LA EVNI0 OUSKKVKli. . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19lb.
THE ISIS
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An Indian Girl's Love. (Essan
ay) On her Doorstep (Yltagraph)
Betty Is BUM at Her Old Tricks
(Pathe)
Song When the Bell Rings
Mary.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play in lobby.
-AMISSION 10c-
BE NOT MISLEAD
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Cold weather's coming. Want an
accurate thermometer so you can
watch the mercury drop? We've a big
stock of the accurate kind. You ran
quote their figures and know you're
right. 25c to $2.50. Newlin Drug Co.
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inall our departments with our 5 per cent trade discount good in our
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Black Australian Lynx sets of beau
tiful Russian shawl, with magnlficeat
rug muff elegantly trimmed with heau
and tails; lined with whirred 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 expanse. Address their man
ager, Mauray Llebwrs, 25 East 14 s-,
New York City.
Vacuum carpet cleaning, taking up,
sewing and laying. L. F. BilUnfer,
phones Red 562 and Red 141.
If a prescription Is correctly writ
ten we can fill It, no matter what drug
gists name Is on the blank. It will be
compounded correctly, too and our
prices will be right. Wrlghtrug Co.,
Prescription Pharmacists.
A feature of the Christmas Scribner
will be the reproduction in colors of
four drawings by Jessie Wilcox Smith
representing favorite children in Dick
en's novels, such as Tiny Tim, David
Copperfleld, Paul Dombey and Little
Nell.
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A Bpeclal soap sale is now on at the
Wright Drug store.
As there are no extra o
charges for examination of O
your eyes. One charge pays O
for examination, frames and. O
glasses. The services and ma- O
terlals are far superior to any O
in the county. Dr. Mendel-O
Bohn carries the best stock O
that can be purchased. O
We have manj people come O
to as after they have consult- . O
ed eyesight specialists to be O
fitted with glasses. O
We do not claim to know; O
everything, O
We do not grind everything;. O
We do not r"r rfrj-
thing. 0
WHAT WE DO KNOW. v
Is how to fit glasses prop-
' erly. Our 29 years practical
experience enables us to
guarantee results. Over 2200
people In Union and Wallowa J
counties will testify to the
permanent good we have ren- 4
dered them. f 4
O Wherever you see Dr. Men-
O delsohn's name you can de- 4
O pend upon it that you are not
O paying for hot air but that 4
O you will receive honest val- 4
O ue and skilled treatment. His 4
O word is as good, as his bond
O Ask any business or profes-
O slonal man in La Grande or 4
O any other city where the Doc- 4
O tor. Is known. 4
O All broken lenses replaced 4
O while yon wait' Charges are
O reasonable. :
O DR. 91. P. MENDELSOHN,
O DOCTOR OF OPTICS
O PERMANENTLY LOCATED
O 1105 ADAMS AVENUE FO-
O LEY HOTEL BUILDING. v
O OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12 n. '.
O 1 to 5 p. m.
O EVENINGS BY-APPOINT-
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A few of our regular prices in all departments
DEY GOODS: DEPT.
the tick of the
v&tch-
our styles are
on nme,
watch us
we can .
Stand It.
tHE son
M'r.swell "duesseh-
if you ahe a juvge of goot clothes
yOU WILL HE VLEAl.SE x with the mate-rials,
TATTE'RfS. CUT MAKE. FIflSH AfT ST&LE OF
OUH GAUMEffTS.
IF yOU A"RE fOT A JUVGE OF CLOTHES.
T-RUST TO THE KfOWf HEPUTATIOf OF OUH
STOKE. WE WISH OfLy VLEASEB TATROJfS
WE MAKE COOT). Afi7 WE WILL GIVE Afiy CUS- ,
TOMETK WHO SUyS FH.OM US Af7 IS ffOT
TLEASE-D. A ffEW SUIT. WE WAfiT TO XE
TUGHT WITH EVEHWBOTy.
Ash Bros. ?Srsand
Ckildrens Wool Coats, good values ..... .... .$4.00
Childfens Wool Coats good values . . . . . . . . $3.00
Lare 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.;. ....... . . ... .85c
- Lace Curtains in white, pair . ... ...... ... . . ,95c
Lace Curtains in white and Ecru. .... . . . .tl.20
Spread, regular size, each , . l .$1.00
Table Damask In colors, yard ........ . ... . . . 50c
Linen Toweling, good values, yard ......... ,12 l-2c
Outings in all shades, good weight, yard 10c
Flannelette in colors, good values, yard ..... . . .10c
Turkish towels, large size each ...... ....... .25c
Ladies House Dresses, large line . . . . . ; . .... .$1.25
Ladies House Dresses, good values . . .... . .$1.65
Ladies House Dresses good values ... , . ; $1.75-$3.00
Ladie$ Outing Gowns, good weight . . . .$1.25
Ladies Outing Gowns, good values .... . . . .$1.75
Ladies Outing Gowns, good values .... ... .$2.00
HABDWARE DEPT.
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, set . . . .... . , . . ; . . . .... .$1.23
Wire Coat Hooks, dozen . . .... . . . ..... . . . .10c
No. 8 Nickle Tea Kettle for , . ... .$1.20
wo. 9 Nickle Tea Kettle for . . . . . . .", ..... .:... ,$1.35
6,000 Red Tip Matches . . .v...........'.....: .43c
Savory Roaster ....... . . .... . . . . . . . . ..... $1.13
No. 2 Cold Blast Lantern .95c
No. 1 Good Butcher Knife 35c
no. 1 Alarm Clock .98c
Perfection Oil Heater .... ............. . . . . .$5.50
BARGAIN I
Glass fruit dish, set of 6, 39c
Glass horseshoe tumbler, 40c doz.
V MEN'S FURNISHING DEPT. -
Men's Wool Suit good values . ..... . . . . . .$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, eood vahiA p?ir . . . .15s:
LIou's lined mitt?, medium heavy, good values, pr 65c
Men's Fur lined caps, all sizes, good values, each $1
Men's silk neck ties, extra good values, each . . . .20c
Men's heavy wool shirts, good values, each . . . .$1.25
Men's heavy cotton shirts, good values, each $1.00
Children's wool sweater, good weight, each .... 60c
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 $5.50t
Wool Blankets, extra large size, med. colors, pr $7.00
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Rubbers 2 1-2 to 3, plain, pair 7. . . . .70c
Ladies Rubbers, 2 1-2 to 8, rolled edge, pair r . . .75c
Children's Arctics, pair ...... . :-. . . . , . 75c
Men's 1-Buckle Arctics, pair , ; . .. . . ..... , .$1.65
Men's 4-Buckle Arctics, pair . . . . . . . . . .... .$2.60
Ladies J-Buckle Arctics, pair . . . ... . . . . . .$1.15
Youth's good School Shoes, 9 to 12, pair .... . .$1.50
Boy's good School Shoes 2 1-2 to 6, pair . , . . . .$2.00
Ladies shoes, good values, pair . . . . . . . . , . . .$1.75
Babies Shoes in Hard Soles, pair . . . . . . , . . . .60c
3SEIV1ENT
Semiporcelain covered dish, 43c
Semiporcelain butter dish, 23c
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THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
OUR REGULAR PRICES WATCH OUR WINDOWS
4 PERSONALS. 4
day lo6klng after business matters. Mr.
Lambert Is connected witn the Bylles
bye "people, who own and operat9 rail-
opinion that they will be disposed of
at remarkable prices and he believes
that some of them "Will Bell for more
F. L.. Armstrong of Boise is stop
ping at the Sommer today.
A. H. Cleland is -in La Grande to
day. He is stopping at the Sommer.
P. O. Joy is here from Portland to
day, stopping at the Sommer' hotel.
W. P. Devine of Seattle is a gueBt
at the Sommer today while looking
after business matters.
"Sprat" Montgomery or South La
Grande, has been critically ill, but
Is much better today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. De Long expect
to leave soon tor an extended visit In
California. They go to Seattle first
however.
The ten year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry U. Myers is critically
ill. Her condition is not encouraging
i and it Is but a question of vitality.
Senator C. C. McCulloch, the sena
tor-elect from Baker City Is in the
city today transacting business mat
ters. Mr. McCulloch is on 3 of the
youngest men in the state senate.
Miss Ethel Redhead received word
from her mother at Portland that the
operation performed on Clarence Red
head was successful and that the
young man is recovering nicely.
L. E. McNabb, the Yeoman organizer 1
lef this morning for Elgin where he
will spend a few . weeks completing
the organization of a new homestead
there.
J. L. Lambert of Eugene is here to-
roads and power plants extensively than $1,000 each.
tnrougnout the Northwest. y
George Jacobs , the three-quarter
centurian of South La Grande has
been given an added pension for ser
vices in the civil war. Since attaining
the age of 75 years he has come under
the catalogue of those receiving $20
per month from Uncle Sam. .
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, who has been
in Portland for several days, returned
heme yesterday. The doctor says Port
land Is very lively at present time and
evidence on all sides Indicates that an
extensive business will be transacted
there this year.
The Oregon exhibit will be entered
as a "breeder's young herd." They
were all bred and raised by W. O.
Minor on his Heppner farm and were
sired by his famous butty Golden
Goods. The show opens November 26
and will continue until December 3. I
OREGON CATTLE ON EXPOSITION
Heppner Cattle Will be Entered in In
ternational LItc Stock Show.
Seven head of bnorthorn cattle from
the famous W. O. Minor herd at Hep
pner, Morrow county, Oregon, pass
ed through Pendleton yesterday on
their way to Chicago, where they will
be entered In the International Live
Stock exhibition, the greatest livestock
show in the world, says the Pendleton
E. O. These seven head of young cat
tle will be the only exhibit which Ore
gon will have at the great exhibition.
Following the show the cattle will
be entered in the great Breeders' Short
Horn "sale and all will be sold. Dr. S.
W. McClure, chief of the bureau of
animal industry In the northwest, who
has seen the Minor cattle, is of the
Advertised Letter. j
List of letter remaining uncalled
for in the La Grande post office for
the week ending, November Uth, 1910.
Ackley, Miss Lena; Craig, Mrs. Geo.; ,
Johnson, Mrs. Ralph; Taylor, Mrs.
Lucy; Wilson, Mrs. G. H.; Barnett,
Claude; Beecher, Mr. Geo.; Eckstein,
Mrs. A. P.; Fershton, Mr. Theo.; Glen,
Andrew; Holmes, R.; Ingalls, Mr. A.
J.; Jones, Mr. A. Mi; Jeffries B.;
Johnson, A. J.; Jones, Mr. J. S.; King
man, Arthur; Mercer, Mr. Cleve; Phil
lips, Mr. Ed.; Powell, G. C: Rice, L.
M.; Tucker, Mr. E. B.; Wilson, Harry
(2) ; Williams, Mr. J. F.
When calling for the above please
say "Advertised," same will be sent to
the dead letter office on Nov. 25th,
1910. v
O. M. RICHEY. T. M.
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TheUp-Buildinyli
of This Bank 1:
Is due to the fact that we have
ample capital and that we tave
adhered to a policy wna ha
been conservative, yet aloa
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 safe-guarding of
their money, notes, insurance
policies and other valuable pap
ers and such liberality of treat
ment as Is consistent with pru
dent banking. . v
YOUR account Is cordially soli
cited. ;
iThe United States
National Bank,
LA GRMPE, OREGON
HACK AND
AMBULANCE
Uptown office Main 720
Residence phone Main 25
. L BUSSEY