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1 lu irk S, H M; li i JLNJ t-J IT VUH THIS 21 21 2121w' PIECE GOODS. , Good unbleached muslin .. 5c Good bleached muslin ) . 8c Apron Gingham .6 l-4c Dress Gingham L 9c 8-4 Sheeting ........;..:....: .24c Table Damask 35c and ......... 50c - ; Remnants . HALF PRICE ( Dress Goods II.. ...HALF PRICE SHOES. Childrens, sole" leather soles...39c Children's, calf and kid ..... .60c Misses', calf and kid 79c and 98c Ladies' Shoe3 $1.19, $1.49, $1.69 and $1.79. Men's Shoes, 89c, $1.19; $1.39. . Men's High Top $1.89, $2.79, $3.98. SUNDRIES. Boys' Waist Overalls .... ....... 15c . Ladies' Corsets, new 50c Ribbon Remnants 5c, 10c 15c. . Fancy Cups and Saucers, " Plates, Pitchers, each . .. 15c Flue Stops .....:.,..,;.;.... ..7c Carpet Beaters . . : 10c Galvanized Tubs J 55c Scrub Brushes.: 10c Curtain Poles with Fixtures...l0c Towel Racks, 3 arm 10c , Stove and Shce Brushes .. 15c Nail Hammera ........v..... . ......... .... ..15c Whisk Brooms ...... . ..Ll5c Dust Pans : ...8c Meat Saws ...... ..23c Whitewash Brushes 28c - Quart Tin Cups . 5c Kettle Knobs ; lc Wood Spoons '....'. , ,e Pot Covers lc and 5c Tin Water Pails 15c Gal. Oil Cans, ; 15c r . TX JGT THE T E MP L E OF ECONOM YlL OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, LA GRANDE, OR. ( Amsterdam haa three , floating dry l8re than 70,000.000 arces of oal docks fpr repairing ships and is build- lands still are owned' by the United in g a fourth. ' , ' States government. ' J525SJSZ MeK AND AMBULANCE Uptown office Main 720 Residence phone Main 25 . L BUSSEY ' DPerry. Pneumatic. .Water Systems, ! Samson Wijd Mills, Deming Puinps, Richardson & Boynton W&m Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves and Fittings, Gul tflr.4 PliimhiTicr FiTt.nrfls of All Kinds. Full Assort. melt of Nickel Trimmings.- BAY 6 IWElFEi PLUMBERS,"' HEATERS, SHEET METAL WORKERS ;'" Canada Obserr the" Day. Toronto, Out., May 24. The mem ory of Queen Victoria was honored through Canada today by means of the national holiday that is the only, rival of Dominion day. Dispatches from all the principal cities and towns from Halifax to Vancouver indicate a gen eral observance of Jhe day. Every where the holiday was made an occa sion for parades, military reviews, pat riotic txercises and sportin gand ath letic contests. The schools observed a holiday and ths courts and public of fices and many places of business re mained closed for the day. Repeat fN WKcn jrou liuy MT. EMILY HAMS and BACON you will Come Back for More ? i ' Products of" ' '' ' GRANDE RONDE MEAT CO. y ;;; La Grande, Oregon Intoriiiiiknal Rigwtta fa Itclgluni. Brussels,' May 24. The big Interna tional regatta to be held at Terdonck tomorrow "has attracted a weaith of oai Bm;n from Germany, England, Hol land, France and other countries, The event In which most interest is mani fested is the match between the crew of Jesus college; Cambridge and a picked crew representing the leading rowing clubs of Belgium. The race will be rowed over a straight away course of 2,111 meters. . THe George Palmer t I Lumber Company - ? 1 artment We solicit your torders.' for. Shingles, Rubberoid x i Roofing;' Deidenhg Felt, Building' Piper i We are prepared to furnish and deliver, material: 5 . v . DrumouY. nxiuiio ivicuu o. 3C Former Police Chief on Trial. Seatile, May 24. The case of Chas. W. Wappenstein, former chief of po lice of Seattle, against whom several grand Jury Indictments were returned as a result of the recent investigation of municlpaal affairs, was called in court today for trial. The Indictment on which Wappenstein Is to tried first charges him with accepting a bribe as protection' for running a gambling housff. ' . ;-' :, S ') : i ; Amateur Championship Tourney, . New York, May 24. Play in the V.th annual amateur, championship tourna ment of the Metropolitan Golf assoc? 6tion began on the links of the Garden City Golf club today and will continue through the remainder of the week. ' Ka.Uway Claim Agents. . Montreal, May 24. The association of Railway. Claim- Agents assembled hi annual session today in Montreal, the meeting being the first that the asso ciation has held outside the United States. The object of the meeting Is to exchange views regarding the best methods of settling claims against the railroads! and to consider laws now In force and listen to and discuss papers that tarill-; be- presented upon subjects of Interest to members. C. W. Egan, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; Is presiding over the gathering, which will continue in session three days. ; Treasurer's Call for City' Warrants. There are funds in the treasury to pay all warrants issued against water fund of La Granda city, up tq and in cluding No. 9,616, endorsed Aug. 810. Interest on all warrants on Water fund from No. 0,600 to 9,616, Inclusive, ceases from data of this call. ; La Grande, Oregon, May 13, .1911. EOY W. LOGAN, . . City Treasurer. My 13 15 16 17 18.19 20 22 33 24 Dissolution Notice. : The firm of Martin & Bradley, plum bers, is dissolved this 22nd day . o! May Iflll, by mutual consentAll ac counta due the firm will be collected iyi.J,'E. Bradley, who will continue the business. He will pay all out standing obligations of the Arm. ' y . J. E.-BRADLEY, .' -.' - J 3 i "i'v T. P. MARTIN, La Grande, Ore., May 22, 191L My 22-27 . Illinois Foresters MeoC . Aurora,; 111., May 24. Aurora is to- day entertaining the annual session of the high court of Illinois," Indep-rident Order of Foresters. ' Nearly 800 dele gates representing the local lodges of the order throughout the state were on hand at the opening of the gath ering. ' . -; ;;( '; Never leave home on a ourney without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers. . Slieepskin is used as a substitute for almost every . other kind of dres sed kln. r.iniMiiiX!lfliiKfcM ......... M Plumbin and neat in? LA AN g: Thursday, 'June 1st 100 ACTS III 100 UinUTEfX v.. ..-,..-,...,. tu .-' A i John Melville 1423 Adams Avt ' LA GRAHDE, - ORE HABV ELEPHANT::, 33 INCHES TALL U M WONDERFUL ALSO KEH3 CF SISSEST ELEPHANTS SUPERB, SPECTACULAR, ORIGINAL CIRCUS, 600 People, 450 Animals DA BY HIPPOPOTAMUS 40-SELLS -FL0T0 CLOWNS -40 FIGHTING THE! FLAMES Gorgeous Street Paradsv 10:30 O'CLOCK each noRrnria 10,000 Seat- Gsnsral Adslba TEUDiyssl Date Twice I ta Former Size Bring ' all the folk and see for yourself a Fifty-Cent Cir cut for 29 cents. 1 CmpM lr tormancat Dally, Rain rthln, Sand I p. m. Doort Open One Hoar Earlier, 7flf! Admitting of a Visit to the Big LUlX J. ; . ' ( : Absolutely ?ara Tho only baking powder mada from Royal Grapo ' Craam of Tartar bMmt Ifo Lbs Phosphate ) J; H. PE w. .) ... La Grande's Leading Jeweler: Opposite V, S. Lanl Office oa A dame ATenne. i ' i r; 1 . ''ai,A ... i. v "