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' ' RICHARD HALE, hypnotist, mind reader, men
. tal telepathist, and man of mystery. Will open an
. engagement at this theatre. Mr. Hale has been filling
engagements in Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver
with the Peoples
ON OCT. 25th and 26th, Wednesday and Thurs
day we will present Selig's Three Reel Masterpiece,
: "THE TWO ORPHANS."
3,000 feet of film. One of the world's greatest
plays made into one of the world's greatest motion
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. Tomorrow (Sunday) , Oct. 22, Miss Gladys Mack . .
will open an engagement as vocalist. .
SUNDAY'S PROGRAM.
"COAST OF BENGAL" Interesting trave-
.- logue.
"DON, RAMON'S DAUGHTER" A very
praiseworthy picture. ? - : .
"THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE" That strug
gle on the cliff is very realistic and exciting.
"THE NEAR SIGHTED CHAPERONE" A
comedy with new situations.
COMING--Dante's Inferno, 5000 Feet of Film
FOn ALFALFA
PRICES GOOD ASD QUALITY OF.
FERED EXCELLENT.
Hay Dealers Have Little Trouble In
. Disposing of Supplies. ,
POTATO CROP PROFITABLE
Lou Stoop of Elgin has just
closed a contract for the sale of &
a large consignment of Elgin $
puds at one cent net. The crop 3
is prolific and tbe growers will
realize a splendid profit. "Spuds"
are this year one of the biggest
revenue getters for Elgin farm-
era, says Mr. Stoop. ' Tha total
output will be extensive. 4
Hay, selling at good prices, has been
one of the active commodities of the
local market this week. Not only are
MMtta tlittuy , uui i."uo vul!v uZTv Cw '
exceptionally good. Alfalfa is not a
drudge on the market in this county
as it has been in Wallowa this year,
and though crops were good prices
have, remained stiff' and steady
throughout.' Dealers say the quality
excels over past years, too. - "
The quotations throughout the city
do not show any variations today over
yesterday, reading:
Batter and! Egffs. "
Eggs Rancheggs, 40c; storage, 35c.
Butter Dairy 35c and 65c. Cream
ery," 40c and 80c, retail at gTocers. But
ter fat 33 cents.
Cheese Hazelwood and Tillamook,
25c v " i - : :
Vegetables Miscellaneous. .
Potatoes Per cwt. $1.50
Cabbage Per cwt $1.50 ; ''
Onions $2.25 per cwt
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at; other cars
first, then try the
Big Elegant
R. W. Leightop
Exclusive Agent
for Union County
FIR ST., LA GRANDE
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' Go over it point by point. We ask you to do' so .
just as carefully, critically and systematically as
you inspected the competing automobiles.
The United States Motor Company is the builder
of the Big, New Stylish Maxwell Special.
It is proud of the car.
It is confident of its superior excellence.
It thinks there is no other car quite like it , or
nearly its equal within $500 of its price.
But, in fairness to the prospective buyer, this
Company believes firmly in the mutual benefit to
be derived, from a real comparison of automobiles. ,
We think you will gain by such a course, because
when you eventually do buy, you will know exact
ly what your money is obtaining for you in com-i
parative value.
We believe this Company also will benefit, be
cause our product is RIGHT.
So, we ask every man interested in the purchase
of a medium-priced automobile to go over the list
carefully and critically.
Find out what are said to be the strong points;
of each automobile. Also look for the absence of
those qualities which you will learn to want in
your car.
After going through this little educational
course it will not take long come to sea and try
the Maxwell Special. .. .-. a
First, let us consider POWER:
; In what other car, within $500 of thfc price, did
you find 36 horse power? ;
In what other car, of the Class, did you find an
engine the equal of the Maxwell Special's 4 l-4x:
5 1-4 long strike,1 smooth-running motor? With
its large valves, adjustable push rods, self-contained
automatic oiling system, Stromberg carburetor,
dual ignition with Splitdorf magneto and batter
ies, you hava more power at your command than?
you would have in any competing car. . : . ... . . ".i
. .Now, as to STYLE. We know you will not find
the equal of the Maxwell Special its graceful,
beautiful lines, its Columbia Honeycomb type rad
iator, deep, black upholstering and the quiet, sup
erb finish .of Royal green with Wedgwood green T
-: Wheels. l':PV : ; u. ; -J. ' . . lO :. Kj ;
1 Then, first and last, analyze the price. ' ?
Unequaled factory facilities of this Company
with its fourteen great plants have made the price
of the Maxwell Special a possibility.
We are confident anyother manufacturer would :
Jose money on this automobile at this price,
We believe you will share this confidence after1
the comparison.
That's the reason we ask you to make it.
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Motor Co.
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is the best selling cough medicine
on the .market to-day because; it
does just exactly what a cough
medicine is expected; to do: it stops
coughs and colds speedily and effec
tively. Should be kept in the house
constantly where there are children.
A prompt help for croup and whpop
ing cough. Give it to your children
Takeityourself . Gntainsnoopiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
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Cabbage Per pound, ana ac.
Celery Per bunch, 10c. V
Peppers Per lb., I2c.
Sweet potatoes Four lbs. for 25c.
Sugar Cane, $7.85 per cwt. Sugar
beet, 10 cents less.
Beans White, 8 l-3c; lima, 10 cents
..." ? Fruits. ;
Home grown apples $1.25 to $1.10
per box. Gradie. establishes price.
' Bananas 40c per doz '
Oranges 60c and 55c. ;
Feed and Grain. - :
Alfalfa Hay $13.00 (retail) .
Timothy $15.00. '
Snowdrift Flour, sack $1.40
Grain Hay $14.00.
' Bran and Shorts $1.30 and $1.40. "
Oats $1.50 per cwt.
Rolled Barley $1.70 per cwt.
! Cattle, Hogs and Fowl. ' "
Cows 3 Mc to 4c
Steers 4c to 5c. !''
Hogs $6.75.
Chickens Hens, 10c; old roosters,
8c and spring fries 10c to lS'c. ,
uay Kin ue Quuciou bv ....--entertainment
I am going to give you
Christmas morning, and a share of the
$25.00 in gold that will be given, away
at that time. ;
Tell all your boy friends to come
to me at once and get a card and make
a start to save $1.00 before Christmas.
Nearly 50 bqys now have cards. We
should have 250 boys by Christmas
with a savings account. Tou can find
me at the laundry any time durldg tha
day. " . :
; Yours truly, . '
A. B. CHERRY.
To All aremlwrs of the Boys SaTfrs'
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"Have you forgottejp the "Boys' Sav
ers' club"T Have jrou filled out your
card yet with stamps and started a
savings account with the savings bank
at the postoffice? If not, do it now. '
Remember, all boys having $1.00 or
more In the bank before Christmas
Printed words fail to give you o full
l.loa of Gossard style-leadership. You
must sod a Gossard Corset better BtiU I
vou must try one on at this mirror, bVj
lore yox can understand how t'i Gos
card enables any woman to display a
dgure that is stylish and attractive,
besides being easy to wear in any po
sition.' Indorsed by our leading physlclani
.md dress makers. A model for every
tyne of form. 'vt
Prices $3.50 to $8.5ff ' '' 'ta j ' '
MBS. ItOBT. PATtlSOX- " J
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