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Sale
And vou have waited for it because you know such values and qualities as the
the quality store gives are unknown anywhere else. S6me stoies advertise goods,
under flaring headlines, at the same prices that prevail at their counters at all times,
aud these prices are not low; others exploit goods at seemingly low prices, but-exam-ine
the qualities-examine the workmanship and you will find that the prices asked
are perhaps more than the goods are worth. We have cut the prices on every white
artida in the house such as our new spring waists, embroideries, lawns and under-
muslins which we have just unpacked and will be on display all this week and
coupled with the very low prices give a new lustre to our value giving for this week-
Ml Previous Records Broken
By Unprecedented Values
and Price Reductions
For the wise buyer, a sale of this kind is an opportunity
nnf tn he nverlr.nketl. for we are showina all our new
spring goods for 1909, and which you can buy at a great
saving.
WIS WEEK ONLY
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THE QUALITY STORE
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Glance over your office station
ery, make a note of what you
want, then call up Main 13 and
we will be
JOHNNY OH WE SPOT
to car.? for your wants in short
order. Work perfect, prices
right.
THE OBSERVER
PARI FUND TO GROW
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without meeting a dissenting, person.
In thta connection it might well for
the boosters to remember that there
la a matter of considerable Importance
pending In the coming city election
relative to the sale of the old park
property.
The new names secured up to date
fellow: i
New Xaniea on Hull of Honor.
Mrs. Andy Anderson, Hulda Ander
son, A. W. McKenzle of Spokane, W.
J. Church, "almonds' Saws," Mr. and
Mrs. George Krelger, Harry Neer of
Baker City, Anna Krelger, Chase
Bohnenkamp. Mrs. J. C. Gulling, Fred
Schllke, M. Stillwell, L. A. Baker of
Pendleton. "Schilling's Best," Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. White, George Wetscnber
ger, Fred Halsten, Robert Master-
ton, James AnBon, Julius FlBcher, Gil
bert White. "Hein Pickles," A. B.
Cherry, Will NelU, Frank Brown, C. E.
Hackman, C. I England, D. C. Ste
vens, Fred Gelbel, Winnie Ormond
Grate Murphy, Bertha Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Arbuckle, Mr. and Mrs. C
S. Van' Duyn, Mrs. Chrlssy Gollthon
Ada Roush, "Preferred Stock." Mrs
G. L. Riggers.
BAKER Mil
DEMOTES
The Baker City high school will take
a determined stand for cleaner ath
letics at the Eastern Oregon Inter-
Scholastic conference, which will be
held In La Grande tomorrow. Super
intendent Churchill, representing the
high school faculty, and George Jett
and Elmer Hall as delegates from the,
student body, will attend the meeting.
One of the first things to be asked
will be the adoption of the four-year
rule, preventing any student from rep
resenting his ' school In a . contest
Wherein he has been previously for
four years entered.
An age limit of 21 years will also
be asked, barring any student that has
passed that birthday -from represent
ing tys school In the conference games.
In order to Insure the playing of
only bona fide students the local dele
gation will ask that, no student that
enters school after the third week of
the first term be eligible In athletic
contests. Xelther will a student be
allowed to enter athletic events unless
he has attended school regularly from
the date of his entrance.
The post-graduates will also be
SarrcJ unu.r n rule nuumiuru by ihe
local delegation, and a rule will be
asked barring any coach or trainer
from participation in any contest as
an official.
Probably one of the most Import
ant things to come up before the con
ference will be the selection of the
board of arbitration before which all
protests of allege ineligibility or re
garding officials' rulings will be
brought.
F.XPIXTIXG TROTBI.E.
Hency's Bodysuuid Is on the Alert
No Jury.
San Francisco. Feb. 25. An under
current of unrest prevails In the Cal
houn trial. It Is reported that trou
ble of some kind Is momentarily ex
pected. Ileney's bodyguards are on
the alert. Everybody entering the
court room Is closely scrutinized. No
prospects of getting a jury. Twelve
hundred veniremen hav been exam
ined and only 10 temporary Jurors are
In the box.
W, H. BRENHOLTS Ais't Cashier j
GEORGE PALMER, President
F. J. HOLMES. Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d A't Cashier (
. F. L. MEYERS . Cashier ...
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I La Orande National Bank
Of La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY '
DIRECTORS
J. M. Berry J. D. Matheson F.J.Holmes F..M. Brylcit
C. C. Pennington F. L-'Meyers Geo, L. Cleaver
W. L Brenholte George Palmer
NOTK'K OF CITY IXIXTIOX.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the Sth day of March, 1909. a
Keneral election will be held in the
city of Ij Grande. Oregon, and that
the polls will be open from the hour
of 9 o'clock a. m.. rntll the hour of
; o'clock T1- m.. r.f said .l.i.
That said election Is for the purpose
of electing the following named offi
cers, to-wit:
M.iyor. Recorder, Chief of Police.
Treasurer, and one Councilman from
each ward.
At said election the following ques
tion will be submitted to the voters of
the city:
"Shall aa act relating to parks, rp-
run
( The School that
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Tlie following are the polling places,
judsres and clerks of the several wards
desuKnatcd and apuolnted by the couu
ell: Flrt Ward At the court house.
Judges. J. P. Clark, E. C. Pavls and M.
McMurmy. Clerks. PVank Kllpatrlck
and Arthur Warnlck.
Second Ward At the council cham
ber. Juderes, George Ball, John Ba
ker and F. S. Ilramwell. Clerk3. Wal
ter Ferguson. J. K. Wright.
Third Ward In the Ramsey build
ing, on Penn. avenue, between Fourth
street and Third street. Judges, B.
W. Grandy, M. . A. Harrteon and John
Cates. Clerks, A. C. William. C. A.
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Fourth Ward At Harris hall.
Judges. G. E. Fowler. G. W. Allen.
John Sheak. Clerks, J. M. Koche.i
sparger, W. P. Noble.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
attached my hand Rnd affixed the aeal
of mv office this 24th'dey of Septem
ber. ISO. '. t. E. COX,? ..
Recorder of the City of L 0rfrit
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