BARGAIN
EVENTS ; OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE!!
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1 25 Aoaerioap Lady Corsets, uew-
.. est roadels, 98 cei.tk"'- STii'S
.' 60 cent Man'si Vnd B?yi Outing
FUooa. night shirt. ,. Full i(m, 48c - ,-,,
silk :
PETTICOATU rH
Made, of good
quality black silk
with dep accor
dion plaited flounces-'
with t w o
iocli rufiles and
a. together an. un
matobable value .
Just a '.few left
of : those $1 25'
petticoats at 86o.
If sou want one
1 f tUam al..n -
Wl U V II- UUU v HOI
ry. '-. They are
still on the table
at 85c ., . ,
-; To ThevE Buyer l-J'l
"J la the order of Every D y at this satisfactory store, and the". , - .
iMgEft LlJlpN I N G SALENS-
. Is gaiuiog in importance every day. The euooeis ot the opening days of this GREAT SALE .
j urger us on to still greater efforts and the keen observer and shrewd buyer has no difficulty in
finding great quantities of dependable and wanted merchandise priced at merely a fraction of
. tbeir actual market values. . , .,
Sale . Will Contnuc Until Saturday Night
' . Come today Come tomorrow Come every day it yon ' can. Thre will be .MONEY
SAVERS every day. .
;f: (?.. !l. fi.f,
$1 25 Mens Dress shirts this sale 85 ctnb
$3 00Eancy VU thissale I 95 "" '
$5 Silk Waists this Sale, $2 50
75 cent Ladies Belts
D
1 hursday's Specials ,y
Men's $2 60 and 13.00 bats M Of
assorted styles and colors. ; 'PW.
(1 25 all Linneu table cloths, fringed,
plain, white and colors, Thursday, - 98o
Diamomds "
" Ou your fingers are
. u6t as satisfactory by far
as a pair of our Diamond
Brand Shoes on your
feet. Tbny are here in
all the new- latg, are
made with cork filled
eoIbb, have a $5 look and
a $5 wear, quite a money
saver too at $3 for ladies
and (3 50 for men
- Men's par Excellence Enameled calf
shoes with cork filled soles are ideal
shoes for winter wear ''.'.' :;V ' j"
?-? Our ladies' ready to -wear Depart ment has never before Ja .
our history offered such matchless ' values, suoh - varied assort
assortment, i; such opportunities for providing yourself with
ready to wear garments of all ; kinds at', altogether " moderate'
Household Necessities
, At saving prices ,
Fiao tapestry portiers, special, $3 25
prices.
if v 1
4 50
5 00
7 60
j ' Made of b
85.G0 .
black Kersey, with or without shoulder capes, neatly
trimmed
$.00
fk 15 00 and $6 00 Misses Jackets, this sale, $3 75 , ; -" .
If $12 00 Ladies Tailor Suitsthis sale, $7 85 '" .
'75o Window Shades,45o ' '. '
Lace Curtains V
We show a large ' assortment from -the'
best manufacturers at 75 cents to
$6 50.' Special attention is directed
to some special members usually ' sold
sold for (3 00 which are here at ;
$2 Bo
- Up todate Togs formen are here. Neckwear, shirts, uuder
wear, hats in fact all things that go to make the modern man.
Our pricings will save you from 10 to 26 per cent. . ; -
$12 50 Overcoats here $10 00l
, Made of black Kersey, sateen lined, made with velvet " ooUjp.
J A coat well worih 12 50 This sale . ;
$10
16.50 to $8.50 suits, this sale, $4.05. Just 12 of these ; suits
.Yours for . . . '' '.
$4 95
WHITE
ROSE
r
FLOUR
Ts milled' with the idea of blea-.iug every dealer's high-
I class trade-custc-er? who appreciite quality. The
1 name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill co. guarantees re
liability and highest grade in every sack 01 flour
bearing the White Rose brand.
Pioneer :; Flouring Mill Co.
WARSHIP BUILDING
BY GOVERNMENT
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Take Care f Yoin
Trophies
I will pay from tl lo $10 for mala Awt heada han I
led according to directions. The dotted lioea on oat
of neck and bead (how where to rip the akio. To blci d
jour game cat the JugaUr at low down aa poaalble
ever cat the throat. Commence to akin by making, a
out from the hoae of the born to back of the hea
thence down the back of the neck to top of ehoald -M
axonnd the side to point ot brisket, work the skin carefully a iv
"ie hoe ot the horna. when the ear is reached cat off those to akuil.
. rds remove the flesh who the eye la reached ran the tinner In fioin
"'aide and raise ap the eyelid to avoid outting It when 'he tearpit 11
w whii h is near tb oorn-. ot the eye, work the ekin out of the cant,
u a point of the knife when the corner of the moatu is reached (ii
tfn and expose the teeth, leare all the black lining on the lip also a1'
irtilege on thn nose. Bait iieaTily and roll op for 24 boars '.ben dry. in
hade Cnleae salted well and d-ied in tho shade your work is all loa
lothing bat salt Oat as much of the flesh olf the bead as possible and
the brain oat the note at back 01 bead oare tbe ander Jaw oonea wuuii
a the skin keep it from wrlnkilna 1 will also mount roar trophies al
I uwia prioea
WM HAWS
Tajcidermiat
Tbe faot that the first large Utile
Bhip to be co atruoted in a govtrn
ment yard baa been bollt in the same
time as that required to oons'raot a
sister (bip 11 What is probably the
best equipped privale yard in tbe
United States, is -matter that la
giving the Navy Department no little
satisfaction, for it baa disposed effect
ually of tbe popular bolltf that war
ship construction vin a government
yard a necessarily tedious, eostiy,
and poorly done.
How it has come about that sucb ao
impression exists is a question that
takes as back to tbe day of the build
ing ot the "Maine' and the "Texas"
Both of Ihete vessels were long in
construction, the cost of which was
very high, but this la explained by
tbe fa t tbat when they were bul It
oar navy yards were suffering from
very serious political interference, and
'Vre burdened ltb a large number of
employees who bad gained tbelr en
trance to the yards tbruogh political
influe' oe and regarded their poel tiros
as of that kind in nbiob a minimum
amount of work ia to be t one for. a
maximum omount of pay. To tarn
out eftl. lent work under such oiroam-
siances, especially in the d ifhYult art
of warship oonatrnctioa was a simple
Impossibility as the various naval
constructors soon found out 10 their
sorrow Moreover, when tbe "ilaine" :
and be "Trias" weie i.uilt, steel war ;
ship construotior, wasin its infancy in
this country, and the navy Tarda were'
but poorly equipped fcr the task mnob
of the plant being quite out of date i
Todhy, howevei, we have change)!
all tbat. Thanks largely to the energy j
and rouraze ot the late Chief Naval '
Constructor, oar navy yards have been '
tntliely emancipated, from politic '1 1
control, 1 e drjdoct', building, and
plants hare been built and natalled,
until today oor best yards, and not
ably that at Brooklyn are in first c'ase
condition, end capable of turning out
tbe very best work.
It It now neai ly to years stnoe the
new reKulatlone wie put In force and
it vraa decided 1 1 put them to a search
ens test by ordering the construdtlon
at the hrocklvn navy yard of 01, e of
tbe largest battleships ever built for
any navy. sAt the same time tbe eon
tract for a alnU-r ship waa plaoed at
tbe private yard of the Newport Nswa
Shipbuilding Com piny one of the most
completely equipped
world. i , , .
The results have exceeded tbe most
sanguine eipectattons of the Navy
Departments for in spite of disadvant '
agfs under which , the . .Brooklyn navy
yard labored owing to the faot tbat it
had to build entirely ciane before the
plants In the ,nd ,ar8e gen ready for use, three
water ditch. Houbs Insured for H700
for three years. Part down.
, For particulars, inquire at tbis office
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
p.s. Land office, La Qinnrtt, Orwon.
nof. i, iwi.
NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Isolated Tract.-Public Land Hale.
keel of the vts.el Could be .laid, the Intto
Notice l hereby given that In compliance
with the provlstoiiH of the not of OooareiM of
Junea I8s. ontlllecl "nnot for the sale of
timber landa In tho HUles of Cullfornl. Ore.
OOII. NeVUda. Nlirt WuidilnDtnn TawtSWtl
exlended to all the I'ulilla Ijinil HUilcn b'r act
of August 4, mi l jl, e Hmlth of U
OinuJii. Oouuty ot Union, Htalo of Oregon,
ol . has this day lilcd In Uils ollloe lilt sworn '
nu.
' Conneotidnt" has been bnilt In
about the Ba ne time, namely, eighteen
months aa was tbe "Louisiana" while
both tho time of couatruotlon and the'
cost of the vessel have been consider
ably less than was estimated at the
time the order for the vessel was
given and thla In spite ot the faot
that tbe hours of labor are shorter and
the pay is higher in governmert than
it Is In private shipyards.-Scientific
Ameroian.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR TUE DISTRICT
OF OREGON.
In the matter of Thomas 1
Nioley, W. D. Long and 1 NOTICE OF
OE THF
FIRST
MEETING
Oli' CREDITORS.
Mattla I.ons. aa Dart. '
ners under tbe hrm
name of Nlcley A Long,
BANKRUPTS, and aa
Individuals, BANKRUPTS.
To the Creditors of Thomas Niolnv
W. D. Long and Hattie Long, as co
partners under firm name of Nlcley &
Long, and hi Individuals, all ol La
Grande, Union oounty, Oregon, and
eaob a Bankrupt:
NUTK K IS UEKEnr GIVEN, tbat
on the 28th day of September, 1904,
the said :homas Nicely, W. D. Long
and Mattie Long, as a oo partnership,
under the firm-name of Nioley 4 Long,
and as Individuals, wweea h duly ad
judicated a bankrupt, and that the
Hrat meeting of the Credltoia will be
held at the office of tbe unJer-igned,
in La Grande. Oregon, on Friday, the
21st day of October, 1904, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, of said day, at
wbi b time and place aaid creditors
may attend, prove tbelr olalms, ap-
point a '1 rustee, examine the Bank
nipt-, and transaH such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. Twenty five cents must ac
company each olaimed A ed.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, O
ber 3rd, 1904.
P 8 Ivanboc , Referee
Real estate Snap
Two not tract, (seven block from
center nf Im Grande. Uood m room
ed cottag.t furaiahed eanipletety end
well, if deal red. Two barne, Urge ben
hnneeend wire fiooluKd park overoue
Ueneral Lund ottloe, nudsr authority cstPd
tu amended by the act of ConKreHH uppmvoa
Kebriiry 5W, IbUi, we Will prooeed to uttVr lit
SUDHO BHie, Rl U' 0 C1O3KB, Dl., OD 1110 mil
nr of We pte ra Iter, 1W4, al this offloe. the
following traot oriantl, to-wU: SWhi NWX
Htw.28TuwDHbIpasotiihrmnce38. KwM.
Any and nil ponous olatmlng advemely the
above-deacribed land tiro advined to (llo tbelr
oittims in tuiH omceoa or uemre thedsy Above
deHlgnated for commence in t tit of Hiild aale;
other wiwe tbelr rlgbta will be forfeited,
Dttted AactutS, 1904.
BW Davis, Rofflstor.
A A Hoberltj, Rocelver,
tho niHtenieu
lit ,77 rli " w or neatKja
So. I iuTowiihliipNo iS KNofitVBj.W.Mr t
rtiiu iriiiui:urrMiiuNiiow thut the land
wmikiii i uitro vHiuuuie lor
Don't Forget
The ladies of La Grande are Invited
to call at J D Mckennon's to sample
Fluff pure wheat staroh tor dainty
deserts.
Columbia
University
Collegiate,
Preparatory
Commercial
and Gram
mar Uraile
krrvt rot catawwub Conrces.
lioanilnp school tor young men i boys.
Box 34S University Park Station,
CorllnJ Oregon
AK C YOU GOING TO ST. LOU
so, pr relate your ticket via the
ISLAND I'RIHOO BiVl'EMS
0 of routes going or returning
Si.PADL, DENVER, COLORADO
MI'KlftUH, orf UUIILAJ.
For lates call on your local Agent
tos of aale: June HI -17-18 July 1-2-3
It. 8-9-10 Sei t. 5-0 7 Oct. 3-1-5.
r'or farther information and ataplng
t reorvations call upun or address
A II Mc Donald
Gen' 1 Auent
bt . FortltnJ, Ore
I.
OTICE KOlt POBMUATIOH.
stone than fcr narlcultuml
eHlui-! his o ulin lotiuitl
lUKuncrana K!tilvo
lla tlintMr or .
iui'po:.ea, and lo
laua bt'iura iIia
ui iiim onice si
OruiKle, Ureaon, uo Thunidiiy, the 25tb day
Auuusi, IWM. .
He nam a wlln ischi K E Conlny, Island
City. Union County. Orucou, Dan. Mlllor '
Cove, Union Coniity, Oiexoii, Lee Binllli and
Curmu ainUhof Mliluy, Billon County Ore.
Any slid all persons claiming nilvorsely the
abovo diwcrll od land. ro reonostnt to Ilia
tliolrulaltns In this ofrlce on or bafora said
ZjIU day of a(uat, IWI I.
K IV. DavU. SUm1tr.
NOTICE ol HEA iilNQ of 1'IXAL
ACCOUNT
IN THE OOUN'I'jr COURT OP THiU
STATE ORI5UON FllR THE
COUNT Of UNION
In Ihe matter ol : be estate ol Mary A.
Kernsn, DcosuseJ.
NOI ICIS IS H1SKEUY GIVEN, that
tbe undcialiihed Ailniinlstiulor of the
fSta-eolMary A. Reman, deceased,
did on the 11th day of July, 1001, Hie
with t' e Clerk of the above rrtitl'il
Couit, his Kin I Account, and that the
Court th"n and there made an ordur
flxInR August lRth, 1904, at one o'clock,
P. M., nt said day, as the time lor
heaiinx Objeetlnna thereto, at llm
Court House, in Union, Union Oounty,
Oregon. Dated thla July I2tli, 1004.
iuji a lsii, Aumtoistrator.
F S Ivanhoe. Attnmav fnr Admini
strator.
Department of tho Interior.
Laud omos at 1a Ornnde, Omron.
Notice Is hereby slven llial the tnlltmlnu
nMUied M-ltler ha fllwl notice ol his Intention
to make fllia Uronf III atlnimrt nf l.l. ..ii.n
and UiHtNMhl prxKifwIll te tnale before Ihe
SUMMONS.
In tne circuit Court or theBius or. Oregon for
Union (jou.it jr.
LO WILLIAMS, Plalnlll
t'ABHIA A WILMXMS. Defendant.
lo t)asla A Wllllsms, the above-named
deren'lani; in th- ntine ot the Mute of Orekoa
youaru li'reliy iciurrMl to appear and answer
u e complaint Oled against you lu the anova
atnltled suit on or belore tbe 2lat day o
o.tober. Ilicl. And If you fall to .o answer, for
waul thetoof, tne plalntlll will Ube decree
against you for lliedl.Molnlion of ihe marriage
c .ntrrirt ex. sting between you and the plain
tin and for cjU and dirlnirMoinenli or tlitw suit.
Tn. a summons Is published In Ihe Eastern
Or w.rn Olinerver.a weekly llew.puKir imtill.hrj
In Union o.i!Tnty Ureaon, by otiler or he Hon.
K Aert Kakln, Jo'luo or the Kmiith Judlolal
Iiir. I or the Circuit Court oi Ihe Slate of
.X. "l 'Myeawcea lor SIX COUBeoullve weeks,
I the nrsl r SHeatlon the.eor to bo made on the .
' Utll duv Ol rilumliee. I.a'i A k ..ZY. .
eillou on the Ala day ot October, IUUS, which
- .mo vi u uajr oi eepiemDer,.
Realap raiid kreelver of the I;. H
t La i.
Rrande. frrewnri. nn In.n.r iwi
H. K. Ho TWl, WsrKsre;baarulviniteT. Ijiil'ra'.ifle
ndred chickens, over 100 beaTlgi2'Vr.'',Kirlilt"l,'i"fui'nT.d''a
rr apples, pear a. prunes. Deashea
and several rarities .of cherries, one
; K. w
He names the rotlowlng wltneea to pnivo
bis eonllnuntis rel'lenee uron and en tlva-
tlon oTnald land, vis: Ktniik U......jr V"i"
tbonaand raspberriaaT COO strawberries ' .K,:'.''r' 9T" ""'1". Minard Ksiiiu all oi
a a al r I . , .. LS Irrallde 'Jreson.
a W. DAVU tOalster.
twantsSaaaluulaln.. I.-.. M I Lrallde iJregoo.
fcUUKKK ABII Wll,l
AUarney i.n flaiatlir
Fred G ;Lawson
Wholesnle Uealsjr In
HAY and GRAJN IN CARLOAD
LOTS. .
81ater Bldg. La Cntnda, Or T.
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