T7EXCITCDAY, AFIUL 21, 1815
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rODUC ST.LE
BOYS CLOTHING
BRING THE BOYS HERE FOR CLOTHING.
, YOU WILL FIND OUR ASSORTMENT AND
STYLES MORE EXCLUSIVE AND EXTEN .
SIVE. WHILE OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS
r REASONABLE. SUITS, CAPS, STRAW HATS,
SHOES, OVERALLS, BATHING SUITS,
: SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, SUSPENDERS, HATS,
HOSIERY, BELTS.
SKIRTS .
FASHION'S FAVORITE
SKIRTS ARE TO BE FOUND
"HERE, FINEST COLLECTION
IN THE CITY OF LADIES'
TAILORED WALKING AND
DRESS SKIRTS IN ALL THE
LATEST NOVELTY AND
CHECKS. ALSO IN LIGHT
AND DARK SHADES IN THE
NEW AND EXCLUSIVE
STYLES ALL SIZES, MOD
ERATELY PRICED $3.50 to
$7.0
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BOHNENKAMP STOCK TO BE DIS
POSED OF ,
Big String of Homo and Cattle to Be
, Sold at Auction
WORK
WILL GO
ALONG
RIGHT
on teh building if we supply the
lumber. In the first place, de
liveries will be prompt There
will be no waiting for material.
In te next place the lumber will
be the dry,, straight grained, .
seasoned kind that will wrote up '
readily and rapidly. ., Don't you
think we had better have the
order ? )
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
Notice to the Public.
- We have sold our furniture business
in La Grande to J. J. Carr and have
retired from the business field.: To
all persons owing us we respectfully
ask them to call and settle the same
either, by payment in full or by note.
This must be attended to immediately.
E. G. ADCOOK,
' B. G.'FRITTS.
Adv.' ' 4-17-4t.
Williamj'Kidnevand Liver PiUt
Hare jou overworked your nwronsarstem
: and cauHed trouble witU your kldneya and
: HverT Have you paint In IoIub, aide mid
buck? Have you flabby appearance
of tUe face and under the eyetiV If so, use v
WILLIAM!' KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS.
'. or eulc by all druggUM. Fiice 60 ceuta.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Prrps. Cleveland Ohio
NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Tuesday, April 27, a big public sale
will be held at - Sunny brook farm
three miles east of Union, beginning
at 10 o'clock, at which time the stock
and other property or. the Bohnen
kamp ranch recently traded .to the
Golden Rule company of this city, will
be sold at public auction. T. B. Johnson
of Cove is to be tho auctioneer. - ',
Following is. tho list of things to be
old:
52 Head Of Cattle
.Consisting - of 7 . Holstein-Fresian
Cows S years old. . 6 Holstein-Fresian
Cows, 3 years old, 7 Holstein-Fresian
Heifers, 2 ylar sold, 1 young Jersey
Cow,2 Durham Cows. 5 years old, 1
black Jersey Cow, 4 years old, 8 or
more Holstein Heifers, 10 HoUtein
Calves, 10 young Steers different ages.
30 Head of Horse
Consisting of 1 three-year-old reg
istered Clydesdale Stallion, 8 Clyes
dale Mares, heavy, 1. Shire . Mare,
heavy, 1 -white Mare, 1 gray Mare
about 9 years old, 1 dark bay Mare 1
brown Mure, 1 bay Mare 1 Four-year-old
gray Mare," 1 bay Mare, weight
about 1000 lbs. 1 gelding, 4 years old
8 three-year-old Filleys, : 1 gelding
work horse, 1 saddle pony, ,7 two
year-old: Colts, 5 one-year-old Colts,
40 head of hogs,, besides pigs, Con
sisting of 11 -brood Sows, with Pigs,
1 red Duroc male, 28 head of Shoats
weighing from 80 to 120 pounds each,
150 white Leghorn chickens besides
many - small, chickens, : 1 three and a
half Studebaker wagon, 2 sets work
,harness 1 top buggy, 1 open buggy..
ALICEL NEWS ITEMS.
-Alicel, Ore., April.- 18. , (Special)
The cut worms are on their grand
mnrch in night affrays taking every
thing before t'.ieni equal to Von Hin-
denburg. Thoy seom ' to catch ' the
European idea of mobilization.
The "Ne plus ultra" literary
society has disbanded for the1 sum
mer, A number of fine programs were
rendered during the Benson Great in
terest was tuken in the debates ar-
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filial just aoout ume pPii
. ; - you got yours HMWi
The limit offing some in the smokings line is to
imm$$m njefirewithamatch,thenhitchittoajimmy M$M$$M
s 'PP-'a'pIpe -oeatnakin's cigarette packed 'brimfiil of m0m$WW JHHF
Prince Albert I Me-o-myl Geta you mighty :i;f W'W
wj? " pleased-like, and turns on the sunshine spigot r f$llMW
; - in your system very early in the A. M. ' . , $m$$$M$W W
W&mm Prince Albert wins every man who's game MHpH II
' - enough to hit the high spot at the cost of a , MmMM $m
$$$Mm ' dime. :. Doesn't make any difference what you - Mm W&
$m$ " - ihink about being able to smoke a pipe or a MM i
mW&$m ' roU-'em cigarette, you can and you- will and , jMm&
get happyon every puU-if youll nafl your flag
W : Smge Albert 'mM , ;
.the national joy smoke Wii&mm Slli Wffi
"3 IPil: Men, AereV cas-nd quality and flavor and $1$:; W$$mWW&t
WPi " 'fragrance. Get a whiff or a puff of P. A. out Ws,Wi'TO. - Jf
&ffi?$ffiml : of a pipe or from a makin's cigarette and you've ifA WmL J
' . just got to have more. Tastes so good it's 'IP lP
.SS right hard to wait till the next ffre-up. Beeaiwe ' . If
P. A can't bite your tongue I ; Bite's cut out by ii?W M, Jib!
patented process. t Paste thai in your hat f. You
' P? put ytmrself on me road to contentment. liiP JlTt
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As we are about to issue a new directory "
we must request all subscribers who
wish any changes or corrections in their
names or addresses to notify us of same,
" either in person or in writing at once. ,
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THE HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPANY
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ranged between Alicel rnd Imbler The
society felt jubilant over winning two
'decisions out of three. Now that Ali
cel has won, it might be in place to
show the mon who did the work. W,
J. Case is one of the most coopera
tive men you ever saw. Accord
ing to one of our own poets he has co
operative bread and cooperative but
ter. The flour must be ground in a
co-operative mill nnd put in co-operative
sackc. Tom Walsingcr is- the
philosopher of the Sandridgo and all
questions are studied to the core,
uniting the loarning of passing yore
to the abundant modern thought he
Jiad in Btore. How. could Imolcr in
giuit debate come - out but in the
second rateT"
. Manary Thompson with paper and
bood and mind asacuteas Isaac with
his hook, can strike the subject in
fcvery lick, -finri and stondy liko
Roocevolt with- a big stick. Oh Im
bler had no show under such a heavy
blow. 1
Maxey was next though not such
n readier; - nuflf sed: he's just a
piopiher. , -
BIG DAY OBSERVED
San Francisco Celebrates - '"Nine
Years After" In Real Style
By W. E. MEACHAM.
Panama Exposition, San Francisco,
April 17. (Special) All San Fran
cisco is celebrating "Nine Years After
this being the ninth inniversary of
the great- fire that tiiid : the - city . in
ushes..
A great parade was held this morn
ing and passed in review before the
Tower of Jewels, Major Geo., Murray
and Exposition . offic.cls in the re
viewing stand and thousands of spec
tators lining the line of march. Spec
ial features will be held for several
days in honor of tho occasion. '.
Several Eastern Oregon . people
visited us during the week.
- .George Weide of La Grande, J. L.
Hindmann, Elgin, H. M. Johnson and
Leo Bessler, . Sumpter, Mrs. L. E
Jones, Ontario, J. E. Mills, Cornuco
pia, and M C Moore, Vale, were in
terested spectators of the Fair, We
had - the pleasure of showing Con
grcssman Nick Sinnott the sights of
the Fair He is on his way home at
The Dalles and stopped a few days
to see the big show. He was pleased
with the Oregon building and the
showing that Eastern Oregon is making
He characterized ; the Oregon
Building as distinctive, substantial
and unique. With him was his private
secretary Edward Baldwin, who made
the trip through the Panama Canal
on the steamer Northern Pacific.
C. N. Cranston of Pendleton arriv
ed here yesterday and will relieve me
of the duties here. I expect to go to
Los Angles and San Diego for a few
days visit and then buck to Eastern
Oregon.
ivy v . - : -.V;- :
: $3.50 and up j
PaulineLederlel
Red 8141, Next Door to Western !
Union. i
How. About Your
Eyes
Word has been received from Rov,
R. C. Lee, of Sumpter, that he will
speak at tho Y. M. C. A. at three
o'clock next Sunday afternoon R. C.
Lee is the man that stood firmly for
law enforcement at Huntington last
year, which stand was probably the
causo for the '"Shooting-up" of his
church and later his heme. He still
holds one of the bullets which he dug
out of the church well. Mr. Lee is ait
old sea captain, and a fighter. ; The
men who hear him next Sunday wilt
not be disappointed. . .
Do They Need
Attention?
. , Now is the time to have them
tested by one who is thoroughly
equipped for the work. Remem
ber my whole time is given to
the fitting of glasses and optical
work.
"S My beet advertisement is hunv
dreds of satisfied customers
'right tiere, to whom I can refer
you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
I GRIND MY OWN GLASSES
HEACOCK
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
3rd Floor New Foley Bldg.
MONUMENTS
Latest designs, made in La Grande. We have onr own furry.
Rabble and Dimension Stoae always on hand. Concrete Blocks
E. C. DAVIS
Corner Greenwood and S. Are., v. La Grande, Oregon