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LA GRANDE EMENJLNG OBSEU VLK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1911.
THEATRE
"The Surgeon's Temptation".
........ .... ...... Edison
" A magnificent story with the
eminent character actor, Chas.
Ogle afi the surgeon. The temp. '
tation is terrible but Is over
come and tha story ends all
right. ' , .: ' -
"The Colonel's Son" . . . Kaleni
1 A very unusual story of the
civil war. A colonel of the con
federate allows his son, who Is
In the union army, to be shot as
a spy. There's a reason for this
action and 1t Is very tragic, v
"Rangoon" Fathe
A beautiful series of colored
pictures of this Burmese city. ,
"Little Morritz Is Too Short"
.........."'..v......... Pat18
A pretty comedy and a laugh
at every turn.' A pair of stilts
helps make Morltz much taller
and Incidentally causes., much
trouble: '
IVuStrated Song: "I'm Going
to Do as I Please," sung with
.normbus success ly
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LOCALS
a. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212'i Adams av..
Dr. Posey, Specialist lor Etc, Ear,
dose, Throat diseases and catarrh.
Over Seidell store. Eyes fitted with
(lasses. Hours 9 to 11:30; 1:30 to
I and 7 to 8 p. m.
AnguB Stewart has been authorized
to collect and receipt for accounts
against Hewitt, the jeweler formerly
in business . bene. Mr. Stewart can
be seen at the Peare Jewelry store.
Hot chill sandwiches and bakery
lunch at Snow Flake Bakery.
Students may enroll at any time
in the La . Grande business college.
Day and night sessions. 10-20-tf
Best cup of coffee in the city at
Snow Flake Bakery, open all hours.
Prof. F. J. Freenor. magnetic healer.
A'ot hypnotism, drugs or mental work.
Positive permanent results from first
treatment. 1417 Adams avenue. Phono
MalnWl. 1-mo
Just take a peep at the new line of
shopping bags just arrived by express
yesterday. You will see some good
ones. Silver.thom Family Drugstore.
Miss Garrtck
Mr. Ferrln
.Matinees
Evenings
FOR RENT One suit of light house
keeping rooms, i Modern. 1311 O.
Avenue, Mrs. Swarts' rooming house
or call Red 821. ' 10-27-if
.This Is the time of yar when ev-
iryone should consider remodeling
iheir
BEATING AND PLUMBING JOBS.
Bradley & Co. has a crew of first
Mass plumbsrs, steam and hot water
iatisfactorily. ' Come in and unload
your troubles to ' '
BRADLEY & CO,
Phone Black 971. Elm Street
Hot coffee and bakery lunch
Snow flake Bakery.; , .
at
Steam and electric baths given at
your homes. ' Mrs. O. C. Combs.
Gasoline wood saw.
3851. J. A. OLIVER,
Phone black
LAB
FURNISHING
GRAND UNION TEA CO. Phone
Red 3231. Store 209 Fir Street.
10-24-tf . ,v
; See the new art brass work at the
Wright Drug company. v. . ,
Wareho
1 "" M ETft Lft "iLi Kft
use
; store goods and produce
of all kinds at reasonable rates. '
Waters-SianchfieH
Produce Co., ML
p
4
If you are looking for a place
to get your ''J ".
Shoes
Re
paired
GO TO 109 ELM STEEET.
"Villlam Stradford, Prop. ,
Opposite Toney & Scranton..
Work Done on Short Jfotlce.
:-'! Many beautiful and inexpen-r
sive Xmas gifts may be made
by means of (this new and pop
ular art. ';
We have a complete line of
outfits and blanks consisting of
paper baskets, Jardiniere stands,
cktie racks, book and pipe racks
Necktie, handkerchief and pho
to boxes and a variety of other
useful articles. ..-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Dtdion
at Dayton Thursday, October a
nine-pound' son. ,
u
to. 4 mi
A it
. ; PEE&ONALS.
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Mrs. Nat Starboard of Baker is here
vlsltingi with friends today
County Coroner C T. Baco narrlved
this morning from Portland where he
has been spending a fcw days ou liU"-
ineS matters.
William Allinson arrived home this
morning from Portland where he has
hsmi trnnsnrt'.ne business for the
(
flour mill company.
52,00
PriceB Tanging from 25c o
Come and let us show and ex-,
plain h to you.
Wright Drug Co.
You Want SHOES that
UIIIL.
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COATS POPULAR
Most practical apparel of wo- p2 50
Double faced cloakings; staple colors, self and
button trimmed. All sizes from 13 years in miss
es' size to largest size in ladies'.
CARACULES, PLUSHES, are very popular,
and nothing more serviceable or dressy. $13.50
to $22.50.
FUR COATS
Full length Pony in black or natural color. Roll
collar, finest silk lining. A bet- !1 OC f(
ter coat can't be made
24 inch jacket, near seal, roll !$Mfj ((
collar, silk lining .: . ; ., VU U
Chief Justice Robert Eakln is in the
city today the guest of his son At
torney. Robert Aikin, Jr., and tomor
row night goes to Pendleton to open
the October terra of supreme court
there.'. : .' 1 i. '
M-cMr.Michael of Warren. Penn.
was . la town "yesWday, the ' guest
of Mr. and MrsV Geoi H." Baker of
South La Grande aud Hugh Kinney,
lso and old friend. Mr. McMichael
is touring the west. . ,;, j
Miss Emnia Woods, of the army
nurse corps, who has been visiung
her sister, Mrs. George H. Baker, left
list night , for, t he - Presidio .of San
Francisco where sje is stationed at
present. ' ':: "
lb
mm mi
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Special buy in check and plaid wool suiting 3Q
inches wide. ' Regular 50c goods 9?C
good range of. patterns 7.
Special in all wool plaid suiting. Goods that hava
sold during the fall at 85c. Patterns are well as
sorted but the line is broken, and the price is
made to close out ?. the . remainder of ,40 n
our stock - ?
Odd lot ladies' $1.50 waist and corset covers.'
ThU is much less than the goods are A!
worth by the yard :... y.
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Men's suits. Fall patterns and weights neat snappy Fall
Cloth overcoats, Rainproof coats, fur co ats. Anything you may wish for winter.
.Our line is complete.;,,,; . .; '. ;-. Vv ':'--- -j:'-
$12.50
I BARGAIN BASEMENT SPEGALS
Imitation Cut Glass, 4piece'sets Sugar, Creamer; Spooner ; and But-. AQC
ter. Regular 85c value- ;.:...:.........l-... .
Genuine German and French imported cups, china and saucers. 50c to OCc
65c values. Highly decorated nne gooasu. - ... r- ;.y
at
..f.
best Styles? You can find them
here in the following makes:
FOR LADIES Krippendorf-
Dittman Co., C. P. Ford & Co., E.
P. Reed & Co.; s-;,'
FOR MEN Johnson & Murphy,
Howard & Foster, Kelley Buck
ley, Bostonian, Holland Shoe Co.
FOR GIRLS Pichler Shoe Co.,
C.&E.,ShoeCo.
FOR BOYS Holland Shoe Co.,
C. & E. Shoe Co. " :
FOR LITTLE ONES The fam
ous Acrobats, Pichler Shoe Co.
Weyenber Heavy- Work Shoes,
Jefferson and , Kalmbach og-:
. gers. '-y '" .
"Pivlna" th Ball Grounds,
. Hueh S. Fuilerton. the baseball ex
nert. tells in the American Magizlne
of the Queer ethics of tho national
came. He writes: , ;
" 'Fixing' the grounds so ns to give
the home team the advantage and
handicap the visiting players is tha
commonest form of trickery, yet in
professional ball it is not considered
wrong, any more than a commander
of a defensive army' would consider
It '"wrong to " prepare; breastworks .to
meet an enemy.v The extent -to which
the fixing of . ground 1 carried i
amazing. There probably is not a
major or minor league crounds in the
country on which the home players
have not the advantage, ana visiting
teams are forced to be on the alert
from the moment they enter a field
to discover. If possible, what they are
up against" . ,
QUALITY THE SAME
PRICES LESS
j
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, L J. French Shoe Co.
CRANBERRILS
flREPLE
NTIFUL
PRICE STATS AT 20 CEJTS PEE
QUART.
ery, 40c and 80c, retail at grocers. But-
Butterfat -34 cents. ' .' ,, !;
Cheese-i-Hazelwood nd Tillamook,
vegetables and Mlscellaneons.
Pntfltnpa Per cwt. $1.60 '
' Cahbage-Per 'cwt $1.50 ; -; ' y
Onions $2.25 per cwt. , ' .
Cabbage--Per pound, 2 and 3c.
Celery Per bunch, 10c. .
Peppers Per lb., I2c.
Bweet notatoes Four lhs. tor 25c.
Sugar cane, $7.45 per cwt"; Sugar
beet. 10 cents less.
Beans White, 8 l-3c; lima, 10 cents
Prnlts.
Home grown applea $1-25 tcf $1.10
per box." Grade establishes price.
Cranberries 20 cents per quart.
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--$1.60 per cwt. ,
Rolled Barley $1.70 per cwt.
Cattle, Hojrs and Fowl.
Cows 3c to 4c. O . i
Steers 4c' to Be.
Hoes $6X0. , ,
r.MckenB Hens. ' 10c: old roosters,
be burnRing up long night of sleep
less agony
. .Then :
; Instant relief the skin cooled and
refreshed rnri-ali burning andUclilng
gone!" : ' -('.V'':''
Thousands testify . to , this thou
sands : who suffered from eczema,
psoriasis and other skin troublies, un
til they heard of that simple cooling
wash of wlntergreen, thymol and, oth
er ingredients known as D. D. D. pre
scription. ,"' " ' '
J. Samuel Lewis of St. Paul. Minn.,
write; "I ami three, bottles of D. T:
D. ! prescription and now my akin,,
once a mass of fire and Irritation. li
as smooth and soft as a child's."
;. A ,25c , trial -bottle will give yata
positive prooff'
We are so certain of what D. p. Bl.
will do for you that we offer you, ,
full lze bottle on this guarantee.
If vmi An tint And that It tnkp twir
he ttch, AT ONCE, it costg you not a
cent, ' ;. ' ,:;
CalJ here and talk-it over.
' Newlin Drug, company. - ' .
rroducing PiHtrlct RVi)rt' Good Crops
Grocers Stock up.
-Cranberries will be plentiful for
Thanksgiving and Christmas cooking
according to merchants who are stock
ing ud -with 'the popular commodity
in tho ThflnVBdvinar trade
not far distant The price remains 8c and spring fries 10c to WAc
th" same as last year, 20 cents per
auart, and there will b no shortage
mmnlv. it Is aDDarent now. The
producing! districts report good crops
Market quotations today follow:
Bntter sod Eks
Eeks Rancheggs, 40c; storage, 85c
Butter Dairy 35c and 65c. Cream-
si a m
Traitor Brashes
OF FIRE
Horrible' torture poln uuiendurable
days when the whole body seenm t9
Unless a tooth brush does what it should, it 'does
harm. It gives a sense of security where there is
none. Tooth Brushes should cleanse teeth and save
dental bills. To do this they must be rightly made.
Genuine bristles, just long enough, just firm enough,:
rightly trimmed and firmly set in a solid back, arc
the essentials. : :-' .; ,.
. We have them at 23 cents. Plenty of cheaper ones
if you want them. '; ' ' ) : ' v . v-,
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