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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. "MONDAY, APRIk 10, 191 1 PAGE 3 Directory of the Fraternal Orders of La Grande, Oregon A. F. & A. 11. La Grande Lodge No. 4, J F. & A. M. holds regula. meet ings first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mas8- M- HOYT. W. M. , c. WILLIAMS. Secretary. B. p. O- E. La Grande Lodge No. 433 meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De pot street and Washington arenue. ; Visiting brothers are cordially In vited to attend. ' H. J. RITTER, Ex. Rul H. E. COOLIDGE. Rec. Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Lodge No. 169 W. 0. W. meets every second and fourth Sat urdays at K." P. hall. All visiting mebers welcome. .. .". D. FITZGERALD, C. C. J. H. KEENEY. Clerk. M. W. A. La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets every Monday fa the month at the I. O. 0. F. hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially Invited to i 1 . I R. SNOOK, C. D. E. COX, Clerk. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. t meets every Tuesday evening in h. ,1. 0. 0. F. hall. AH visiting men. bers are Invited to attend. MRS. KATIE ARBUCKLE. N. G. MtSS ANNA ALEXANDER, 8ac. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crot Lodge No. 27 me9 every Moniv; , night In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.'. A Pythian welcome to all vis!tln . Knights. JESC PAUL. C.C. R. L. LINCOLN, M. of R. ft 8 0. E. S. Hope Chapter No 13, 0. E C. holds stated communications th second and fourth Wednesdays o each month. Visiting members cor cMally Invited. CARRIE B HUNTER. W. M. MARY A. WARWICK, Sec WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT arandi Ronde Circle No. 47 meets evr first and third Thursday 'evening In the month at the I. O. O. F. hi!) ; CHLOE ROBINSON, Q. M. . LIZZIE ELLSWORTH. Clerk. Complete Equipment'Jo Resetting arm Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY :1 w mi v . I I nTI an INK ACH TOWN f.po distil 3t torlo evhibti a snmnle Latest Model m ?-.. -t f'. ml 1t'.t. JL J .It F ... J .. f . 'Htftfn' mm.- K V REQU'wfea wuil you receive and approvo of your 7 U M ef'A H Woy-'le. V e siil; li auyov.e any;!"- li thn H, S. r.Kif J,nt if llllW IrtlvW IntHvnnn .,....i..i. '.in.ui'ATrx ntveibntTDTOiii rf.i. wh!i;h time you ruavrUlo t."ibtcvclond put ittr-uny test you wish, if you aw then wr, pe.-f-.vUy satfefleU or do not wish to keep the Mircle hhlDH ! to us atoitreuene nd ton wHln bottuim, PFtSS v,'e ml.-li tlie hichest trrculo bicycles It Is rwa will ItBVfaW iviS(i,!A i... rnnlfn nr. rim. unnl! rrtir. ilmva actunl factory crat. You cavntftn ti :ft mM.'.t, 1 HIT (Hi'et Of 1W and hvn thl irirr.fni'Illll r' iriiur'inrpu tmhlnii mm IrVW 'll'irn Sr. mmm rrit u.ntll you reeolve w.v catsliiyuos aril Ipr .'a our ui.ii?ai-U of I Cif I fi IlV. 1 i Ifrial Stn to rJr 3CIS. 'lOU WILL BE ASIDMSHEa:- ffultf tow prim w ran make you thtt yor. V. m?;t t):e h'bet trde bt:yclen for I MI ninna llianah Alliii(n,rfnnf W iikHhI l ...h .... r.-.tA...) BICY6LB DlALIRB...ii nmn uili a.. HI..Aia iim. MAV H,n,lni.iu!!tJ.,.Li. ..... ...i. jyy vnn iumu araTsiUi e ru resniatiy naTiess eewm linl tilcfr'M "lit n:iny hire . Dumber OQ hanil tAtcpnln trailAhv niip I hltim rrttttll isml TSki ...u. .ui i.M.innrl..t hfiiu. CUASTERaBRfi ffCC nxlav4hMl,lmiwrilrat!reh)nH'lpsl.xuts.nplniuul I"" " Wllrt IV hv Quipmeatollklnlit4uii;Kn(7:rlnri-(aiWr.". WWWIHWIU WUVtW IVI F' i 9 - f Self-h&alingiires r 1 1 1 A SAXPIE PAm TOtjirnssucEjiHLr 7A rnuhmtatt trhtttOuu Hnt li ", Tok,erOI A hundred thousand pa OLSGRJPTIOKs ridlnir. very durahln Slieclttl QUBllt7 nfmhhor punctures without alio wine the air to escipa. 1 I "e,.nve hundwla of letters from aathifled eugtouiPN 1 1 wiiiif thatthelr tilt's haveonl beonpuniDed ud cuob v " tw,.ca "hole wr.son. They weish no more than J aBordlnaiTtlro.theiunatironsUtlii8qinlUlf'S holni fiZf byA?everal layers of thin, arieclully prepared 'W. & ffff the treal- Tha rwilar price of thete tlro Tj w 110.00 per Pair. hnt. fnrndvnnulnir tnrnvo4 art. making a special factor price to the rider of only H.60 pr pair. All orders shipped same oay letter is received. Wo ship C. O. V. on rpuroval. Vou do not pay a cent until you w.ea,'J,'ned n(l found thorn strictly a reprevnted. 7Ar.iJiV,Mhd,"l"operoCTt(iherhraklnshDrl(4.SSiierplr)lf roa tend FULL CASH DJr..?n1 cloi thti MvortlMnwni. Von run no rule In iwnJnif us a order m tli tint ny bs murnniatOUItexpeDiia KfnrsnrnunntlirreraLot tl.rc(.r7 on umlnntlon. Wre perhirtlr rellbU Dioon7ionttonilBiif.iiinhnk. It 7m onler pair ot tliow tint, you will And that tbrj will rid 'r. run ftcr, wear tiotter. laitlnnccrand look llnar tbn o tire too bTewuatd orwntn nilo. ifri.Vt?a.wl o well plaal that whan too waul bioic! loawlll sir u Tour order. Wtwaat ihii muaniaDie lira oner. f don't bur for kjodatanTPrtrenntllyoniiecrtrorapalrof Redretbona liT. Ji 1D0T?! or write for oor bit Tlr and Sundry CUlou whlcn deauntnaaod quote all ualua4 "hmpftlria at about half h nm.i ffotleo the thlok rubbertread 'A"onrtpunoturtrips"B" nd "O" also rim strip "H" to prevent rim cutting. This tire will outlatt eny other mW--SrPT, ELASTIO and EASYRIOINO, Jo townd n a trial ordr at odp. bene IF YOU NEED TIRES DO HOT WAIT writ, a J- wTeryinini. writ it now. U.r.lEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CE1IGAG0, ILL. ' aoout nairtho nanal nrli DO NOT LVllMrbut rTt ui pattal today. DO HOT THINK 6" iUYltlQ a hKrrlo or a Batr of ItoBiTOMta .w Z, , , I rnm a"?0" until tou utowua aw anu wodocttui auen wa are najcia. Hlllt fW" HI Ml f I4f I W'f'f"H I HW 0KE OF THE FEATURE SCENES IN -THE SQV-AW-UAIL" ? . : t t t i 'J. v ..'v.. 1 1 Bulletins Used to Tench Natives How ordinary Interest la manifested in the In South Africa the natives being taught by the Oregon agricul tural college bulletins to add to their slender food supply. George A.' Rob erta, a former student of the college who is now head of the industrial de partment -of the Old Untali Central; training school at Rhodesia is using by President W. E. Flnley of the. Mon- j the term of office of the president two j ble. It la as safe for your chlldrea - ------ ucoi unviuoBo uuu, nuu inupuBeu luiyeniB, lusteau ui ou i year. aiiuliici in yuuiocn, suu auuuiu vg uncu iu a instruction In Vegetable growing and reduce the length of the field to 100 BICYCLES on the Installment Plan Columbia, Hartford, Flyer and other Btand ard makes. Bicycle repairs and repairing. AI30 blcy ' Vies for rent, -fouto Garage, spcond ' hand bicycles. Auto re - pairing. 309 Fir street. Telephone Main 737 i tM til lu HI tHrfffHrfH 111 1 1 M IH nil jy-fr'nii ri i i r S m t '''' f i if v J Tickets go on sale" tomorrow morning for VThe Squaw Man," which comes to the Steward Thursday, Ap ril 13. Manager Steward anticipates an early rush for seats as the show is unquestionably ono of the. real treats of the many good shows presented by the Steward this year. ; AFRICANS STUDY OREGON. Proposed Changes In LsCrosse. ' distance and by limiting the distance Toronto, Ont, April , .7.T-More- than , behind goals in . which the ball may Affd to Food Supply. ! annual meeting of the National La- 'Crosse union at the Prince George Corvallls, Ore., April 8. (Special) hotel in this city tomorrow for tha are reason that several proposed amend ments having an Important bearing on the future of the Canadian national summer aport will be considered and acted upon. : , f The most important of the resolu tions to be discussed la that prepared be played, Mr. Findley hopes to see a game developed that will appeal more strongly than ever to the spectators. The chief argument advanced, in fa vor of the propoaid reduction In the number of players Is the saving of salaries. ., . v -'. . At lta annual meeting ' the union will also consider a proposal to mak A Cold, LaGrlpiK, then Pneumonia la too often the fatal sequence. Fol ey's Honey and Tar expels the cold, checka the lagrlppe, 't and prevents pneumonia.' . It la a prompt and relia ble cough medicine that contains so narcotics, "Foley' Honey and Tar la the best. cough remedy I ever used as It quickly slopped a severe cough that had long troubled me," saya J. W, Kuhn, Princeton, Neb. ; Just bo quick ly and surely It acta In all cases ot coughs, colds, lagrlppe and lung trou- poultry' raising. Writing Dr. Withy combe, director of the college exper iment station, he say: "The native people are Interested In vegetable gardening and'fowl raising, as both add to their food aupply, At present the food is of the simplest 8ort, consisting of a round grain cook ed to a stiff mush, and a little bit of weed leavea or a few beana cooked In watir. During the past three years we have been working on the estab lishment of a course In agriculture. The work has progressed slowly, and we have had to feel our way, as there has been no previous experience by which we might be guided. The first year consists of judging and treating animals for t,he simple diseases and the breeding of sheep, goats, pigs and cattle. During the second year our work Is devoted to the growing of farm crops, fruit culture and fowl raising." yards between goals and the teams to 10 men each. By making a uniform suggestion to be brought up Is the (cases of croup, whooping cough and propsal that the National LaCrosse j measles cough. Refuse substitutes, union revert back to field captains. HIU'b drug store. 1 ' . ; ' YOU TAKE NO RISK. Our Rapulation and Monev Are Back of Thii Offer. . We foy for all rbe tm'dlt-lne uxtxl during the trial. If our remedy fjlln to completely relieve you of -mixtl;ulou. We take all the risk Vou art not ob ligated to us In any wuy whatever, if you accept our offer. Could Anything be more, fair for youi I there any reason why you should beximte to put our claims to a practical lent? The tuoat Hflentlfic, common ene treatment U Ucxall Orderlies, which, are eaten like cundy. They are very pronounced, gentle and pleasant In action, and particularly ogreeable In every way. Tbey do not cause dlnr rhoea, nausea, flatulence, griplnR or any Inconvenient whatever.. Uexall Orderlies are pnrtlrularly good for chil dren, aged and delicate persons. We urge you to try Kexall Order lies at our risk.. Two alzes, 10c. and '.. Rou)'u:l!'r. .you tan get Rcxiill Kpnjfi'.i's in tills conitunnlty only nt stor-The Iiuxull Store. Hill T.jir Special improved Sale to Introduce the Latest Standard Model Talking R5achiiie Special Sale 'li'. All that is require! to secure , this beautiful high graoV' Instrument at this low price, Is that you purchase - with each machine only 80 Stand' ard Doable Disc Records at 65c each, This double disc ' record Is the equal ef . any record made. It has music on both aides. I had been troubled with constipation for two yem and tried all of the best pliysi cian in Brintol, Tnn., iind they could do nothing for ro," write Tha. E. WiMiama, Mi(l!letK)ro, Ky. "Two packnRea of Cham berlain' Stomach anil Liver Tablet cum' a. n ta.ll . me." I'orKiioDvauocaien. Price $7.98 each One Only to Every Purchaser . THE CABINET -Made of heavy solid oak throughout, finished in such a manner that brings out the grain of the wood perfectly. The corner posts are made with fluted mouldings and the cabinet presents a very elegant appearance. . . . : f ..,'' XICKELED T0XE ARM The latest triumph of scientific research, producing the largest volume and purest tone quality, eliminating the metallic scratch so common In the, ordinary type of machine. . THE 9OT0R Of special strength and construction, unusually durable, all part perfect in fit and noise less In operation; can be wound while playing a record. This Is a feature that will be appreciated by ev ; i ryone familiar with constrrction and operation 6t talking machines. : ' ' v. ;' ' TURN TABLE Ten-Inch diameter, accommodating any size disc record. STANDARD ANALYZING REPRODUCER (Sound Box) Insuflngthe most perfect reproduction of any known sound; fitted with automatic needle clamp, permitting of the instant rel.aalns or fastening of the needles.''' ' . , ' , ''" ; ,'. , , , SPEED REGULATOR Permitting the ready adjustment of the speed to suit the Individual fancy or requirements, such aa for dance music or speaking records. . ' s ,' FLOWER HORN Seventeenlnches in length, with a fifteen inch flared bell, not only adding the finishing touch to the appearance of the instrument, but supplementing the results of the reproducer and nickeled tone arm. Finished in a beautiful, deen. rich 'red ennra:!, and decorated with gold stripe. Fo DDo flilffn fift-torn la grande, ore. '