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SPCM PRICES: Lower Foor $1.00, 75c; Bacony 50c, ?5c. Scafs on sale Tuesday at 10 A. M.m
l Speca Caroad of
SCEWERY;
The Big Electric
Effects .
The Indian En
campment The Moon Girl
The Electric Mill
The Enchanted
Automobile
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We are Agents o for Warren's Rust-Proof Corsets
50 different models are now on display here, no two of them alike, and
air perfectly new. The choice on any of these assure an absolutely,
distinctive tailored suit, and at aprice little if any more than you would
pay for the goods and having it made. , - ' ' , l . .
Exquisite Millinery
In the matter of style, the most
critical expert must pronounce our
"exhibit, correct.' . There is su-h a
variation in size, such a yariety of
triminins:, that almost any Uesire
vqu may have for-the quiet, the
sulxluel, or for any model up to
the (hisliiuly picturesrjue, may be
gratitied. You will pronotim-e the
exhibit complete. .
Silk Petticoats
; You eei-tainly need a new silk
petticoat for your new spring suit
because for this you cannot make
one that you have "to." Just in .
a beautiful color variety, as well
as black, the guaranteed kind. -
Ladies' Shoes
Shoes that give good wear. We
set shoe standard high because we
know that shoes of assured quality
iu leather and workmanship are
most satisfactory, both in style and
-st. They have stood the test of
time. Jt will pay you to buy them. .
Lingerie Waists
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When you see these new spring
and sunimer waists you will niar-
vel; when you learn that they are.
all new patterns, long sleeves, and
no two alike. They are so dainty;
all have been copied from the
choicest French models. v
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me spring coar ana jacneiy nave mi i vcu
There is no season of the year when the store is more
interesting than now "
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THE QUALITY STORE
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Idom't waste your time
and money planting poor seeds. CEDDES
BROS, have those that grow. All kinds of gar
den vegataoles, potatoes five-varieties. Flower
seeds of all kinds and varieties. ; Win the
prize this year by planting our Aster seeds.
If you need anything in the grocery line, we
carry the best. ....... . ..
GEDDES BROS:
PHONE
CAMPS ON SURVEY LINE
Engltippr Plcklr and party left this
afternoon to begin the actual survey
for our new water system. The party
consists of seven men besides Mr.
Plikler, his assistant Mr. Ec kelson,
and the chef, Mr. Oilbank. The others
are Tom Williamson. Ed Hughes. Lot
Snodgrass. Ernest Oust, Vic, Melville.
Leo Hearing and "Doc" Bacon Tom
Williamson is rodman, Melville and
Eacon chainmen, Snodgrass and Gust
aieuYeiT ana ' Hearing wlil'- ttut
flagman. The first camp will be made
near Morgan Lake tonight. ,
The. line from the reservoir to the
vicinity of the camp will probably be
completed this afternoon. The next
camp will be pitched on Rock' Creek
and the third one at Dividing Corrals.
Prom thereon the camps have not
the con
tats.
enlence of the workers' die. eW .t
15.00
81.00
81.00
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' BILLS ALLOWED.
List of bills audited and allowed by
the Board of County CommlsBloneis
at the April Term of County Court,
1909: ;;. ; ' ; V- '
' GENERAL FUND.
John Walden, transporting R.
O'Biyant to reformn school. .$ 43.00
W. A. Rodifer, relief for March,
190.
C. M. Humphreys, work in Tax
dept. March,. 1909..-.. ,.
Merrel Childers, work In tax
dept. .March, 1909. . . . . .......
Syra Kuhn, work In Oto. school
supt's office.
Chas. A. Vurptllat, services as
deputy ussessor, March. 1909. , 78.00
W. T. Steiu, services as deputy
assessor, March, 1909
J. B. Ayers, services as deputy
assessor, March, 1909. . .
John Oraham, services as dep-
' uty assessor, March, 1909...
Guy J. Glenn, services as dep
uty assessor, March, 1909...
La Grand Observer, printing
as per bill ..........
La Grande , Morning',
printing as per bill.
Recorder Publishing
printing as per bilK..... ..
Busuong & Co.rmdse as per
bill
Glass & Prudhoine Co., mdse.
as per bill
Irwin Hodson Co., mdse as per
' bill ....... .;;'.
Grande Ronde Electric Co.,
lights as per bill.......
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., phone
rent as per bill
Home Independent Tel. Co.,
phone rent as.per bill. . . ...
Boys & Girls Aid Society, al
lowance for March, 1909....
DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY
For Best quality otDRY chain wood call-on
Biggest loads for least money
PdONE RED 1741
WMTitlE
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Star
Co.,
15.00
18.00
43.00
19.00
48.00
31.00
25.00
17.00
4.00
4.0W
17.50
27.10
8.40
10.00
lirSHlXG Bl!SlESS.
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So rapid has the patronage of the
Christiansen Bros' barber shop grown
that the proprietors have been forced
to purchase auofher chair. This will
be installed In a few days. They
are undecided as to who will occupy
the new chair.
Sl'XOAV SCHOOL ORGANIZED.
After listening with rapt attention j
to an earnest sermon from Pastor, W.
H. Gibson at the Iowa school house
the neople of that community entered :
enthusiastically Into an organization
of a Suuday school last Sunday after
noon. Mrs. J. E. Hulse waa chosen
Superintendent, Mr. M. Lellgb, assia-
tant, and Miss McHaddon was chosen :
secretary. Ten o'clock was set for
the time of meeting. .
Get on Your Mark!
setll BANGUI
Get
We are off for
C. C. PENINGTON & CO.
who are giving a per cent of all
their sales from April 19 to 24, to j
the Athletic Fund of the High
School. Help the boys win the
Eastern Oregon Field Meet.
SPECIAL SALE Off
MEN'S GLOTHING of ail
Kinds; HATS, SHOES
"Hew to Pay Tour Debts k Prosper."
. Rev . ,F. . JK,y C1nVl5..pf . Portland who
spoke with a prophets unction last
night, In the BaptiBt church, will
again speak at 7: SO tonight. Hit
theme will be "How to Pay Tour ;
Debts and Prosper." A cordial in-,
viution is extended to alL .Come,
hear a man with a message.
W. H. GIBSON. - J
Rector.
Look for Millinery
New Back Combs
Barretts and Hand-
some White Belts
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