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; i If cof fe does you harm there Is a causa find out what it is may be that it is not the right kind of coffee to start with, and again naybe that it was n
grouna propeny. we pnae ourselves in having t tejbest coffee in town ana when ground with our electric mill makes a fine cup of coffee.
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LOCAL .TIES, '
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George Wright of Enterprise is
transacting business In' the 'City:'
; Justice Spencer came over from
Union this morning on the . train,
W. R.' Klvette will go to Enterprise
tomorrow morning on a business
trip. ,
, Thomas Brailer of Union Is over
today .looking after business mat
ters. . " -; .
Editor Rciblrd of the wide awake
union Republican Is a county seat
visitor today looking: after business.
Special Agent McGulre, for the Gen
-era! land office Is tn La Grande to
day on routine business . .
Real Estate agent Slough, of Elgin
SILOOP AtGOP
pletes the cure before yon realise it
Accept only Pape'a Diuretlc-tm
cent treatment from any drug etor
i anywhere In the world. '
IN AIRSHIP
fwbool teachers is in Elgin today vlt
Itlng with ner Bister, ' '...
. Miss Irma Bean daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. V. Bean of this city is a
nor in North f owder-today.
. Mrs. C. N. Lewis is down from Hll
gard "visiting . with relatives and
I .'ends.. ..'" " ,v -Attorney
W. L. Patterson, a prom
inent renublican of Baker City, is a
T.nsfnpBS vlnitnr In La Grande today.
The funeral of the Jate IX J. Farris
will " be 'held tomorrow afternoon,, at
two o'clock from the familjf.,residpnce
in South La Grande.
All Master Masons are . hereby, no
tified that in their hall this evening
there will be work In the E. A. de
gree. ; :-"'" , .
Frank u. Scott,' formerly ot this
city, but now located in Twin 'Falls,
Idaho, is in the city visiting with his
mother and brother.
; Joe Williamson has reiurnod from
in the interest of the Grande Ronde
Meat company.'
Yesterday afternoon in ' K. of P.
" Hall the B.'L. J. and B. L. F. hold
' tbtir usual joint 'business meeting
Only routine matters were discussed.
Mrs. C. M. Haum left yesterday for
Salt La ke City to join her husband
i Ilty V. Ill lliHtU LiUIL l-itj IJlll IULU1CT
' H. 'A."' Thomas.' sunerlntendent of
' Wallowa county for the Home lude
;' peiidenC -Tclf-iiOwe Company, who hais
been east' for six . month undergoing
tn operation,'' has returned to, .t La
' ' Grande and will again asume his
duties iri' -'Wallowa county.
' ,f' f H.f t :'A.:; Thomas' an- employe of the
Home Independent Telephone Com
pany is' bon.e from a two months
... Tifclt. With relatives in Pontiac, Mich.
whe
telephone company. . ;
Mrs. -J.. B. Eaton expects to move
to Salem about March 1st, to re-
. main permanently. The ' Batons are
old time residents of this section and
will be missed." Mrs. Ilendershott,
Mrs. Eaton's mother will accompany
her to the capital Union Republican.
Los Angeles. Jan. 15. Will Louis
Pawlhan succeed, in his declaration
that he "will looq (he loop In the big
Faroam bi-plane? Though the French
man, who is his manager, formally
denied that the aerial wlzzard would
make the attempt, It Is persistants
rumored that he will make this haa
ardous attempt' The members of the
committee In whom Paulhan has con
flded, admitted today that he has to
his mind the attempt of a feat that
will either eclipse any oner fwt nvof
performed in an aeroplane or he
will meet Ills death rn the attempt
Edison, Victor1 and CoUmbta Phoi:
ographs and Records at Newlla Eoci
and Stationary Company. '
DE. M. P. MEXDELLSOnX
DOCTOR OPTICS
. .PEB3TASEXTLI , LOCATED A1
1105 ADAMS AYSUE, OPrOSITl
THE POSTOFFICE. . ..j
My new method of lnstantaneou
sight testing is endorsed by the high
est medical authorities. , ' ''
Twenty-nine years experience in hand
ling difficulty caseB ought to mak;
HAVE SOUND KIDHETS.
A Few Beset Vale Oat of Order Kid
'-..';- neji Act ri. I .
Out of order kidneys act fine snl
backake or bladder misery Is relieved
after a few doses of Papes DIurettv
Pains In the back, sides or loin,
rheumatic twinges, debilitating head
ache, nervousness, dizziness, sleepll-
ness, lnfianed or swollen eyelids,
worn outl feeling", and' many , other
symptoms ot clogged, inactive kidneys
simply vanish. ; . '"' ' i
,, FrequenJ, painful and ( uncontroll
able urination flue to 'a weak or Irri
tated bladder is promptly overcome.
- The moment you suspect any kid
ney, bladder or, urinary disorder or
feel rheumatism coming, . begin tak
ing this harmless, remedy, wjth i tha
knowledge that there Is no other med
Icine at any price, made anywhere
else In the world, which will effect so
thoroughly and prompt a cure as a
fifty cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic
which any druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes di
rect to the out-of-order kidneys, blad
der and urinary system, cleaning, heal
ing and strengthening these organs
and glands, and completes the cure
b-jfore you realize It . '
. ' - i t..-..,iL'.i,-.i.t, with - lPape'8
Diuretic means clean.-active, healthy
kiiiiieys, bladder and urinary system,
cleaning, healing . and strengthening
these organs and glands, and com-
1-wiU proeeed! at oucc'io Wallowa
are he will be employed by the
CLUB TEAM
PLAYS IMBLER
A home team consisting of Den
Scott. Childers, Corbett, Ivanhoe,
Earl3 and McKennon went to Imblor
today to play the club team from
that place. The Imbler team Is tV.e
cne which made such an : excellf-ut
showing against the L. D. S., term
In this city recently.
modern methods employed in examiti
ing the eye, no extra charge Is ma!
fcr till sen Ice. Glasses are so moder
ztt la 'price that anyone can ; affon
Hxsra, cad you can rest assured thai
they will not be recommended unles:'
they are needed . ."
Seme Symptong of Serious eye.tronbli
Dimness of vision." '
Seeing spots, specks, etc, dance ber
; ore the eye. : -t ; '' ' "'- ' -r-:- '
The atmosphere seems smoky f'anr
. foggy r.r . -.' ",;..-'--Seeing
better some days than other.
Seeing better sideways than straigbi-i
ahend ' - " - .
Seeing better In the evening or morn
ing than nt midday
Seeing objects double or multiplied
Seeing a halo or circle about a liglt
Pain in or about the eye
Constant or perlodocal headeches r , ,
The doctor is endorsed by, all ol
the leading oculist of Portland and
all of the physicians in La Grande
The entire problem lies in those
three words Rightly fitted lenses.
TOUR CASE WILL NOT PUZZLE
DR. MEXDELSOUX
and lie guarantees gatlfactlon In every
respect
. Office hours from 9 to 12 and from
1 to G. By special r.ppolntments in t'.if
evening. .. .
nt .(t-v--. i !irr- w i h j "7-: y "iiy-Damg ls
' -r l I 7r i -Mother, - i
I ' fhl ! W ff Oi1 Flotjb is made from Ke I j
' li 'f j j carefully selected Northwestern ;3outaTul$Lniw
i I h rt Iff wheat, thoroly cleaned and scoured ? . SICuIaCw' -
' M y x . t It the most modern methods known. JfTTw i
- U ,tlf ; AU .the nutritious qnauiea of the lfgJfiaiJRS' '
U litli , A vheat are retained and it reacheb you : iTt?TP
S Hi 4 11 'III ileftlerran'tKUDDlv von. writeus and we'll I -i',sw,Kr I ;
! I I itr 1 11 v tell you vho canbut don't take any I
' 4 - Si 1 other than Olympic insist uron it
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l' l , 1 w . V "there Isn't any Just li 'r . ? ! 4?? I
Dr.W. D. McMillan
Painless dentistry
La Grsnde HzWomV. Bank Bldg,
! Both Phones ' -.
..With all of the pomp and magnitude that has tlways
v :iZ .V?i , , Characterized is brilliant Success n " "
SAMUEL E.' SORK'S SPECTACULAR PROD
UCTION OF THE BRILLIANT MUS- r
ICAL EXTRAVANZA -
Opening Indian Reservation.
Butte, Mon. Jan. 15. "Rocky Boy
Indian Reservation in Northeast part
of this Btate will be thrown open for
settlement on March 31, was the an
nouncement that was made today .The
reservation comprises 1,400,000 acres.
A STAGE FULL OF PEOPLE
And an amazing array of superb costumes, scenery
and electric affects . .
Opera House
MATINEE
and
NIGHT
MORE SONG HITS AND NOTABLE FEATURES
THAN IN ALL SIMILAR PRO
DUCTIONS COMBINED
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v mj? at am
Cessllle Ilerli: as "Jack of Hearts" in
' V "The Land of Nod."
AT YOim GROCER'S
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Thegreat half price sale just clccecl by uscer-
tainly was a hummer. 1 he good people or
Grande and vicinity have shown us by their v
very liberal patrcnage that they know 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 ;
IADIES SHOES
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A fine assrtmcnt of odd pairs from
boken lines, $2.50 to $3.25 value, your
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
PRICES NIGHT: 50c to $1.50 Matinee: 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.
choice for
$1.38
LADIES MUSLIN COWXS
75c to 85 c value ' ' "S C
Ladles muslin drawers, COc to 00c val-
31 ENS', WORK, COATS
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A great big lot of all kinds from plain
duck to leather and sheep Bklu lined
at loss than manufacturer's cost
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
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Mens outing gowns, 60c to 75c valae
now ,. ............... .
45c
I
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39c
Mens fancy socks, 25c vaule
now , ....
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In addition to the abovee have many . other special
prizes that await your calling
Th Ppfes Store;
The Temple of Economy
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK , L& OEAIIDn, OICOOII