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FETDAT, OCTOBER 22, 1MX
Young Men:
There's a Difference
between these Ederheiraer-Stem clothes that are made
especially for you and other kinds that are sometimes sold you.
Too bad you can't see these clothes alongside some of the
makes you're shown when you go to buy a suit But we don't
have the ordinary kinds and you won't find garments of this
make anywhere else. ,
Three and a quarter yards of cloth
is usually supposed to be enough for a
suit. Ederheimer, Stein & Co., put 3f,
sometimes more, into theirs. '
It takes this much to make a coat
roomy and full chested, to give it plenty
of length and Idiom sweep, to .'get the
right circcc to the trousers.
'..Not, all. .clothes makers use enough
goods, to make clothes stylish. Eder
heimer, Stein cz Co., ' males cIotl)e$ right
and put in all tho material tliat is necked.
And they're', strictly Voting Men'
clothes. Made to keep you looking
young.
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THE QUALITY STORE.
RESUME RATE JIEARIXG.
Louinrille, Oct 22. A hearing is
scheduled to be held in this city to
day in the proceedings of the Florida
Railroad Commission against the
LoaisTille & Nashvelle to show cause
why a three-cent rate should not be
maintaintd in Florida. Previous
hearings hare been held in Florida,
and the last was terminated suddenly ,
when Sir. Farnum, an expert wit-;
ness, fainted in the witnes chair. '
A mas of testimony has been taken i
which is to be revieed by Jo ' j
pard In passing on the question a j
dissolving the injunction. It is ex-,
pected much more testimony will be ;
taken at Louisville, as the cross-examination
of Mr. Farnum is still to
be completed, and the railroad will
put several witnesses on the stand.
(Continued Frora Pace One.i
for La Follette reception and also for
forming the permanent union were
appointed: J. W. Knowles, Charles
Cochran, Turner Oliver, John S. Hod
gin, George Cochran, T. H. Crawford,
S. V. Ivanhoe, J. F. Baker and J. D.
Slater.
After the meeting was called to or
der Judge Knowles was chosen tem
porary chairman -and Charles Coch
ran temporary secretary. These offi
cers were made the temporary officers
of the organization of the Car Assoc! a
tion. The next meeting-will be held
immediately after the Wallowa term
of court upon three days notice from
the temporary president. At that time
at lthe attorneys of the county will
be invited to be present to participate
! In the permanent organization.
One of the particular plans for the
! Bar Association ; mentioned at the
meeting this afternoon was the forma
tion of a count law library. SiVeral
of the attorneys present told of coun
t ylaw libraries In other parts of the
country and the sentiment seemed to
prevade the meeting that such a li
brary would be an excellent thing to
start The general Improvement of
matters pertaining to the Interest of
the lawyers of the county Is the ob
ject of the association.
Our Work
Pleases '
If yon bar never tad IL L. WINN
clean, press, dye or repair your
clothes, give him your next order.
Ladies' Silk and Net
Waists a Specially
Ptone, Blach ffl and lnd. 411. In ta
rear of C. C. Pccnicgton's clothing
store. .' -
WEAK, TVEABI WOMEN.
Leant the Cause of Bally Woes and
End Them.
When the back aches and throbs.
When housework Is torture.
When night brings no rest nor sleep
When urinary disorders set In.
Woman's lot Is a weary one.
There is a way to escape these woes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cures such
woes.
Have cured thousands.
Read this woman's testimony: '
Mrs. Putman Teck, of Elgin, Ore.,
says: "I have known of the merit of
Doan's Kidney Pills for a long time.
When suffering from an attack of a
lame back accompanied by pains in
my kidneys I procured this remedy
and began its use. If I sat long the
pains were always more severee and
I felt languid and dizzy upon first aris
ing In the morning. Doan's Kidney
Pills removed the backache regulated
the passages of the kidney secretions
and benefitted me in every way."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York
Hole' agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
SSI
Hanging At Salem.
Salem, Oct 22. Math Jancigaz was
hanged at noon today. He was con
victed for the murder of Mary Smeker
of Oregon City, November 20th, 1908.
ELGIN FAIR IS
OPENED TODAY
Stop!
Look!
ListenI
Mr. Dtesserl
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I!SUy S&tUittory "Live,
HOWARD HEATING
STOVES
SOME SPECIAL MONARCH
. TIRES
FEA-
Pollened Top.
Needs no stove blacking.
Duplex Draft. -
The only common-sense
Kystena In use.
draft
t ouipMe Akbetitos Lining.
A triple wall at every
exposed to heat.
point
Howard wood and coal grates will burn
either wood or coal
Have wood and coal graces and burn either wood or coal.
No one expects to buy strictly high grade guoda at the price
of "cheap stuff," but some think that a high price guaran
tees high quality. Don't make this mistake in buying a range.
Many ranges of ordinary construction are priced high or even
higher than the Incomparable Monarch.
W1IEX TOU BUT A RANGE
rind out what it Is made of and how builtl You have' a right
to know these things. Any man Belling ranges who says,
."Our range la a fuelsaver a perfect baker," and stops htere,
'casts a reflectioi on your Intelligence. If these things are
true of any range, there is a reason for It a reason you caa
see and understand a reason you have a right to know be
fore buying.
We can show in a Monarch range exactly why It does what
we claim. Come and see how the Maleab.a iron and steel
plates are rivetod solidly together. Insuring a tight range for
unlimited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seans
are possible only In ranges where Malleable iron Is U3ed. We
can show you how tight, solid construction is necessary to
everything you waut most In your new range prompt, sure
service long life an.l fuel economy. '
W. H. BOHNENMMP CO
SPLEXDID ARRAY OF FRUITS
CHIEF FEATURE.
IS
Games, Dancing and Mnsie to Enlhca
Thme Occasion.
Elgin, Oct 22. Today marked the
opening of the apple show. The chief
feature of the show Is to be the ex
hibits themselves. While there Is good
music, dancing and games scheduled
for the event, the attention of the
people Is to be directed to the won
derful exhibits being made. The dis
plays are excellent end the attend
ance is large. A record crowd is ex
pected tomorrow. Many from outside
points are here. Cove high school will
play Elgin tomorrow.-
WILL COrPER CIRCUIT SOON.
Home IudepcndentTelophone Has
Wire Coming-Will Build on
., Valley.
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Superintendent S. D. Crowe of the
Home Independent Telephone Com
pany has been in the city from La '
Grande for several days, looking After )
the interests o fthe company. WHilo
here he stated that work would " be !
commenced at once on a line to th9 1
Lower Valley where the resldeits !
have beon clammoring for telephone I
communication for the past two years j
or more, says the Wallowa Sun. He
also states that the wire Is on the !
way to copper the circuit of the main j
line from La Grande to Joseph p.nd
that the work of installing it will
be commenced within two weeks.
FIT YOU AS SO OTHER
CATS, FOR OUR CLOTHES
ARE STELVBLOCn MADE,
ACCEPTED HERE ASD IX
LOXDOX TOWJT.
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1CT QUICKLY.
Delay has been Dangcroa u
Grande. 1
Do the right thing at the righ h,
Act quickly In times of dang'r "
Backache Is Kidney danger.
Doans Kidney PiUs act quick! i
Cures all distressing. dang ' I
Kidney ills. j
Plenty of evidence to prove tb!t
Mrs. S. J. Atchison, 213 S. Baer
Baker City, Ore., says: "I have ka0v
the value of Doan's Kidney Pin, t)
years and they have long been a
dard remedy In our household. t)
ed them for a weak and painful bac,1
accompanied by a bearing -col
pain In the hips. My kidneys er!
much disordered and annoyed '
both day and night At times my hi f
ached so severly that It really "felt r r .
If it would split and I was oftet t..'
dizzy that I had to take to my . v !
until the attack passed away, r
suffered from rhuematism and ml
ankles became badly swolleo. a
last Doans Kidney Pills were brouqh'!
to my attention and I procured a np
ply. They helped me from the tint
and by the time that I had taken IV?
contents of three boxes. I was fnJ
from kidney trouble. There has bLJ
z.z ZTyiuu ui a return and I conse-r I
quently praige Doan's Kidney Puig ttt
every opportunity."
' For Bale by air dealers. Price jflt.
. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New
1 York, sole agents for the PnlteJ
States. .. . ., -;r"v. ,
Remember the, name Doan'-n!
ifake no other. ' "
-ouce or unai settlement U
Notice is hereby given that Willfam
McBeth, executor of t he estate of
! Duncan McBeth. deceased, has filed
his final account In said estate In the
county court of the State of Oregon
for Union county and that the Hon.
J. C. Henry, judge of saldcourt, has
appointed Thursday, November 18th,
1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
at the court house In La Grande,
Union county. Oregon, as the time
and place for hearing objections
thereto and the settlement thereof.
WM. MC BETH
Executor of said estate.
R. H. LLOYD, Attorney.
Oct. 21-28-4-llrl8. '
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APPLE PICKERS WANTED At o
apply to I. Bonsel. Frn!td,ale. Phoni
Farmers 93.
oni
FOR RENT The J. W. Snodgross
home, 804, Fourth street Enquire at
premises. 10-22-28.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 16-h. p.
Franklin auto for sale or will ex
change for city property. A. V. An
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Do your eyes trouble yon wha
reading or studying, efter nightT Do,
you have headaches or dlzzyness or
irritated smarting or watering y
or granulated lids? Do you get sick
riding? All of these ailments art
caused by the eyes being out of
shape, too long or short (near or far
Ight), uneTenness of ' the front or
cornea, (Ostlgmatlsm of the eyes, al
so by the effects of age, which causes
our near point of vision to farther and j
farther away each year after te,x
yrs of age- till finally we have fj
Put on glasses to bring It back to
convenient distance.
It you have any of these troubles
call on me, I will furnish glasses, ths
most up-to-date styles and best ape-
; clally ground lenses at a price much
j less than the traveling opticians
j charge, and I giv your eyes a double
j test by different methods with differ
ent instruments, one test proves the
! other.
I guarantee all my work. I make,
no charge for testing where glasses
are not required or when I fit glasses.
Give me a trial and be convinced.
H. W. HEWITT.
Optometrist & Jeweler. I
1212 1-2 Adams ave.t La Grande, Orv
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