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I PAY v C A'SH
(Continued from Pauu 1)
Fishing Kit
to thin iart of Oregon worth more
thun Jianaini? notite. It means that
fiom year to year an increasing num
ber of men will be breeding rejristerell
LONDON, (Correspondence of tho
AHaoclated I'iosh) Thu House of
I,ordn having panned the oeond read
ing of Lord UuckMi.ter'B hill lettlne
down tho burs of the Ihl'1
" HUB IlUll. Ol L1IH HHlPiniuU 1U WU.IIHII. lilt I II II ll'f i I I .1 a nri
ami this, in turn, means that buyers "'"t the measure will become a law
win come lor long distances to Union j""B the present pirllmentary jses
..... ;jwiiiihb iuunue& w ouy ine uesi
Died ammulH of the breed because of
Better look at your fishing outfit and find out
just what is needed.
We have whatever you want, including some new
nineteen-nineteen items.
Come in at any time and look through our stock.
Fix up now and you wan't be delayed when the
Spring Fishing Fever attacks you.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery
Phono Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
For the Office
Tyie Tiler liiMmns, Sfi'iiiifjraplicrs' I'uoks,
('.ll'liiiil 1'iipcrs, M;milKTil ( !iiy(T ', I ,r,';';il Konnn iillil
fvcrytliin-r else rciiiircil in nlTicc .supplies. We.enn
1'iirnisli these floods us cheaply as I hey can he hail
anywhere anil are liere In make (hem foud if any
item ever fails In j'ivc s:i( isl'm-l iuii.
Newlin Book and Stationery
Company
the opportunity presented of gefting
them in large numbers and the choice
of many different herds. It meanu
sale receipts that average two or
three times more per head than has
been received in past years for scrub
p.- grade cattle.
The holding of this sale at La
Grande also means little expense und
little loss of time to those who attend
and also the minimum expense in tak
ing home stock bought.
The animals consigned are not only
largely bred in Oregon, but their sires
represent tho most popular blood lines
of the breed. The pedigrees bear for
first sires such noted bulls as Graigie
len Stamp, a son of Wapato, bred by
Frank lirown of Carlton, Ore., the
western representative of the Ameri
can .Shorthorn Breeders' association
and president of the Pacific Interna
tional Live Stock exposition; and
Chancellor, a son of Prince Violet 3d,
bred by A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Ore., from whose farm has gone foun
dation animals for so many ciand
herds of the breed in tho weijt Chal-I.
h'.nge Plate 3d, the famous buii f at
,W. J. Townlcy of Union, Ore., boil
-it a long figure, tho pick of then"
at one of tho great sales held in C
ada. Baron Linwood 20(ith, n bull I M
by W. J. Townlcy: Golden Gem f""'
Prince Kuiiorior. hulls hrml h I I'O is
Mi ('rosltev & Son. S ni'Ilfrno Wi
.Victory, one of the good bulls brc
A. 1). Dunn's IHinbro Farm ovci
' Washington. Starlight and P.
1 1 Hike, sons of Radiator, an A. D. 1)
jlnil! by Itiidianco. A Douhlo
I bull Critic's Minority, one of
5a,' good hulls bred by J. B. Cornctt.
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i in' IHI.-II iiiiini-ii aoovo as iireec-.?,
jof tho sires of offerings in tho l.a
Oaii'le sale are those who have long
been in the business of breeding Short
horn callle here in the northwest and
fioni the herds have pone the ex
hibits at the fairs and big stock showr
Unit won championships and that top
P' -l the tales. These names nil carry
v ilne with them in Shorthorn lines
wlwn-ver they may he found. Ani
mals of this kind of breeding repre-i-onl
an exceptional opportunity to im
orove a herd of r.'inire cattle or tf
blii'd UP a registered herd.
Those who are familiar with the.
:'nmrls riinsigned stale that the indi
viduality of the bulls, cows anil heir
cit i:t of a hih character. Big riov
ged, healthv bulls of masculine type,
just I he kind that are needed on the
Hinge herds, will lie found in the sale
ring at l.a Cruntlc.
Thursday, May 1, is the dale set for
the sale and this place will, iicrordine;
lo reports, be represented by a I'.irgi.
delegation of breeders.
Get the habit of paying cash you eecvle the best for the least outlay of money.
You command instant attention and yoa feel your independence.
slon.
One liy one, as a veteran observer
of the struggle for women's rights
point out, all the old sex barriers arc
tumbling down. It was strange, he
says, to hear the governmedt's bless-!
Ing of this bill pronounced by the!
Lord Chancellor who, as Sir F. E.l
Smith, was one of thj chief opponents
of women suffrage when he was a
member of the HouM of Commons.
The work performed by women
during tho war, the Lord Chancellor
explained, In vlndlrnting his former
opposition , had profoundly altered
matters. "I may say," he continued
"that under the changed circumstanc
es of tho time the government wel
comes this proposal, and that It Is
their hope that they may he able toi
give It such assllanco as will render
Its passing Into law highly probable." i
Tho bill confers upon women the !
right of qualifying either as solic
itors or barristers. It does not cx-i
tend, however, to Scotland or Ire- I
land.
"Sensible"
Work Garment
The "over the top" garment of the age made in stifel and
khaki; all sizes insist on the "Sensible" have none
other.
Our Price, $3.98
SILVER CUP FOR
LEA,(sUE, WINNERS
MINNIE COO.V3,, ' 3JJ
CIIRlKTI.NK MUHICK,
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A dlsdneulsheil si-lentlst him n, .,
an niter-Image artlllinay by inert
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inalnlng In darkness for sumo mi i. 9
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n. iiiiiii-w a ngiit onto nis nanii.
then went to bed in total darhnes
m-ei. iiirniigii tno nigiii, Hefore
lag his eyes In tho morning he
llasheil a light, but this time o
eyes. Iiy tjis means he revlvei.
llilOlSllllllUU tit ill ln.lwl l f.-,...i.if at
'creams andljeuuly inLions arc i....v to
bo had in quantity at Silvcrthorn's.
Sfime of the most prominent ladies in
l.a Grande, like the Maurinc best of
all the toilet lines. 4-lfi :it
WE SELL OVERALLS AND JUMPERS FOR CASH $1.69
Leather faced gauntlet gloves, for cash : .' . 25c
Leather faced wrist gloves, for cash 19c
Blue "Wrist Canvas 0 loves, for cash ; 2 psirfor25c
Men's Work Shirts, for cash : 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Work Shoes, for cash , $2.98, $3.50, $3.98
Men:s Work Khaki Pants, for cash $1.98j $2.25, $2.49
Men's Corduroy Pants, for cash $3.98
Men's Moleskin Pants, for cnsh $3.98
Men's Dress Shirts,, for cash 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Dress Shoes, for cash $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
PAY CASH "EVERYBODY'S "DOING IT"
The Store
Where tho
Trade
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.V fiRANDt.OncGOU,
SY IncorDoratc.r.
The Store
Where the
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Trade
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TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY
MAY ALLISON
"IN FOR THIRTY DAYS'
A Breezy Metro Comedy
"THE LEAP THROUGH SPACE"
Episode No. 2 of "The Man of Might"
List Showing Today of
"THE BORDER RAIDERS"
Smiling Bill Parsons
"POORINNOCENT"
Wednesday's Basketball
Games at 'Y' Postponed
Until Thursday Evening
Hue to the fait that Charles II.
Iieynolds cannot ufficiate at tho
church league basketball contest Wed
m silay and that Melvin F. Iloico, the
physical director nt the Y. M. C. A.,
will he out of the city, the games be-
ilween the Methodists and M. I. A
and the liaptist and Presbyterian
: teams will he postponed to Thursday
: night, -April L' l. Mr. Iieynolds will be
I on hand to referee the tight games be
tween the fast M. I. A. and Mctho
jdist aggregations anil the Baptists and
' I'i eshyterians Thursday night,
j The Methodist-M. I. A. game should
be a "hummer" for the M. I. A. barely
h.'at them the last game they played
anil in all probability this game will be
even a lighter fight than the last con
jlest. . I ..I'i-
All Kinds, All Grades, All Prices
NO. 1 GRADE NO. 2 GRADE ' NO. 3 GRADE
$1.50 $1.10 75c
. BIG ONES
MEDIUM ONES
SMALL ONES
11 CENTS
out of every dollar
collected to pay pur
TAXES
lonie Independent
Co. ;
ALSO SPECIAL SELECT MOUNTAIN GROWN SEED
. STOCK NETTED GEMS, BURBANK, EARLY ROSE, EAR
. LY OHIO, GOLD COIN.
DEMONSTRATIONS TODAY AND TOMORROW .
Mrs. Graham . Mrs. Cross
Woodbury's Facial Soap Royal Club Pure Strained Honey
Jergen's Crushed Lilac and Rose Talcum . Royal Club Coffee
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lo LOAN. r.'t realty for ntr
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ftililoD r.jwtily. No dt'luy
In MfJ Sir Arthur riirmd pmvrd
in '''iit also triio in rliiMiui;iiini )
1 fx n Ui'lirii'iil rlmitnntum on the
l i'( tiln' kidiirys ami tho ioi.sotm
, n' iu ;m- iHi thrown
' l':f 11. SirnuP nttribntop n polity
!i!!:irk ( tho lli'ltptn Up of p'i-oiH
ivihto tfn'io f mi nbnntlaiu't o( uric
n ,il whit-h i prtripltaiod in the joint.s
, ix .A hir;ilh.-, hi'ttin iutlatiilil:lliiu.
I-. u ido attai'k f cout nr rlirj
' in-Mi tlu'iy is poiiiftitiu-s (lf-.titaht.
if ii'.t 1- I'loiu'ht t. In uour:.li;i:i.
?! t u.l at 10 l oluiil ;.itiM, tot h a lllinh j't
pa:ti in tho ha.'k ol li'V i:t'0k or ? uiti.
. - li t. Mi.i,oi .'!.s1c,' iht- i-irrttii'U
f Uru' a.t wo aii? ill lit lo onvt ly I
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w.it. r. Viv or fi:ht ,l:ifo, j'r il;, h-l(f
w.ttcr I'ffiMo im-aSt, am! tMiiain Amir:o
t.lh'ici.s, lljDhlo bKrHKth.a'orrHl CWjj,t'
tlto uoart'si. ilrii) Btoni au4j tOi' tlniO
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Andrews' Variety Dept.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Ladies' and Children's Underwear Look Our Line Over
YOU WILL SAVE ON EVERY ARTICLE
LadiiV VoiU- MaiMs I1.J!) to $2.39
Children's Waists fl.lH
Muslin IVtti.-.Kil!. ..: I1.2S to $l.7U
Cnvrlop.' ( oniliinatiiin Sail. 9r.
Musl.n liimns IMS. 1.M), 1.7
Ofp.. nV t'hino KiltIihi Omhinalia Svit $2.fA t t.'t.'t
('niiKiil.-s in l).iimv ak Silio 11.2V
The FLice You Gtt Everything Every
Day at the Piiee You Like tt P.iy. .
Stilwell's Meat Dcp't
TOO BUSY STOCKING
UP AFTER SATURDAY'S
BIG RUSH TO WRITE AN
AD TODAY. .
WE THANK YOU
The Stifwell hle&l Co.
M. A. StiUrll
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