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Arc You Ready for it ?
Ev.'ry possfte preparation has been made by us to supply your demands for this
occasion. Our stocks are now complete in all departments and the world of fashion is
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SPRING STYLES FOR
1908.
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Easter MillineryPicturesque Modes
.. The designers who decide positively upon the world's millinery fashions have gone
to the old masters in oil for this season's inspirations. We will have a special showing
for Saturday. COME AND SEE THEM.
BEAUTIFUL WAISTSNEW ARRIVALS-We can suit every taste, and every purse.
EVERYTHING IN PIECE GOODS-lf you have not already made up those Easter Gowns,
there is siil. time, frovided you hurry. " x
Come to our store and see all that is good
and beautiful in these lines
The
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Store
I OPERA HOUSE BLOCK LA GRANDE, OREGON i
OFF FOR I'MON.
Carryall of School Rooters Lravr
( lor Union This Morning, j
A carryall loailedto' the brim with,
enthusiastic rooters, left La Grande
this morning bound for Union, where
tho La Grande-Union high school
tcama clash on the diamond thla after
noon. Early In tho day a crowd left
In an automobile but the moat wait
ed for the carryall accommodation.
Joe Woods, the livery man. haqdled
the rlbbona to the alx-ln-hand.
Moat of the players left In a pri
vate conveyance. Those In the. carry
all were: Roy Currey, J. Kllpatrlck,
Hay Williams. Vern Davla, Harlcy
Richardson, Russell Ralaton, William
Rush, Beatrice Green, Alberta Hop
per, George Currey, OUIe Masaee, Ha
(el Thelscn. Zoe Bragg, Harry Titus,
Roy Rice, Leon Dawson, Waldo Ged
dea, Naomi Simmons and Jeannette
SATURDAY HAND (XNCF.ItTS.
A I'lraslnir Feature to Ik- Inaugurate!
During the Slimmer Montlm,
A movement Is on font which at the
present time promises to be success
fully carried out. to provide for two
hand concerts on every Saturday af
tcrnon and evening. Tills will un
doubtedly bo of great advantage to
the city. It will stimulate the band
boys, which will result to their ad
vantage, and these concerts will result
In a larger number of people coming
Into the city on Saturdays to do their
trading. This feature will also be
greatly appreciated by our own cltl
aens, who will turn out, especially In
the evenings. It will give us .the ap
pearance of being quite a city, to have
our street! thronged each Saturday
evening. It la a good move.
Wheatley. Mlsa
Mlckleson.
Cundlff and Prof.
DOGS MUCH SCARC ER.
Vote for No. 41.
Vote for No. 41 on the official re
publican primary ballot.
I. R. Snook la expected home from
Klgin tonight. He haa been cam
paigning In the Interest of his race for
nomination at the republican primar
ies to the office of county recorder.
to
HOME TALENT SHOW.
Hcucltt Will Bo Given .In La Grand
Soon,
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La Grande is to have a benefit horr
talent production In the near futun
Messrs. C'ooltdge and Rogers hav
consented to stage a home talent prr
ductlon and the recetpta will, apply tc
the La Grande band. No belter turn
could be found. The musical organ!
zatlon needs money, to buy uniform
and to carry the Incidentals and wl
try to get along without appealing t
the business men to aid In the main
tenance of this body. A meeting wll
be held tomorrow to decide on . th
cast and to make final arrangement'
for the production.
TWO NEW AUTOS.
FOR SALE Bike; new coaster; new that have boen caught, however, as
rime; tlrca ar enearly new. Price dozens were taken, to be released later
very low la taken at once. Call at, upon presentation of the proper ere-
dcntlals by the owners.
Van Btiren and Kiddle Each Purchase
Knswto Kar.
To the list of autoa In Union coun
ty have been added two new splendid
machines. Fred Kiddle of Island Cltj
and Jay Van Buren, have each pur
chased a Kessle Kar In Portland.
P.m ourmg in. Pi ,u nays. Tney w, ,h,pped ,0 jj, Grande
Not all of these have been beheaded. ,t once Though ldentlca, , make,
as parties from out of town have fre-the om puronlllle(1 by Van Buren Is
quently asked to secure animals thatred and tna, by Kddl(f u gntn
appeared valuable. Thirty-five does Both ,re o( ,n8 ,5norM( poWPr cla
not represent me numoer oi aoan ,.., ,,,,
Thirty-Fit Canine Dportcd
Place Elsewhere.
Through the efforts of Dog Catcher
tA-.nAM K U . .... 1.1 .
Blue Mountain hotel.
WANTED Sewing machine. Leave
number at 1411 Adams avenue, city.
GET EASTERN' CATTLE. .
McAllister Will Improve HI Dairy
Herd AVlth EaUTn Stock.
Dairying In Union county Is coming
to the front with rapidity. So gen
eral Is the demand for butter fat that
dairymen are taxed to meet the de-.
mand. . In fact the supply Is not.
enough, by far. J. W, McAllister Is
one Of the most consistent dairymen
in the county, and his position has
been attained through careful selec
tion of his stockweeding out in
ferior breeds and specie, and supply
ing Jhem with the very best class of
stock. Mr. McAllister and Roy Dobbs
of Union, are making preparations for
Importing a carload of blooded cattle
from the extreme east, and to do this
Mr. Dobba will leave for New York
soon. Wrien this shipment arrives this
splendid herd of cattle on the .McAl
lister ranch will be augmented both in '
quantity and grade.
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' FRY COMING SOON.
About One Hundred Thousand Fish
' for Union County Streams.
Approximately 100,000 fish wilt be
received in Union county within 80
daya to be used as stocking material
'or the many mountain streams. Mem
bers of the Eastern Oregon Fish and
iame association have received no
tice that the shipments will be forth
coming in a short time, and that the
?sr'M ,n whom the cans are con
dgned, must be in readtaess to plant
he fry immediately upon arrival.
There are generally about 1500- fish
n each ean, and to those who have
een selected to plant the fish, will
ome from five .to seven cans. This
lesl ruble effort on the part of the
ollower's of Sir Isaac Walton Is what
is providing pleasure hours to the
ilmrods of Union county. Every
tream is given a liberal stocking each
-prlng and thus the supply Is matn-ained.
TRY-OUT OX SATURDAY.
Under Path Artist Will Strap on the
Spikes Next Saturday.
Seventeen candidates will don the
pikes and face the starter's pistol
lext Suturdny afternoon at the fair
trounds. This, the opening of the
rack and field season In Union county,
.vlll be of an Inter-class nature,
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ter and eggs; makes J tz.
cake and pastry more aPP
Ing, nutritious ana
3dm
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This is the only baking
powder made from Royal
Grape Cream of Tartar.
It Has No Substitute
era are Ala. ..4 M-P?" "'.''tlTU
lewer price, eat a hu.kptr """"
I her faaily caa alters te ass taMb
the squad from the La Grande high
school will go through the weeding
process on that date.
To the Walla Walla meet, where
the cream of three states will be rep
resented, will go six athletes from La
Grande. In the Inter-class event, six
winners will be chosen, and the other
eleven will be left. However, there Is
a trip In sight for all candidates for
the team this year, as the county meet
and tho eastern Oregon meet at Baker
City will be attended en masse by all
members of tho squad. Training has
been going on regularly of late, and
some dust will fly on Saturday that
will bring Joy to the hearts of the
team's fpllowers.
baseball aggregation., which have aft
average age of 15 year.. The chal
lenge come, after the team has won a
strong title to the city Juvenile cham
pionship, and It is now after county
honors.
Extend Clmllrnpe.
The Blue Mountain Athletic osso-
and ! elation extends a challenge to all
Advertised Letters.
Miss Hilda Carter.
Miss Violet Martin.
Joe Carper.
Ben t'umme.
J. M. Greene.
C. A. Hitchcock.
Frank Miller.
G. M. RICHET, Postmaster.
Would you let $1 a week stand be
tween your family and wholesome en
joyment. Tetter see Davis about that
talking machine today.
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BICYCLES
Why waste time and energy
walking when a Bicycle wll
save both? We have a ccm
plete line of new and second
hand bicycles, including the
famous Yale, to sell on the
easy payment plan : : : :
We carry a full line of suj
plies and' repairs : : : ;
L C. SMITH
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