"V ' ; "V . , . -rrrr--"- i,..kFl. M S RESOLVED THAT JNOW 15 NOT THE ONLY THING THAT FALLS THI$TME Of THE YEAR- OUR PRICES ARE COMING tvWN ON SOME OF VERY BEST VALUES. WE DONT WAN? JW LEFT- t ; YE.5 OlR. -PfUCE-S HAVE PALL EN, BUT THEY HAVE NOT. FALLEN ON5 .SHIPPED; IN "FAKE" STV'rr. THEY HAVE rALLhN ON WHAT Vt HAVE LEFT or THE REGULAR. LINE.5 or 300D MERCHANDISE. IT 1-5 IMPOSSIBLE, YoU KNOW, To BUY JUST EXACTLY WHAT YoU ARE GOINd To SELL AND NO MORE. WHAT WE HAVE LEFT or OUR WINTER GOODS WE SHALL SELL AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: MEN'S SUITS' THAT WERE $10 To $12 NOW, 6.7S CHILDREN'S TWO PIECE SUITS AND . BOYS' LONG PANTS 5VIIS, HALF PRICE MEN'S $2 AND $2.25 SHOES, NOW $145 $1.50 COTTON BLANKETS, NOW .96 $1.25 COMFORTER, NOW .98 1 5C LADIES' BLACK HOSE, NOW .06 25C LADIES' WOOL HOSE, NOW .16 15C MISSES' HEAVY RIBBED HOSE .06 ODDS AND ENDS IN UNDERWEAR NOW HALF PRICE $2 AND $2.25LADIES' SHOES, NOW $1.45 $3 LADIES SHOES " 740W 1.96 6 I-4C OUTING FLANNEL NOW. .-.04 IOC OUTING FLANNEL NOW. .07 LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS WORTH $5 2.45 ALL $10, $12 AND $15 LADIES' TAILORED SUITS, NOW 6.75 .ALL $16 AND. $20 LADIES' . TAILORED SUITS NOW 9. 75 LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS AT ABOUT ONE HALF PRICE LADIES' SHORT COATS VALUE TO $15, NOW 89C TO 2.96 $7,75 HEATING STOVES NOW 6.50 $9 HEATING STOVES NOW 7.50 $15 HEATING STOVES " NOW fl.50 OTHER GRADES. IN SAME PROPORTION CARPET SWEEPERS, ODDS AND ENDS IN DISHES AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER THINGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 1 306, 13 10, LARGEST STOCK 13 12 ADAMS AVENUE SMALLEST PRICES HOT DRINKS OYSTER COCKTAILS1 AND TAMALES For Ladies and Gentlemen only SCHEdRER'S WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL &TER THE SHOW LOCAL ITEMS ; ; . ... !TT t , , ...... C. C welch, oi Imblr, is a visitor in L ; urande tcdy. . i Mrs W. D. Grardy left this "morning I for Piette. Idaho, to iit her mother. H.C. Cotner returned thi! morrorg f Ait, Portland. -.-, " Wm Mtf Q :i of fe'gin transacted busi ness in La Grands this morning. , Edjr Sclb.rd of the Union ; Republican is i iusinces visor "in La Grande today. '. Din Van Housan transacted business in Pa idleton yesterday. . Rav. E. B. Hays: will praich' at Hot Ljka timorrow at 3pm Mrs. J. '.V. Earls returned tiia morn ing from Union wnere she visited friends a fe days. ; , -' ",; G ddys McCrary, daughter of Mr. ;and Mr Joe McCrary is lil with , Scirkt fevara , - - I' Ref.'C. E Deal, who spent the .week i.i Union with nis brother, ' returned this r, orrrhg to the Methodist parsonage.- ' Mr. and Mfs?C. H Hawes of Hilgard are visitors in the city today. Mr Hawts is road supervisor in his district. C. W. Foster, W. L. Smith, T. R. Berry who are transacting business in this ci.y this morning. Bishop O'Rielly. who has been in the city a few days, left , this morning for Hermiston where ha will oversea the be ginning of a nrw catholic church. Rev. H. B. Knight 0. D. of Pendleton Academy is a La Qrande visitor today. He wiil preach in tha Presbyterian church at Union tomorrow. Manager 0. C. Osburn, of the Pacific States Telephone Company, leaves to night for Portland on business connected with the company. . . . . . . Mrs T N Murphy accompanied Cby her daughter Miss Irene leaves tonight for San Diego California, with a view of find ng a cl mate more suitable to Miss Irene's health. They will beg-ne about a month (CURT HOUSE ITEMS QThe first marriage license to be granted this year was thai which County Clerk Oilhatn has issued to Frank Mace and Rhoda Hoffman, both of Elgin. Rose Dearlove has filed a suit with the circuit court clerk asking for a divorce from John Dearlove. Th; circuit court will meet the first Monday in February. The jury list will be drawn next Mon day. . Letters of administration have been issued to Gust Benglesdorf in the estate of B Keltz. A. V. Andrews has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of A. A. Pross- er, deceased. WANTED IN PENDLETON Sheriff Frank Childeis is in receipt of instructions from the sheriff of Umatilla county, which empowers him to arrest one J. r. Mitten, who is supposed to be in Union county. The warrant alleges that the man wanted in Pendleton, se cured property under f.ilsa pretenses. He is supposed to be an agent for school sup-P'nes- . .. ' '' w. o. w. inSUUAiia.1 The leca! lodge o! W. 0. W. last evtn irg installed officers, cons cared fourteen p Iciiio sind in. iatedtv,nw members H m. t!ettitt addresses" l, ' matting and -urged tne lodgeon fore mere ci icanuiwd jett-jr'. tor enliueTtnt. Trie officers w lich were instated ara : N. jL A:k'es. C C; 4. Ma'qn. Ad: F. L. Mtjres Banker J. H. Kn3y, Ciet'k; A. J. Warran. Escort; F. . Huston, Watchman; VV , S Ltckhart Manager, . ' Wiodow cards are o ut ann juncir, that the Commercial C.uo wil! conduct a rnis qjaradls!l on the 1 3tn of thi? menit at tne club auditorium .- TiCtuti are one dollar." spectators twenty-five onts. maked ladias-frea: muMO by Tinmas orchestra. Prices for the Ibefe. sustained characters will be: Lidys prize a $5.00 pair of shoes; Gentl manspr'ze ' a S5.00 hit. Tne grand mirch oegi.ii at nine (FINE STEEL RANGES; o'clock. 1 i' ', TOM WILLIAM iSlKlUt tProf. T. L. William,'"who has bean critically ill for several wjiks."'fs slowly gaining "Strength, and while he is not resting as easy today, as ha did yesterday, yet his physicians feel that Mr. Williams is slowly recovering. JAP COMINO Local Japanese are anxious to have one of their fellow countrymen accept the challenge of Henry Schtffcr to wrestle and have sent to Portland for one skilled on the mat. They insist however that the contest shall be for honor and that no purse be raised. SKATING RlfSK CARNIVAL The skating carnival at the Noyes rink last evening for children under fifteen years of age was a big success. Prizes for the best costumes were won by Rob ert Patterson and Miss Wissler. , ,. BACON Home cured, phone Main ) 3 that's Stillwell & Co's. and thf.y will convince you that they have tne best to be had at any price , BORN DUNN In this city January 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dunn, a girl. CURRAN To Mr. ar.d Mrs John Curran in this city on January 1 1, a boy. If you are going to buy a steel range, come and ex amine our celebrated Majestic rane- "i (sur prising at the small amount of fuel they consume and give perfect satisfaction.- I also have a few heaters left This is the time when you need them Do not forget about carriage heaters. They will keep your feet warm on a long drive. I MRS. T.N. MURPHY Hardware and Ranges WANTS INFORMATION A post card addressed to the county clerk of Union county, reads as fallows: Dear Sir; In 1839. my on. Frank Loughran, went to the Pacific Coast, and it is thought ha sought your locality. He is now 25; was a stenographer and type writer. 1 will give $50 for any informa tion regaruing nun. Kindly - give my inquiry such p'ublicity as you can and obiiga, - Joseph Loughran., Principal Examiner, Bureau of Pensions, Washington D. C. WENAtjA fORf ST RESERVE NOTICE To all those that are interested in grazing stock within the Wenaha Forest Reserve. A general stockmeeting will be held at Walla Walls, Wash. January 30. 1 907. The meenting wilt be for the purposeof alloting the ringe and to discuss grazing condition of the Reserve. J. M. Schmitz, Forest Supervisor STiLlWElTirclwMNYTMRKf I Have the promptest delivery in the city. Phone Main 16. I'QXl CAN'T HELP MANY MANY CAN HELP ONE ir i S! ii 0 ' WANTED A hired girl for general house work. Apply at Land Office. FOR SALE Fine jersey milch cow. ply to ri. S. Cavana. Ap- So the next sack' of flour you buy , tell your dealer to send you that Guaranteed Kind that reads LaGrande Milling Go. on the sack:' ' Just order from' any' grocer' you wish, tney all handle it, and if you should ever get a poor sack tell us, we are right here oh the groune to ajust it with -you. LA GRANDE b ali ins rsra t IVIILLIIU bU oittL AkYfS The steel which will be used in con structing the new county bridges has ar rived in La Grando. Bridge Constructor J F Campbell of Fairberry Nebraska, who represents the P. S. Esterdiy & Company is in the city and will superin tend the building of the steel bridge across the Big Ditch on the Randall road and the steel bridge across the Grande Ronde river near the George Palmer Lumber mill site, SELLS RED FRONT LIVERY W. T. Miller, formerly of Enterprise, has purchased the Red Frcnt Livery from Joe Woods, the former owner, ar.d has taken possession today. Mr. Woods, the retiring owner, will remain in La Grande, The new proprietor is an experienced liveryman of Wallowa county. PUBLIC kECLPTION Monday afternoon from 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock, at the residence of J. W Scriber Fourth Street, a public receptian will be tendered to Bishop D. H. Moore, of Port land, who will be in the city for the first time. This opportunity has been arranged for one and all to meet the distinguished gentloman. TWO SKATING SECTIONS Manager Noya of tha skating rink, announces that tonight and every subse quent Saturday evening. un'.il f-ithor notice, skaters will be d.vided ir.to two sections, the first f i om seven to nine and the second from nine to eleven o'clock. IKS' SOCIAL TONIGHT Tonight is the regular data for the twice-a-month social meetings for the Elks. The officials of that order are very anxious to have all members present. i Ill 111 CLE A R ANCE S AL ; . ' Its sMsmiw iam at lit 'titotlknl alMi wfc. QnlknHMM M rm J I LT ' 3c Ki8& I Lot 2 - : ' m aS Mi mm mmn Wl ltrtOTl1V. MUSLIN LlXDtKWtAR SALE T .. V Till mi' UtKnts ,i- V ft I mm f&Si vm ml jmi ULU tVEKY ARflCLC IM IllE MOUSE REDUCED I. 0 1 V