2'.)
Inception For Mrs. ShepHrd.
Mrs. E. C. Moore,' president of the
Neighborhood club, will give n recep
tion for Mrs. E. E. Shepard, tho noted
temperance and club worker, on.or-i
row afternoon at her home on Fourth
street. . All ladies of the city are
cordially Invited and Mrs. Moore es
pecially desires the club womm to
meet Mrs. Shepard. . " .'
The Blue Mountain boys meet this
evening at the home of Mr.' and Mrs.
John Frawley.
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