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Vtn ft Fleetfoot club will U hakj naxt
Monday Afaring. AH members are
Call Van Buran'i tor taxi. Adv.
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' Use Rexafr rry Berk and stop
that cough nd cold. Hill's Drug S&re
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ami colds " if they knew of a
2 remedy which coukU be depended
' ' III ITS' MmilUTAI'M
COUGH CUKE
It is" pre-
pared from pure - Ingredients.
It1 removes the cause by -c
tioathxne JMd healkig tha ' v j
flamed surfaces. It is guar- a
nnteed to ewe. -
.Price,' 26 and M Cents. ?
vorce o Mm. Roaenbaum from
"UPPER CRUST" . -
Casts MoreTaate More, "
! :Bts Mor, "Imported.''
' AB-SO-HJTE-LY.'
-Adv.
' Since Christmas days are over and
you are now needing drugu and medl
: Prepared and sold only by
RED CROSS DiJG STORE
cine, we-whd, you to know t We
are ready to sett you all you need and
compound your prescriptions accur
ately at Silverthorn's Family Drug
Store.T-Adv. K - 1 4 tf.
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t Whiter, v Lighter, Better," Bread,
!"Upper Crust." Adv. . ; 1 6 tf.
M. Roaenbaum.
vWe-paf. keac pneem tu VSeeoai
Band Furniture. OTAL'S FURNI
TURE CO. 404 Fir St, Phone Black
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PAY VOUR WATER
RENT.
t'2 8 2t
Dmamakinjr and Ladies Tailoring,
Remodeling u spieiaUy. Jones A n.a
bone. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's
Drug Store. Adams A. Phone 820 1
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Good coffee 20 cens per ' pound.
Bassett's. Phone Red 1991. Adv.
inolies. school books, sta-
leta, envelopes and in fact t
Mamey tm Loaa. '. TVrhe Mission band of the Presby-
1 ' 11 r;? 04 improred real property hvVnleo
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iurBnas iiiveimva w. ab.
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1 PAY YOUR WATER
YOUR
WATER
RENT.
. 2 8 2t
RENT.
2 8 2L
i T Catarrh . Victims.
For colds, catarrh snuffles there
.'wCLbIlitf-i-(f-iuMi .n-i K..i:f,s notnlnft tter than-Hyomei wfttch
iness of importance for members of
iNewiin Drug Co.,- sells on the "No-
Pytkiia ilawn' order Friday evening. Jc"r?'npr P -H?i not only
AIT members urged to be present
MRS. C. C. BULL, M. E. C.
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Be dignified.
PER CRUST."-
Buy and
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Use "UP
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lasting benefit! Adv.'
All kinds of accordeon pleating
dene at 906 Adams. Adv. 12 29 7tp,
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At aiy time you may need a good
Camera, one that will ' be sure to
please you at a price $2.50 to $5.00
irom tnese amounts 10 a iuu
you will sure drop m and see a tine
line of them. - The Ansco line, at Sil
verthorn's,, Family Drug Store. Adv.
. THE DOCTOR KNOWS.
When your physician ; says, "Yqu
had better take this prescription to
the Newlin Drug Co." he is basing
his advice on 'his knowledge of our
rare stock of prescription drugs.
We do unusual - prescription work
and When medicines are desired that
must be perfect in every' way, this
is the place to get them. , - .. a
Newlin Drug Co.' . ' .
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PAY i;YOUR WATER
RENT.
2 8 2t.
I Will Ioan You Money.
V Plenty of money on land security.
Reasonable rates and no long waits.
I. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf.
We guarantee you relief if you use
Rexall .Cherry .Bark .. Cough Syrup. Bassett's
Hill's Drug Store. Adv. 1 6 2t '
: Extra good coffee for 20 cents per
pouhd.' One trial will convince you.
Phone Red 1991. , Adv.
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I SQ O D L EOKTUlytt
213 FIB STREET PHONE RED 1241
The. Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef-
American and Chinese Dishes.
OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. W.
Jurnished Rooms Upstairs Wm. Eng, Mgr.
Try Just One Gan of
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Heinz Italian Style Spaghetti
It is cooked ready to serve, all you have
to do is to remove the wrapper and
. place the can in boiling water for 20
minutes. '
It is certainly delicious and your family
' will relish "this new, dish The ingredl
enta are choicest Spaghetti, imported
cheese, and rich appetizing Tomato
Sauce. ,.,-r .
Each 20c cai contains enough for four,
people.
Pattisomi BeosJ
PHONE NUMBER MAW" 80 T" ,
scnooi 8w
11 such lines as book stores gener
any;, carry, you wUl find at KBve
thorn's Family Drug Store. Adv.
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teVhtn church will meet tomorrow aft-
ernoon at x.vju at we Arraeraon nome,
'507 Adams' All members are? asked
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PERSON ALS.
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. Clara Schroeder left last night for
a visit with friends in Quincy, 111. 1
Arthur Millikin left last night for
Deer Lodge, Montana.' . '
Dan Sommer is a visitor in the city
from Elgin.
Jas. V. Eschelman was in the city
from Perry last night
A. R. Thompson, Elgin mill man;
is ini the city 'today on business.
M, A. Stephenson is a visitor in the
city from Perry today. . . r !
. Attorney Thos. M. Dill, of Enter-1
prise, is in the city today on business,
registered at the--Foley., '
Bert Oakman left today for Pend?
leton where he is looking after mt
ters for the Modern Woodmen. f
' H. A. Waterman is a(business visit
or in the city from Hermiston, stop
ping at the Foley. ' -
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. ... rl; .. . . ' t, lumberman. . Visits Holdings,
a visitor in the city today, registered ' , ' " ,
aiu.th Savoy. i "
.Fred M. Johnson ts a business .vis
itor in the city from Baker, registered
at the Sommer. ..!
Mrs. Maud) Hough, of Sumpter, is
a .guest at the Sommer today while
visiting in the city.
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BUY YOUR FURS NOW AT SALE PRICES. ALL REMNANTS HALF PRICE c:
$10.00 values now . . ; :.V. .V'.'.; 1A . . .$5.89 Kimona vaue l8e, ww J . .ii"
$7.50 values, now $3.95 , , , . v - ' f
... A - -', ' Corticelh Spool Silk ,V,8c
$21.60 per set, now ,.....v... $18.63 ' i
$13.00 per set. . . ...... .y ......(... . ...... $5.t8 black AND COLORED DRESS GOODS-'
, ONE-HALF PRICE AND LES$
'. ' , ', OUTINGS. " ' ' ,
White and Colored Outings, beat grade, value'. EIDER DOWN, ALL COLORS-
. V' 12Jc, now i .... i. . .1 ; ... , . . , , , ,..fc . . i
v 't-:.- ' . ',.( ' ' 57c values 'now. ,v. i4,v';,..,'i.lle
' FLANNELETTES l' ' " 42c values, now . s. .Me.
wise v.. j,ow .;.:.,:.,,...:::;.; 1 1......, v,ijMn
LADIESV MISSES', AND" CHILDRENS COATS . ' - MLKS
n . Silk Foulards, $1.25 values, now ......i....TSe
' 72 rnCC. Trimming Silks, $2.28 value, now..... 8e
ALL TRIMMED HATS, NOTHING RESERVED " BEAR SKIN. LEGGINS, ALloOIXRS- .;
I 1 A, lfntfaa $1.00 value, now . ; $9e,
"2 i C" ' Ladies' Wash Waists, values to $1.68, now. ..7e
Shoe Department
Ladies Felt Slippers .............;...'...48
I lot retailed up to $1.65, now $1.13
1 lot Men's Leather Slippers ..........:.....98
Men's and Women's Carpet Slippers 32
I lot Women's Shoes retail values up to
$4.00 sizes up to 4s now..; ...... 98
I lot $4.00 aand $4.50 Ladies' Tan Button
Shoes now 1 .', $2.68
I lot Men's Shoes $1.00
Men's 1 Buckle Over Shoes L...$1.23
. Men's 4-buckle Ovrshoes with heavy rolled
soles : $2.38
Child's 'Over Shoes : 58
Child's Rubbere 38
Women's. Rubbers ....,..:.....58 and 68
Shinola Shoe Polish ..v.;.;.......,,..........1
Gilt Edge Polish- 13
QUALITY THE
' SAME
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
WE GIVE S. ft H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
cated there for tfie past few months, 'for the position. For some years he
being interested in th'e Dacres hotel, haa been vice-president and general
manager of the Central Coal & Coke
A. H. Fettyk the. operating head of
to r. ' a i i :
fine
Mrs. George ; HUlman came down
from Kamela today to look after shop
ping interests. ,
Dr. Frank Ralston, a local osteo
path returned this morning from a
business visit to Pendleton.
E. F. Johnson, of Alicel, is transact
ing business in the county seat to
day.,,
Mike Keefer, Frank Reed and Puss
Blanchard, of Imbler, are registered
at the Savoy, wnile visiting In the city
today.
Mrs. W. H, Bull and daughter, Mi?s
Iva, went to The Dalles' this morn
ing for a visit with her -daughter,
MVs: Ames, and family.
Mrs. Grace Grinnell, of Walla Wal
la, stopped off here for a visit with
friends in the city over night on! her
way home after a visit with relatives
in Joseph over the holidays.
company, a corporation capitalized
at $7,500,000, and one of the moot
East Oregon' lumbor company, extensive operators in, the southern
was. in the count, several days last;yow Pn fieW- iH ha8 had w,d0
week, familiarizing himself with Jihe experience in every branch of - the
compny's property says the Enter-1 lumoer industry- :i He has built and
prise Record-Chieftain. : He returned equipped , many large sawmiUs, ( and
on Saturday to Kansas City, but will!88 t, V
be back here before spring opens, ; ' ;-ju ...
, ,,, , . , ... lar with the very latest ideas in mill
wnen worit win ue rvauurcu uii;wiiki . ' , . ,
. , . . .. arrangements, machinery and equip-
track, and on construction of the plant. L
' This was not Mr. Fetty's first visit
to the county, as ho came here" , a fe.v
years ago with Duval Jackson to look
over the tatter's timber holdings:
since transferred to the East Oregon
'company. At that time both men were
in Enterprise, but Mr. Fetty did nov
go over the route of the railroad from
this city to the north end. . ..'
He made this trip during his re
cent visit, and was thoroughly plead
ed with the whole plan and the con
struction work done to date.1 iie
noted that a real railroad Was in the
ment. The company and the coun
ty are most fortunate in having thi.)
the largest industry of the county
under the direction- of a man : who
has made good on so' largo a scale
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JOLLY SELLS SHOP.
Oldest Barber in the City Retires from
v Tonsorial Business. '
Frank Jolly, oldest barber in the
city from point of service, has today
closed negotiations for the sale of
his interest in the La Grande Burner-!
building, not merely a logging rond, 'shop to Guy Ellis, formerly a part-;
the uniform easy grades were found Tner in the business. Mr. JoUy will fo.
DUTY OF THI CHURCH
: It la the duty of the chorea to
make religion supreme. To leaf
; the word' of Uod and serve ta
- Mea; to luberdiaate salvation to .
social service; to- substitute phUV.
. antbropy for piety; is a weafc
nesa oS the flesh, a compromise
with the world, a concession to
the devil. This is the "passing
of faith;" this la the "decadenoa -
of the ministry;" this to "mata
rlsllflm in the church." This la
to give up, to so-Tender to the
: clamor of those who believe mis
takenly that man can lira by
bread alone.
To make a church a religion
less mixture of civil service re-
, forma, debating societies, gym
; naalum . contests, oyster' sup- 1
pers, lea cream festivals, ster
eoptlcon lectures,.: good advice,
coal saving funds, sight singing
classes, dancing schools, refined
minstrel shows, reading circles '.
: and dramatic enterVdnmenta la
certainly not to seek first . the
kingdom of God ind hi right
eousness. Rev. Darid M. Steele,
Philadelphia.
' Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are here to
day to look after the, interests of the
Knights and Ladies of Security orck-r
of which Mr. Sullivan is district man
ager; ' ,
John S. Loughlin, traveling freight
and passenger agent of the Illinois
Central road, an4 Jas. Turnbull, of the
Nickle Plaite, are in the city today
from Portland in the interest of their
respective companies.
Mr. and Mrs. Q H. Hendricks of
MacLeod, Alberta, who had. been here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hen
dricks' father, L7 R, Perry, about a
month ago, returned to their home
last night. They ' were accompanied
by Mrs. Perry, who., will , make, her
home with her daughter in Canada
for a time at least;;!' ,i
JTT3. Foley 'and daughter, Miss Et
ta; returned last evening from a visit
fo WtaBa Walla,", where they wlere
guests with Jerome Foley,-partner in
the Dacres hotel, i Jerome accom
panied them home for a brief visit.
admirable, and the low degree, of all
the curves. The mill site also wus
found well adapted to the company's
needs.
At the annual meeting of . the
company, b be held in Kansas City,
January 12, Mr. Fetty will be elect
ed president and Mr. Jackson will
be chosen vice-president. The two
men will exchange offices..' Air.
Jackson: ia now president and Mr.
Fetty is vice-president. . Mn Fet
ty -will be in charge of operations of
the company's ' physical properties
and Mr. Jackson, as chairman of the
board of directors, will remain at
the head of its financial affairs.
No other changes will bo made.
All the present stockholders ) retain
weir interest: ' i..
The change is merely the evolu
tion of the plans Mr. Jackson had
from the first. He has had ample
experience in financing and J other
branches of the lumber industry,
but has had no experience operating.
From the , first he intended a
practical man 'should have charge
of the operating end., ., As the ..com
pany has passed through the r tint
stages of . tho construction wprk.
and as future activity of this1 kind
dovetails closely into actual opera
tion, the time had come for the ex
ecutive of this branch to be choson
and to take charge. .
. . Mr. Fetty comes as an idcaL man
to Spokane with his family to spend
U month with friends and relatives,
and from there they go to Chicago,
where they will visit a short time,
and then they go to Davenport. : At
Davenport Mr. Jolly will take up an
exhaustive study of . chiropractic.
Their future permanent location is
indefinite.
Of ficials' atHuntington.
J. T. Langley, assistant superinten
dent, in charge of motive power on
the O.-W. and Ed Thomas, master me
chanic for this division, are in Hunt
ington today on business matters
' Efficiency. tfV
Life is but loss, and from It elf ,
He gains the most who takes the
best;
Who looks for neither rise nor fall
, But loves his doing for its test.
James Gordon Stell,
Prison Problems.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
known as Pearce & Johnson, umm. '
. uuu repair Hiwp, at .lams,
has been dissolved and Mr. Pearce will
IcOntlnilA thft fonafnOM T TaV-m.
WANTED Neat, clean woman to do tiring. Mr. Pearce will collect all bils
housework two days a week, fam- an pay all inctebtedness. - .
ily of three. Kenneth Evans. 1302! - i PEARCE & JOHNSON, '
M. Avenue. 1 8 2h. I ' y r. m. nerce.
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The accounts of the Geo. A. Ander
son comoanv are due and navahle to
Ha is much taken ud with Walla Wal-!- V. Mefford who has offices in the
IaV and. reports 'conditions
the- Garden City.
I former location of. the company
good m ttR j h j,,...'
munons gooa i the Gardinier building.-Adv;
He has been lo-!
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