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A young man who is particular
about his washing, the other day
wrote a note to his laundry and
one to his 'sweetheart, and by a
strange fatality, put the wrong
address on each ' envelope and
sent them off. The young lady
read, "If you tumble up my shirt
bosom any more, as you did last
time, t will go somewhere else."
Speaking of Bhirts, we'd like to
tumble up our spring shirts a
little showing you through. Gee!
but we have the sure swell
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shirt man has certainly come
through with the swellest bunch
of shirts that ever came over
the mountains. When we Bell you
Bhirts at retail they never have
to be fe-tailed again, for they
are cut long, full and - roomy.
We have put in a. good many,
years at . the business and know
all there is to know about shirts. '
It is awfully satisfactory, to buy
a garment like a shirt from a
man who knows, a man who will
measure you and give you the
correct sleeve length, etc. Try us
for shirts. ' ' .
WILLIE, with
The People's Store
THE HOME OF HART, SCIIAFFNER
& MARK CLOTHES. - -
Mrs. E.G.Adcook l
l- 1309 Adams Ave. 1
I Hair Dressing,
Manicuring,
Vibratory Massage,
I Electric Radio,
Bell Treatment
Big reduction for 1 0 days
I switches, puffs, toilet ar-
tides and combs.
-TOHIGHT'S PROGRAM
St. Elmo (Vltograph)
Buds Escape. ;
Deep Sea Fish (Pathe).
Thou Shalt Not (BiographK
Song "JIow You Do Miss
Josephine."
-ADMISSIOH IBc-
LOCAL tTKMS. .
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The Misses Marjorie and Helen Sims J
who have been visiting relatives and (
friends in this city for the past week ,
returned to their home In Union this (
mnrnntr
100
10 Quart Galvanized
Pails : -
19c
50 Sets
M,s. Potts" Sad 4 7
Irons,i eg.$l. 50 val.P J
10 Days Special Bargains 1 0
You dontonly get the best bargains, but vou get a
C00 beautiful OIL PAINTING 14 x 22 inches free
I I CC with a $5.00 cash purchase, or a 22 x 36
inch OIL PAINTING with $10.00 purchase.
R tm amkai These paintings are absolutely
ASs:v:iWw free. limited 7 to a rnstnmor
50 boxes
Laundry Soap, regular 2
5 cent value, fer bar
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100 doz.
Mas n.Jar Rubbers, per V -dozen
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75 foot
Wire Glothes Lines,
54 in.
Jellie Glasses
Sflirf Wniofc This has been the. largest
V1111 1 lo season we have ever had on
t.hlft HnA fif crnnrle an1 tKora an i ri-oof mr nnmkMn'
fhat flroKrnWn :. . v . 3 v - Extension Curtain
:' . r, - : . v : . ' ':. ' . Rods
They inust go vSt $1 $1.23
13 c
I Mrs. William Miller left this morn-'
ing for Salem where she will be a
guest with Her father, Rev. George A.
McKlnley. On her way to Salem she
will stop over for a day in Portland.
Rev.W. B. Samms of the Enter
prise, father of Mrs. D. C. Brischoux
is here visiting friends. Mr. Samms
Is minister of the Friends' church at
Enterprise.
Mrs. J. E. Conners and Mrs. Lewis
Hagen of Pendleton, are in the city
for a few days visiting friends. They
are registered at the Savoy.
'Ine Berries Fill a Box.
Dayton, Wash.,.. June 10. Producing
this season several boxes of what he
tails "nlne-to-a-box .. strawberries,
Robert Neal, who owns a small tract
a half mile west of Dayton In the
Touchet 'valley, lays claim to the
title of champion strawberry grower.
Lease of Life For Wolter.
New York, June 10. Albert Wolter,
the youthful degenerate who enticed
pretty little Ruth Wheeler to his
rooms and murdered her, and who
was tried nnd convicted of the crime
in record-breaiing time, has secured
a new lease of life. Wolter was t(
have been electrocuted today, but an
anneal filprt hv nta attorn eva tins eerv-
a8 a stay of execution of the death
ft sentence. The Court of Appeals ad-
Journs next week and there is 'little
likelihood of a decision before Au
tumn, and It may tie delayed unt
early next year. Wolter is now con
flned in Sing Sing prison.. .
Fully nine out of metj ten caaes of rneo
malism is simply Theumatism of the uus
clet due io cold or 1 amp, or chronic rbeuma
tiam, neither of which require any intern
treatment. All that is needed to a fiord rt
lief is the free application of Chimbsrlin
Liniment. Give it a trial You are certain
to be pleased with the quick relief which it
affords. -,.-,.
Dr. F. A. Cook's Birthday.
Washington, June 10. He was bora
in Sullivan county, New York, June
10, 1865, Lnt Dr. Frederick A. Cook Is
going to do the Missouri . stunt, and
"show .'em.1' He is said to be pre
paring a second expedition to the
Pole to get the records which Peary
would not let Harry Whitney bring
back, ditto, the esquimaux who went
with him farthest north. Now nothing
could be more on the square than that
those , Renouncing the Brooklyn
doctor will kindly be bound over, to
the peace until his return.
Unlike most men talked about, the
things that books have printed about
Dr. Cook are the best known. Men
tion Cook's name and Immediately
there comes . to mind his fight with
Peary, or rather Peary's fight against
Best finished per AC
dozen ."'
Large let, beautiful goods, tailored, and all C1 .TO
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Bargain Basement
. One Pattern in Johnson's
White semi porcelain English
Ware, to close out, less
25 per cent
OUR MOTTO
All Garden Seeds
if -2 price
Quality the same-Prices Less Baiiam Basement
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I TMlAmarA. Our line is yet complete and the
both in muslb and knit.
values offered will surprise you
1 3 to I5c values
Laaies' knit vests
9c
20 to 25c va ues
Ladies' knit vests
17c
35 to 40c values
Ladies' knit V&P
27c
All 7 1-2 and 8 1-3 cent C '
Lawns '
All 10 and 12 1-2 cent
Lawns
7k
75 Dress Skirts
Values $4.00 1 Jinyf0
to $12.00 I-Aff ItC
1
Qflf Black satin and Rustle
Uv silk Petticoats; also a
large . line of staple colors
worth $1.25 to $1.50 s
; All Ladies1 Trimmed Hats
1-2 price
, . What is -meant 0y the saying that:
Star Brand Shoes are Better
is our prices are better. Our motto is, Quality the same
Prices less. Dont wish to, infer that our shoes are bet
ter, but the price is less, which makes the deal better for
you. We are cleaning house in our Shoe Department
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Bargains Bargains Bargains
Gil Paintings Given Free
50
Silk Petticoats, $6 QC
Values .'v 4T
A - All 1 ?5 and 1 5 centlawr r".
ft a full line, large range of i
Patterns.
Ladies' Tailored Suits,
-2 price
GOLD
EN RULE COMPANY
him, and the torrent of abuse that has ! expedition. Suhsennentlr ho ortori a
i oeen aireciea against tne mua-man- surgeon to the Belgium Antarctic ex
nered explorer-phyBicIan. The doc-
tor's first experience as an Arctic ex
Iplorer was gained In 1881, when he
went north as surgeon of the Peary
pedition in 1897. Dr. Cook started on
Us expedition to the Far North In the
summer of 1907. Ho wintered on th.
Greenland coast, and according to his
report, discovered the Pole in April,
1908. He did not . reach civilization
until a year later when the announce
ment of hlB discovery created a world
wide sensation. Shortly after, Mr.
Peary, arriving from the Far North,
heard of Dr. Cook's report and iBsued
the series of telegrams denouncing
Cook, which marked the beginning of'
a controversy which it Is hoped the
forthcoming trip of Dr. Cook will for
ever set at rest
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