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L-TBUffi'S FRDERAL1-
U. S. Army Maneuvers (Es-
anay) , . . . ., . '
Passing Shadows (Vlto
''. graph) ' ; .,
Song fSweetest Way Hom,,
Three Queens and a Jack
Fate Against I Jim (Patbe) .
BERT M. 8HER WOOD, Mgr.
Great Aide Sale at the Fair
:ur .solos people were busy all
t, LOCAL .Tf.MS.
V.C-
The first two ci
proved a great
serving the appreciative shoppers.
LADIES' SUIT SALE
C-ty C; tiro it; Let la tsLa Cts t
grlais Lis lisua.'
Why wait several days to get a
tew lent when you breh year a. I
am the only optometrist la Union
Covtty ao equipped i to duplicate
your knees tn less that three or four
days. I aa duplicate any lent in
few minutes without your prescrip
tion. OSlces over Newllas Drug Store.
HEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT ASK
ANYONE. '
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t Reimlar $17.50 and $18:50 Suits, Aisle Sale. $14.95
&z " - a
?20 and$22,50 Suits, Aisle Sale
"Ti!"!!"- , i ..f.2-A'' Jt:i
Walter L. Loth, ro 0. It.. & N. la
ei, b.i'i ru t . the service.
Hi jiran W, DrBcis has .resigned
ThTT-ss F. Fyan of Cove made tin:? j
h)ff -r( f.n iroor aere today. , j
Mrs.' Charles Cochran of La Grande
Is a gueet of the Hotel St, George.
1 Pendleton E. a s
Wm. Colder, a prominent timber
man from Baker, C'.ty Is Jn Vhe'.'dty
today on btrsiness matters -
K. Kivctte. tije: lumber, dealer,
is In Wallowa County today buying
Vrrlcr ard looking after tasinsss
matttrs. , ' '
Jo3 A. M'VpH cf Ccto In thai
cjtr tot?ir.. He gft vs indications point
to k-''. ?'VC" o.i m't; that there will
t. ,v-r,,tt ,3 yjfttln-? It vprvested.
- "'v:r.ff !o y. '"l3rrbard arrlYed j
br-o'7 ft"rwrn frcm a business
r'-t Vt Jo-vpV His family v:n not
return for-a few days yetv .
Mr." La Iar of Southern TlllnolB.
is here to locate if he can find some-
thing that nleaBes blm, and ft Is evl-i9 ' . - :-':'v-ir : ' C ''V'
dentfeo win.-: , -f -; . American uauco. regular t crisis
Conductor Fergus is back on the ;A ..'Sale ,"' -i ; - V !
Joseph run and Conductor Jack Hen-
lan. wnom ne "oumpeo," win ume .
f, Inmrlnii trotn 'fni a few llnVI nt i
least ? ; .. ? ' ' " v oi auu uo uoio i jvqb, wiw,
1 A'mons those who made homestead . AlSle Sale - J . ' " ,
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Jo,
$10.98
Alterations on above Suits Free, Fit Guaranteed.
S5.00 Fack Panama Dress Skirl, flse Sale, - $3.98
6.89
Wis
Ea fcj u aj v '..v5 J''1"
carpet. Eave til! t:e t st ..,
of the work ty gotUaa -tb Vmw
Hou Clearer. CStaus rv.4H.
from Boor to fcllirg. -Ori-Ms, icv
unbolfiterd Fartiturc, .L't-dulus.- Ct.i
Utns, etc thoroughly U:. )); . 'l
bolstering, mavaeez making ! U--.
nlture repaireing cly sm.l ii.'t;
dona. For estimates rail st
Street or Fbcne Ped 51". ,
5-Mt .J. m iovr.?Bv r
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Phone Blnsk 81
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$8.50 Vaue ladies' Short Coats, flsfe sale,3
20 and 2frct Ggfaea cfofi all colors, Aise sate
50 and 65c Values Mens wrk shirts Aisle sale
50 and 60c Jap silk all colors 27 m wide, Aisle sale
10c canvas Gloves mens Aisle sale ; -
0
17c?
W.00
i!
39c.
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35c latfjes Weckwear, Aisle sale.
42c 0
Jc
23c.
5 '
Celery Green Onions-
Spinaeb
II. H. Lettuce
Radishes
Head Lettuce
. RhubaiT)
5c
5. 1 .fau w nite Lawn" Shirt W aisis QO i
Aisie Sale r
I9c
Edvurd Hziza 2 00 Value House Dresses CJ OQ
living in Ba- A-A:slcr Sale' "; ' V tV
- Aisle Sale
applications today were
!a nattvn nf Annf rla now living in Ba
n ' colored Lawns, a great variety,
and Alba Clark ;o! TWty. . . - . g 2Q d 2g erade;Aise Sale
I Mrs. E. E. Bragg 1b one of the Jiob- ; , tCft , ; -
tesses at the o. a. c, annual bail oni Lonesdaie Muslin, regular 15C., . '
the 22d, but "her ; name . waB inad
vertently left oft the list published
Yesterday evening in the Observer. ; ,
At rinrV thn Tnve merchant is
UUaillCDS VIOllUI IUUQJ. .UIC w""i0. A
;er to the metropolis of the county
ice in a while to tell hlfl friends of
ove'a continuous growth and pros-
I5c
10c
A fine lot Ginghams, regular 16c,
. Aisle Sale :
Mens' Work shirtsj regular 60
and 65c, Aisle sale
canvass Gloves, regular 10c, l(
Aisle sale ;;;;; ; r; ' -"-J.
$h25 corsets, new, all sizes, '
: .; Aisle sale :
lie
39c
89c
childrens' and misses' Hose Aisle
sale
You will Find Here many other Bargains
which IVe Cannot Mention.
erity.. -yy ';:
5 Irwin D. Smuta and Walter' E.
Pratt of Allcel, were timber and
stone proof makers this , morning,
helping to make a very Btrenuous day
Jorlhe lerka at the land office.
. Ex-sheriff Adams . of Weiser and
Jim Jeffries a pioneer 'Tesident of
the same town, who are staying at
Hot Lake for a few days,; were In
the city, yesterday, the guests of A.
A. Iloberts. of McKennon, Pby ft
Roberts. . -'. " ',
W. C. Colder of Baker City Is tn
the city on business with local lum
bering Interests, , Hn Colder, re
mains at the Lake, where he will re
turn tonight and from there they
will go to Portland to spend a week.
Mrs. J. C. Hall and son are also at
the lake with Mrs. Colder.
.
Attorney "T. H. Crawford arirlved
home from. Portland this . mornlnir
While there, he and 11999 others wit
nessed Portland lace it to Oakland
In the opening game of the season
i Wm. FlBh and Chaa. H. Neuman of
Promise made final proof at the land
Tnff)ce' today. Ira J. Lively of Promise
al timber and stone proof
Genuine
I Thill WMU j
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BARGAIN
STORE
tions
A. 'V . O
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5c
10c
fjev Lines Added
, Having purchased theGcmcnt, Lime, Pfester, line of
0. F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to ffii al demands, v
in addition to cur regular FEE D ard FUEL business.
Just leceived Gar of freth alfalfa meal ard.a ar of
joal.
Both Phones- , . .
GRANDE R0NDE CASH CO.
Representative Jerry Rusk of Jos
eph Is in the city tbw afternoon, v"
F. D. McCully, the Joseph capital
ist, came to La Grande bn the after
noon train on business matters. ;
S. R. Waworth, the contractor, Is
over from Enterprise this afternoon
spend . few days with his family
here, ' ': '-5.
TO PATE SOUTH FIE.
Macadam 5ot Kind Wanted and Peti
tioners Are, Satisfied Sow.
was a
maker.
.c.oh stralr
K ' ' .. .-VI.
.: ' at SU'-r
Store. :'
ries with ice cream
ne'B Family Drug
in tbe city at-
T. U. matters
lay, expert In g !
to
tpn" Tn to .Elgin
P ..iirn n'jr tTnlon Sat
to . ',
' v.rdft'
Afprhants and Dronerty owners
along Fir street are not satisfied with
macadam pavement and last night at
the council meeting, asked that hard
surface paving be given them. Their
wishes were promptly complied with
and the petition Incidentally shows
that La Grande tax payers ire going
to make this a city of several paved
streets. . : .' ' . . , .
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,ironip.eootirtionfh:
f'"' . .... . ,;' ,m1 : '
Or. Wl D. WcA7llan
Painless Dentistry
"Grznde National Bank, Bldg.
BARGAINS
Farn Frtlt &ad Iaprtie laala.
The fUowlg will attract tk at
tention f Ut koine seeker.
80 aorea Improved, Cf icm na-
der cultivation ........... 13,000.
10) ftcrea ftll ImproTad, 1-1
mil from SnmmerrUle .... 8.B00
40 acres ail improved, tl-S
miles . from Summervllle ' .'. . .3,000
100 acres Improved, 40 nnder
cultivation ........ ........ 4.50C
40 acre adjoining Summervllle ;
choice fru't or nlfalfa land,
can be Irrigated. A bargain ,000
240 acres, well improved, nn
der culUfatlon.. Hay. gralnr
and fruit ....... ...... ......16.000
160 acre. 30 acres bearing or
chard, 30 acres new orchard,
all, apples ; 100 acres pas
ture. Terms on application
Choice stum? land, particular
ly adapted to fruit Industry.
3 to 5 miles from 8ummer-
. vQle. Per acre...... 112.60 to $10.
Timber and other property.
IJ. C. RrXEHART.
. .tal Estate SnmmerTille, . Ore.
Phones .
European Plan Only
Rooms 60c to $1.50
Firstclass Throughout1
SAVOY
MOTEL
ALFALFA HAY
We have just received: a quantity
of the BEST QUALITY
SEHHLIt
: r.-
Bear im mind that you will.,
get the best results with
Northern Grown Beeds, a
apted to this 'cliniate.'We
handle Lillly's seeds which
are best for. the West. ;
D. G. BRIGHOUX,
Proprietor.
ONE BLOCK FJOVf DtPOT
la Grande, O zgon
Waters-StochficH Produce Co.
FLOUR, EEED, WOOD
1410 Adams Ave.
GEORGE PALMER, Pres. W. L. BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cftitb. s
F. J. HOLMES. ice-Pres. SHERW OOD WILLIAMS, 2nd.Att; Cseh ...
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
U GRANDE NATIONAL UANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
United States Depository
Capital and Surplus $180,009.00
, Fully nine out of every ten esses of rneu
mati is simply rheumatism of the niua-
i'h . .'. '.' " """ J clea due to cold or damp, or chronic rheums
"Medicines that aid nature are always most , h. n3f f01
(uccemful. Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy tment ' All that ib needed to aflord re
acu on " I is idin. It l -cn. The cough, w-' tLe free application of Chamberlain's
Kl J ' , '.Bsopflihe Kecretionsand aids i Liniment. Give it a tna . Yoa.re certain
MtuiV in relwriug the tm to a healthy : to be pleased with the qmck relief which it
DIRECTORS
C. C. Penington
G. L. Cleaver
F. M. Byrhit
a.1. Meyers W. L. Bronholts
W. M Pierce
George Palmer
J j tislrrts:
vV. j. Chut "
With our ample resource.? and facilities we arm ren
der you efftetost service and handle "".-v :msint
in tcr entire Eathfactvti-
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