LA GILLS DL IZViLNO UJ
TUESDAYNOVEMBER 15, 1910.
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THE ISIS
-TONIGHT'S PBOGMM
An Indian Girl's Love. (Essan-
ay) ;' .'
On her DoorBtep-MVltagraph)' '
Betty Is Stiill at Her Old Tricks -(Pathe)
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Song When the Bell Rings
Mary. ;' '
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. Sea dis
, play In lobby.
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1 LOCALS
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. Cold weather' ' coming. "Want ' an
accurate , thermometer so you can
watch the mercury drop? We've a big
Block of the accurate kind. You can
quote their figures and know you're
right 25c to $2.50. Newlin Drug CV :
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LI1ULLUUII11
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DOCTOR OF OPTICS.
AT 1105 ADAMS AVE.
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING
Black Australian Lynx sets of bean?
tlful Russian shawl, with magnificent
rug muff elegantly trimmed with beau
and tails; lined with shirred satin;
worn a few times on stage by theatri
cal team now leaving on Southern
tour; practically new; cost $80.00 p
set: sail for $20.00 per , set; will
send C. O. D. allowing examination U
owner's expense.' Address their man
ager, Manray Lieb.rs, 25 East 14 el.
New York City, . v
0. PERSONALS. -
: Ton take great risk when you trust
your eye-sight to those without exper-
of whose competence yau have no
guarantee. ' . ,
HOJiEST WORK calls tor exparl
ence, skill, knowledge of the power
of, light, knowledge of the' anr.tcic;
of the eye, knowledge of the dU vises
of the eyej knowledge of every mue
cle connected with the sight, know
ledge of the physique of persons whose
eyes 'are examined. This knowledge
cannot be acquired In a few months
bat by hard study and years an1
years of practical' experience.
Over 29 years' of practical expcr
ienceIN FITTIXG GLASSES, the com
pleteness of "our equipment, the im
mense stock we carry, the satisfac
tion we have given others and the
high moral and professional purpose
of our business Is our guarantee to
you that we have ALL these quail 4-
" cations.-.:
Dr. Mendelsohn is Indorsed by all
the leading occullsts of the Pacific
coast and by all the physicians of La
Grande. J -, .'. ' . '
All broken glasses replaced while
yon wait
OFFICE HOURS 9:00 a. m. to 12
m.; 1 to S p. m..
J. A. Peyton of Portland Is a Som
mer hotel guest today.
Samuel Lawrence of Baker City Is
a guest at the Sommer today.,
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.. Tnr-nttr - OHvr. thw ttnri In
Enterprise today looking after legal
matters. ,' ; V
D. Sommers and L. B. Denham, well
known Elgin people, stopped at the
Sommer last night while visiting in
La Grande..' - . .
Mrs. Cohn of Kellogg, Idaho, who
has teen" visiting her sister, Mr?.: R.
W. Ldgan, went to Hot Lake tfc's af
ternoon to take treatments.
Carl Dilsheimer, one of the prince
merchants of Baker City, was a guest
at Hot Lake yesterday: He had been
In Portland 'buying goods and stop
ped off at the Lake to rest for a few
days. : . i '.
-pan. Marx came up from Portland
today to look after his business prop
erty in La Grande. He is one of the
large property owners here and is de
lighted with the advancement the city
Is making. .
Senator Walter L. Pierce has re
turned to Hot Lake where he will re
,maln for several days while his leg
Is looked after by Dr. Phy. The Sena
tor Is having a rather serious time
with the old fracture which refuses
to become firm again.
OUR REGULAR P?CES MEAl
in all our departments with our 5 per cent trade discount good in our
un basement .
A few of our regular prices in all departments
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Cbildrens Wool Coats good values . . . . ;. . . . .$100
Childrens Wool Coat3 good values . . ...... $3.00
Large line Ladies'.Hats good values . . . . . .$4.00
Ladies' Hose, good line, pair . . . . ..... . 12 l-2c
Ladies' Hose, good line, pair . . .... ... . : . . . . . . 15c
Lace Curtains in white, pair . . .. . . . ;. v . ;'. .85a
Lace Curtains in white, pair . : .95c
Lace Curtains in white and Ecru, pair .'. . .....$1.20
Lou Spread, regular size, each . . . . . . . , ! ,.$1.00
Table Damask in colors, yard . .'. . .'v. . . ,50c
Linen Toweling, good values) yard ; . . '. . . .. . . 12 l-2c
Outings in all shades, good weight, yard . ) . ;. . . . .10c
Flannelette in colors, good values, yard . rf . ... :10c
Turkish towels, large size each . . . ... . . ... . .25c
Ladies House Dresses, large line . . ; . . . . . . . . .$1.25
Ladies House Dresses, good values ... . ;t4. . .'$1.65
Ladies Hous Dresses good values . ... . , . ,$1.75-$3.00
Ladies Outing Gowns, good weight .$1.25
Ladies Outing, Gowns, good values . . .l, . ; $1.75
Ladies Outing Gowns, good values . . ; . . , . . $2.00
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'NOT AT OUR CLOTHES.
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MR. SWELL 11tESSEH-
yOU WILL fOT KICK A.T THE CLOTHES VOU
Hly FTtOM US, "BECAUSE THEV WILL TLEA.SE
yOU-R EVE. A.JVD BECAUSE OUH JA TTE "RftS
AM) STALES A.HE UP TO THE LAST TICK OF
THE WATCH.
OU-R CLO THES WILL TLEASE yO U. SEC A USE
THEV FIT.'
; 013 CLOTHES AHE ffOT SLUfC TOGETHER
HUT ARE HAfiT) SCISSOHEV Afi"D HAJf1 TAIL
O'RE'D. . ., l- ' '
WE SATISFy OUH CUSTOMERS AJTD LOOK
TO MAKE MOH.E THAff OiE SUIT FOH THEM,
WE H.EMEMHEH yOU AHE HEALTHy AJ1
HAVE MAiy SUITS TO -BUy.
sfaBros.
Clothiers and
Furnishers
HARDWARE DEPT.
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, set . ...... ..... ..... .$1.23
Wire Coat Hooks, dozen . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . ,10c
No. 8 Nickle Tea Kettle for ....... . .. . . . . . $1.20
No. 9 Nickle Tea Kettle for ; . 7. . . : . .... . .$1.35
.6,000 Red Tip Matches . . . ....... . . ... . . . . ... 43c
savory Koaster . . ...... . . . . ... . . .. . . .... . . $1.13
No. 2 Cold Blast Lantern .'. . . . . ...... . . . . . . ; .95c
wo. l Good Butcher Knife . . . , .35c
no. 1 Alarm Clock ...........98c
Perfection Oil Heater ............. . . . . . . ... $5.50
: MEN'S FURNISHING DEPT.
Men's Wool Suit good values . I . . . . . . . . .$10.00
Men's Worsted Suit good values ......... . $12.50 ,
Men's Heavy Fleeced line Underwear, each ... .50c
Men's Heavy Ribbed Fleeced, good values ..... .50c
Men's Heavy Wool socks good values, pair . . . . 25c
Men's extra wool socks, good values, pair . . .". 50c
Men's lined mitts, heavy, good values, pair ... ,45c .
H?s'2 lined rtts, memum ucavy, good values, pr C5c
Men's Fur lined caps, all sizes, good values, each $1
Men's silk neck ties, extra good values, each . . , .25c
Men's heavy wool shirts, good values, each . ... $1.25
Men's heavy, cotton rhirts, good valuea, each $1.00
Children's wool sweater, cood weierht. each ... . . 65c
Cotton blankets, 10-4 size, flannel weight, pair . . 58c
Cotton Blankets 10-4 size medium weight, pair 85c
Cotton Blankets, 10-4 size heavy weight, pair $1.00
Wool Blankets, good size, dark colors, pair . . . . $4.00
Wool Blankets, medium size, med. colors, pair $4.75
Wool Blankets, large size, medium colors, pair $5.50
,Wool Blankets, extra large size, med. colors, pr $7.00
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Rubbers 2
Ladies Rubbers 2 1-2 to 8, plain, pair ... .. ..Y.VTOc
Ladies Rubbers, 2 1-2 to 8, rolled edge, pair ... .75c
Children's Arctics, pair . . . . . ... . . . 7. 75c
Men's 1-Buckle Arctics, pair ... . ... ..... .,$1.65
Men's 4-Buckle Arctics, pair . . .. . . . . .$2.C0
Ladies 1-Buckle Arctics, pair . ; .. .a... ...$1.15
Youth's good School Shoes, 9 to 12, pair .vA . .$1.50
Boy's good School Shoes 2 l-2to 6, pair . . .. ..$2.00
Ladies shoes, good values, pair ... . . . . . . . . .$1.75
Babies Shoes in Hard Soles, pair . . . . . , . . . . , . 60c
BARGAIN BASEMENT
Glass fruit dish, set of 6, 39c Semiporcelain covered dish, 43c
Glass horseshoe tumbler, 40c doz. Semiporcelain butter dish, 23c
THE .GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
OUR REGULAR PRICES
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Their Nesting Plaoe.
"I have Just got hold of a rare old
book."
"What Is in It?" - . i ?
"The story of the crusades." '
"That and microbes."
In Prospect.
We're all (rowing- crazy, the doctors de
clare. .
And won't It be fine as a fiddle T
No person will have either trouble or care,
Ana in wui no more be a riddle.
To sit in the aunshln. and ur foollab
things '
Will just b our sole occupation.
And life will glide on like a racer on
wings,
One long and untroubled vacation.
TfiH think we are Louis the Pint, er
perhaps
Napoleon in all of bis glory.
Or one ot those booted and blustering
chaps
Tou find in some wild western story.
Or maybe the man who invented green
cheeae.
Or one who was born In a castle
And has to do nothing but sit at his ease,
With every one else as a vassal.
We'll think we own railroads and tele
graph lines
And ships that can cross the equator
And come home with cargoes of olives
and wines
And sahnon and live alllntor. '
WeTl fancy our lands an extensive and
wide
Dominion, well paying and ample:
That we for a day could their boundaries
ride.
And that would be only a sample.
That we are the ones who are running
the state
WUI never be (felled Into question;
That we can make congress or presidents
wait
Until we can drop a suggestion.
It is not as easy as that when we're
sane.
The outlook looks doubtful and hasy.
By the change that is coming Just see
what we'll gain!
Oh, won't It be great to be crasyf
A Scattered Family.
i-mn a little orrtiun.
VVJio. mid. neKun to cry:
"I'm iett without relations
In little old .v . v
"Ma fiiiHtled to Nrvariit.
It who th piuie, nam she.
Where infio me in Ktno
Vould r.in..e a perun tree. -.
"My brothM to Ohio .
Picked un nls heel and went
He thinks It is the method
To be president.
, "In haste to reach the border
My pa Is making tracks.
Be goes to Minnesota,
The state without a tax"
-Judge.
An Unplesssnt 8usplolon,
"Robert, I must remind yon not to
Oncer in the ball when I have a few
business associates to dinner."
MI was only keeping an eye on the
hats and coats, sir."
"Eh! Why. you didn't do that at
your former place, did you?"
"No, sir. My former master's guests
were quite a different sort, sir."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Difference. '. .
I know a human dynamo
Who does some careful dressing.
At ten he'll to his offlce go
When golfing Isn't pressing.
Be sits up In bis office neat
While other folks are broiling
And there emits a constant bleat
About the Joy of tolling.
I know a' lot of smaller fry.
A lot of leiaer fellows.
Some make the dirt In ditches fly.
Some run a forge or bellows.
Some drive a wagon or a dray,
Borne earn their bread by clerking.
But none of these has much to say
About the joy ot working.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Want ads pay. one cent a word.
To the ladles of la Grande, v TT44Tl4'iH4'MM"tM4frfc
Mrs. C. H. Whitney, face specialist
of Baker City arill be in La Grande fofvf
a few days and will call
upon the. I
ladles with a complete line of toilet
articles of her own manufacture.' She
removes moles and other facial blem
ishes with electric needlefl She may
be found at 1407 T. avenue for a few
days. Phone Black 691.
Attend the Ball.
All who want to enjoy themselves
should attend the concert band dance
at the Elk's hall Wednesday night.
A Notable Cure.
Justls Warner, L&Fayette, Tnrf.. was
completely cured after two years of
suffering. "My kidneys and bladder
bothered me severely for two years
making me Buffer intensely. My kid
neys were weak and sluggish while In
my bladder there was constant mis
ery. I was run down, tired very easily
and appetite poor. Four bottles or Fo
ley Kidney Pills cured me completely.
My appetltle is restored, I sleep rest
fully and feel stronger and health
ier than ever before. I gladly rrcoin
men Foley Kdney Pills." HiU's Drug
store.
The Up'Buildiny j
of This Bank I
is due to the fact that we bare
ample capital and that we iive
adhered to a policy wn.vn has'
been cpnaej-TatlTe, yet alo-g
progressive lines. We offer to
our customers modern facilities
for the prompt and proper tran
saction of their financial affairs;
ample vault and safe room for
storing and aafe-guardlng of
their money, notes, Insurance
policies and other valuable pap.
erg and inch liberality of treat
ment aa Is consistent with pru
dent banking.
TOUR acconnt is cordially soli
cited. -
iThe United States
National Bank,
LA tiPMPB, OR EG0N
A
HACK" ANn Uptown office Main 720
VnWw ti Residence phone Main 25
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