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Be KeacSy- f of
. The Big Labor Day
y LaJ'ing Aside Those Musine.- Cures
ai'iil old clothes, come to our store, fit yojirclf
out from head to foot. . It won't take near the
money you think, and besfdes, you will enjoy
th day ly being well-dressed
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AdvertlHing
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OlHttiimHiionU e
Ooncnil Warrants00.
(ien. ?:ir. Int o
Part Wurragt
A Few Suggestions
Women's New Street flats $2.49, $2.88, $3.98, $4.93, $5.90
Women's New Silk Uresses $16.50, $18.50, $22.50, $24.75, $23.50
Women's New Sport Sweaters '....$5.90, $6.90
.Women's New 'ull Shoes $4.83, $5.90, $6.50, $7.50, $9.90
Women's Silk and Kil.re Silk Hose 98c, $1.19, $1.49, $1.93
AVomeii's New Hand IJagw $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.88, $4.93, $5.99
Women's Silk Undcrwearl. $1.49, $1.93, $2.98, $3.98, $4.90, $5.90
.Women's Neatlv,Trimmcd llandkcrchi el's 10c, 15c, 25c
Women's Xew -Skirts V. $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.80, $9.0
.Men's New Hats $2.98, $3.98
Men's New Caps ....J.. N 49c, 89c, 98c, $1.49
Men's Neat Dressy Shirts 3L. .'........$1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.93
Men's New Fall Neckwear 49c, 69c, 89c, 98c, $1.49
Men's Dress Shoes ..V HS8 $5.90, $7.50, $8.83
Men's Soft Collars .J. 15c, 25c, 45c
Men's Large White Handkerchiefs 5c, 10c, 15c each
Men's Lightweight Union Suits $1.49, $1.93
Men's Helta 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.49
Men's New .Fall Suils at Prices to Suit Everyone.
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5,758.29
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Tula' 2,16.83
From the Recorder'! ofrico ,I.lc
issiiod: dray l.vab 1, rooming
Iioiiko 1, luxl 3. Rccoiiim from fine-
;7.50, paund 1.00. Warruutf licd, I
,l;irK lund J81.25. .
Kroiii tho Fire .Department, Tour
jiulls for fires; one to Second atid
-Main on account of fire in an.aulo
rniulille Ciwmed by defective wiring.
Tilt lira llitfl Imnii ,Ylinirill,:iifl hit'..
fore tlie men arrived and no inalor- Blb,- 1;"n'""-'8 oii tho co8t oC paint-
lal dainat!o wa done; oiio to tliei"'K. u,u luy ""uins. miming a no
jl'uriiituro Kxchance at corner of I'lr tenllon room Tor women and a store
iud Ji-fferon avenue caused by fl'ro l00'" ,or "D)lies snow the coat will
I lU rilllhluli .it n.;.r of ImlMlnrr Vn l,U U0t $25.00.
ed and the place locked to keep Btock
ami cdher Intruders outo The men
taken to the intake 6ave compb-ted
the rad to be0 used for hauling
supplies from the yuin to the inRiko
and are no clearing rock and c6lr
obstruction from the Beaoer creek
road. '.wo loalis of .cemiaft and tho
hame amtunt of sand have been de-
yvcrd at the jibln. VPo Jiuve word
that Mr. fcels viU be in I Grande
1-Yifyy. of this -e.;li and hope at
that timt to dcld Just wlijt oik
la to b done at the Intake.
Wo have advertised for biim on
the work to he doe at te. samIci
tank anil hope a to have same this
uvenlJiK. Work l r'oKieBing 0n tlie
Blading -on Wirtnut" fctreet and the
other stroet'improvenients ankofl for
are 0(;ing lined up as fat an pos-
THITBSDAY. 'Al'nTTST S8A.'lglJm
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J CNir Prescription
damage of any consequence. One to
t l-'fr and Madison Avenue, caused by
huinlni; rubbish supposed to be
Hlart" d by spark from engine. No
(laiuiiKn. On.j to Sawy.jr-IIolmes ware
Respectfullr submitled,
JOHN COLLIER
K.MtniTS TI.VI'I.Alt
JXTION.
Special Conclave fl'ViAaji yrlvenlnK,
linnan Tt.U ....:... 1 l ... 1 tv,,rlr lit' tt'.a Dl..u l,.f T,..X.J,. t....
Men's I'ay
l)ay Over
alls, nono
better, $1.0!)
hay In a box car back of the build
Int.'. Tha fire had gathered consider
able headway when the department
arrived and was cntorlUK the ware
house thruiiKli the rear door. There
i was not .much loss to the building
from fire hut some damage to tlie
. (intents from water. The amount has
not been ascertained as yet. At this
timo a fire broke out also at the
cheon, u:3U p. 1
Knights wulcomi
L. 1
S-28-21.
.Main TJSf
If yoiVa
lAlsf sojourning
Order ,E. C.
RUSSKLL, Ree.
Smith's Taxi Line. 8-25tf
yetVare tlilnklng of school book.4
vnil KlirtnW! 'to.', licit p.t.iclr nr pchiwt '
(.rando Rondo Lumber company's booki( , SiVerthorn' Family DruKi
Plant In Homo wood plied on tlu Klore hascnicnt. Also tlio finest line i
grounds. There was only slight loss. n.Mv tahin. ti.nt 1ms been slmwii !
From the Police n..Wrtmenl, three rou fin(1 walllns for j.oll. 1 1
.iir'-sis; t'ne lor iranie vioianons and S-20-tf
two for Juvenile delinquency. The
lines collected were $7.50 and 'pound
fees $1.00
The street force liavo been employ
ed In tho usual cleaning or streets.
Konio crosswalks have been repaired
and some gravel haubd on the mac
adam atreols. Old lumber from cross
walks wan also hauled to the pound.
Tho water force has been busy
with, repairs and other work on tho
system, three leak. in the mains foe
iiiK repaired during the week. The
fence at reservoir hap. been repair-
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA CKrANDE.ORiCGbN.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
V -- TK DIAMOND UIUM). A
XVftTS I-ft'iV1 AitklourUrdKU'fwA
W4a I'liuk iud i Uoid tnrtii;!AV
v-TY.Ji U.e. V1H yilh Bli: RiUoa.-V
tH VsJ Tuto fto othr-h. But mt jtur v
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F SOU BJ' MOISTS EVERVHaUit
usiiiess-. wows
2ECAU3E W ?HOMl3E Di:riXIT3C
. ZBIXG8 AND DO THEK.
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In cniv advertising we announce il'taturc
. which, tend to make our prescription servico
popular. '
These statements are ivjt niene claims, but
actual conditions which' are applied regularly in
this important department of our business.
When prescriptions arc brought to us they
receive the kind of attention your doctor would
wisliv
Experienced pharmacists only do compound
ing and thy have at their disposal, drugs of
standard potency and every scientific aid for
faeilitatihgytheir work.
Prompt service and accuracy are also features
which you'll appreciate, especially when medi
cines are needed in a hurry.
When Your Physician Leaves a Prescription
at Your Home, PHONE MAIN 40. and we'll
I Call for It.
SMAPFS LA GRANDE
PHARMACY
ALVIN SNArP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery ::' :: :: Phone Main 40
' ' SE E VIC E IS THE THING. ' '
TODAY
Special
Screen Classics., I nc.
Present
"THE
MAN
WHO
STAYED
AT
HOME"
With.
King Baggott
A Super-Feature Out of the Ordinary'.
A Comedy Pathe Weekly Review
Misa Eleanor Field. ' With
i. mi ,'", Sum,, more i.C 'thoso
"The Wig Wag Sys- Interesting
. tern." Slow Movements.
I'l.lvASK ( i'l'l.' . . I..' :. i ... .
v " "H 'i 1 1, n n ci . uas a pic-
I lure n.iuc to us more highly recommended than.
i ne .wan who flayed at II e. llsanex-.
ceptioiialty good program', well worth your w hile
BAPTIST YOUNG
FOLKS 10 MEET
M Vi i;u iii'; (;,tiii;kij to iji:
ni;iii at ;laintok vkh.
I PORTLAND, Aug. 2S. The first
laniiufl nsscmhly 0r the Iln plist
I.vouiik Mm,ji! f tho statu will ho
t-Ui August :t0 to ScpU'inher 1, nu
i (hu (Mailstmio ('hautainnni nunils
near this rjty, llarl.-y K. lliillrcn.
.Mat lnvsUlrtil, niKnuircil. Th u r-
i DIlV.i. of I til J uiihin.np J,,L.l..,t Ml I.
flnur-foltl cilircal iun il. devntlunal,
. inspirational, and n-cmitioual.
j Tho naiiu's r Hovt'ra! luatlin
iirir ruiht H:ipllstH appear on l!u pro
jram. A num.'; I Ihiii nru Dp. W. l.
Hlnson. Dr. O. C Wrk'ht, in. Al tno
M. IVtiy and A. S. UosM'rman, all ol'
; t'orlland; lr. T. II. Ham n orScallli-.
Miss Mahfl Mint's ami ltv. W. Karl'
jSaiilii (il la: AnKt'k's, and Hnward .1
i Milliter, ipu.sidciit of :tlu1 itiande
( Kundi) assoriat Ion.
Tho inform;.! opening will Im Sat
liiiday aft 'rnoon, followed liy a .sinic
11. Y. 1. I'. rally In tho cxenin;. Snn
iilay will ronimciuv With a snniis.
Ipi.iyt'r siM'vIro, followcil hy morniim
worship, altornoon Intrim-.diato rally
and an addivs h I), l.linsnn, and in
jtlio oM'iiliiK Hi' II. Y. T. I'. iicvico
and an address hy lr. Smith Mond-iy
! tnorHttif; will lu dtut.'d to runl -r-icin'r,-.,
tin1 i rU'in-"'!! fo husint'SH and
a ri'i'i at ional pctlod ami tho clo.int'
'Wiiinit si'.-sinii will addr" -Ml h
! ln lv::y.
; iViinim: facilities t:ao n m
!i'rd. Tonla and nhv.Ix will lu- oh-
lainahl.- on tho mHmK at cosi. l our
Minister andt licit wais hao li.iv"
;ai;rccd to Jict as "ci'tnp advi-t'i:, "
; W hile ihi.s ln.-1itule s lii'inii heUl- hy
the ll:ipiist nini; people, an;-one w.U
h- u rli onto at tho seiweo.
MAY PARK ON
i ADAMS AFTER G
DON'T DELAY
Jn seeiiriiiK-one of our New Fall and Winter Bulletin Price Lists Extraordinary OlTerin-s while
our stock lasts. , . ' .
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The Store That Undersells AH Competition
Eagle Valley Crawford Peaches .95c box
Home Grown Tomatoes, our price $1.50
Choice .Milton Tomatoes, our price $1.00
Choice Watermelons, our price :...2 3-4c lb.
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Choice Cooking Apples, our price .'...$1.10
Choice Fancy .Prunes, our price, 65c basket
Choice Green Corn, our price 25c dozen
Fresh Creamery Butter daily, our price $1.23 roll
Fresh Cremery Butter Daily
l'll your Groceries here Yoll nal ronae'e is :nm rcci.itcil :nwl m. ni.ii:iiiici mil- iH'ii.ps: to lie flic
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Ijowest in Eastern Oretron.
The Greateri Hooverized Grocery
Tho .Store
W'hrrt the
Tin if ly
Ttmini.
A l ikion
Ktorn
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE.
SAM HARMS, Prop.
TWO MAIN LINE PHONES
MAIN 32
The Store
Where the
Thrifty
Throng
A Union
Btore
School Books
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'ftv.'ij ea l Imd on application.
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1M e what you want aint make mr pur
. ehas a.seaj ly ?.s possihle antf j..idoho rush
M . Count t4.e eot and firing tho cash. "We
3 arc aetiivs distryutirt's and eanno-Tiarge
UleTHiW lOKS. o
JUewlin Book & Stationery Co.G
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the s'i':ik;Ts' sti.ml will l.u
1h- ill.l.lt
I'll il.
of.'M'luti. us Vol pasM'il iM'i.tiinir ni
iniMiiviM(Mit .Jiluit oii ! iivitt hi'
twii'ii l'nuili nnil Vil.ii- sti.Ht. ,
iltsdit t 1-1.,'nt.i'iBitu- tilt U'fii.'.Mi
J4 A.'I'.ims a I'.l .li't'l't' s.ill ivrmln In .
i,f I'lli'.-tnut ill ,1 'i,.t, ,1ivih tiv
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Til : 110'tt' C t'Ol'l.r:'!!
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It's Quality
Meat
ana we
Sell it for J
A LESS '
no cUAitaE.roa tuvs&rv
: ztnonzuAittn
Andrew's Variety Store
Make Washday Mure Pleasant, by 'Pu'rcliasinjj
some of the Xecessities of the ash' room, at
. xteasonauie. xrices
No. 0 Cljilvanized Tulis
No. 1 Galvanized Tubs
N'o. Galvanized Tubs
'o. G.'dvanized Tubs-.
ilus Washboards ...
Ii'is5 V asldmards 3x acw-.
I ww-.
$1.23
-..$1.49
.' $1.75
'.....$1.89
..98c
. oppcr Jtottom Wash I'ofle S2.89 to SI 6
Neavy'fin.Wash Under" J3.19, "
'l.ib. s0 rinjrets ;.....$5., $5.9i
0 Npma 'l1:t!n4s Pins ......'... ..3 rtoi. UtTBc '
4i.iiedU"irc-,lofheMijt 53c, 3c 53?
tt'rd9.... o $25
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The fhte Tu ectverything'Yu tv-anWEverys .
Q Day, at th rice Yu Mo to Pay? '
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