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"AWhlte Man Moaeyis the '
ndi&n's Cnree." Kalem.
' -i Statutaxy Lesson." Bio-
! "le Wooing O't." . :
StfG "A BufcfieH of Elseee,"
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BeaUful dishes' given to lady -srtrna
of the matinee. Be dis-
il4 to lobby. ... ."
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CBan house with a vacuum carpet
cleoer.-All work guaranteed. Prices
rigt Phones Bed 662 or Red 14L
fotel rale cards, trespassing cards,
hoses tor 'rent carjs .printed' ia ted
ad black. For sale cheap ax The Ob-
sever Clce.
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' First clus bookkeeper and steno
f apher wanti to locate Id' La Grande,
(even years experience, lumber con
jkructlon and tiiHoad ' worfr phone
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i Haradon's " Tru-Fruit
tMa'de Just right1 : -
Chocolates.
Doctor Mendelsohn will 4 be at his
'office every evening from seven nntil
eight so that everyone who cannot see
1 hm In v the day time, can have that
opportunity 'at night '
DresB Making, Mrs. McCarter, 2005
Greenwood. - ft
; PERSONALS.
C. W. Fisher, of Elgin, was at the
Savoy last evening.' , V, . '
Judge Shehan, of Enterprise, is In
the city on legal bnsmess.
A. W. MKenzle la her today from
Saeramento. ',. , .,,.v.
W. H. Qrares . of Enterprise, Is
etoppmg at tl Foley hotel.
WilMam II. Spenoe of Wallowa, Is
at the Bomrasr house today.: .
About i Youir S Suit !
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Jack W. Halley came in frcca Pal
mer Junction yesterday afternoon.'"
Henry -Wearer la down from Eater-
,prim for a few days.
I C. 8. -Van Duyn left this morning
'for point in. Wallowa.
-Hugh Soott came In from Joseph
Saturday and kg' stopping at the Som
mer. Ed. Hayles cams la from Hunt
ington last evening and is quartered
at the Sarpy hotel.
William Kllnker, of the Pacific Pa
per Company, is at the Sommer Hotel
today. .
8. L, Maglll and wife came over
from Loetlne yesterday and are gueset
at the Foley today. ; ; - ,.
J. B. Normancame ia la the city
tromHillsboro, Oregon, a guest of
Savoy .S; ; .
Fred Cur'rey and Dr. Pby passed
through the city this morning enroute
to Hot Lake from an extended trip
through northern Idaho.
' "Senator" Alllnson left this morn
ing for points In Idaho on Business
for the local flouring mill. : . 1
Mrs. J. H. Bitter and daughter Fla-
via, - returned home v-feataraj j nJght
from a monin visit ta romano.
"Dave Brlchout, the land 'attorney.
left Saturday evening for the John
Day country to be absent from-the
city tor BeTeral days.
' Is6ldore Fuchs, who sells the f am
ious Sam-0 mineral water Is speeding
today ta La Grande and shaking
handsrwith friends. :. :
Traveling1 Passenger Agent : Jack
0Neil is Ii the city on railroad busi
ness today He Is stopping at the Som
A, Bert Smith the .Joseph contractor
was in - La Grande yesterday on . his
way to Vale to attend to business
matters. 7, v'v... ' : t'-C.
- Miss' Era Coehowof of B;ood , 'silver,
who has been visiting here' with Mra
Ed. Rnmble for the , past two weeks,
left Saturday night for Jacksonville,
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; B. T. Hubbard Is In the ctty (rom
w ana w ana oa Dusinees. Ha is a
guest at the Foly. .
Rer. H. E. McLeod, former Uetbo
diet minister of the city, returned to
hie home in Tale; Saturday evening.
He reports a good eongregatloa el
tu uu m in mi j town.
' OU- "may be as "touchy";, la re
gard to the looks, make and fit
of your Suit as you please and
still you can be fully satisfied here.
We had particular folks in mind
when we had our Suits made. '
, ;' : Note the hang of the
,. Coat, the perfect fitting
collar and lapels, the
handsome shoulders, the
grace of the Trousers!
' The designing, cutting' :
. and tailoring, were 'all'
done by; the most high
salaried experts. -';
The patterns and color
ings of the fabrics are '
entirely new.
' OUB SUITS AT $IU9 AND 12040
are remarkable values remarkable
for all round goodness.. (
Come here. Sir, , with all your Suit
desires and well see that you are sat
isfied yes, more pleased at ' every
point ' ' . ."'
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CLOTHIERS zni FURHISHERS
Ash B
- tACZ&Kns nvranto orsiT.te:
- Beats ar. no, on. saJe at -Van Ea.
ren's Clar,.Eior, for "Going f oae.".
MWhat is meant by the cew wo
oanr , , ;
. "The new woinanr'
- Tea." v
"The lady who my crows ell"
."'-. Mls.irt.,v ,
"X U a etedoloua. pr8Cln.
"Do your
"Tea; I think it shows s good heart"
"Ahemi 1 believe you are a pro
moter, arent youf
Itueh Peorerb
"TIow art you fixed f 1
"1 haven't got a cent,
yon?"
Cow art
"Worse than that I tavea't got a
collar." .-' ' . v
Weuld He Pall?
"What are you looking for?
"An honeat man." .
"Got a lantern r
"No; just a little grafting propod-
tioa:w . .
Fortoni Hope. " "
"He is trying to attain the cnattaln
able." . . v
"To please bis wife?" .. 1
"No. to please almself,V , , . '
', Ne Time to Ee Frivetewa.
"lie hasn't taken a vacation for six,
yeara" : t ' .'-: . ; i
. "Poor man! What's bis business?"
.He is to the pea." I "
' V. Net Flttlnj. v f
' la wlatr Ice U klat."
. t To have a bU in nuiMr1
. .. .Js ot the proper thJt
CMssifm
FOR BALE 500 sheep. Waiter Glenn.
tt. F. D. No 2.
FOR SALE 19 .thoroughbred Wy
andotte chickens. Frank E. Gray.
FOR SALE-Honsehold goods, also
Oliver typewrites and roll top desk.
Phone Main' 708 or call at 1104 1 M.
ace. Frank E. Gray.
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FOR SALE Two heaters and .cpok?
stove. Calji at 1104 M. Ave. Frank A.
Gray. . ? V;" ,,; ' . . ;i '
. LOST Gordon setter pup, 4 months
old. Reward for return to post office".
WANTED Place on ranch by, man
and wife, bo children. ' Prefer place
where owner is leaving for the winter.
Call or address H. Cllne, 205 Green
wdod.St Ind. phone 497. La Grande.
Apple Pickers Wanted. '
- Apple pickers and packers wanted
t onoe. Apply to Doctor C. H. TJpton.
FOR SALkV-Vsdern six room house.
Ordinary sized lots. Inqaire at 707
Fourth street or call Red 1101.
SIGHT TESTING
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If you haTe any trouble with
your eyes difficulty In seeing 4Is
tlnct, or reading, aching eyesi tJred
eyes. If you suffer from .headache,
If the child cannot see well r at
school; or If the child's eyes soon
become tired, call and LaTe them .
examined most carefully.
No Charge for
Examination
' . I have all appliances for careful
examination. All work guaranteed
satisfactory.
I GBI3TD ALL MY GLASSES.
Eyesight Specialist
Next door to Pest Office. .
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The line that Is most complete affords one. a greater opportunity of
Our Trimmed Hat line affords this opportunity as does our Hue
ordinary Turban shape to the large Beaver' that is eo fashionable
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SUKDAT AFTEES005 WE DDI 50.
Henry B. Stacey Karrlod , Testesday
, . Afteraeon at State j Heme,
Wtth Rev. Frank K. Gray ofllciatia
Henry B. Stacey of this city, was mar?
rled yesterday afternoon at r S:80
o'dook to Stella L. Horn also of this
city. The marriage was solemnised in
the Stecey horns In North La' Grande. -
SUSDAT gOIOwL ELECTS
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P. H. Green SueeWs-41L''Cnmj
i A8:SuperJucutS..S. '
The Mtethodist Sunday;school held
,
Its . atmual ,, election -of officers Sun-
toy.' FHi Green-takea. the .place of
Geo. IL Currey. who refused- re-elec-
tlon on account of having held the of-
flee, sovlong. He was named u assist-
ant " "
te. Vinacke was re-elected secre -
tary and librarian.
E. W. Kammeren r Is. treasurer to
succeed himself. ' and , Miss Pauline
Newton is continued as organist. Most
of the teachers were retained as for
merly. '' -';.'.''' . v '
Koted IrlHlimeu fa Buffalo. - '
Unffsl XT e na vrru
pea to b. tVe mosT rS
Mil
naHntlal mni.mtnl In im.rluviihi.fL.
augurated today with the arrival of
hundreds of Irishmen from all overi
OiaitB MMU VOilOUU VU WIHV
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pan in me session or ine united Irish
League of America. Four dlstingulsh-1
ed members of the British parliament,
John Redmond, chairman of the Irish
parliamentary party; T. P. O'Conner,
Joseph Devlin and Daniel Boyle, are
here to address the convention.. The
Buffalo gathering will be followed by
a series of meetings throughout this
country and Canada, to be addressed
by the famous ambassadors from Ire
land. Today was devoted to the recep
tion of the visitors and a meeting of
the executive committee.- A smoker
will be held this evening, and the
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Garaent3 111 be Found In STILE, EATErjAL, HT
and the i line is Popular Priced. "When jou caa buy' a g&od
grade Croud Cloth er Eersey made ap In a trj llih, neat
ly trhamed long cost, at f 12-3 Its a farrnat tlat any
body can afTord and a garment that any bod caa wear
wI2i saSsfaciien. "'J
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For
popular veaved, v
colore
Ladies Suit to close eat, some of them samples and tie
others heavy weight spring suits la exceptional valaes.
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Quality the Same-Prices
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meetlnc will formally convene tomor
row.
w,, 1, Cagress. ;
pblo, Colo.. Bept 20-Wita the
fourfold object of saving the forests,
. tnf reelalming the
desert and making honiM oi the land,
tb eigtheenth National Irrigation
coliKress waa formaliv onnei tn
Pueblo today. Mexico, Canada and
several central and eastern states, as
well as all the states of the west, are
' rePted at tb PVt gathering of
re2?,i U
lamation project, under he
Carey act are to be considered by the
, vftrloug problems connected with the
reclamation of the "great American
de8err wlll be dlpcu88ed by expert8
connected with government bureaus,
state commissions, agricultural and
forestry organlzatlona - and Institu
jtlong of learning. A great exhibition
, illustrating irrigation methods and
displaying products of irrigation
method8 , being held In connection
with tha conventtnn . . '
Nearly a dozen cities are competing
for the honor of entertaining the 1911
and Oakland. Cal.. Kansas 7890$
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During the long evenings to come you will appreciate a
musical iastrument. "
, : Moef people want to learn v to play on some Instrument
and this is the most favorable time to take , up' tbls
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Remember that we have
Violins, Mandolins, Gultors. Accordions, Flutes, Ean
Jos. Etc. We have good g- kIs In this line and we sell them
at right prices Drop In and talk it over.',, , ?
Edison Phonographs,. Victor Phonographs. l . V,
fin1!! in nnnir Fin cTTin?!rDv pn
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pagi: riv
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Ladies All tlio
and -Gtyl;
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choice,.
of shapes anything from the
this season -y.. '.....-...', . . :
less
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congress, including San Francisco,
and Oakland, CaL, Chlcaso, : Kansas.
City, St. Josepb and St Louis, llo., "'
Charkston, 8. C, and several Tfiaf,
lUea. s ff?7 ;'rfi i 'Ifjpf'-
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' : Kaamerrer Birta r;.:'',
William Kammerer was ' bora la
Upper Saiony, Germany, m 1837,
Mferch S. He came to America In 1847 "
and landed at Milwaukee. Wis., when
that mighty city was but a fort of
twelve block bouses. In 1868 he mar
ried, Mlsaatrlna Webber to which
age-jloug;:and happy union were born
five chililrc'n. of which three survive.
Aaron D,., Edward W., and Ella Zwei
fel. The last two reside in La Grande.
The bereaved wife still lives.
Many years ago Mr. Kammerer cont.
nected himself with the German Evan
gelical church and for Borne years was
an effective local preacher in it He
had resided In Oregon twenty years,
and seven In La Grande till the dare
of his death, Sept. 24, 1910.
The funeral was from their home,
No. 2004 Washington : avenue, ; this
morning at 10:30. Dr. GUlilan offletet
Dg. The floral contributions 4 were
I beautiful. ; : i . .
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