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pp imTr REMIND US THAT REAL WINTER, WEATHER WILL 8005 BE
HEBE AND TOU WILL MED WARMER COVERING.
A Saving Just at The Time You Need it Most
iVJ?-"1? E1ELT AIfD GET THE CD0ICE 0F 0Fn LAE0E ASSORTMENT,
IS, J?.?. DE B 5E WEEK -BEGHSKG OCTOBER 25TH, SPECIAL PRICES BELOW
OCR ORDINARY LOW PRICE OX EYERY BLANKET AND COMFORTER IX THE 8 TORE.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS
An excellent line In all color, and grades raiging In prlcefrom $2.50 U f 12 50 ecial
This Week.
Price
WOOL-NAP BLANKETS
A new thing In blankets. The surface Is of fine wool while the body Is of cotton. Combines the
good qualities of both cotton and wool blankets. Regular Prices are $2.09. $2.5) aid $3 M Spec
!al Prices This Week.
Cotton Fleece Blankets
All prices, wights and tolors from the light weight blanket at 73c a pair to tb.3 extra heavy
blanket at $2.50 pair. Special Prices This Week.
COMFORTERS
Our line embraces all the latest for the money that we can buy. We hare them In both 'cnttnn
and wool padded from $1.25 to $5.50. Special Prices This Week.
Complete line of Indian Robes. Slumber robes; Crib Blankets etc. at special prices this week.
Belter Buy Blankets Today
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DECIDE ON
ONE OF THE IMPORTANT MATTERS
TO BE DECIDED.
Apple Show Has Vast Importance
Apple World.
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Our Work
Pleases
It you have never Lad H. L. WINN
clean, press, dye or repair your
clothes, give him your "next order. ,
Ladies' Silk and Net
Waists a Specialty
Phone, BlacV Fl and lad. 411. In Vx
rear of C. C. Pennington's clothing
store.
WEAK, WEABY WOXEN.
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
Eud 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 Yeck, of Elgin, Ore.,
says: "I have known of the merit of
Doan a Kidney Puis 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 8at 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 50o.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
One of the important business mat
ters to come up at the meeting of the
Commercial club directors tonight is
the arrangement for Li Grande's
part in having a county exhibit at the
National apple show la Spokane when
ithat event opens on November 15.
While the primary purpose of the
apple 6how is to establish a standard
! to assist growers in the culture and
j marketing of the fruit and to create
and to supply the increasing demand
for the apple, it is desinged also to
) bring together the growers and the
nen who handle the products of or
jchardsin a commercial way, with a
view toward greater deveiopement of
j the industry.
Another object is to demonstrate to
i the people of the west the possibili
' ties of intelligent intensive cultivation
iand to show theEast and North and
j South thevalue to the whole country
1 of this deveiopement.
j Professor H. E. Van Denman of
I Washington D. C, head of the board
, of judges, will be assisted by H. M.
j Duniap of Savoy, 111., presiding judge
j of the first show last year; Professor
V, J. Green chief horticulturist of
j the Ohio Agricultural college exper
iment station;. George J. Kellog of
Lake Mills, Wis and A. Hosier of Mo
sler, Ore., and many others", all active
In the commercial points of apple cul
ture. They will make their awards
under a liberal interpretation of tho
scoring rules and regulations of the
American Pomologlcal society.
The managinent has arranged a pre
mium list, offering $23,000 in prizes,
Including the sweepstakes of $1500 in
the carload class, which carries with
it the title of apple king of America,
for exhibits ranging from a full car
of fiSO boxes or 210 barrels to a single
plate of apples in 20 classes, with the
conditions governing various exhibits
sufficiently wide to make the compe
tition international in character.
There will be more than 2,00,000 ap
ples. Including standard varieties
from the foremost ' commercial or
chard districts of the entire country.
It is truly worth while for Union
county and La Grande to take an ac
tive part In this apple show.
HOWARD HEATING
Ihi'SUy Satisfactory "JUivse
STOVES
Howard wocd and coal grates will burn
:iier wood or coal
burn either wood or coa'
' igh grade goods at the pr
that a high price guara ,
mistake in buying a range,
are priced high or even
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ouilt! You have a right
SOME SPECIAL MONARCH FEA
TIRES
Polished Tup.
Needs no stove blacking.
Duplex Draft .
The only common-sense draft '
system in use.
Complete Asbestos Lining. '
A triple wall at every point
exposed to heat.
Have wood and c' ra.e
No one expects to r trl.
of "cheap stuff," bu x u.t it
tees high quality. Don 1
Many ranges of ordinal a -
higher than the lncomp l
WHEN YOl '
Find out what it Is made 01
- w v wm iiui
"Our range Is a fuelsaver a' perfect baker," and stops Mere,
casta a reflection on your intelligence. If these things are
true of any range, there is a reason for it a reason you can
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.e iron and steel
plates are riveted solidly together, insuring a tight range for
unlimited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seams
are possible only in ranges where Malleable iron Is used. We
vuu uuw ju mw usm. Bona construction !3 necessary
everything you want most in your new range prompt
service iour me an 1 iuei economy,
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO
GARDEN CITY
C1RLSUBP0EHA
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IMIST TESTIFY AT 1ILR 1.0 V IK'S
OMAHA TU(L.
to
sure
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jturei her shot gua, in the use -,f
which she is said to be exceedingly
proficient, loaded it with sluga a-il
waited for the aproach of the men.
When the night riders first appro h
ed the Freitz home, they demanded 4 1
mittance and upon being refused "hit
secured an axe from the woodshed and
battered in the door. George FrU'U,
who is an invalid, confronted them 'r
the hallway an was about to be sVnl
by the gang, when the daughter st 1
ped Into view with her repeater sh t
gun at her shoulder and demanded 'ill
hands up. The night riders knew tti t
she meant business and woul fir- jfr
long as a charge remained In the
weapon, and so throwing up thar
hands they quietly backed from in?
open doorway. The young lady follow
ed them, driving them bt-fore her un
til the highway was rained. It is sup
posed that It wa sthe Intention of the
night riders totake Freitz out aO
whip him for some Imaginary wroa j.
SUSPECT IS SILENT.
and relieved the night ajtent nf S
$12,000. persists In declaring his 1 U
The police claim that they have se.
cured sufficient evidence, to couTict
Howell, who steadfastly maintains his
Innocence. They Bay that Howeii
who has been in Jail since the 20th b
gan to spend money lavishly the dar
following the robbery, whereas he pr
viously eked out a bare living.
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Will Not Admit that He stole From
Great Northern Express OAice.
Seattle, Oct. 29. Althonjh oii j
constantly under the sweating of the j
Seattle police, Charles D. Howell, the
railroad , watchman who is a prisoner '
In the county jail tnder the charge of j
having held up the Great Northern Ex-1
press Office on the night of October 10
Notice of Intention to Improve Street
To whom it may concern: N0tice
is hereby given that after the expira
tion of ten days (10) from date, the
council will order the improvement of
Greenwood street between Adams ave
nue to the North line of the right of
way of the O. R. & N., company, by
building a board sidewalk five
wide on the west aide thereof. Q
And also by building a board side
walk five feet wide on the east side of
the said Greenwood street, frcm said
north line of the O. R. & N., company
right of way, to the south side of s.
avenue, all within the City of La
Grande, Oregon, said walk to be built
at the expense of the property owners
according to the plans and specifica
tions for walks as provided by the
ordinance of the city, and to be" com
pleted on or before th er:: w
December, 1909.
La Grande, Oregon. October 28th
1909. " '
The Common Council of the City
of La Grande, ......
D. E. COR, Recorder.
(02S-N9.)
MM- ..-a . yi-tw: SILK'S A SIREN!
m an express ti that Is a: way heard at eight of a
w;i dere ,d woman. If you are flat-chested,
vich lil undeveloped, a Brawny eck. thin, lefia
arm- remark will never be applied to you.
"SIP . wafers will make you beautiful. Wi.fh.
m fhey DEVELOP THE BUST in a week from
I to Inches and produce a fine, firm, voluptuous
bosom. They rill out the hollow places, make the
erm handsome and well modeled and the neck
and shoulders shapoly and of perfect contour.
Send for a bottle today and vnn'ii , i
tft 6" T b80,utely harmless pleaaaM to take, and convl8nt
to carry around. Thaw 1
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Flour, Poultry Supplies and Wood
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Omaha, Oct. 29. Miss Alice Evans !
'f Waha Walla' who is reported to be !
the fiancee of Grigware, one of the !
tr.cn recently implicated in the Union"
Pacific hold up, will be brought here !
to testify in the trial of her lover.
Miss Evans recently visited Grigware's
mother at Spokane.
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Nlph Riders Active.
Lexington, Ky Oct. 29. The daugh
ter of George Kreitz, armed wlth a
double barreled Bhot gun, last night,
drove away forty night riders when
they crushed in the door of- her fath
er's home in Mason county.
The night riders first attacked the
home of Benjamin Longnecker, who
lives a short distance from the Freitz
home, shooting several times through
the windows and doors, and narrowi.i
missing several members of the fam i
who were sitting down to their supper
when the attack came. Longnecker re
turned the fire and the night riders re
hired before his markmanship. In ili !
meautime the firing had beeu heanl rt
the Freitz home and tha rinn.,.
Burglary, Theft and Larceny
Insurance
, , , IB POLICY COt EBS
til TS, gdS f nd Pmonal affects belonging ot y mtmr of
the family or guest, against loss by burglary, theft , i,!,!, !
eluding thefts by servants .,r other la
ALSO COVERS DA HICK
wSic?' v BB4.rtb" Allow, alx month, racan.
RATES FOR A TEAR.
. . rrhat R8,dences " Apartment Honsefc
H.000, $12,0; $2,000, $22,0; ,3,000. $30.00; $4,035.00; $5,000. $40.
Each Additional $1,000-$5.00
SUblefc
Each $1,000
Tacant bouse, (plumbing rfcta and'aamaVe U 'io
$10.00
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