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LA GRANDE UiJlOif COUNTY, OREGON.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 19H.
l Down
With
With the Clothing
Another week of sen
sational price cutting
at Ash Bros. clothing
house. Come while
this gi grant ic bi
stock is at its best.
Tog up for the 4th.
Be one of the bovs.
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and Furnishing!
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Is the latest and most imperative instructions to the
management. So we say to clothing and furnishing
bnyers. Come again this week even though you have
already bought heavy. Immense quantities of re
serve stock are being opened up daily and thrown on
the bargain counters. Remember you have the clean
est and best stock of clothing and furnishings in La
Grande to choose from and at cut-down-clear-out
prices.
. THIS SALE IS CERTAINLY A SEASON
ABLE BOON TO CLOTHING BUYERS
Another week of sum
mer showers. Come
in and enjoy the rain
of price drops.. They
are certainly refresh
ing to clothing buyers
at Ash Bros.'
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LOT 1.
Hen's and
W killj VJ
sted and
tweed suits,
medium and
dark shades.
Sizes 1 4to 37
only regular
values to $15
Clear out cut
sale price
3.95
LOT 2.
is a very fine
V - 1-
u uuuu
u t
new import
ed yeeds
and worst
eds in grays
and neat
checks, regu
lar price $15.
Walk out
sale price
8.75
LOT 3
i s another
uuiieli priced
down for
quick selling.
Is composed
of fancy and
plain tweeds
and worst
eds reg price
$17.50. Sale
price
11.50
LOT 4
You will be
uotiu m auou
at the values
in this lot.
Suits made
from t h e'
very finest
fabrics, i n
plain and
in fancy
weaves. Reg.
price- $20.00,
13.50
LOT 5
composed of
the very lat
est . ' spring
models, and
made from
the imported
tweeds and
worsteds, in
fancy, plain,
blue serge,
Reg price is
$22.50, sale
00
15.'
LOT 6
You want to
see this lot of
snappy up to
the minute
models in all
the latest &
neatest pat
terns. . Reg.
price of
these .were
$25 the suit,
sale price
50
16.1
LOT 7
Men's hand
tailored gar
ments. The
most perfect
fitting suits
th a. t ever
came from a
merchant tai
lor's shop.
Reg. price
$30.00. Sale
price now
50
19:
SHOES
$5.00 Assorted Lot of
Shoes, Douglas make
$2.50
Directory of the Fraternal Orders
of La Grande, Oregon
L P. A A. M. La Grande Lodge No. liEBEKAHS Srntal Lodt No. H
43. A F. H. holds regula. meet- ' meeti every Tuesday evening In the
toga flret and third Saturday! at I. O. O. F. hall. All rlaltlng mem-
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all ' ben are Invited to attend.
Masona. L. M. HOYT. W. If. MRS. XATIB ARBUCKLE, N. Q.
a. q WILLIAMS. Secretary. MIS3 ANNA ALEXANDER, See.
8. P. O. EL La Grande Lodge No. 433 "
meeta each Thnraday evening at 8 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croat
o'clock In Elk'a dub, corner of De- Lodge No. 27 meeea every Monday
pot atreet and Washington avenue. night In Castle hall, (old Elk'a hall.)
.Visiting brothers are cordially In- A Pythian welcome to all vlalUn
vlted to attend. Knights. ,
H. J. HITTER, Ex. Rui. JESS PAUL, & C,
H. E. COQLIDQE. Rec. Sec. L. LINCOLN, M. of R. 8.
VOQDMEN PF. THE WORLD La Q E S.Hoi,e Chapter Np. 13. O.K.
Grande Lodge No. 169 W O. W. c ,,, ,tate communications tha
meaU every second and fourth Sat- secon(1 aart f01H.th WedneBdayi ol
urdays at K. P. hall. All visiting each month VUjlting members cor-
mebers welcome. dially Invital. , , mJ
D- r1; S; c;- carrie t hunter, w,M. Jja
KEENEY. Clerk. MARY A. WARNICK, Sec.
. W. A.--La Grande Camp No. 7703 WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT ft rwia
meeta every Monday In the month at Ronde Circle No. 47 meeta
the I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting first ani. ui'd Thursday ev .. .
neighbors are cordially InviteJ to In the mo. .t I. O. O "M-
ittend. ' All vlsitiag mbersare -:.-'vi
E. E. DANIELS, CARRIE ROBBS. O. M.,
ED. HEATH. Clerk. LIZZIE ELl-gWORTH. l
IN CHARGE OF
United States Sales Company
SHOES
$4 and $5 lot of Black and
Tan Oxfords, sale price
$2.85
Fine Horses on Exhibition.
Columbus, 0., June 27. What prom
ises to be one of the most successful
horse shows ever given in Ohio opened
here today under the auspices of the
Columbus Hores Show association.
The most notable breeding establish
ments of Kentucky, Ohio. West Vir
ginia, Illinois and several other states
are represented. The show will con
tinue three daya.
To Honor John Hay Hammond.
London, June 27. Elaborate prep
arations have been made for the ban
quet to be given at the Savoy hotel to
morrow night In honor of John Hays
Hannnnd, the special ambassador from
the United States to the coronation.
The affairs will be given under the
auspices of the Pilgrims.
Happiest Ctrl In Lincoln.
A Lincoln, Neb., girV writes, "I had been
tiling for tome time with chronic constipa
tion and stomach trouble. I began taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and .Liver Tablets
tad in three days I wns able to be up anu
got better right along. I am the proudect
girl in Lincoln to find such a good medi
cine." For sale bv n I dealers.
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NICE LEVEL LOTS LOCATED TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF
THE RAILROAD SHOPS.
We are offering these lots at from $160. to $200. each, on
the most liberal terms
We furnish you an abstract of title, When yov have paid
for these lots. Not a poor lot in our whole offering
Better call at our office and learn more about these lots.
AUTO
Din
Wright.
Response W. R. Gekeler, lecturer
Blue Mountain grange.
Song "Help It On," by the s''a82-'
Recitation Miss Bertha Bowman. J
Paper "Why Join the Grange?'
Mrs. Mattie Golden. j
Music Baker City orchestra.
Address Hon. Henry McKenney of
Baker county.
Recitation Mary Carter.
Song lnion County Grange quar
tet. Recitation Mrs. Stevenson.
Song Mr. Daly of Baker, City.
Recitation Zoe Golden.
Reading Mrs. W. F. Gekeler.
Instrumental solo Miss Selders of
Cove.
Recitation Nettle Can)hady.
Recitation Agnes Daron.
Song By the grange. ,
Recitation Miss Kathryn Gekeler.
Address "Our Grange" C. D. Hoff
man, master of Union county Pomona
grange.
Recitation Miss Wilson.
: Music Baker City orchestra. .
The fifth degree was exemplified to
a class of 44 in the evening. The next
meeting will be held with Riverside
grange 406 of La Grande on the fourth
Saturday in September.
Doctors at Los Angvles.
Los Angeles, Cal., June 27. Sev
eral thousand physicians and surg-
r ii . i . . , .... . ,
cuiig iium oil yai io ui ikui iu uuci
together with several eminent medical
men from abroad, were on hand today
at the opening meetings of the 61st
annual convention of the American
Medical association, as well as the an
nual meetings of several affiliated
medical bodies, which are to continue
their sessions all thi8 w:ek In Los
Angeles. At the dally sessions of the
several sections there will be present
ed during the week more than 500 pa
pers and addresses on subjects of med
ican and surgical Interest.
IS
ED
(JUANGEKS WAST
IUT SOT nor
GOOD ..ROADS
LEVARI).
-Wdloul Spiltiifs Is Jlcctfnir Hnee of
Fonionn Grange.
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO.
Bell Phone Main 752.
Independent phone 262.
Foley Hotel Block.
LaGrande Oregon
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' Medical Springs, June 27. (Special)
A large number of grangers from I
Union and Baker counties assembled.
' her? June 24th to attend the regular j
meeting of the. Union County Pomona
grande which met with. Medical'
Springs Grange 427. The morning '
session was held in the ha'.l. The f ol-1
lowing resolution was adopted. '
I "Whareas, the grange stands for
good roads when built so as to best
aeveiop tne country and believes . that
I improved highways should be built
from the places of market into the
surrounding country, and,
"Whereas, there Is a growing de
mand for good roads by pleasure seek-
ers and special interests for selfish1
purposes without the best interests of'
the country In view, j
"Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by!
the Union County Pomona Grange In'
regular session assembled that we are
unalterably opposed to the creating!
of new highways or of the improve-!
ment of special automobile boule-'
vards at the expense of the taxpayers '
of this county." j
Resolutions were also adopted fa-'
vorlng the doing away of the swear-;
Ing in of voters on flection day and of j
prohibiting of treating to Intoxicating,
liquors. The county grange is to give ,
a banner to the subordinate grange In :
the county who will do the best work j
this winter.
A big picnic dinner was furnished at
noon and the afternoon session was
held in the grove. The program was '
as follows:
Music-Baker City Orchestra. j
Address of Welcome Hon. Dunham 1
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Vfie?ut V'f Prompt tCaref I
Try Our Boiled Ham and Sliced Beef
Fine for lunches.
Also a full line of Lunch' goods for
Picnics & Fishing Trips.
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables every
morning
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