. ; LA GUANI5E EVENING OBSERVEK MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1910.
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In addition to the general reductions prevailing throughout the Store, this
Store offers an Extra Special Sale on the following items foi ' WESDiY, vhich
DOES Ml REPRESENT
cheaply you can buy good goods here. -;y:y: ZV-
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$ 1.95 $
Boys' Suits
( A large' assortment of
, Boys' $4.00 and $5.00
Suits, broken lines, ages 3
to 15 years : r v;
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1,89
Men's Felt Hats .
All colors. Reg. $3.00 aud
$3.50 Hat, our one and 2
. Star Hats. vVr,;-: :'::. ; -
' $ 3.48 $
Boys' Long Pant Suits
All sizes, "good goods. ;
Ages ,12 to 18 years. Reg.
. $6.00 to $8.50 Suits.
c 98 c
Children's Shoes
Extra special for Tues-.
day. ' A large lot , of
children Ts shoes and ox
, fords. Values to $1.90.
regular.
c 29 c
Ladies' Corsets
Special lot for Tuesday.
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50c grade. '
. c 7 c v";
Men's Suspenders
A large lot, a little dam
aged. Regular 25c and '
35c. y ;
c 9c
Lonsdale Muslin
Sold the world over 12 1,2
' and 15c. On . special sale
Tuesday, r - :.
$ 1.89 $
Ladies' Shoes , .'
A large assortment , of-:
Shoes and Oxfords.
Reg.
Men's Work Shirts '
200. wren's work Shirts, all
; colors, all sizes. Regular
50 and 60c grade. .
$ 1.98 $
Ken's Shoes-",'.,
A sueeial, offering of
lien's Shoes for Tuesday.
Only regular $3.00 and.
; $3.50 grade.
$ 5.38$
Ladies' Wash Dresses
Fine lawns, lace trimmed,
' gular $8.50. .
$14.98 $
Ladies' Suits
All $22.50 to $25.00 Suits -.
All other suits in proportion.
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Men's Gloves : ' V Tl.
100 pair men's extra good
grade. work gloves. Horse
hide, etc. Regular $1.25
and $1.50. . v " , '
$ 1.98 $
A Large Line of .' ' '
Dutch Collar Waists - V
at above, extra ', special ,
price. Keg. $3.ou waists. '
$ 1.95 $
Men's Pants
A line of Men's Corduroy
' Pants, all sizes. Reg.
$3.00 and $3.50 Pants.
You can a
lways
do better and better now than ever at
vans
FLAG DAY GAUSES
.Off OF REST
CIRCUIT COURT WILL.XOT.BE IS
SESSION TUESDAY.
National Holiday Will Be Observed By
Public Offlcm Here.
Circuit court, and all county offices
will be Idle tomorrow in respect to
Flag day, an annual v observance
which has come to mean more to the
public at large than heretofore' Pub
lic offlces of the city will' be closed in
accordance with the law, but other
wise It Is doubtful If there will be
any observance of the day In this
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, Phillips Case to Jury.
The case from Union In which a
man named Phillips, Mrs. bobbin, and
Kiddle Brothers of Island City are the !
principals, went to the jury at two
o'clock this afternoon. The case was
In court last term when Judgment
was entered that Kiddle Brothers pay i
to Mrs. Dobbin the balance due . to ;
Phillips, as the purchase price for
some stock. Mrs.' Dobbin garnlsheed I
Phillips and was given her pay. Now j
two relatives of the former Phillips
claim that he was working for them, '
and that the garnishment was wrong-1
fully inflicted. i
The case of Galloway and Todd
against Horn, Is a case to recover
money and it was taken up late this
afternoon as the next case on the
docket. The escheat case follows tt.
lEfiM BOOSTER VISITS
IN THE CITY
ANXIOUS TO HAVE LARGE LIST
OF EXHIBITS.
University arrived today for games.
The city Is decorated In holiday at
tire to greet the Americans. Manager
Burbank, responding to the address of
j welcome, said that the team hd not
come with the expectation of win
ning Jmt that they expected to learn
a lot. V
the last year, with Missouri and In
diana contending for leadership.' .
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Tuesday Sight .. Recital.
: " t Tuesday night at 8:30 p. m. the
President of State Agricultural Board follow,P8 program will be given at
Spends a Few Hours In City. the Church of Christ:
Selection ., Girls Quartette
j'Readlng ................ Rev. Ellis
riano solo Miss Anthony
Dr.' W. D. McMllltan returned this
morning from a business and pleasure
trip to' Portland.
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Strenuous effort Is being exerted to
have Union county well represented
at the state fair In Salem, September
12 to 17. with products of Grande
Ronde valley farms. J. H. Booth,
president of the Oregon Btate board of
agriculture spent the morning In La
Grande' working along these lines.
Mr. Booth lives at Roseburg, but js at
the head of the fair which Is looked
up by all Northwest cities as a model
In everything. Before going away "on
the morning train, he had set In ac
tion what will doubtlessly result In a
liberal quantity of exhibits being sent
to Salem next fall. - ,
AFTER CORPOKATIOSS.
Cliargex Them With Sot. Obeying
Certain Commerce Laws.
Chicago. June 13. Charging that
the Chicago Transit company and al- j
lied corporations have not obeyed
certain sections of the Interstate com
merce acts. United State Attorney '
Sims today filed a section In the fed
eral court asking for an Injunction
against any operating company until
It complies with the laws.
Violin Solo ...... ........ Mr. Green
Reading Mr. Mansager
Vocal Solo ..... Mr. Williams
Piano Solo ........... Miss Collier
Vocal Solo Mr. Bridges
Trio (cello, violin and piano)....
Misses Harriet, Bertha and Sadie
Young. .
Tickets are 25 and 13 cents.
Hear Arguments On Cane.
New York, June 13. The federal
court of appeals today heard argu
ments on behalf of Arthur P. Heinz,
on his appeal from the decision of the
United States district court convicting
him of conspiracy to obsrtuct the Jus
tices.' The alleged conspiracy consist
ed of mutllatalng or removing the
bookB of the United States Copper
company. The appelate court'revers
ed the decision on the case. '
Colorado Sunday Schools. ,
Denver, Colo., June 13. More than
a thousifid visitors are in Denver to
day to take part In the work of the
Colorado State Sunday school con
vention. Several prominent clergy
men and laymen will deliver" ad
dresses at the sessions, which will
continue to Thursday evening. :
BURIED ON BIRTHDAY.
Clerks on Picnic. '
Ladles of N. K. West store yester
day spent a pleasant day up the river
holding the ann U N.' K. West picnic.
. Zelma Ruth Baker, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. E. Baker, who live in
North La Grande was buried this af
ternoon at ; Island City, Rev. Frank
Gray officiating. The little girl was
born five years ago today and her
death Is a source of deep bereave
ment In the family and among friends.
Many Fishing Parties.
Reports from the many fishing par
ties that went fishing Sunday say that
the spreckled Inhabitants of water
seems t obe scarce this year.
SPORTSMAN and TELEPHONE
Circus June It.
Campbell , Brothers Consolidated
Shows will appear here June 16. The
performers are so numerous, the en
tertainment so varied, the horses and
trained animals so wonderful and the
wild beasts of the menagerie so
strange and curious that onp is kept,
busy to see all that Is going on before
them, so come early and take it all In'.."'
American Team Abroad.
Sydney. N. S. W.. June 13. The
American Rugby team from Stanford
Pittman U Prisoner.
Bluefield, June 13. It was learned
today that Walter Pittman, the Ameri
can who it is believed escaped, Is a
prisoner of Mad Hz at Greytown. It is
understood that he will be taken to
Managua and tried for treason. He is
responsible for the death of the com
pany's troops which he blew up by
mines while the Nlcaraguans were
trying to capture this city recently.
' Travelers In Convention.
Chattanooga, Tenn.. June 13. True
Southern hospitality will be on tap in
Chattanooga this week for the benefit
of the hundreds cf "drummers" who
are gathering from all over the land
to attend the national convention of
the Travelers" Protective Association.
An elaborate, program has been ar- j
ranged. The assoclatalon. has made
great strides in membership during
EVERY TIME a man wants to get away from all
connection with the busy world, the telephone is an
important helper.
Hie local service is useful in arranging his affairs
.it home, and the Long Distance service of the Bell
System helps him to decide where to go and what to
take. ?.'. -'.v ;.v .
By means of his Bell telephone he can find out
whether the fish are hiting or the birds are flving,
and whether" guides or hoises can be secured.
After he has' been out a while if he wants to et
word from the city, the nearest Bell telephone is a
friend in need. .
Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone is the Centre
of the System.