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main:ng uncalled :or aj ini l.h uraaiij
Published Pally Except Sunday.
Bruc e Dennis,
Edltcr and Owner.
Entered at the postofllce at La Gr.nde .
as Eecond-dass matter.
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Binned artlclfB will be rev-teed ..lib
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Please sien your articles and sue
ilsappolntme&u ,
', People .are hero from Oklahoma
with a view to buying Grande Hondo
,-,and. Oklahoma has been goad for
several yearB but right now it shows
Indications of standing still for a
while because It was overbuilt to
. start with. And besides, the remark-
able difference between the Grande
Ronde and Oklahoma Is bo plain to be
seen that, the wonder is jilt of the
people of the new state do not head
this way. -
Did you notice the strawbenlen,
, fresh from the vine, on exhibition at
the exposition grounds? Well, these
berrlea were raised Just outside the
city limits of La Grande. Another evi
dence of a great country. And the man
who raised this second crop of berries
also has Jersey cows to furnish the
cream. How much better do you want
it?
post office for the week ending Oct
ober 7th, 1910.
Allen, Mrs. S. A. ' ","
Benson, MIks Ida.
Carter, .Vis3 Gra".
KclU y Mrs. Geneva.
Lovin, Miss Grace (2)
McCuuiber, Mrs. Sadie.
Poppie, Miss Sophie (3)
Burr Mr. II. W.
Dial, Judge W. II.
. Eckstein, .r. A. F.
Davis, 0. M.
Deal. O. H. .
Faust, Mr. Hoy.
Fowler,' A. W. .
Goodwin Mr. E. C.
Gray 0. J.
Ii'orbert Mr. Will.
Hyde Dr. J. E.
Hughes, Mr. Kobert.
Higg'nson. Mr. Edward T. .
Jimeson Mr. Walter. ' '
Jayne, Mr. J. L.
Klnser, Mr. J. A.
Leake, Mr. L?o.
Mkmshaw, Mr. Fred. ,
Marshall, Steve. 1
Malone, Mr. George.
McVay, Mr. J. R. . "
Norrls Mr. John.
O'Connell, Mr. Mike. .
Pentaeost, J. W.
Qulnmby, Mr. .George. '
TnYlTl ATP K.
Robinson Mr. Robert.
Wllkle Mr. J. P.
When calling for the above, please
say "Advertised", same will be sent
to the Dead letter office Oct. 21st, 1910.
O. M. RICHEY, P.M.
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Welhave just received some of th's season s latent njodels
in Ladies' Suits and Coats. If you have been waiting to see
these styles before choosing your fall Suit or Coat we would
advise you to come right away while the assortment are
complete...-: . 'v' v-
New
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Some New Plaid Effects in Grays and Browns, $12.50 to $27.50
Would it not be interesting to see
an exhibit shee showing the' expense
of the state of Oregon each year for
the past ten years, and for what the
money has been spent? The state has
rpwn to be a spendthrift, no one can
depy that,
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V Th. t'nlon people took charge of La
Grande yesterday afternoon Just as
an exhibit aJieet ahowlng the expense
would. And It It) a fine thing for
friends and neighbors to meet and en-
Joy the world together.
W0MA LOTELY WOMAN.
u" Ona of the Inteerstlng nthibltai at
the fair is a horse 70 years old. It Is
owned by II. P. Lewis. But It Is an
old fashioned hoppy horse that he
made himself and many children have
taken their first ride on Its back.
How many times have you been to
the fair. Twice each day, of course.
That Is the only way to attend and do
it properly.
B0WEIMTAX COMING TUESDAY.
Republican Standard Bearer to be In
La Grande Next Week.
In messages from the Repunbllcan
Central committee at Portland, It Is
Btated today that Jay Bowermnn, can
didate for governor oil the Republican
ticket will be In La Grande Tuesday
and the local republicans are round
ing up a crowd for the lecture. It
will be an important event in the ante
election campaign and much Interest
Is already shown in the event.
He Is to address an audience at the
fair grounds at about 8:30 a'clock,
dealing with the issues of the pres
ent campaign,
J'lJBM lr. . .
Rut Alas, Without Beautiful llnir No
Woman fan Be Beautiful.
A great many newspapers and mag
azines are printing pages on how a
woman can be beautiful and keep
beautlfut.
And all of them, as you can see for I
yourself, admits that no woman can
be really beautiful unless she has lus
trous and luxuriant halr.;
Tl women of Paris are, as a rule,
beautiful, and a careful American ob-
aerver who ba traveled much claims !
that their beauty is due to their I
knowledge of how to keep their hair
hair luxuriant, which they do by us
ing a superior hair tonic.
Many American women are as wise
as their French sisters, and that is
why Parisian Sage, the quick acting
and greatest of all hair restorers and
tonics, is now having such, a tremen
dous sale In. America.
We ask every woman reader of this
paper to give this marvelous hair
beautlfler a thorough trial, and we
gladly make them this liberal offer:
Get a large 50 cent bottle from the
Newlln Drug Co. today. Vse It as di
rected for two weeks. If at the end
of that time you are not satisfied with
results, say so to the Newlln Drug Co.
and they will give you your money
back.
Besides being a delightful and invig
orating hair dressing, Parisian Sage
will cure dandruff, atop falling hair
aud Itching of the Bcalp, or money
back.
Mall orders filled, all charges pre
paid by the American maker, Giroux
Mfg., Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The girl with
the Auburn hair Is on every bottle.
CKUMieu PLUSH AND PONY STYLES
In Black, with either Military or Roll Collar, $22.50 and $25.00
A complete assortment of the latest Parisian styles. Every
garmentstnetly all wool. All lining guaranteed two seasons.
New Seigel Garments for Ladies and Misses
We now have these popular garmentsin all of the new
cc tJS vCoats an Sits. COME IN AND SEE
THESE TO DAY.
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OEOBGE PALMER, Pres. w. L. BBENnOLTS, Asst. Cash.
F. J. nOLMES, Tlce-rres. KARL ZUNDEL, td At Cash.
' ' F. L MEIERS, Cashier.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
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United States Depository
Cdpital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $200,000.00
DIRECTORS
GE0ES1 PALBZa
W. J. CBfTSCH
F. J. B0IXE3
W. L. BEEKBOLTS C. C. PIJTIXGTON
F. K WIEBS & L. C1EATEB
W. H. PIEECE F. X. BIRIIT
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enlet aai handle jtw bulaei to joar entire saUsfacUaa.
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A pretty wedding took place last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Deborah Aklne, when Miss Mo
nla Gertrude Aiklne and Mr. Win. B.
Sargeant were united in marriage by
the Rev. W. S. Seeman, pastor' of the
Presbyterian church. The spacious
home was decofated with a profusion
of cut flowers'. The bride wore a hand
some gown of white crepe de chene
hand embroidered with the sleeves of
princess lace. The bridal bouquet waa
of white chrysanthemums and ferns
tied with white satin ribbon. After
congratulations and good wishes
were extended to the happy couple,
dinner was served in two dlnlne
rooms. Many beautiful and useful pres
ents were received. Both the bride
and groom have lived many years in
La Grande and number their frlenaa
by their acquaintances..
The following signed the guest book.
Dr. and Mrs. N. Molitor, Mr. and tort.
Fred Schilke, MJss Frederica Schulke,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Berry, Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ben
ham, Mrs. George Hansen. Mrs. P. n.
Swaney, Mrs. Jean R. Moore. W. J.
Church, Misses Greta Jackson, Viola
Benham, Ethel Wright, Donna Ged
des, Anna Roesch, Bess Bohnenkamp,
Erma Aiklne, Urs. Deborah Aiklne
and Master Lynn Wright. Mr. and
Mrs.' Sargeant left on the Oregon and
Washington Limited and will spend
six weeks In the eaBt the guests of
friends Join them In wishing this dod-
frlends Joins them In wishing this pop
ular couple a long and happy life.
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Officers of the Neighborhood club.
electtTOe time ago, were Installed
with fitting ceremony last Tuesday af
ternoon. Light refreshments, an Infor
mal recettlon. an instrumental solo
the program. The officers installed ensuing year. The members will be
during the afternoon were: Mrs. J. K. quizzed as to what they know of the
Wright, president, Miss Margaret An- American composers as Americans
son, vice president, Mrs. Albert Hun- who pen music are entitled to be fttud-
ter, secretary, Mrs. W. A. Worstell led almost PTrlnatvolv ffcla n Thi
corresponding secretary (re-elected) club has a very interesting series of
j. x. wuuamson treasurer (re- meetings outlined lbr Hjhe coming
cvieu; Mrs. j. u. stout, librarian, year's work.
Mrs. fc. Polack, director to succeed
to Mrs. Stella Ingle. Mrs. Polack la the
retiring president. The club meets
two weeks hence and take? up the
study of some of Shakespeare's work.
Last Saturday evening, Mss Beth
Hesse,aged seven years, gave a little
party to Borne of her Juvenile friends
I w honor of the anniversary of her
birthday. It wag an unusually well
planned affair. Those present were:
Bacon. The guests wer ontortainoi
with games of a unique character and
light refreshments were" served later
in the evening. In a silhouette con
test Mrs. H. M. Bay won first prize
and in a nursery rhyme contest C.
B. Clarke won first prize and Miss Et
ta Foley, the consolation prize. The
host and hostess had prepared an ex
cellent series of entertainments and
the affair has been pronounced ex
tremely delightful by all who attend
ed. About twenty were present.
A new year's work for the presby
terlad Aid society was Inaugurated
this week when the members met at
the Presbyterian Manse and rioted
officers for the ensutn vear Mm
Frank Baker was chosen president,
Mrs. J. T. Richardson, rice president,
Mrs. C. H. Upton secretary and Mts.
Mrs. Frank Jackson treasurer.. Light
refreshments were serred and every
thing to make the Initial meeting
pleasant waa done by the hostess.
The Tuesday musical meet next
i - hwiuuvo iu rainer lnror-
by Mn, Carlo and a vcal solo by mal manner to consider the sDein
.
Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall last ev
ening entertained complimentary to
Miss Florence McCall and Mr. Archie Genevieve Hanna, Margaret King, Ad-
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laroee Chllders, Hazel Isaac. Ina
Leach, Helen Leach, Nellie Jackson,
Dolores Shaffer, Dolores Casey, Ed-
rlae McGuIre, "Bud" Thlesen, Walton
Shea, Everet Hesse, Henry Canfleld,
Willie Hesse and Val Rlnehart.
An In formal banquet waa tendered
Wednesday evening at the Model in
honor of Archie Bacon, son of Doctor
and Mrs. C. T. Bacon, who is to be
married next week. The dinner waa
Berved at 7 o'clock and waa attended
by: Archie Bacon, Leo Herring, Frank
Connera, Roscoe Doane, Charles Con
key, Nate Ardrey of Portland, A. W.
Nelson, Forest Ivanhoe? Walter Fran
cis, Ralph Reynolds, Arlle Ray, Har
Tey M. Bay, "Krai" Cronlse of Alhanv.
Oscar Jackson and "Jerry" McKennon.
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The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church
had their annual meeting last Wed
nesday at the home of Mra. B. O. Frltta
and elected the following officers to
Bern for a year: Mrs. A. E. Jones,
president; Mra. Frltta, Tlca president:
Mrs. W. R. Knowlea, treasurer; Mrs.
Cora Dawson Is president of the work
committee. The next meeting will he
held ' at the parsonage Wednesday.
See the Hebdomadary for further an
nouncements. The engagement of Miss Vesta Kerr
daughter of President and Mrs.' W
J. Kerr of the Oregon Agricultural
college at Corvallls, to Ralph E. Rey
nolds, son of J. E. Reynolds of this
city, is announced at Portland. The
wedding .win be-solemnized In De
cember, And will 'be the happy cul
mination of a college courtship that
commenced when Mr. Reynolds was a
senior in that college. '
Cards were superceded this week
by weddings, showers, receptions and
the fair. As a result of these activi
ties In society circles the card parties
were cancelled and will be resumed
again next week. , '
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