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'Bishops Butter Balls
'n'Koli llolci;nle:t,llciiw0 by Compll-
nicnmry lfri-rnre v,f Nw York
tolucidor.
COCOANUT CENTERS
I'jiii h piece wrauiied scpaVale. Sold at
tlio rate, of twelve for 10 ceiils.
Fresh candy arriving by exrpess twice
a week.
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La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
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i:(ai;i;it ;. i:ik.v a visitou
I'.: Klncer Jolui Gainer, former I. a
Oraado lesldent ".ml at fn lime
president ut tho cry rohiiiilnslon,
h ih been ui from i'mibm! a rnv
days liiajilnij ufior iuii-rratH hero. Mr.
Gardner left for home lr.nl nk-lit.
I'OHTI.AM) CAIt KICCKUTS.
Six thrilling reels
net ion from start
And
'BUMS AND BOARDERS'
Two-U'ecl 'omedv.
Today
Bert Lytell
A. C, Hampton, superintendent of
tho city schools, returned yuatenluy
!iicirnif? .from Spokane, whery ho
had been uttunillnK"" the -convention
of tim Inland IJmpiro Teachers' Ahko
iriationj He had been away since
Mondjy lust. Mr. lluirpton wasf
highly pleased with IIb visit to Bpa
kunu and to tho. convention. ArYiv
Intf in that city Tuesday morning, ho
spent the day visiting tho 8pokin
Hchools, obtaining many valuable
hiikkokUoiih, hn Hays, from tho work
ho huw done there.
Thoro was d very largo attendance
of touchers and superintendents ut
thv convention, ho.lepnrts, repro-1
seiitatlves from tho states of Wash-1
listen, Oregon, Idaho and Montana
belli B present. In all there was an
attendance of In tlm neighborhood
of 2,ao people Imoiestod in edu'
tioii:iI matters, and li.eludod in the
numbers wetc over forty Oregon
iHiipcrintcndi'Uls and principals,
j Tho krynoto of liio whole conven
Wuti? Mr. Ilampklou Fluted. was tliat
the fniuro ol democ racy In A luetic i
'is dependent upon i'.v; education pro
rj;tm of the rnuiitry for tho future.
.This idea. In hdiiij phase or other,
i wns touched' upon by praet ically
eve: speaher it t'i.j eai herlng. The
Nlaitllnv; di-ui-ce of illitor.icy In Hie
j nation, which was li oiili t lo He lit by
I Hie tvled ive ilrat't. was I lie subject
i'f some eotiimehl In connection wiifi
1 1 1 1 Ih idea at tho eo ivonl Ion, find the
fact UH'oed upon that the liiKlitut!oi;
of country mint eilher rio or
fall, insofar as I hey ai o :i bio to ,
nation and i'duca'.o -l.nn Tor (tti:"n ;
Hlllp. ' .
1i '"It'orno . I. S!i-: .'.it, prili'Hsii
1'ililc.rl io: ;tl At'niii'Ntralinn in IIm i
'ri'ai'li.'vs' Coilcitr. C.'.liimhia I'nivt'r-j
t'OIrTIAVO A,il r,f'r rwi'intz I :,"'' ' '' ls l"','s''
, .... , I I'lwnt of tho National Kdoraiion::! !
here to,lay were ns folluwa: Wheat, . Asai)(, ,, ,; t ,,....llf..r s.,k(.r :l, I
II; barley, 8; flour, 12; oats, 2; hay, ,, ,.nv..aiiiia: In l.ia addn?aaeH iiu ;
t-l. I i'.ini.!iaH!i(i nioHt viK'rouiy iho iu-c-,
Trrrr : . InsMly f ,r llic p:tHsillK of tlio Hoko
ilinllli ljill, whirl! i.roviileB Tor tho!
(HtaliliuhnienL of a r.utl'mal depart-:
moat of ediieiulon, wltti a seeretary
In tlio prcsidoet's r.-.hlnot. Tho bill'
piovldon for a pro-'ft national pro-,
tirani of education, including the np-;
proprHtion of tho biiiu of $100,000.-!
ouO lor tho iwtistai;':o of tho various
males. Thin lund is lo bo used for
tlio aid of flvn' great thlnm In Iho
iro)!rains, which aa reported by Mr
Hampton arei
1. Tho rndnctlJi! of lllllora.y. j
2. A definite ploKianiof pliyis-;
nil t i-u I ni n r. !
4. Tho equolU.itlon of eduratlun
al oppoi tlltlll iefi.
!. I'nivlsion for the heller train :
Iiik of leaches.
hr. Hlrayer. says Mr llaniiilon, es-;
pei'lally KUiphasisi'd the necesnity ror
a ilefiiiili' pioiirain of phyKleal edil-.
e:ition. In llii' Behvlivo draft II a
idiown that oni' onl of every three
yonim men ea'nioi'd was pliyr.li-ally
niifil In Bione iesicrl. and Ui "u:'i it
U not yet known what iiilltl iry fmr.es
will lie inail" iier.'sjary lp tin' aet
lii'lnellt of p:'-tre. It I:, all llllll Ispilll -alile
fai l llial tin- f I IhliiK Ihln na
tion liiur.l do, whetl iT for i.e., re or
or war. N lo make its youni: peoile
phvalrally tit. Tills ran hi' done oni
!ly a definite proKlvnn of iiliyslral
eduralloti, lo Iw followed lliioueli
1 1 Iks si'hool life of Iho yonni; pen-.oa
irolll tile 1 1 1 Ml Kri'ie mi-"1
Wli nil of llleli sehool.
The t) ciion lepr.'senl.ilives at. the
roineiilion were liiiuy nir.iiiito,
m.vs Mr. llatoitoii. when Dr. Strain
.rid tmm ttil pl.iitonn that (rei: r.i
!s ;-.'".:! I -I, .1 a-i lie- lievt on: :lli-
I ed i.lale. eiKl.-aMona'ly. ill llil' I'aiOTl.
!lll ii'Sprr; lo 1 1 ! I f. hellind !0"..s
Panes lor a !.re:i I nal ant, I iireraiu if
liedileiitioii. Tins "oniplimel.: t'
I N li "on. In- s.iy-, made the lleleal,::
;fiOi!i lierT) ii.htor stales sit- up aad
ll.e tl.ilHs'.
TODAY
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AND ALL STAR CAST, IN
"Vanity Poo!"
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. . '.Sunday Morning Message. '
Today. Is Our BiMiclay
FIVE YEARS AGO this morning April 6th,' 1914 we opened our doors to the buying public of La
Grande and vicinity. It was a glorious morning'for us and one we will forever remember. Strangers ,
we came. only to be welcomed in your midst. We are this Sabbath day1 thankful to "you all for your '
past patronage and many kind words spoken' of in our behalf.
We Stand Today With, Our Faces
To The Rising Sun
THE CALENDAR YEAR of 1919 is well under way. The J. C.' Penney business year of 1919 starts
on its way tomorrow morning. The calendar year is a doubtful quantity a trip over an uncharted, '
untraveled sea. : . .
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THE J. C. PENNEY Business Year is faced torn orrow by a strong1 organization, with mind and will
set to accomplish objectives as carefully planned and mapped out as is "Grande Ronde Valley", with
in the range of sightseers on Mount Emily; ' . ' .
THE BUSINESS YEAR closing last nightwhile pointed out by many as phenomenally successful
is to us but an indication of what we can do . ... The new business jfnaii IIe klssoa lur' Tn hr,
much more there is yet to be done. ' . .. . j mL S atfe'
Ricj of niarriape.
folk Then his political caret
THFPASTTR'Pn?finTTF.N,t.pfiitin''f.fiil1 nf nromisG TO YOU AND Trml i threatened, n,-.d sh-i found
prospects for the continued prosperity of our fair city and Union county. 3!bTtiousio'n'td "
faith in its prospects. We point to the strengthening our organization hasjied to covm- up possible scamiaij
through. We assert that in this new business year we shall provide (throu?ov? ,ook ,"f.Bir,1 lmo her h"",e j
i- r i : i I..,, vj;l mien complications started,.
miKB perjurma,ni;e certain; Deitei ouynig oppoi tumuiea, uenei men;nctuuie
all-around advantages to the community than it has ever enjoyed.
socially ar
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OUR BUYING DEPARTMENTS in New York, St. Louis and St. Paul hav
-the directors of our organization are determined to give our patrons m our fost;
merchandise in America at an exceptionally closs margin of ..profit ASTO!
SERVES, so J. C. Pennev Co. this vear will develon new added standards
which will permit of no dissatisfaction in our "army of customers" in our 137un!!
hrinn aiioui a terrific cHiiwt'j
"Vanity I'ool," Mary M irLiV
latest I'liivoraal Special Attrac
which is licini; shown at thf
ihiMtrn loday ror tlio last tlme.
It is parked witii hiK sltuaf
tlio lieart-thi"oha .Tie there;1, !.
!:!c I .ii it'll has never h:td a mor
lierh role'; and her supporting
includes .aiieli stars a:! FranklyriC
mini, Thomas llnhlinc;. Starln d.
Anna Q. Xilsoon, Virsinia Chest
and others.
WE WANT TO KNOW YOU BETTER you who regard us as strangers, gfegH
.your business; we appreciate it; you are our kind of people. Get to know J.
nal cash arid carry store THE STORE THAT BROUGHT DOWN AND I
PRICES ON YOUR WEARING APPAREL. ' .
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Ladies Easter Hats
On displify tomorrow lnorninjr
'ork pood assort iiient woni
tliein hv the thousands for 197
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.9i
SALE
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
VA livery garment in
w our slore'is nuaran
.f''A . teed. llouplrt by
'"""i llr .exiierls dailv-iu the
lliarkel. 1 li'li't yy
su h credit - store
a e i'.o in in o d atimi
lires pay ea.sh
and save ten dol
lars on vour new
I KasliT mii l it.
WHY. FAY " MORE? ..
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MEN'S SPRING TIES
Tliousaiii'ls
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fronrtlu'". !':
ar-il tliou
luiy diret-t
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lil v 'li o . tfiiyclii!;;
!1 lu.alt's iA ! nys v.lu-ii
vj Vi'U liny liete
fjfo 2:-Ci 193, CIV, SC,
WHY PAY K03B?
ON THE WAY
To tlio J-. 0.
Penney Co.
s t o r e t h e '
store v li.e r e
the thrifty
trade. I! o y s '
suits, all eoiors.
all- jiiit terns!
l''rom -2 to 17
years. Our jiiiees
52.98, $3.98, $4.93, $5.30, $5.90
to $12.50.
. WHY PAY MORE?
MEN'? .
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Q world w "
k ill o u 1'
BOYS' HATS AND CAPS
I1. very (wil-ellt
should I'oae.ii tliej!"
eliiiihvii 'ilwifti'
Are yur itiiliftVr
el.t.'" lay rash,
doys, ' av.l ti";il
allele the lt i.s
the r!lea'V.t.
Our i.r:.-?s 25c,. 13c, S3c, $1.15
WHY PAY MORE?
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GIRLS' EASTER. DRESSES
loujUt in enor
mous nantit!es
to sillily our .VU I 'tyi'v
stores. " r.i'itt.itit'ui k
ii :i Iter lis' t nVriilMJl
diiiose from.
y i i i ii '.: h a M
iliv-ises
S2.S3S3.93
mm to sn.sa .
Whit V..ile
Irenes',,- 2 t l' e.i-'
Mc, fm-Sl.49, 51.0S, $2.63
.3.53 to ffl.SO
WHYPAYKCHE?
1JI7 STORES
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