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LAKD DXmniG HIS STAY. Er-3 yc Brothers tzi iti-a, yisr cc&tsrf &s:,
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Largest asd Ecat trirp'.eie I:t c!
Eeckwear ever sLoto. IV&h gra-I?
sCks ia sJl t!i iiew'vfavea. c?tt si
teras and new ttj'.es. Icancbjrs.
23c ralaM v .........
50c Ttlaes, t&re for .......... &9e
5c Ta!n
Fine boxed ties In fancy Christia
boxes, also fc'gb grade t5ea and Lcs
iery to match In boxes, speciaj for
Cnristmaa trade.
TTES AXD ITE COATS.
The wife or perhaps the daughter,
majtw both, would be highly pleas
ed with the nice set of furs ur far
coat It is cot an expense eath jvat,
tut a set of furs or far coat l p-rre-thing
that will last almost indefin
itely. The styles do not change much.
A coat bought ten years ago is !n
style today. We are agents for th
line in the United State
FREE
CANDY
Bring-
Ihls vesk in tojlmi tts niks a rrcciil
iadccsncnt fcr cxtcners to luy drczd
dolls. TTe hive lalicn hundreds cf cur test
niters, are selling Hen at zzi half
t!i3 criginal pri:c-. Ths lius censht cf dclb
frcn 75c to $3X3, erpedally inperted by us.
This is a bargain yen ttiII fad you haTe sev
er had the opportunity cf gcttia before,
jest at Chmtaiast tine. This rill cuabb yoa
to bay a 2k dreaced doll as cheap or even
cheaper than yea can bay the cans dell m-dreared.
sriciiL uyt rca icnc st.
Cia nore tli 2 a t'.ce cr ss': fr
. Clriit is. O-r Cir;cj line Is e?;-i
'. UIlj cai fw tie jc t 22. a. It a!
irtk-s tie o!i cia a-ftr ycc-.z iz.i
.feel ycrEg. P.ze vorsteJ. f'.v.I-? t
Ciilnervs 3 tl tew tit- r?a ita o T; u t.;.trri
te-rs aaJ Tall we gits froa f S.C'S to
JiS.i?. Drf4 jlirts t'Oi for hell-
UMCSf IffJE OF DRESS-
D D OILS in Eastern 0r-
I egon at JUm BULB PRICE,
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Si'ulJe fixttrrs tird ?- I
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c".Ju?y 3-'x s'.'.l i.r3 frjea.
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Ore tri7-l scLil tis t-t.td rt-
E-eci::y for cur Clfs'jzj. tn.e.
tesstlfi'.ly CKcmSei Nw lij la
L!gi rnie cilia. 7e are clwrrg c-t
all o:tr llts la KiT'ir.l tai Cer-
ciaa clla. Tlfy :A s:t yta. Ttrre
, arc aus a&d u
EuSarj sets tzi lots cf oil i s
tiat wiU suit ew;lival Cirstxis
gift. Ei try htm ca tirrsia rr:cs.
your Children to Toylahd agrl let them cea Smta Ciau3
and get a sack of candy every afternoon
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The Rough Rider's Romance
Kalem.
The Toymaker, the Doll and
The DeTil Edison. '
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The Widow of Mill Creek Flats.
Selig. ;
books, aH kinds of good nereis. Too
: can find all of these and many more
t EaTerthorn't Family Drug Store.
The prices are Terr reasonable
Beautiful ClMbea glrea to lady
patrons of the mUnee. See das
Play in lobfry.
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Christmas presents like these: LAd
tes watches, lockets, watch charms
tat pins, cuff buttons, tie pins, clocks,
hand mirrors, fountain pens, brash
nd comb sets, manlcnre sets, picture
SCIENCE
In one's profession is conscience
applied; It Is honesty, veracity and
fidelity.
Mechanical equipment Is a matter
of purchase. Professional equipment
is the result of study, acquaintance
Uh conditions, appreciation of what
Ton need when you need it 30 years
of practical experience In fitting- glas
es is at your service.
"We feel that it is all right to tell
rou that we haTe satisfied nearly
M people and among them are over
W children between the ages of 6
and 15 years in Tales and Wallowa
counties.
Ask your neighbor or your physi
cian where is the most reliable place
to haTe your eyes fitted. ;
Tbe Doctor ia endorsed by all ci
the leading occullsts of Portland aaJ
H of the leading physicians of La
Grande. -
The entire gmjblem lies In these
three words Elghtly Filled Lesfes.
ntted by the right man.
All broken lenses replaced while
wait Charges are reasonable.
Satisfaction, guaranteed and my
Grantee U as good as my bond.
. l P. LlILSDmi
Dccroit or OPTICS
AT 1105 ADAX3 AVE.
rCLCT PCTFX BCTLDLVr,.
. Only seTen days more In which to
select your Christmas presents. To
be ' honest and frank about IL
You can do no better and find
a finer class of goods at SilTerthorn's
Family Drug Store, than most stories
that yon may visit Their stock of Lad
les' hand bags la very fine and of a
superior class and at very reasonable
prices. ; .'
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& PESSOIALS.
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A. IL Hanson of Elgin spent Sun
day at the Foley.
C Jensen of Baker was a Sommer
hotel guest today.
C M. Jensen of Walla Walla Is
here on bnsiness matters.
Afrs. W. Hogoboam of Walla Walla
was In the city yesterday.
B. J. Harvey, of Flint, JUch, was
'at the Foley over Sunday.
W. E. Arcson of WaHa Walla stop
ped at the Foley yesterday.
F. H. Watt, a resident of Baker City
spent yesterday at the Foley.
C A. Keys" of Peoria. I1L, was a
guest at the Foley over Sunday.
A. C Miller of Enterprise Is here
for a few days Tislting fr lends.
Mr. A. D. Crawford and wife were
here from Wallowa over Sunday.
Walter Pierce is In Portland and is
not expected home for seeral days.
. Fred A. Falconer of Enterprise was
quartered at the Foley over Sunday.
Mr. L. Smith and sister1, Miss Ethel
left this morning to spend the holi
days. .
; J. D. McPhee and wife of North
Powder were here yesterday stopping
a' the Sommer. ,
County School Superintendent E.
E. Bragg Is in Portland this week on
business matters.
XL J. Kirk wood of Portland was a
Sunday visitor visitor here yesterday,
stopping at the Foley.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd of Enterprise
were Sunday visitors In the city
stopping at the Foley.
Sam Beed of North Powder Ttslted
in the county capital over Sunday,
registering at the Foley,
Mrs. J. L. C&viness left this morn
ing for Joseph, where she will aend
the winter with her son
Mr. and Mrs." F. R. Bridges took
'-heir departure this morning for Ocl
orado Springs 5aad.Denver.
Mr. and Mff. George W. Browa of
Baker were in La Grande over San
day stopping at the Sommer. "
Joseph Canle and Mrs. G. Marlott
and daughters of Three Creek. Idaho,
were at the Sommer over Sunday.
Mrs. C A. Crab tree, IL A. Nelson,
and B. IL Pnrsell are some of the
Wallowa people who spent Sunday in
La Grande.
"VT. O. Fooch who Is super'nfndlng
the wiring of the new machine shops
has gone to his home In Portland to
spend the holidays.
Murdo McDonald of Walla Walla re
turned ot his home this morning. Fe
has been in Wallowa county visiting
fiiends and attending to bnsiness
matters..
Ed. Waldren, a retired rancher of
Walla WaHa is here visiting; hi
brother-in-law, H. S. Massee today.
"Jo Intends to veturn to the Garden
Cify-tomorrow. ;
Mr. and Mrs. C IL Conkey have
moved ia from their May Park fruit
ranch to live in town during the win
ter months. They have leased the
Jack Child 1 residence.
XtaJrJit ef Cuing the Brits BaUt!
' We are honestly desirous of cur
ing all who are addicted to drink,
en$ if roa, are Interested in any one
ne&icOrHne we Invite you to write
us. Our correspondence is conSden-
ttial and oar replies are tent In plain
sealed envelopes. Orrine No. 1 is the 11 by Silierthornea Faciiy Drug store,
seeet treatment and No. X. for those' Dec. IS. 21, 23.
who wish the voluntary treatment ; 1
11 per box. Write for free booklet o aaaaaaaaaaaa
"How to Care Drnnkennees." Th
Orrine Cv. 27 Orrine Banding,
Washington, D. C The leading drug
gists endorse Orrine. Sold In this dry
O ;, The Fair Store will be cp- Q
ea every evening nstll Q
ChristEa. , O
X C9-sTiBalesw TIsltor. ;
"Uncle Learn" Thompson, the art
ist of Baker. City who puts the ebony
hue on the pedal extremities of deni
zens of that city. Is In La Grande to
day visiting his friend, "Tom" the
bootblack. "Uncle" Learn asserts
without reservation that all the "corn
publicans'' in the state of Oregon
were not true to their "corupsrupu
lous" convictions thia year. He also
says La Grande : shows remarkable
and "perniicious" aptitude of being a
big town and the old colored man ad
mits that he might invest some of
his "predatory4? wealth here. "Uncle
Learn" is a good Christian man. While
his flow of language la out of the
ordinary, as will be seen In the fore
going he never forgets his spiritual
bleggjngs and delights In telling of the
good things a Christian life has done
for him.
For sale cheap, 15,000 feet of lum
ber consisting of ship lap 2x42x6
and 1x12. Will sell cheap. Apply to
B. S. Davis, sewer contractor.
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Listeiiitd.a that yill Keljbu decide
V':,r;:-on presents";,; ;.:'V' "
' Scarfs . -''
' Hand Bags, : .
Jewel Cases
Fancy Toilet Sets
Hanicuxe Sets
Pictures
Post Card Alburn
Fancy Baskets
Fancy Stationery
Silverware
Cuff Buttons
Ladies Rings
Sash Pins
Stick Pins
Handkerchiefs
Fancy Belts
Clocks and Watches
Watch Chains .
Shaving Sets
Hufflers ,
Suit Case3
Smoking Sets
Umbrellas '
Hand Mirrors
Suspenders
Traveling Bags
Pipes
Rugs
2-Piece Brush Sets
Ties in Fancy Boxes
Pocket Knives
Candle Sticks .
Petticoats
Gloves,
Handkerchief Boxes
Combs, .
Barrettes,
Etc: v
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O The Fair Store will be op- O
O n rT evening until
O Christmas. ' .
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Closing out entire stock of Fancy China.
OUR TOYLAND IS COMPLETE. Our 5, 10 and J 5c counters are loaded down
wfth most wonderful bargains. Ladies, Mens and Children Sweaters
Ckristma Post Cards, 3 lor 5c hade where your money lasts longest
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