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THEATRE
A QUALITY SHOW. "SHEK
WOOD SAYS SO." THAT'S
ENOUGH.
"Italian Blood" ...... Biograpb
One naturaly thinks of jea'
ousy and strife herewith con
nected, An Irish husband and
an Italian wife are capable of
anything in that line.
"The Forester's Plea" .Essanay
This is a western story that
you have to see and you will ar
rive at your own conclusions
from the peculiar outcome oi
the acts.
"Who Owns the Baby?". .Lub n
A baby is found in the thea
re after the performance. The
result is many funny situations.
Everything ends happily.
Miss Garrick and Mr. Ferrii
will sing: ."0, Promise Me."
A QUALITY SHOW. "SHER
WOOD SAYS SO." THAT'S
ENOUGH.
! . Tha ,,,,(. tit I that lioa u.l.tilJ A ' ' ' " '-. . .' . ' ' ' "X ' ' '"' . ' 1 . ' "'""'''"TT-JJll
" v mmm
The quarantine that has existed at
the J. T. Williamson home on account
of diphtheria, was lifted this morn
ing. Mrs.- Williamson's mother, who
was the one afflicted, is doing nicely
and will Boon be as strong as usual,
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ftley Bros.' Olgar Store.
SOMETHING NEW.
f LOCALS
H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212 Adams av.
Save your appcnriiix. Consult
Darland, the chiropractor.
Dr.
Crochest work aone promptly and
satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special
ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard.
11-19-tf
Dressmaking. Miss C. Stoddard, fl. 172
1-5-6 t
Don't have headaches. Consult Dr.
Durlaud, the chiropractor..
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CIGAKS
FOLEY BKOS.'
rrm 1 n cm.fnn
FIFES CIGARETTES
TOBACCOES CANDIES
The Are department will give a
dance January 17th and onto f thoju
good times has been planned. Success
is the only word to describe any un
dertaking of the department in I-a
Grande and the dances each year are
looked forward to with eagerness by
all who love a good time.
See our window for prices on c.:t
glass and brass goods, for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Newlin ' Book
ii Stationery company. l-l-tf
The Fellls house n South La Grand-i
caught Are last evening but did no'
burn, it was unoccupied but quirt
work of the local fire department In
that part of the city saved the struc
ture. A call was sent in for all fire
men, however, and it was with consid
able difficulty that some of theim
reached the objective point. This U
another Illustration of the benefits a
fire auto would bring to La Grande.
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Dancing at Rink every Wednesday
and Saturday nights.
12-6-tf
Thursday, Friday and Saturday we.
will sell our cut glass and brass ijoods
at almost half price. Newlln Book &
Stationery company. 1-10 -tf
'W'5'S's?
PERSONALS.
E. J. Atkinson of South La Drantle
In reported tpilto 111 toduy.
Mrs. John E. Orvis and daughter
Jean go to Baker tonight to visit with
friends. '
Mrs. Andrew Buckley will be at
homenfter Feb. 15th, at 1C02 Sixth st.,
corner Penn. Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr, who have
been at Hot Lake for several days,
returned home today.
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
WIRE GOODS
Egg boilers, heavy wire, holds eight eggs, and
saves handling and break ......... , . . . . . . . , . ,
23c
Asparagus cookers, heavy wire with handle to
set In kettle and lift out when done
23c
Handy device to put on lamp, for warm small
quantities of food or water. Fits any lamp
Mrs. Robert Deal vho has had two
strokes of paralysis, and lost the ac
tion of her vocal organs, is rapidly
recovering. She is taking treatment';
from Dr. Darland. .
PROF. F. 3. FBEENOR Sulnoloplst
and Healer. Successfully treats all quarters.
diseases. 1417 Adams arcnue. Phone
Main 724, La Grande.
Dr. John Buck'oy has Icen chlled
to Eugene to take charge of the medi
cal department, on extensive construc
tion works there, lie wl'l be 1 i-jated
at Utgene and left loda fnr hi.? new
Don't wait until that cold runs into
pneumonia. Consult Dr. Darland, the
chiropractor.
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Our specialties are dinner parties
and first class service Foley lirill.
A hustling young man wishes n
place where he can work for his
bonrd and attend school. If of eood
habits and Is desl-ous of place in a
good home. Addiess Lock Box No.
C67, city. 1-2 tf
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Gregg and Pittman the best sys
tems taught at La Grande business
college. 1-5-tf
Mr and Mra. George Wh.te of Sioux
City were guests yesterday with Mr
and Mrs. Oscar -Jackson The east
erners were snowbound here a'ld tools
svhantago of the opportunity to vh!t
with Mrs. White's college friend. Mrs(
.'.'K-ksoii. Mr. White is q prominent
real estate dealer uf Sioux Cl y.
LADIES
We have a lot of ladies woolens we
will make a reduction on for the next
30 days. A. V. ANDREWS.
1-10- It
DRESSMAKING.
Do you need a good scari'strfxs to
take the work homo or to conio to
10c
Soap racks, wire, can set oti sUnd or hang on
wall
5c
Soap racks, heavier, large sizeB, each.
10c
WhiBk broom holders, heavy twisted wire, re
tinned, a durable and convenient article
15c
Egg whips, woven wire center, with 6 inch
twisted wire handle . ),....
5c
Electric egg whip, heavier . aud better
made ' '..
' .-. 9c
Wire ladles, extra heavy, twisted wire, for dish
ing vegetables or straining soup .... t
13c
Toasters, medium size, good weight wire ..... .
9c
Large size, 9x9, ' will holi four slices of
bread
-.v...... 21c
Larger and heavier wire, 9x10"., each
27c
Comb cases, heavy . wire, retlnned, size
8x3 inches ,
23c
Sponge baskets, 6x6x9, heavy retlnned wire. .
45c
Mail boxes, to fasten on porch wall, neat and
convenient for mail carriers, 6x8 In
33c
Same as above, larger and heavier, with
cover
49c
Meat forks, heavy retlnned wire, three lined,
S inch handle
.. 5c
Same as above, .extra heavy wire, retlnned 12
Inch handle, hook to hang on kettle
10c
Potato mashers, good heavy wire, squnre, with
painted wood handle , .
9c
Same as above, extra heavy, retlnned, black
enamel handle ,
10c
TINWARE.
Same as above with hook , ;. .
i3c
Same as above, spring steel blade, enameled
handle .'
....v.......,..:..;.... 10c
DON'T MISS THE BARGAINS
ON OUR ONE - HALF PRICE
lables. The most staple goods In our store will
be found on these tnblos. They will look good
and cheap to you. and the time Is limited. We
will begin taking inventory the middle of thla
month, and at that time good will be placed in
regular stock. On these tnbles will be found
our most staple WOOL DRESS GOODS, COR
SETS, PETTICOATS, SILK WAISTS, SKIRTS,
COTTON AND SILK KIMONAS, LADIES'
SUITS, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S COATS, LA
DIES' SILK AND WOOL DRESSES, CHIL.
D REN'S UNDERWEAR, LINENS, ETC.
Think of buying an all wool $1.00 serge at
ftOc per yard, or a $3.00 klmona at $1.50 or n
$15.00 suit or dress at $7.60. -
SWEATERS.
Just the thing for school wear. There Is noth
ing that will give a child more comfort these
cold days, than a good heavy WOOL SWEATER,
We have one lot on pur bargain table ranging
In price from $1.50 to $3.50, all at $1.00.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Staple line of black and colors at 48c, 68c, 89c
and 98c. While it Is true, the sizes In these
lines are somewhat broken, the values are ex
ceptionally good. If we have your size. Look
them over. ;
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Full width sheeting, per yard ........
Good grade ticking, per yard .....
Hope muslin, bleached, per yard .
L. L, muslin, unbleached, per yard
Mount Hood outing flannel, per yard
28 Inch percales, per yard
Flannellettes, standard, best, grade
Sheets, 72x90, each
Pillow cases, 42x36
.... 20c
'.'.'.Vibe
07 l-2c
06 l-2c
091-40
'.'.'.'.'be
08 i-3c
47 c
SHOES, CLOTHING,
10c
GLOVES,
HATS,
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, UXDERWEAII) in fact,
our store is a Bargain Emporium, There is
not an article in the whole building that the
price has not been cut, except a few Items, on
which price has to be maintained.
Cookcy cutters, all sizes, round and fancy
shapes '.
5c
Cups, 1 pint, heavy two piece, with good han
dles 2 for
5c
Dustpan, 12 Inch, Japanned tinned, very dura
bly made ;.
die
pint,
COFFEE POTS.
heavy tin, good substantial han-
n
Same as above, 2 pints, each
Piece tin milk strainers, each
1 piece retlnned, each
13c
18c
23c
23c
43c .
23c
8 In, steamer, heavy weight, and well made
.:..v.... 35c
Same as above, No. 9, each
Large extra heavy, retlnned, for can
Colanders, 12 Inch piece tin, each
Acme flour sifter, each
9 quart 1 X tin, milk pans
8 quart, 1 tin, milk pan
Measuring cups, 1 quart heavy tin
:
Same as above, 2 quart, each
40c
15 c
10c
13c
ibc
.....13c
Milk cans, 2 quart, 1 X tin, with good heavy
bale and handle cover
23c
Suds dipper, large, heavy retlnned
23c
Gem tins, 1 X tin, holds 6
15c
Same as above, holds 8
18c
Clean Cut cake tin, each . .
10c
Loose bottom cake tins, 9 in. round
15c
Same as above, square, 8 inch
1 18c
Fire shovels, heavy Japan, 12 inch, flat han
dle "v 5C
Same as above, 15 in round, handle
8c
There isn't an article of necessity for your '
kitchen UBe, that cannot be found in our Bar
gain Basement, and they can be had by you
absolutely without cost to you. By saving your
coupons you can supply yourself with all of
those necessities. Our stock In the basement
department Is very complete in all lines. Save
your coupons.
Milk skimmers, flat pierced, each
5c
Same as above with handle, heavy retlnned . .
5c
Cake turners, 3x3 steel blade, painted wood
handle
......... .A. ......... 9c
QUALITY THE
SAME
THE GOLDEN RULE
COMPANY
PRICES
LESS
have imployed her. Ui:j Mrs. A .1
Nash. 1103 Niiiti srreui, doeb good
work ond since her hii.ibanU Is in poor
health she needs eir,ilu.vmen'. Call
Red 122.
l-9-3t MAYNAItD R. THOMPSON'.
Christian Church Pastor
LADIES
We have a lot of ladles woolens we
will wake a reduction on for the next
80 days. .-A. V, -ANDREWS.
1-10-lt
A conference of progressive republi
cans of Alabama is to meet in Birm
ingham next week to organize for the
furtherance of the progressive move-
your house? I am told, bv sonic who went.
' tin nLrfS It &mPt& i
SCENE IN 'TOLLY (IF THE CIIKTS," AT THE STEWARD Ol'EPtA HOUSE NEXT M0XDAY NIGHT
He Was Prepared.
An honest old Philadelphia Quaker
was refused n vote ticfiiiiMe lie could
not show the neresxiiry piipirs. He at
tempted to cunt Ills hnllol. Iiut was
tnnicri down i'.v ini liisin-fiiir.
"Why. my friend, ilit't? Iiiiowh me.
i'liee knows tluil I live in tli. ward.'
nld llif yunlicr.
"1 knnw you liy sllit. lint I must see
ywur piipers." whs the reply.
"I would not tell Mire n falsehood. I
have tin' piiii"i s at iKiinc. mill I will iso
l ml linng Uu'in lo tiit'i'.'"
"lit'l r lie necessary papers and you
an vole."
The old gentleman went home and
got the papers and cast bis ballot. The
next year lie again appeared at the
polls and the same Inspector challenged
bis vote.
"Surely thee would not have me go
again a mile to get thee my papers?"
nslted the Quaker. "Thee must Unow
that I have a vote."
"No papers, no vote, sir;" answered
the Inspector.
"I thought tbee might be so vicious."
said the old man. as n smile played
under his broadbrim, "and I have
brought them with me this time. Tbee
will not have the pleasure of having
mo walk a mile for them. 1 will briug
them next year, too." Washington
Star.
cation as a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for United StateB
senator.
Former Governor Ashton C. Shal
lenberger of Nebraska has filed appll-t
DONT BLAME
THE COFFEE
It's the kind of coffee you
drink." Your morning
cup will absolutely satisfy
you if it is
Barrington Hall
Coffee
We carry three flavors in
the above coffee, Mild,
Medium and Strong. 60
to 70 cups to the pound.
50c a pound.
For Sule by
Pattison Bros.
THOXE NUMBEItS MAIN
AND MAIN 79.
SO
J. H. Richardson E. S. Givens
E. S. Givens
Investment
Co.
Rear La Grande Nat'l Bank
Real Estate,
Loans.
Insurance.
High Class Invest
ments and Securities
If You Have Caught a Cold--Kill It!
The early winter months are particularly dangerous, colds are easl'y caught and of
ten hard to get rid of.
An uncuredcold means a winter-long cold and cough, a debilitated body with Pneu
monia or Consumption, the grim consequence.
Guard yourself against this by buying a twenty-five cent box of
BLUE MOUNTAIN COLD TABLETS
The safest to use, with the surest and quickest results.
Money back if it fails.