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An Indian Girl's Love.(Es3au-
ay) ; . . ' - '
On her Doorstep tVitagfaph)''-'
Betty Is Stiill at ller Old Tricks
(Pathe) -'.' ';!
Song When the Bell -'.Rings
Mary, ."'.'.;' " '' ,:,
Beautiful dishes 'given ta lady
patrons of the tna;iue. See da
' play' iiTlobb'y. '"" I"-''"; V
-MiSSlOP lie-
dealer of North Powder is regfster
ed at th&-Sommer. y-,
Eil. HayV of' Pendleton passed
though the city' thls.morriing on his
way to "'Elgin to viBlt friends.
C. B. Ramsey wfth the. John Ball
man company .t San Francisco Is In
tS?.$!tystJppin gat .tins Sommer.' '' j.
C. F. Hamijtcii of Walla Walla '.: ':
-at the Somme?. Mr. Hamilton is hay;-
lly Interested In the rubber busfte 1
Jn Mexico. - '
; Thomas Duncan of Pendleton spent
t Sunday at the Sommer. Mr Duncan
j- represents the Diamond W. Sted Or
,' coffee people. . "- . . .
; AVR. .Eumons' of Enterprise is In
the city today. Mr.. Eumens' said 'that
business, ' in his town was satisfac
tory to .everyone. , , " -j
Mr. and "Mrs. "H. J. poohmad" of
, Joseph are at the Sommer.' Mr. Book
,maa is la. the pajnting and, .paer
hanging business.
i Tom Nye representing the Amerl-
r"" " .. . '' ' ; ';- " ', can T.obacco people is in the city. Mr.
dOd066i6AA 'Nye is one of the best amateur car-
and friends'of the two families are la-;'.'
.vlte'd to' attend;.-: ' ' ' '- ' ' . j
'. Mrs.'M. Flesser of Elgin.was. ,atJ z '
;Flejr. ovar Sunday. . , f'. ' i ,
, - Fred -Olsea of St. Faul. repre ss n-. i
Jngrte 'largest hirt Arm' lathe l'n!-i;
'ed, Stal&sj'ls fire showing hVgo-Ms. . ;
. D. Taylor, 'of" Baker. CUr," -fco is f.
auditor ct; the E.btern- Oregou -t,!u
& Power company U &z fhe F.olc:-.Jl-;
layior :s oa a, tour op Jnectioa f,:
the company offices. ' ; " ; '
W. C. HartiiB, Portland salesmana.2
ef for the Northwest Auro cothp6:y-
Harris' 8rn- con-'
Ail-
person jack rabbit machines and '4
nY.king ageiKy contracts for lSlt,
speaking' of the "outiook he sa'd he ha
ordered 600 . Jleos and' lOo -Appero:i
cars for spring shipments.
is in, the city. Mr,
trols the'Btate on the .Reo and
1 LOCALS :t
tooiiist on the coast. ';...''.' -
V. E.' Baker, Representing Ellen
lach. Yaw. the talented songstress,
who comes here November 17, is In
the city today making arrangements
for the sta's appearance. ' ''.' .v
G. E. Kennedy one of the expert pi
ano tuners of the Northwest, will be
t fj ;"rat?- mm Kennedy' formerly 'Vawroom
tuner fof John W'ahamaker at Phila-
. Cold weather's coiiTing. Waat :v
accurate thermoraeter so yoa ;m
watch tfn mercury drop? We've a I'.g
bl.
quote their, figures and know you're
right. 25c to ?2.50. -Newlln Drug' Co,
WHfJE
Satisfaction or money back -New I in
Diug Co. -: , . ;
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Mrs. M. Fleser of Elgin was' at the
1 Foley over Sunday.
Z. E. Cherry a prominent Insurance
man of Milton is at tly? Sommer.'
Wallace Childers returns- to. the 0
R. & N. tomorrow as a brakeman.
S. B.' Hammond of Chicago, with a
line of dry goods Is at the Fojey to
day. Doctor J. D. Glllllan spetft the day
In Elgin transacting business mat
ters. -; , '". . : ;' ' . :' ;-
Mr. Scott, the music dealer left
tb.18 morning for Ontario on a ten
day visit. " ,
Music by the. entire band character
lzeg the band dance next Wednesday
delphla., ; , , , ' ' : - '.', ;
Harry W. DoiUlendort fornjorly a
railroad employe here but more rec
ently special agent : for he Conti
nental Casulty ' company of Chjcago
with Tiadriiiarters. at Portland, has
returned and will assume a brakes
man's run out of here once more. J
A. Schmiedt of The Dalles has ar
rived in the city to take the position
as cashier of the Warren Construc
tion company, made 'vacant by the
transfer of Sammy Cooper to Twfhn
Falls to take the cashiership at that f
point under Superintendent White.
Rev. Q. L. Ellott who so success
fully conducted the special revival
meeting at Summervllle Imbler, All-,
eel and Cove, has been secured for
the Methodist church here. The first
of the series' will be held Thursday
evening of this week and continues
Indefinitely. ... :j , - ' ;!
A 'reception will be. held this even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Oliver from 8 until 10 o'clock
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brenholts
fwho leave shortly for California. All
evening. ' . - ,.
C. H. Brown 11 a prominent lumber members of the Presbyterian church
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NOT AT OUR CLOTHES.
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Experts in many parts of, the norUi
west are entered. - , '. ; ,. '
November ' 17Country Life day;
David Brown, chairman; farmers from
all over the Northwest have .promised
to attend, to discuss plans for a Jiall
in ' connection-, with . the .commuulty
center plan, '. ' , -
; November 1 College Day; faculty!
and ' student bodies In Washington,
Oregon, Idaho tnd Montana to have
charge. . .' " '" : ". :'
November . . i9 Everybody's day,
awarding of prizes, exhibits will re
main intact until 10:30 o'clock at night
when preparation will begin to repack
six prize winning cars, 36 district ex
hibits and all the prize-winning" com
mercial displays for exhibition In the
First Regiment armory, Chicago.
Ren H. Rice, secretary and manager
of the show, announced this morning
that a special train of 14 decorated
cars, accompanied "by 40 growers, trus
tees of the apple show and five em
ployees will leave the morning of Nov
ember 21 for Chicago, where the Bhow
will open on November 28 and con
tinue until December 4. Bert E.
Gregory assistant manager, writes
that the Chicago Association of Com
merce, will have a delegation of 1500
at the opening of the show.
Hessage from Colon.
At Colon today President Taft In
a wireless room of the ' Tennessee
touched the operator's key that re
leased the message formally open
lng the third national apple show
here. The message was sent to Old
Point Comfort relayed to Washing
ton and flashed to Spokane this fore
noon.
Vra. SWELL
yOlwiLL fiOT KICK. A.T THE CLOTHES yOU
vy f-rom us, heqause thev will tlea.se
VOVR EVE, A.Jt1 VECA USE OU'R TA TTE'RtS
Af1 STVLES A HE UT TO THE LAST TICK OF
THE WATCH. ' "
OU'R CLOTHES WILL TLEASE yOU. BECAUSE
thev fit. .
OU'R CLOTHES A7KE fOT SLUfG TOGETHER
XUTAHEHAft1SCISSO'RE1 AtV HAfD TAIL-OHE-D.
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WE SATISFY1 OU'R CUSTOMERS AfD LOOK
TO MAKE MORE THAf OtE SUIT FO-R THEM,
we hememve'r you ahe healthv Ato
HAVE MAfy SUITS TOBUy.
Ash Brs. gsSgr":
Another Logging Train Promised.
It is Bald that a night logging train
will be put on between here and Pal
mer Junction after tomorrow.
INDIGESTION GOES.
The Kewlln Drag Co. Sells Best Pre
scription on the Honey Back
. Plan.
'Almost everybody knows that sick
headache nervousness and dizziness,
are caused by a disordered stomach.
Upset stomach and indigestion, han
pen Just because the food you eat
does not digest but lies in the sto
mach and ferments or, turns sour.
Tou can stop fermentation and sto
mach distress In five minutes by us
lng MI-O-NA stomach tablets, a pre
scription that has done more to cure
indigestion and put, the stomach in
line condition than all the specialists
on earth.'
A large 60 cent box of MI-O-NA sto
mach tablets is all you need to get
quick and lasting relief. The Newlln
Drug Coguarantees them.
Mrs. AMle Etson, of 93 Dun Road
Battle Creel, Mich., used MI-O-NA
and within two months ws In as
good health as ever, and has a good
strong stomach, and eats anything
she likes. She attributes her good
health to MI-O-NA. ,
If you have heartburn, belching of
gas, heaviness or any stomach troi
ble no matter how chronic, try MI-O-NA
stomach tablets on money hack
plan Sold by the Newlln Drug Co.
and leading druggists everywhere.
Black Australian Lynx sets of beau
tiful Russian shawl, with magnificent
rag muff elegantly trimmed with head
and tails; lined with shirred satin;
worn a few times on stage by theatri
cal, team now leaving on Southern
tow; .practically new; cost 80.00 p t
set; sell for $20.00 per set; will
send C. O. D. allowing examination at
owner's expense. Address their man
ager, Mauray LieKrs, 25 East 14 s..,
New York City. . .
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