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TlllE'IAY, OCTCHEK 7, 13C3. J 3 J 0 0 i i & O o o o o v v o A,1 .i . p y f v Hie 1 epes Mre Exp 1 FOR e THE GREAT FAIR 13 NOW ON AMD WE TRUST EVERYONE WILL Et? JOY IT TO THE FULLEST EXTENT. DON'T FORGET, HOWEVER. THAT THIS 13 THE WEEK WE ARE OFFERING SOME ESPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART MENTS. ttihtw T3T a vrwcr a DTTJ-Dniara A special buy in a 10c grade light colors which we offer this week at 7 l-2c. A large assortment of all widths plain colors and fancy weaves 10c. A complete line in all styles and prices from $5.00 to $40.00. : v v V SAMPLE SHOES. A large line of ladies shoes purchased at a big discount and offered this week at the following low prices. $1.75 to $2.25 shoe's, this week . , . $1.38 $2.50 to $3.00 shoes, this week . . .$1.03 $3.50 to $4.00 shoes, this week . . . .$1.93 it 50c WOOL DRESS GOODS. We believe we have the largest of this grade of dress goods ever shown in La Grande. The fact is many of these goods are 6Cc and 75c values, but we ar8 put ting ttiern ill in at the one. price . . . .50c LADIES TAILORED SUITS CLOAKS AND SKIRTS. A complete line In styles and prices from fu.OO to $10.00. : Children's Coats, Boy's Suits, Men's and Youths Clothing COMPLETE LINES AT EXCEPTION AL LOW PRICES. mmEmoPLBmsTOREm Opera House' Block La Grande, Oregon 0 0 1 Il.tKTJ.tTT A GREAT SHOT. !Tlic Captain Got Remarkable Exhi bition at This Forenoon. Captain Bartlett the expert rifle shot, v.ho Is giving a series of es kibitions each forenoon at .the West I! MARVELOUS SHOflTIXS l! CF CAPTAIN BARTLETT CaPt. Goo E. Bartlett and Actual Sli of Diao Used In Hia Exhl- Ditiona. : If you vjant Suaar Cured Mm ; S i h and O. street, drew a large crowd this forenoon, donng some remarkable work, r . ' , .'-. f' Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock another exhibition will follow and this expert will again do some fancy work. He waa shown a store card today recently made by Chief Ray burn a perfect score and Bartlett said the record was a good one. In fact he said he seldom saw much score. o : A LOCAL ITEMS, :" 1 A chicken dinner will be served at the Christian church. Friday from 11 o'clock a. m. until "2 o'clock p. m. - f 'C. E. Wilson of Elgin, has been In the city several days taking in the fair.-' ::;.;X;';;' Mrs. , J.; , C. Gulling returned - this morning from a visit to ; Pprtlam'. where she was called by the death of a lady friend. , t The ladies of the IL EL church will serve hot coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts. All day Friday, Just op posite the exposition grounds. - I :' Mrs. Wilson of North Powder la pending the! week with her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mr. W. A. Wade. - . : .(.''.. . ' . ; Mrs. J. H. RIttter and daughter ar rived home this morning from Port land, where they have been for sev eral weeks.. ':':.) Mrs. Josie Eberhard of McMlnn vile, Oregon,: arrived this morning ; snd will apend ef few days visiting at the home of the home of her son. Receiver Colon R- Eberhard, ''Uyj ' C E. Peary of Marlon, Pa., la her visiting his friend Night Operator Terpaney at the Western Union. Mr. Peary la looking for a location, and nay decide to locate In this section ; of the country., ch' "'' Peter O'Sullivan 1 over from Pen dleton. . He states his son, who was recently , Injured on the railroad is recovering slowly and Is now In the hospital at Portland. Dr. VI. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry la Grande National Bank Bldg. ' Both Phones Bishop Paddock arrived today to be a guest with Rev. and Mrs. JJpton TL Gibba for a few days. Mrs.r R. H. Lloyd ana flaugnter. came down from Elgin today to oin J Attorney Lloyd, and lake In the ex- Mr. and Mrs, James E. Gilklnson and children are down from North Powder to attend the fair. While in the city they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson. ? ' E. O. Massee arrived last evenu);( from Hood River, where' he had been transacting business and has joined his family, who are guests with rela tives here. They" depart tomorrow morning for their, home in Meno monle, Wis., via Salt Lake and Den ver. ,.. .w?v.,v.,i; : , : ,ti ;i ? ; o .r-". -T : "J ' John L. Mars was last night award ed the 1 contract of macadamizing Adams avenue, from Hemlock to the county road, j Little els, was tran sacted at the council meeting except the reading of reports which were as announced In the Observer last evening.- i1'. '-. -,'. i: '.' Annie Fines and Noah Dean of Chelton, Neb., are guests for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Frltts and family. Mr. Dean will visit his father, J. Dean at Cov before re turning to his home. Both have been 2 ,;n t?n?! -tour , of th north west: : . :!'..'-'-v ' Colonist travel into Oregon ' and Washington over the Harrlman lines has broken all records for the opening week of the fall season. Reports just received of the total for seven days, at the office of General Passenger Agent William McMurray of Portland, show that the Initial, seven days of the season saw the Harrlman lines bring Into the two Northwest states 1158 persons, which Is 1 more than cam the first week of the 1908 Fall season. In 1908 the first week embraced a period of eight days, whereas this year the week Is a perlpd .of seven days. Seven days of 1909 brings over the system 1 more persons than did eight days of 1908. Will Have Search Lights. MELLILLA,; Oct 7. The first Spanish trocha in Africa, is to be es tablished when the railroad between Nador and Tetuaan is to be built with block houses every mile con taining large " calibre guns. ' Search lights will also aid the Spaniards in fighting the Moores. . ' ; ' Big Libel Suit on. ; ; INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7-Although subpoenas haven't been issued yet, it is probable the .hearing of Charles R. Williams ; and Dele van Smith,- pro prietors 1 of the 'Indianapolis iNews, charged with libeling the government in connection . with Panama w canal; purchases will go on' next Monday, , Prominent government officials wilt be called to testify, also many other leading- thinkers of .'the 'country. ; . SUe of Final Settlemenb Notlc is hereby given to all con cerned that Mary O. Hulse, i execu trix of the last will of Marquis L. Hnlse, deceased, has filed In th Coun ty Court of Union. County, 'Oregon, her final account In th administra tion of said estate and said court baa set Monday the 4th day of October, A. P., 1909, at t o'clock p. m., as th urn for hearing' wu tovvuui wiu lii; objections thereto.' ' ; ; . MART O. HULSE,' , i8-l?0-27-:M Executrix. Gaarantoe4 Pablie Laid Scrip. '" Th C. 73. Ttowers Co Miles City, Mont,' agents for Northern Pacific Land Scrip, will select tor you any vacant, non-mineral, - government land. Writ them for particulars. v Fapers Wanted. " The La Grand Evening Observer of the dates of Sept 6, 13th and 19th. Those who may have them will con fer a favor for which we are willing to pay, by delivery of same to this office. " . Labor Banks Favored, SAN RAFAEL. Calif,. Oct. 7. A proposition to form saving banks un der the direct control ot labor ur- Kaulftilioh&r.wa'sa' feature of the reso lutions adopted today by the aiat.t federation of labor convention. -The resolution cited the failure of the Chicago labor bank but declared thero were reasons why California labor ; organizations should handle their own funds, and members of the committee were Instructed to draw plans for presentation at the next convention of the federation. ' Decision Tonight NEW YORK, Oct. 7. William Ran dolph Hearst will announce whether he will run for mayor late this af ternoon at a meeting of the notifi cation , committee. Republicans ju bilant at the prospect as they pre dict they will carry the city If Hearst enters and spits the Democratic vote. Tammany chieftains are worried. LOST--One small white fluffy kitten, - three black spots on back. Reason abte reward. , Bertha Natlno. Pas t time theatre. (0-fl-6t) ;yjiv DR. M. P. rMENDELSOHlT XpCCTOB OF OPTICS. Is permanently located at U5 Adams . avenue, opposite postoffllce. i Never hav 1 had the connection between headaches t and i y strain brought, home to m more forcibly than during, this woek, 3. ;-. 'Ou of the cases thai have visited m during th past few days, over a dozen hav com because of severe headaches, and this although their vision was perfect or nearly so. . ..Xbey, felt that eye strain must he at the bottom of the trouble, and so came in order ihni, alier the wuai ctref ull scientific testing, glasses might be supplied, and the cause of all th trouble removed. If jo saffef from headaches, If the print Mars ; when rekdlng, If yoa cannot sew r knit as one yon 414 t is certain that eje strain Is present, . Why should you wa-t to worry along with bad eyes and suffer head- aches and other disorders, which are caused by eye slraln? when Dr. Hen delsohn will give you eailre relief for a comparative small cost and guaran tee satisfaction n every respect. Dr. Mendelsohn Is endorsed by all of the physicians of the city and all the leading occullsts of Portland. Every esse is seen by me personally. or some of mlfs tJ Pi 'mm. phone to the City Grocery and Bakery, ' ElPOLACK.'Pnp , : Bell Phor.e, Main 75 Independent 241 I K Place your orders for coal, future r immediate delivery. It you will give the fuel problem a lltt'.a constd aration, it will show - you that the early purchaser will save roonejV Take advantage of th storage rates. FEED New alfalfa hay now In. Buth phones Main 6. Grande Rnda v .... ..'.'.., Cash Cc 0 too SIM BiZZ i 1 H ) iciaJ The cauEf) of all skin diseases can be traoed to bc:us humor or acid in the blood; the cuticle Is always healthy whore too circulation is freo fro-n. Impurities. .-Wiion the blood la infected with acrid cr unhealthy matter it cannot perform its natural work of nourishing tho ckin. regulating its tem perature nntl prosnrvinir its normal eoftnoss, pliability and healthfulnss. .itr,ii.nu ji- ii-.u-.u .'3 ttau uuiiames uo U3jucato uiircs ad tissues around t1i3 pcrcs rr.d !;.r.d3 find produces soma of t!io mxty forma of skin disonsn. The itching und stinging so often accoinijanyi-ii? skin affections are produced by the acposit from tha blood of tho acrid humors. with, niiiiph it. fliir, i into the 8?scltive membranous flos'a lying Just btnenth ths outer cover In p and surrounding the countless nerves, poros and glands. ThU explains whr scratching tho outer skin atford3 no relief from the itching and burnirr. 3. S.S. cures Skin Diseases of every character by purifying the blood. Is ' 033 dow-a i.itJ tho circulation aal romovos tho humors or acids which ars causing tho trouble, builds up the wdj..:, ccrid blood, and pirmansntly curj vcry varisty cf cUin afleotion.' Local apP ications can only soothe; thev never euro because they do not reach the blood'. H. S. S. goes right into th't circulation, roaches the trouble and cures it ly :v -ias tho cause. Boo': an Skin Diseac33 and any medical adv'jo fro ta cM v ' w-ite. ire swirr c?rcir:3 c:., Atlanta, ca. ' E-RU-8A THE OJTLT LAWFUL FILE x , Because it does not contain narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or any poisonous drugs. Because E-IiU-SA cores piles. U. & Dispensatory recommends every Ingredient of E.BC-8A. Drug laws usJm "false o? silsleadlnr sUtemenU" a crime. Thrfor th sal of all oil or nar eotle pile medicines la illegal because they effect tha brain and spinal narrow; produc constipation and never cur. Only druggists ol highest standing sell and endors 2.U8A. i v I1TESTE02JS'S FAMILI DKUG SttS. 1 VEHAVESECURED SHERMAN CLAY'S full line of 'IAN0S and ORGANS The musical instrument that sells strictly for one price to everyone Scott Mznssc C0 t )
