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LA GttANDE EVENING 0E3ERVEE SATURDAY. MAY 7. 1910.
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4 We have a large stock of second hand ranges
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4 ; Extra large six hole Universal Range, large C
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a oven,, hot water reservoir, nigh warming oven, just p
t. the range suitable for a large family, boarding f.
J house or logging camp.
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snap in a six hole Universal Range with res
ervoir and wrarming oven. In. splendid condition.
Almost as good as new. $35.00
- Second hand stoves in all sizes. You are sure
to find something that will suit you. Prices range
from $3.50 to $12.00.
Oil stoves in perfect order, with or .without
ovens, from $2.50 to $5.00. . . . ... . ..... . .
' Tf vnil want a nnw rnr(ra vera na-n fill Vin Kill in
, . The Elite 8-16, an up-to-date range, built on a scien
' . ; tific plan. ; Biz hole, l?.rge wprminrj avati; a. heautv at
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A large assortment of second - hand goods
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Furniture on Easy Payments
4Sa Francisco Motor Club's Annual Dill CUmb, March 30, one mile
I,' standing' start, 37 cars, ranging in price from $850 to $4000 and
0W.b8.tIme i-i time of : Mitchell Model R. ,1.15 1-5, winning
class event," also debating all ' but sli highest priced sars In free
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DITTEBRANT AUTOMOBILE GO.
i SUMMER VILLE
$1100 Cyf.; 30-35 ft. p. toadsfer, 2 o4 Pas
sengers $1350 CYL30-35 hp. Tourings Passengers
2009 6 CylSO h. p., Touring, 5 or 7 Passengers
PRICES F. 0. B. FACTORY
any one thinks that our national
makers take no Interest In
baseball or are so busy working
for Uncle .Sam that they cannot
find time to attend a game, then- they
have another guess coming. From the
president down most of them are
"fans". , ' ;.V , , Vx--
"Recently Vice President Sherman,
whose Tolce can be- heard half a mile
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when the home team wins a victory,
had set his heart on witnessing a big
Intercollegiate baseball game in Wash
ington, bat there were Important du
ties to prevent. 'Sunny Jim" told his
troubles at noon to some senate leaa
ers, and, being fans themselves,
they sympathized, with him. Why not
adjourn the session In time to let him
off? There was nothing very pressing
on just then anyway. .
No sooner suggested than " agreed to,
and at the agreed moment the senate
took an executive session , and then
adjourned Just In time : for the vice
president to be whisked away In his
auto to the ball park. ".
In the past baseball has made It al
most Impossible to . keep government
clerks at their desks, especially when
the home team was In the city. . This
year a new plan to regulate leaves of
absence has thrown a bomb Into their
midst, and there Is much wailing and
gnashing of teeth. . ,
They are telling a good story in
Washington Just now which discloses
the red tape that frequently binds our
officers. ' '
Several years ago Lieutenant Sturte
vant, who. Is still in the service, was
stationed at Mobile when one day. he
received a telegram ordering him to
proceed to Sitka, Alaska, : forthwith,
The officer was willing to obey the'
order; but, being on a, modest salary
and the social duties of his station
having eaten an enormous bole In his
supply of ready cash, he wired the
chief of the revenue service as fol
lows: ' ' ' -k :
"Telegram ordering, I me to Sitka,
Alaska, received. Please advance
month's pay In order that I may com
ply therewith."
The next day Sturtevant received a
telegram reading as follows:
"Your telegram received. , Proceed
forthwith to Sitka. Alaska."
Sturtevant' was puzzled over his lim
ited finances and the apparent impa-
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tlence of his superior officer, but final
ly had a brilliant J thought He sent
coins :'':K1NG F CUR
THE WONDER WORKER
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I FOR COUGHS AND; COLDS J
PREVEI1TS: PIIEUnOHIA
I bad the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted .with, and' my friends expected that
r, whea X left my bed it would surely be for my crave. Our doctor pronounced my case Incurable,
: but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's Ner, Discovery cured me so completely that I am
V all sound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind.
Price" SOc aiad SLOP : ABSOLUTeLv-- GU AR AMTEEP I . Trial Bottle tee
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Silvrthrrt's Dry
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An Expert Tailor from W. D. Schmidt & Co., Clu
cago, will be with C. W. Baker, the Tailor, Saturday
and Sunday, May 7th and 8th.
SUNDAY SPECIAL ' DAY
: For Mill Employes and those who are engaged and cannot find time to be
1 f V present Saturday. A first class fit and satisfaction guaranteed. ,
A $33 SUIT FOR $28.50 ;
DOUl FORGET THE DAY, DATE AND PLACE
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1118 Adams Ave, Phone Main 735
Saturday and Sunday, May 7th and 8th
"In compliance witn oruer to ylv
ceed forthwith to Sitka, Alaska, am
leaving tonight on foot for San Fran
cisco. Upon reaching San Francisco
will proceed to Bwlm to Sitka." .
Sturtevant waited for results and
got them.' Early that evening as he
sat at his hotel, with no thought of
hiking it cross country, a messenger
handed him the following message:
"Suhtreaaurer at Mobile has been
Instructed to advance you sixty days'
pay. Proceed to Sitka, Alaska."
Sturtevant did so, and in comfort '
' An insurgent leader in the house,
who comes by his fighting qualities
naturally, is Representative Norrls of
Nebraska, known among bis asso
ciates as "Judge." Some pne recently
asked him if he didn't find it bard
work to carry op the insurgent fight
"There is nothing bard about insur
gency." replied the Judge. "It la. the
easiest proposition I have been up
against since I was a boy. I've had
to work hard ever since I can remem
ber ; : f'.'- '; . ::.;'
; "My father died when I was a little
bit of n shaver, and ruy only brother
"THIS IS HEBE CHILD H PIUT." ,
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was killed in the civil war. I worked
on farms in summer, and in winter I
attended district school. Later on I
became a schoolteacher and stuck to
that Job until I had money enough to
start me in college. After being grad
uated I had to take up teaching again
to get enough money to put me
through the law school. When I got
through , fighting for an education I
began fighting for a place in the po
litical world, and I've been fighting
ever since. .;; .-.: ..
"Why, being an insurgent Is eawy."
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In the Future.
He called her up. and they quarreled.
Of court, he murtit have known.
That they'd have a few words over noth
ing
When they talked on the wlMleaa phone.
' . -Puck,
Sure Enough. J
"Are those your ancestorsT' asked.
the visitor being shown through the
bouse. . ....
"Yes." replied the pompous jone.
"How long have they been dead?"
"Ob,, they've always been dead, so
far as I knowr lonkers Statesman.
WE WANT
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considered.
Your shoe trade as we make S
a specialty of it and are there- 4
fore better able to suit and fit g
you. We try to have all the J
good things that are new. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed in every .
respect. Courteous treatment
Prices lowest to be had, quality
SMITH & GREENE,
206 Depot Street.
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Jewelry
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I am daily receiving the , latest designs in '
, Spring and Summer Jewelry, which when added to
my already ; large stock will give my atrons the :
. best selection of any store in Eastern Oregon,'
You can have your watch repaired in first-class
shape for a less price, that you can have it spoiled
for elsewhere. ' , ' .r"v'.
I have fitted eyes for twenty years and have
w been located! here permanently ior that time. You,
" can ask any of my customers and they will' tell you
- my glasses give perfect . satisfaction. Everything :
that, leaves this store is guaranteed to give you sat
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I U PnaiVa La Qrande's Leading Jeweler,' ; ?
J M CdIy t.; , Opposite Land Office
LOOK-
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v A Llflht Offense. . '
It plainly ahowe on the face of It
That what fthey say to true j
. That it's candle-leu for a pair to sit
In darkened room and woo.
-Nixon Waterman in Associated Sunday
, Macasine. i' ,,:,,( , ,( :!-,..
v ... 8tore Teeth.
"Her teeth are like stara," gushed the
love smitten youth i . - .
In an outburst of Joyous delight.
And whan they were married he found
'twas the truth t ; .-. ; , '
Uke the stars, they , came out every
. night - : , -
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i Undying Love.
touth-Own op! You don't hate me,
do yon? . ' ,.' : . . , . ...
Beauty-To tell the truth, I hate
you like sin! v i , ; ,.,r , T
. Touth Oh. 'darling. Bow happy you
make mel-Smart Set - '
If you Have iwrbperly to sell list
yf ith , ffic ' If u ure interested in
buyuiij, ee my liitfcif F;,loiuU'.r,.
tain Ranches and Ciiy propeirtyv
The Real Estate Man. r
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Vaudevillatnous. .
''Mother. I must go out to work;
We cannot pay our board bill."
"Then bang your clothes on a hickory
limb, , , -,...,......- ,
And you'll got a . good Job In vaude-
. f .ville,"; . ; ,- .
Columbia Jester.
The 6ilver Lining.'
Wall Street Broker (durlna rain-
storm) Wretched weather, isn't It? .
BtocK Manipulator (cheerfully)-Very.
But. thank goodness, that's one thing
we can't be blamed for. Illustrated
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