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H. W. Vincore of Perry Is a busi
BeB visitor In the city today.
Earn Wade the well known RUxk
man of "Enterprise Is transacting
lusint&s ia La Grande today.
W. P. Rankin of. Enterprise"was a
business visitor in La Grande the
early part of the week. .
Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly Is speurt
'Vf the day with "icr W.ztsr, :.rz
J'rnnk O.'Hare, a$ Pendleton. ' '
John Anthony a prospers ri'izu
of Kcndowa is a business vli.tr iu
l.a Grande this week: ' : ' 1 ; !
who have been visiting with relatives!
at Enterprise' and Joseph, nave re
turned to their homes In this valley.
W. H. rave8. who has 1een visit
ing friends ' and ' relatives 1 la- La
"Grande has returned to bis home In
Enterprise. ' . . .
It is expected that the funeral of
the late Mr. Ferris will be held Sun
day, however no word lias been re
eived from the distant Telatlves. -
Mrs. Chester Hansen, who has been
quite 111 with a severe attack of ap-,
pendicltls Ib tx be able to be up and
-around today. The osteopath physic
Ian in eharge of the case reports
quite tavorable.
Mrs. George Ackles arrived from
Portland last evening "to look alter
business Interests. Mr. and Mrs. Ack
les like their new Tinmn ntiite wall
but "there is no place like old " La
' Grande." . -
- Tonight the ball given by the Rescue
' Hose Company No. 2 should be lib
erally patronised. Our fire fighters
have saved this city thousands of
dollars. Here is an opportunity to
show at least one dollar's worth of
anpreciation. Buy a ticket.
Dr. Moore the osteopath returned
Monday from Portland where he at
tended the meetings of the stats med
leal board of which he is a member
Sixty-seven doctors took the exam
ination for licenses and Dr. Moore's
part to examine .them in physi
ology and history; ' ; : . '.
DELEGATE
TO EUGENE
IS SUBJECT MATTER FOR ' COM
ING MEETING LOCALLY
Local Merchants Mill meet Informal.
ly: Sunday, afUmoou at 3.
Ejection of a delegate to the state
convention of the Oregon Retail Gro
cers will be held at the club parlors
JCxt Sunday afternoon at three
o clock when all of the members of
the Merchants Protective associac
ion, is to meet. The actual election
may not take-place at that time but
the plans and discussions as to send
ing n delegate. to .Eugene where the
association meets on the 27 of .Tun.
will take place. It is important that
aU be there ; then, j t , , .;
BltYAN MAKES
STATEMENT
Lincoln, Nebraska, Jan. 14. Will:
lam J. Bryan In the Commoner to
day says: "President Taft's message
relating to the Sherman anti-trust
law is formal notice to the people
that they have nothing to expect in
the way of trust busting at his hands
in this administration and is a re
assurance to the trust magnates that
he holds the American consumers
within the hollow of his hand."
Throughout the message bristles
with phrases and forms of argument
with protests so familiar in circles
where trust magnates are mostly defended.
he asked to be allowed to explain
away, the charges that have been
made against his honesty tj contend
ing that no matter how many people
went over the lands examined by
bim, or how many reports had been
made no default could be made to
the findings of his recommendations
made by him to the general land of
fice, because they were true. And
he contended that they were Just as
honest as they were true. '
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The Kaffee Klatch will be entertain
ed this evening at the home of George
Palmer '; with Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
Guy Byrkit as hostesses.
The Current Topic Club was enter-
lattieu this afternoon nt the . home
of Mrs. Mary E. Kirk in South La
Grande.
The a WL A. of the M. E. S. S. will
hold a special meeting this evening
at the home of George Currey on the
corner of Fourth and "Main avenues.
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.
There Will Be a Meeting of the Com
mercial Club Directors Xext '..
' . . Jlonday Evening. '. .
DC. H, P. MEXDELLS0H5
DOCTOR OP ePTICS '
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Alfred Carlson and David Dunlap are
' Injured Dandling Legs. .
. .PERMAXEXTLI LOCATED AT
1105 ADAMS ATEA CE, OPPOSITE
THE POSTOFFICE.
My new method of instantaneous
sight testing is endorsed by the high
est medical authorities.
Twenty-nine years experience In hand
ling difficulty cases ought to " make
some difference, Notwithstanding
modern methods employed In exainiu
In; the eye, no extra charge Is made
for this service. Glasses are so moder
ate in price that anyone can. afford
them, and you. can rest assured that
they will not be recommended unless
they are needed
Some Symptons of Serioat eye trouble
Dimness of vision. : 1 J ' :
Seeing spots, specks, etc., daate bef
ore the eye, . , , . , . .
i ne atmospnere seems smoky ana
foggy '.. ' :;' '
Seeing better some days than ethers
'eelng better sideways than straight
abend (,,V .'' ' ' V-""1',"
Seeing better In the eventag or raorn
" ing than at midday
Seeing objects double or auiltiipUed
Seeing a halo or circle about a light
Pain In or about the eye
Constant or perlodocal headeches
The doctor, la endorsed by all of
the leading oculist of Portland and
all of the physicians in La Grande
, The entire problem lies In these
three words Rightly fitted leases.
TOUR CASE WILL NOT PUZZLES
:; DR. MENDELSOHN ; i .
and he guarantees satlfaetjoa la every
. .; respect , '.'
Office hours from 9 to 12 and from
1 to 5. By special r.DnoIntmente in the
evening. ' ''
Two accidents occurred among the
employes of the Palmer Lumber Co.,
to their logging yards yesterday.
' In the fore noon Alfred - Carlson,
while unloading logs had the mlsfnrt-
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udd oi naving oow leei severely injur n til F Nf Jlfffff '
d and In the evening David Dunlap ! Uf . l. U. iTjCtUf lclfl
was struck on the knee resulting in
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can eat . '
Eat what your stomach craves, with
out the slightest fear of indigestion,
or that yon will be bothered with sour
risings, belching, gaa . on stomach,
heartburn, headaches from stomach,
nausea, bad breath, water brash or a
deling like yon had swallowed a lump
of lead or other disagreeable miseries,
should you be suffering now from any
tomach disorder you can get relief
vithln five minutes. , (
If you will get from your pharmacist
i 50 cent case of Pape's Dlapepsin
ou could always go to the table with
A hearty appetite and your meals
would taste good, because yc-i u!i
know there wouM be r.o Y.it '.: .1
or sleepless nights, nor Laii-clies cr
Btoraach misery all the next Cay; and
besides, you wouLi not .necj laxatives
or liver pills to keep your EtcmiCi.
and bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Dlapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist and contains r.ort
than sufficient to thoroughly cure tts
worst case of Indigestion or dypesbs
There Is nothing better for gas oaths
stomach or sour odors from the stom
ach or-to cure a stomach headache.
You couldn't keep a handier or isore
useful article In the house.
Painless dentistry
a painful injury. Both men were re-
nd Dr. Moliter atteuded to their ta-l Cf3ndc Clonal Bank Bldg.
luries. f v nBotti Phones ,-
imiiiiiii mini 'nimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-ii
Bessille Herill as "Jack of Hearts" in
' - "The Land of Nod." V
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STOMACH FEEL FINE.
Indigestion, Gas, Hcrtburn, and , All
, Stomach Misery Yanlshes. :
Nothing will remain undigested, or
sour on your stomach If you will take
a'.litle Dlapepsin . each morning. This
powerful digestive and antacids tho
ugh as harmless and pleasant as can
dy will dlgeBt and prepare for asslm-
ilation into the blood all the food you
my oaiung w
always Buccessiui
always, use t
.OLTOPHC FILHJnn jl
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Olympic Flotjr is madis from
Carefully selected I HorthweBteni
wheat, thoroly cleaned and eeoTirpd
by the most modern methods known.
All the , nutritious qualities of tlie
wheat are retained and it reach eb you
clean and pure and wholesome. If your,
dealer can't supply you, writeua andwe'U
tell you who can but don t take any ;
other than OlympiCr-insist upon iu
"there
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FUXLTuliloUMjnA
AT YOUR GH CHITS'
Bombay Says He Is Honest.
Portland, Ore. Jan. 14. Captain 8.
Bombay, former Oregon forest sup
erintendent, who Is tottering with
age and palsied with illness, furnish
ed the only . feature of the Dinger
Hermann trial today, when he plead
ed plteously for vindication from
the criticisms that has been heaped
upon him during the past five years,
because of his connection with the
Blue Mountain reserve case. During
the cross examination by the defense g,
With all of the pomp and magnitude that has tlways
f , v Characterized is brilliant Success ' ' .
SAMUEL E. ROBE'S SPECTACULAB PROD
UCTION OF THE BRILLIANT MUS
ICAL EXTBAVANZA ' '
; A STAGE FULL OF PEOPLE
And an amazing array of superb costumes, scenery
and electric affects
Steward Opera House
a at. Jan.
MOBE SONG HITS AND NOTABLE FEATUBES
THAN IN ALL SIMILAR PBO
DUCTIONS COMBINED
The Card Castle
The Peppermint River
The Sandman's Palace
The Magic Mirror
The Dancing Dolls
HEAR
Lady Love
The Same Old Moon
Bonnie Brier Bush
Culd Learn to Love You
How Was I to Know
PBICES NIGHT: 50c to $1.50 Matineer 25c to $1.
Children under 12 years of age 25c to all parts of the
house at the matinee. Seats on sale at Van Buren's
Thursday morning.
I Aiotfe
Sale i
The great half price sale just closed, by us cer
tainly was a hummer. The good people of
Grande and vicinity have shown us by their
very liberal patronage that they If now real bar
gains when thny see them. We appreciate
this and to show it we are opening - . -
For Week of January 10 to 15 Another Big
LADIES SnOES
A fine assrtment of odd pairs from
boken lines, $2.50 to $3.25 value, your
choice for .. ,. ..... ...... .. ..
LADIES MUSLI2T GOTTJiS
pt Special1 Bargaifiis
$1.38
75c to 85 c value
Ladles muslin drawers, 60c to COr. val
ue
39c
MEAS V0EK COATS
A great big lot of all hlnda from plain
ducklo leather and sheep skin lined
at less than manufacturer's cost
SEE WINDOW DISFLAY
- Mens outing gowns, 60c to 75c value
now
Mens fancy socks, 25c vaule
uuir ti tea
12 1-2
In addition to the above we have many other special
prizes that await your calling
The Temple of Economy
OPKEA HOUSE BLOCK y LA 0HA1ID2, OEHaOII
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