LA til IAN DE EVENING CBSEIiVEK MOXlUY, AL'O US7 22 1910.
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Bahon's
The Greatest Bar
gain Store in City
Extra
Special
Bargains
9 bars good Laun
dry soap
25c
40 c
25 c
05c
25c Vanilla Extrat-f r
50c Baker's choc
olate 30c box of Cocoa
10c box spice
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Deaut'ful ilishos ?Iven to Jady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play In h hly
mm in
25c Lemon extract.
25c
3 pkgs Jello
1 5c Monopole
mince meat
Gloss Starch pkg .
Gorn starch pkg
Arm and
mer Soda
Ham-
5c Toilet Soap 3
for
Jelley
Glasses
per dozen
Ladies 25c
lars for
10c
07c
07c
06c
10 c
hlc
15c
Ladies' 25c Patenter
Leather belts ' IJv
$2 bed
spreads
$2.50 bed
spreads
Pillow slips,
pair
Bed Sheets 72x90gQ
$1.50
$2.00
per 45c
Pair Dreamland
Feather Pillows
Good size cotton
blanket
Ladies 20c ribbed
top hose
50c Boy's Knee
Pants
Fancy Oil Gloth
per yard
75c Granite Dish
Pans .
Feather
Dusters
25c Talcum
Powder
$1.85
75c
2
35c
2c
39c
25c
15 c
1318 Adams Ave. and
Fir st. La Grande, Ore.
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A. M. Bryant and wife of Elgin
were Foley guests yesterday while
isltlii3 in tho lty
P. A. Foley returned this morning
from a visit with friends in Baker
City.
C. E. Hunter, a well-know n resident
of Wallowa, was registered at the
t'otey yemeruay.
M. Roberts and wife were at th-1
Foley yesterday, coming from Bake?
City to Bpend the day here.
Mrs. J. W. White and daughter, Miss
May, are In Portland visiting friends.
They expect to be gone for a week or
ten days.
General Superintendent M. J. Buck
ley, traveling In bis private car, "02",
went through La -Grande today east-bound.
J. M. Shee.ts, the Xlbley Lumber
company logging , train engineer at
Meatham, spent Sunday In the city
with friends.
C. A. Barret, (be Athena politician
who Is seeking the nomination of joint
senatorshp, spent yesterday here look
ing after political matters.
E. R. Trippe and 11.. E. Hoar of
Vancouver, stayed at the Foley yes
both well known Baker City net. wire
in La Grande yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Snodgrass re-
I turned yesterday-from a brief visit In
Portland Mr. Snodgrass has resumed
his position behind the desk in 'the
Sommer hotel.
Miss Bessie Moran of Baker City,
arrived at the home of Engfneer and
Mrs. Pete B vieeran aonk aontkqkq
Mrs. Pete Beiver and other friends in
the city.
Mr. Caldwell, the Best Manufactur
ing Company repreesntative in this
city, returned to his headquarters
here this morning, after spending a
few days with his family in Walla
Walla. ... J
R. A. Marr and T. W. Davidson, the
former of Union and the latter of
Vale, are registered at the Foley to
day. They are heavily interested in
oil fields near Vale and are doing de
velopment work.
Jack Nice returned this morning
from Portland, accompanied by his
mother-in-law, Mrs, A. W. Frasler
whose husband died in Portland re
cently. She is accompanied by her
daughter, and will remain as a guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Nice indefinitely,
.Mis. J. W. Scott of Hilgard Is at
the Savoy hotel. .
Pendleton, are guests at the Savoy to
day. G. W. Barnes of Boise was at the
Sommer today,
C. A. Bradley of Enterprise is reg
istered at the Sommer. .
J. X. Kendall and wife of Boise were
guests In La Grande yesterday, stay
ing at the Sommer.
R. T. Oliver, Sam McMastes and Gus
Smith, all of Union, were at the som
mer Saturday evening.
Lilljan G. Brown of Condon was a
guest In La Grande Sunday, staying
at the Sommer.
F. W. Haffedetz, bookkeeper at the
Summerville Lumber company offices
of Imbler, was a guest at the Foley
over Sunday.
Water Superintendent II. C. Gilman
and five men left this morning Tor the
head of the Beaver Creek water svr
tem. Floyd Smith and Verne Hike.- or
Mrs. David Brlschoux will return
home tomorrow from Enterprise
where she has been visiting hei pa'
ents. - ' ; '
X. Hansen of Hilgard, who has been
quite sick at the Savoy hotel for the
past week, is enjoying a visit from his
daughter, Mrs. M. T. Anderson of Van
couver, rrJ Mrs. Anderson was
pleased .with the care that her father
had received at the hotel and will
leave shortly for her home.
George Strand, formerly of Pendle
ton and well known here for his foot
ball ability, and who is now growing
wheat In Umatilla county sent. yo.
terday in La Grande. Strar-' ' vi !1
known to many local football flayers,
and has always been known as one of
the squarest men In the pastime in
Cidently , one of the hardest men to
tackle that ever wore high school
rags. He wag on his way to Wallowa
county.
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Rust Proof and Every Pair Guaranteed
The lines that a Warner Corset have gives a perfect fit fot any form.
Brarsieres, soft easy garment, worn with or without corset as a support
Very comfortable, per pair ............. '. SOc
No. 168 "Is a good substantial corset for medium figure, either duck
or batiste $1.00
No. 281 A garment for medium stout person, rather long waist, heavy
boning ; ... ., $L5I
Xo. 27" Long Corset, deep skirt, for medium figure ..$2.9
Xo. 2GG For tall, stout large person, made high bust, extra long back.$.UN)
Outing Underwear
The season is just opening for these
goods, and never before have we beeh
In a better position to serve your
wants. The assortment U large and
complete.
Fine grade Outing Gown, well and
neatly made ........!..... ...$1.00
Skirts, and children's wear, all prices.
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The laBt of the season for these
gowns and there are a great many old
lots to close out. Former prices will
not be taken Into consideration, as
we wish to clean them up.. t
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Drawers 28e p
Skirls Cmc up
FARMERSBUSINESS
WE GIVE PARTICU
LAR ATIENT10N TO
THE 3V!V5;S
FARMERS. WE COR
DIALLY INVITE THEM
TO MAKE WIS 1HUR
BANKING HOME.
3I!sfortunp in Aeroplane.
London, Aug. 22. Misfortune con
tinued to pursue Moissant today. Af
ter circling high into the air In an
attempt to fly from Upchurch to Lon
don, a high wind finally compelled
hi mto desist. He flew to Seven Oaks,
went far to windward of London, and
descended In a field with a broken
propeller, planes and rudder. He said
later that he Intended to try It again
tomorrow. Seven Oaks 22 miles east
of London. In course of the flight, a
gale tipped the aeroplane dangerous
ly. " ' ' -
The (ffiflDMN BUM. (COD.
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Advertising
Roosevelt Off Oil Tour.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 22. Roosevelt to
morrow begins his first series of
speaking tours,, during which he will
travel over five thousand miles. His
first address will be at Utica, N. Y.,
but he will speak informally at a num
ber of towns enroute. Most weslern-
ly points reached are Denver and
Cheyenne.
DR. M. P.
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
PERMANENTLY LOCATE
AT 1105 ADAMS AVE., OP
POSITE POST OFFICE.
DR. MENDELSSOHN'S
GLASSES GIVE THE BEST
RESULTS.
The United States
National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Dr. Mendelsohn's deep curve lenses
gives wider field, clearer vision, great
er comfort, imoroved appearanc. One
charge covers the entire cost of ex
amlnation, glasses, frames.
Ask any liusinesN man, your neigh
hor, or your physician, where Is the
most reliable place to have yoor eyes
fitted. -
The Doctor Is endorsed by all e
the leading occullsts of Portland an
all of the physicians in La Grande.
The entire problem lies in these
three words Rightly Fitted Lenses.
Fitted by the right man.
All broken lenses replaced while
joii wait. Charges are reasonable.
Yonr case will not puzzle Dr. Men
delsohn, and he guarantees satlsfac
tlon In erery respect
OFFICE HOURS 8tS0 a. m. to 12
n. 1 ta S p. m.
SYF.NIKGS BI APPOINTMENT
C06lC WAXTED At Oregon Hotel.
WANTED Sewing machines, to re
pair, all makes, by a factory expert.
Leave orders at F. D. Hasten'!
store. C. M. PACKER, Repairer. My
last week.
TO TRADE 160 acres of timber land'
WANTED Two or three "carpentera
Apply F, S. BranrwelL '
to trade for city property.
Wood, Golden Rule store.
Mac
WANTED Work by day, by strong
young woman. Charges $1.50 per
day. Phone Main 728.
FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn,
R. F. D. No 2.
WANTED-taurant.
-Pantry girl at Palace res-
FOR RENT Barn near track. In
quire ot J. C. Gulling.
FOR RENT After August 27, a flve
: room furnished cottage. Apply til
Mrs. J. T. Harvey, at 2103 First st. tf
FOUND At Selder's confectionary
store, a package from the Fair store,
containing three yards black silk,
some insertion and buttons. Inquire
at Selder's candy store. if
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