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Clothes Make , the. Man Vita
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Max is Absent Minded Paths.
The Iconoclast Blograph.
gong Watermelon Time.
Beautiful dishes given to lad
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play in lobby.
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Vacuum carpet cleaning, taking up,
sewing and laying. L. P. Bllllnger,
phones Red 662 and Bed 141.'
West, by Walter V. Woehlke. Beauti
fully illustrated is tour colors in Nov
ember Sunset magazine. Now on sale,
all news stands. IS cnta. . .
The Ladles of , the Baalist church
will hold a cooked food sale at Rus
vsel's meat market Saturday, Oct
Bolton ft Dodmer Co. are unloading
today another car of Lilly mines
Blockgmith coal. Tfce firm is handling
a car of this coal per month on ac
count of its perfect heating and weld
ing qualities. ',. ', v
AH patent medicines advertised in
this paper are for sale by the Wright
Drug Co. '
Tomorrow being All Saints Day,
there will be a celebration of the Holy
Eucharist in St. Peter's church at 10
o'clock in the morning with Evensong
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Local manager wanted for the
Oregon Oxygenarator Company, $150
-per month end more to tb&i right
party. Must.be acquainted andT.come
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We dont appeal to the Man who is not at all particular about his
Clothes to whom a Suit Is a Suit, a Hat is a Hat, a Tie Is a Tie, and
one thing will answer as well as a nother no one need take any pains
for that sort of Man. ' '
WE APPEAL TO THE MAN WHO IS VERT PARTICULAR
ABOUT WHAT HE WEARS ABOUT THE PIT, THE STYLE.
AND WITHAL THE PRICE!
We appeal to Men who know what they want, and won't take any
thing else. Men who are up-to-date and dress accordingly.
By this class of Men our smart Suits, our elegant Overcoats and1'
our correct Haberdashery, at reasonable prjees. are appreciated.
HANDSOME NEW MODELS IN FALL SUrT8........-ttt'M to
CHOICE OVERCOATS' IN ALL CORRECT STYLES . ...1120 to $25.4)0
Hats From the Best Hatters and Exclusive Haberdashery From
Kalers "With Wide-World Beputation.
feti Bros,
well recommended. See Mr. Wllson;
at the Foley, between 10 a. riL and
4. p. m. Tuesday.
THE OREGON OXYGEN'ERATOIt
CO. J. W. WILSON, Cn. Mgr., Port
land,' Ore. s -i.V .
A free lunch will b furnished at the
Lee Furrason sale tomorrow. Thl la
one of the' most Important sales of the
fall and a large, attendance Is enact
ed. .
Boy wanted to" carry water, $1.50
per day. Apply to Blenn Smith, ditch
foreman on sewer construction.
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Fred Parker of .Elgin is stopping
at the Foley.
J. W, Wilson of Portland is regis
tered at the Foley .today.
The Lige Oliver family la preparing
to move to Portland this week. '
S. O. - Markham, mayor of Durkee,
spent Sunday m ' the city visiting
friends.
H L. Cummins and wife of Joseph
were in the city, stopping at the Fo
iey yesterday. .'.' '
H. R. Reynolds, J. O. Christiansen
are Foley hotel guests.
C. C. Wlssenger , and Harry Ray
monds of Umatilla county 'are in the
city, stopping at' the Foley. .
. Postmaster and Mrs, O. M. Richey
are' home from Portland where, they
we're visitors foV a few days.'
William Bollons, a prominent 0. R.
ft ' N.: official, is here today looking
after local affairs. : v; v
Charles Roland of South La Grande,
felled a deer about 'five miles south
of the "city last Saturday.
J. W. Watson of Portland is regis
tered at the Foley Mr. Watson rein
resents Loewenberg ft Going Com
pany of Portland who are agents for
the "Red DevH", tools.
Tonight! though ft had been inad
night, is the date of theSHRDLUU
vertently . announced for Tuesday
night, is the date of the Hallowe'en
ball at the Elks' club. ,
J. W. Bush has left Twin Falls
headed foe, La. Grande Intending, to
make the trip with the team. He is
expected home about the , middle of
.this week. ' ,.
J. Frank Evans, a druggist at Cam
bridge Idaho, Js here viBlting his
Clothiers and
Furnishers
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mother, Mrs. Evans of South La
Grande and hjs grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Jacobs. He intends
to remain about two weeks.
; H'. A." Caldwell, Grande Rondel-valley
agent for the Best Manufacturing
Co. has returned from an extended
business trip to Idaho. Mr. Caldwell
reports the combine business very
promising for the coming Season. ,
J.' C. . Hudson,; of Erie, Kans., was
in " the city, stopping at the Foley
yesterday while on his way to visit
his son, John Hudson at Allcel. From
there he goes to Elgin to visit his
son, Sam, and he will spend the win
ter at Joseph, with another son, Jos
eph A HudBon.
' W. R. Harsh, now with the North
west School Furniture Co. of Port
land, but formerly a school teacher
of Menomonle, Wis., was at th&.Som
mer yesterday. He came, here to bid
on the contract for 1 supplying the
new school house with seats but the
contract was let to Henry & Carr of
this city.
J. F. Malarkey, of Portland was - a
guest at the SfisSmesryesterday.
A. Rubenstern of Syracuse, N.: Y. Is
registered at the Sommer today.
S. L. Church of Walla Walla was
a Sunday visitor in La Grande, stop
ping at the Sommer.
Mrs". E. L. Wiley, wife of the Wal
lowa merchant, was at the Sommer
yesterday.
1 D. C. Brischoux, proprietor of the
Savoy hotel Is home from a visit to
the' interior on timber business.
Henry Chambers, the well known
Cove politician Is a visitor In the
city today, stopping at the Sommer.
,VH. A.. Vincent the former druggist
of this city, who Is now traveling
with a Portland house, was a guest
at the Sommer yesterday.
E. B. Mitchell of Salt Lake, who for
merly was superintendent with the D.
ft R. G. has accepted a position with
the 0. R. ftN.
Judge R. R. Butler, the Republican
leader of Condon, the home ofJay
Bowerman, has returned from Wallo
wa county where he has been inlhe
Interest of Republicanism. s .
F. 0. Thomsen advertising agent for
the Portland Oregonian, was at the
Sommer' yesterday, while on his way
to Wallowa county. He will return
to La Grande later In the week.
Receiver J. C. Ardrey has returned
to his home In Portland after visiting
friends here for a few days. He Is re
ceiver at the Portland land office and
a prominent Republican.
Mrs. T. N. Murphey and daughter,
Miss Irene, arrived home last evening
0WvC,fCH
from an extended trip through the
United States, New York and other
eastern cities were visited by the tour
ists, and the return route took them
to St., Louis Denver,' Salt Lake, Bil
lings, Spokane, Portland' and then
home. They have been gone about two
months. "'
W. H.' Ballinger, formerly a mall
clerk on the La Gande-Joseph run,
but recently working out of Portland,
was at the Sommer yesterday. He will
be employed on his old run again,
and has gone to Portland to bring
Mrs. Ballinger, and make La Grande
his headquarters again. 1
Mrs. J, Shlntaffer is up from Elgin
today and is stopping at the Savoy. ;
George Chandler of Elgin was reg
Ifterediat the Savoy last night.
John FlBher, one or the prosper
ous farmers in Umatilla county is in
tho city today on his way home after
looking over Idaho as to land con
ditlons. , ,
A. F. Work of Portland Is in the
city today. Mr. Work has been In En
terprise the last few months: with
string of blooded horse Jt.Ul look
over the valley for a few days and
may locate In this city.
Miss Ceclle Smith, grand daughter
of Harvey Atkinson of South La
Grande and who Is night telephone
operator, was taken sick last night
and though slightly Improved today, is
still very ill. V
C. M. Lockwood arrived yesterday
from Enterprise and will be with the
La Grande Investment company in the
future. He will make his homo at the
Savoy for the time. Mr. 'Lockwood is
a prominent politician of Wallowa
county, laving been county clerk.
Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles and
Court Reporter Hanna are home from
their deer hunt in the wilds of Wal
lowa county. The Judge didn't get any
deer but others in the party ddd. From
now until the Wallowa term of court,
the Judge will devote his time to
equity cases in Union county.
What He Admlrtd.
"What did father say when yon ask
ed him for my hand V.
"Oh," replied Augustus, "he he did
Us best to be pleasant He said there
was something about me that be real
ly admired."
"Did he say what V
"Yes; my impudence.
A Polntsr to Others.
He Going to marry the rich Jock
Hammond? Why, I thought he had
thrown all his money to the dogs. She
So he did, but they turned out to be
retrievers. London M. A. P.
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PI103PEE0U3 COLOnS AND PROS: o
PEHITY have much in common and are fro-
quently synonomous. .. , . -. 5J
The up-to-dateness of shade, cut and Etyla V
of your suit or overcoat certainly doe3 much T
to recommend you to favorabb notice.
GOOD TASTE, GOOD STYLE A1TD
PROSPEROUS COLORS ALL C0IXBI1I2
IN CAIJPTJS CLOTHES. They are author- o
itive and exclusive; made by specialists in f
New York City where the best styles oris- C
inate, noticeably different, but not freaky, r
showing smartness and individuality with-
out offense to reasonable conservatism. X
IDEAL CLOTHES FOR YOUNG IIS1T X
AND OLDER MEN 7H0 7ISH TO 6
LOOK YOUNG.
PROSPEROUS COLORS are li-ht and
cheerful grays, pleasant combinations of
. black, ana , white. ram rich . and. ruddv
brown, ' and the always dependable blue b
shades; all are represented in our FALL
SHOWING OF GAXIPU3 CLOTHES. O
i Every CAMPUS garment is warranted
, for fit, style and wear by thellanufacturers. Y
, Let us show you the new PROSPERITY
; SHADES. CAIEPUS styles will' suit you.
XOur reasonable prices for such good iner
'chandise will pleased ;
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A German Legtnd.
The Germans have d legend of Fred
erick Barbarossa that be is not dead,
but In an enchanted sleep, sitting with
his knights at a marble table in the
cavern of Kyff nausea, In the nan
mountains. Ills Ions red beard has
grown during this long enchantment
and, covering the table, descends to
the floor, and he sits thus waiting
the moment that will set him free.
There he has been kept for long cen
turies. . There he must stay for ages
. , The Feminine Pessimist
The feminine pessimist worries be
cause she is not as young as she once
was; the optimist of the same sex re
joices that she is not so old as she will
be.Life. ' ; "
Would you be bappy? Be the thing
Jrou seem. Horsce. . ',
Untill the 31st of Oct. only I will sell all my stock
at give-away prices. , , ' ;
JUSTLOOK
Washburn Mandolin, $27.50 f or-. ...1.413.75
Bell Mandolin, $30.00f for.. 1$12.00;
Bell Guitar, $25.00, for $12.00
Edison 2 Minute Records, 35c, in dozen lots,
. for :.,:..:...... .222 .
Edison 4 Minute Records, 50c, for. '. .35
Edison Phonograph, $30.00, for- : 422.00
Victor. Machine worth $35.00 and 24 Records
' for only $25.00
First Class Music for 5c copy; Other Music, 2
Violin, Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Strings less
than half price. v
Get a Supply of Victor Records now and save
money. .'".' .-'' ' , '
Singer Sewing Machine, regular $75.00 for
$58.00 Time; Cash only $45.00. Call and see; We only
have a few left. : ; - i;
I can save you money on Pianos also.
CALL TO-DAY
1316 Adams Ave.
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Want lis nay. one cent a word.
Mrs.RobertPatticoQ
agent for
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CORSETS
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PRICES
$3.50 and Up
PHONE
Black 81 or Black 1481
Siena
La Grande