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"There will be 50 Fifty Rockers". Your Golden Opportunity to get a High Class Rocker at less price than
others ask for the inferior goods. Hurry and Get The One You Want.
J. C. HENRY FURNITURE STORE, THE 00HfcME ca
WE RECEIVED MANY CALLS BY PHONE YESTERDAY ASKING US TO OPEN EVENINGS. TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS WE WILL
M BE OPEN EVEiMNUS THlh Wl'JlK LIN 111. :.iur. m. .
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BANANAS!
CARLOAD DIRECT FROM CENTRAL
. , AMERICA
Is now being sold out cheap, to everybody, by
the bunch, at car, on FIR STREET NEAR THE
VALLEY CREAMERY.
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GLEN OLIVER WILL JOIN LOCAL
CLUB
Effort to Beat Baker's Record of 400
Is Being Exerted
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
2or. Chestnut and Jefferson Streets,
La Grande, Oregon.
C. WILSON, Prop.
Newly furnished throughout. Close to depot. The hotel
that eaters to the Interior Trade.
An addition to the La Grande
team's infield will be made next Sun
duy when Baker cornea here to at
tempt to repeat its performance of
iast Sunday. Glen Oliver, crack in
field and football player who has
just returned from Portland will .be
shifted to shortstop and Gajbraith
will go to cccond. A youngster named
Gordon who has been playing in the
fast City league at Portland, is also
trying out for an infield position and
may make things warm for some of
the present holders of positions on the
team before the season . is over. He
was nut vtiterdav to warm un. , ; .
Preparations for handling a . lig
crowd Sunday'are under way. This will
be the opening game for the LaGrande
team on its . home : grounds, having
been away every Sunday thus far. '
Good weather is in prospect, and a
banner crowd, one that will beat the
Baker attendance of 400 is looked
for. The admission is held down to 25
cents for gate and grandstand too, so
that the price nee dkeep none away. "
New York, Apr. 21. A legacy left
to Now York state g devotees of the
arena and padded mitt the state leg
islature, which was preparing today
to adjourn . sine die promises a new
deal in managing fistic affairs.- .
Among the more important . mea
sure acted upon by the expiring leg
islature wag the Malone hilt, reorgan
izing the : state boxing tommission,
providing i.for r the: appointment - of
of three new commissioners and oust
ing of the old Democratic commission.
The Malone bill gives the state tox on
boxing exhibitions from 5 to 7 1-2 per
cent of the gate reciepts. A secre
tary to the commission at $3,000 is
another choice plum for some Re:
publican fistic expert. "
Mike Donovan, veteran trainer and
up. to a few months ago boxing in
structor at ; the ; New York Athletic
Club, has been an active candidate for
appointment as one of the new com
missioners. Donovan's ( application
has the signature of endorsement of
of many financiers.' Ho was one star
middleweight boxer and is a civil war
veteran. ' He Was. recently retired by
the N. Y; Athletic Clug. -
Those in the know here do not be
lieve that n attempt will be made by
fight promoters to boost admission
j prices because .of the proposed extra
(state tax. They are chiefly anxious
I regarding the attitude of the Com
. mission on regulations of boxing mat
ches and, particularly, the question
or granting permits to new culbs. .
I Some fight promoters declare that
: the fight . game is being over ' done
jhere that too many clubs are giving
! exhibitions with the result that-cv
'are making any money, except when
hoadliners are matched , .
Jess Wilard Should Worry. A ,f
Kansas Vs Ames . :''
; Lawerance, Kansas, Apr. 21. Kan
sas Univesity today opened the base-
J ball season in game with Ames. :"
Hughes .
Electric - fe
I Ranges
are used
"THE OUEEN Of
. is in the
KITCHEN"
(Cooking by Electricity.)
0(5 SPtsSO&iV
The great success of our special coffee offer In December was
so marked and made so many .-new friends for this excellent
coffee, tTiat we have decided to repeat the offer. To show our
appreciation to the new customers and give everyone an op
portunity to try the Lang "super-quality" coffee, we now
offer
Royal Club Coffee
at 40c
The delicate fragrance and mellow flavor of Royal Club
pleases the most fastidious taste. Order a trial can today
your grocer has it!
PUICK8 ON ROYAL CLUB
1 POUND TINS . . . 40c
l'egultu'ly .... 45c
2 POUND TINS . . . 75c
' regularly....... SBc
3 POUND TINS . . . $1.10
regularly $1.25
Your grocer is authorized to refund your money
if you are not perfectly satisfied with. Royal Club
after trial no matter how much coffee has been -used
in the test! That is hovr sure we feel of the
quality of our coffeel
Oregon Grocery Co,
The "Royal Club" House La Grande, Ore.
Columbia Vs Yale. .. ,
New Haven,Conn. Apr. 21. The
Yale baseball team, anticipated an
easy victory today over Columbia
University. -
in the
kitchens of
Royalty
-pi
Suppose you coald sit down to-day like the best .
diners of Europe and America, '.'to : an electrically
grilled steak, potatoes baked by electricheat,
and coffee of that delicious even mild richness
; that the-Hughes, Electric Range makes possible.
You can do it. The ''Hughes Electric Range makes;- '
. perfect, complete cooking by electricity possible. -It
roasts, broils, bakes, stews.
tiughes Electric Ranges
And the cost of installation and maintenance is - '
' moderate. By all means come see and learn about -this
wonderful stove.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Penn Vs Swarbhmore. '
Philadelphia, Apr. 21. On Frank
lin Field today, University of Penn- j
ylyania baseball team has Swarth-moi-e's
for its guest. . I
Southeast quarter of section twenty
seven, township three, South, of range,
forty, East of Willamette , Meridian
in Union County, Oregon.
' AUGUST HUG,,
Referee. 1
D Mar. 31. Apr. 7-14-21-28.
College. Tennis Match -.-
New York, Apr. 21. Tennis teams I
of. Columbia and Fordham Ilnivprai. I
ties met today on the South Field
courts, ,'
Texas Motorcyclists' Race .
Houston, Texas, Apr. An endur- i
ance race to Sabine Pass was held
today by , the Houston . Motorcycle
Club.
We want a good live agent in every
county in the state to take orders for
our trees nd shrubbem small fmits
et. , Money advanced to pay traveling
expenses as fast as orders are turned
into the office. An excellent outfit
furnished on application. Address
Quaker Nurseries, Salem, Oregon.
Adv. - 4-19-lm.
WHY NOT TRY PQPHAM'S
ASIHUA REEOY S
i Glrcs Prompt and Positive Relief In Every
. cioia oy uniKlfiHEB. rrteeoti.uu. f
Trial Package by Mall 10c. '
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Props. Cleveland, 0. 1
putmaiTSrug store
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best results by using with
Xlay's Hnlr Health : "Applltr."
only 25c. - Not a dyei absolutely
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1 bottles.' at; drUKfrlsts, who' refund
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riiiio xiay i.o., iNowara, xm. j. auv. .
NEWLIN DRUG CO. - ..
Notice of . Referee's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under
and bv virtue of a decree iasnnrl nut nf
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon Tor the Uounty of Union on the
22nd day of March, 1915, in that cer
tain suit therein pending wherein
Elizabeth H. Sanford is plaintiff and
Leah Sanford is defendant appointing
the undersigned referee to make sale
of the hereinafter described lands
mentioned in said decree for the pur
pose of apportioning the same between
the plaintiff and defendant and which
said decree authorized and directed
the undersigned, as such referee, to
sell the said lands as by law pro
vided, the undersigned will on the
29th day of April, 1915, at 2 o'clock,
p. m. at the front door of the County
Court house in La Grande, Union
County Oregon, sell at public sale to
the highest bidder therefor for cash
the following described lands men
tioned in said decree, to wit: The
East half of East ha'.: of Northeast
quarter and East half of East half of 1
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PRIME RIBS
or oeet, also choice cuts of Jamb, mutton, poik. Our
policy:; Just what you want, when you want it. '
JUST FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE '
a nice lot of Mount Emily Hams and Bacon remem
ber the price, 18c for nice choice hame, and 18c to 25c
for choice Breakfast Bacon. - -
Fi-esh Ranch Eggs. 20c per dozen.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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