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. Better look at your fishing outfit and find out
just what is needed.
We have whatever, you want, including some new
fll I 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. f ; . .,
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
Lh Grande, Oregon
, SUMMEUVJJ.I.K, April 22. (Spec
lal) At thu homo at Hia. Win
HN'ln a number ot f,lena (fathered .Hartz mountain..
niiowur tu nooor or Mrs. Bay
Cook formerly MJh Klva Gorman of
thin place. 'J'Iioho r(!Hei)t were Mra
Jim Woodoll, Mm. Jim Gorman. Mrs
Clauilo Woodoll, Mis. W." M. Webster,
-Mrs. Frank Woodjl!, Mrs. Jim Mc
Kenzio, Mrs. Laura Woodoll, Mm
Irwin and children, Mrs. Clay Fox,
MIbs Paulino Woodell, Mrs. Carl
Fuller, Mrs. Hay lludnon and child
ren, Mis. liiid(ron..Alra. Wayno Park,
Mrs. 1'erry Woodell, Mrs. Leo Ncidor-
er, .mis. Mlna Stanley, Mrs. W. M. - way up,"
ieiiu, mm. vi iiiiainson, Mrs. John
C. Neldorer uni! Mm. Kay Cook. The
afternoon was spent In enjoying mus
ic and vIsltlnK. Dainty refreshments
were served and many useful and
n t If ii 1 presents weio showered up
on the bride, who was married in
l.ostlno the 10th of this month. Mr.
Cook is employed In Asloria nnd Is
there now, Mrs. Cook expects to fol
low about the first of Ihu month,
they will make their future home
tlieie. Tho boHt wishes of the oil
llhe community go with them for a
huppy and prospc i.us future.
Mr. I.alhrop of Wnllowa spent the
week end visiting heie.
I Press I'ukIi bus purchased a bran
new Ford car.
Aeinillaii KuIitn In I'rMn Camps
ini ot lleci'lvii l'a ka'
hHit to Tlwin
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KVDNKV, 'iustralli. f Correspond-
cut or Associated 'icss) Charlies
that Germans who handled Red Cross
jpaicela for Australian soldiers
1'i rinsn l anipi robbe 1. the prisoners
of their Jted Cross p.ncels aro made
by Captain Alcxanilsr Donaldson of
tho, stesmshlp MntuiiKa. lie was
captured when the Muiuiiku was tl'S
en by the German i:t:uer Wolf and
was sent to a prison eaino in l..n
I - i f mil ii ii I liini ill i bi mmmvm nwii nifm I
'The officer In cli-irae of tho camn
was an old rogue," said Captain
Donaldson. "He seemed to make a
business of robbing un of our Ho:l
Cross parcels. About 40 per cent of
them went estray before tho armis
tice and about 80 per cent after il,
owing to disorganization in Germany
The 'Fritz' who had the Job of driv
ing from the station to the camp with
our parcels had a iiiblt of dropping
lot of them off at his shop ou tin
For the Office
Typewriter Uililmns, NleiiouTiipliei-s' I looks,
Carbon I'lipei's, .M;iniisci'iit Cnvcr-, l.eiil Forms ;unl
everyl liino- clsis reijuireil in office supplies. We can
fimiisli llii'.se f,'iiils us clienply ;is (hey can lie had
anywhere ami are hen; tu make them hmk1 if any
item ever fails to fjivc satisfaction.
Newlin Book and Stationery
Company
Mr. and Alia. C. M. Halo, tOKthor
with Mr. and M't. Uarold lial
Hpi'iit KukIit, and n)-.vcd u good din
ner at (ho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Will
Horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank OU,
April Ifi, u finu hoy MoIIk.t and
rhl Id aro doinK nlcdy. ,
Mi-H. Janiuid Wlso who ronnorly ro
.sided In Ihls city hut who now Mvv.h
in KntcrntlKc in HpMiulinK a few days
will) nl;illv'K lien;.
Mr. and Mrn Hiy Spoucr of Jos-,
cpli Hpi'iit Hnndiiy with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Noldmor.
1 1 one OU has returned from l.os
tlno whoro sht HpeiU most of I ho win
ter. '
Tom .Slums and Jean Uecker hnvo
KMM'ived lionoralilo tllscharn.dH and
letunifd liome 1'ioni tho U. S. nrmy.
Tlie liazanr which was held in the
Masonie hall Saturday nij-'ht w;is
Millie a hiu-ces. "IMiu sum of ?f7
, as netted for the AM treasury.
HAWAIIAN Vl.AS MlvMOItl AI,
HONOLULU, T. H. March 24.
(By Mall) Plans ul the Hawaiian
war niemorlul committee to perpetu
ate the memory of the men from
Hawaii who died in tho world war,
may take the form or a memorial
park In tho beach at Waiklkl, togeth-
or with an arch or other appropri
ate monument.
f It rs proposed to acquire the beach
property of tho William Ci. Irwin
cBt:ite, with an oc.;an frontage of
1200 foot, and' lying between tho
sea of Kaploluni park, and to there
mako a territorial playground and
bathing resort, dedicated to those
now sleoping in Flanders fields. It
is believed that property can be pur
chased for about $200,000.
Negotiations will be opened with
Mis. Irwin and her daughter, M j.
Templeton Crocker of San Franelsco
DO YOU REALIZE WHAT THE PURCHASING POWER OF 197 STORES
MEANS? CAN YOU CONCEIVE TWENTY - ONE lAlLLION DOLLARS'
WORTH OF SHOES, DRY GOODS, MEN'S AND LADIES' FURNISHINGS
PILED UP ON YOUR MAIN STREET?
Twenty-ony million, eight hundred thousand dollars was the amoulrt of our
yearjp sales in 1918. . -
In 197 cities the people the masses rich and poor enjoyed the 'efficiency of
the greatest organization of its kind in America the J. (.'. Penney Co.
ADOPT MODERN METHODS PAY CASH
K. OF I. DANCE AT UNION
iW't'Wfi""' i i
The Knights of Pythias of Union
'vill give o dance Fridiiy night, April
lifi. (iooil time assured. 4-2.'l-lt
Ladies' Crepe Waists : ! .'. $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90
Ladies' Voile and Lawn Waists 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Ladies' Silk Hose, all colors 98c, $1.19, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25
Ladies' Lisle Hose, all colors 49c, 59c, 69c
Ladies' Dress Skirts, all beauties $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 to $12.50
Ladies' Novelty Shoes $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 to $10.50
Ladies' Silk Petticoats 3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90
Men's Dress Shirts 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Silk Shirts $2.98, $3.90, $4.98, $5.90 to $8.90
Men's Dress Hose , 49c, 69c, 98c
Men's Summer Unions 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98 to $3.98
Men's "Marathon" Hats-'. $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Men's Suits "Guaranteed" ; $14.75, $16.50, $22.50 to $42.50
Men's Dress Trousers $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 to $9.90
YOUR NEIGHBORS PAY CASH WHY NOT YOU?
We own
197
Stores
J Incorporated
L - I 1
'jn.iljjij..4iiii.Miiiry St.nrps I
Central Parent Teachers
Have a Regular Meeting
on Friday Afternoon
SHERRY'S
TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
THEDA BAR A '
' WHEN A WOMAN SINS' I
Tho Regeneration of a Modern Vampire
And
A BIG V COMEDY
Last Showing Today of
MAY ALLISON
"IN FOR THIRTY DAYS"
a rii:i.ioiiiifi. coMKitv
Episode No. 2 of "The Man of Might"
Tin CYnl i at Parent -Teachers s
Hiii'iiilion will hold mm regular meet
ing l-'riday iiflcrnoon. April 2G, at
,'t o'clock. Special business of im
Ipnrtiiiice will Include Ihe ukiction of
officers for the ensuing year, and I lie
appointing of comi.tltt eg and mak
ing arrangements for the social meet
ing of tho association In May. The
program for the meeting Frid:iy has
been planned in the interests of Or;
ihlnh grauimer grades and will in
clude: A solo by Mrs. T. 11. Maxwell,
1 1 ncrnin nmi UmI bv M l-h .1 . I' I'u1kr-
son ; the roiuiudfrii; chapter of tho
, hook review. "Kelf-Keliance," by
i M 1 h. A. W. NejHon; "Who Broke the
Window?" by Mrs. 1.. II. Uussel;
("Mow Does Sinoidnu Injure Ihe
Hoys?" hy Dr. Dora Pnderwoml. No
mulliei oiiii itffoid to miss tliis mee'-ing.
For an Ideal Breakfast or Luncheon
IS SWIFT'S Premium Hams and Bacon
7m i mrmM
ft-0
loxi'iK r im; wool, chop
Any one owing
ThariiUK y u ill plea
their account at once
cash or giviiig note.
t:miid cr'lti I n i tu-
alPamuitil.
lit once will
Biri'icy
atide
,cMlo
lyinjr
the (
e call Jii.l m
We have d o
S 11-1 tlHISt t"
AH H-'colinK t','t cl'l
c pUuc.l with
4 ;i-tf
l.a (iiandc J'hai iu;h y.
If I tti'iv i I ariner
Tf I weii a (armor 1 umii.i h..,.!, .t
Iiand few reliahle medicines for
nnnor ailments that are not so serious
as to ieiiiie the attenliou of a physi
cian, such i (iiamherlainx Colic and
Diarrlniea Kcinedy fur hoael com-
plaint .
: l')uiiiilier!.iiu's Touvrh Kcmedv -for
jCoUi'hs. colds and croup.
hanihei -lam's I mient Tor sprains,
1'iuiscs and rheumatic pam.s.
I Ch-ins-hiiirs Taldcts for stomach
; lionbn-. hiliou-ncss and consttnat in.
)fy having these articles at hand it
i.uuuM often avi' the liouhle of a trip
t"n in the luiest seasnii or in
the txght. air., wouhl .T.ahle nu- t i
jt-cat slit. lit aimunts as -son?). ;i they
ar. and the-ehy aout the moic
: ii,u Jea.e that 'm often follow
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SALT I.AK K (.MTV, April 22.--Ttie
I ! 1 !) wool crop of I'tah and of
other western wool -growing slates
promises to he the host ever produc
ed, according' to S. V. MeCluro, see
relary of the National woolgi owei s'
association, with headquarter lu tliis
city, Mr, MrtMure savs the crop will
break all reemds in nu: lity. nlthcumh
:lt will not be so -laro as some pre-
vioiis shi urines.
liuV'is Iroin ea'erii markets, cs
fnectally Uoston, alr-ady aie Inunir-
Ing i lnuit. prices. Actie buying is
rp. cted to-benin almost any day
Mr. McClme expecu the prices to
i ,ui,i:e from 4 n i ent;i to cents ti
MMItld.
There has been ecrsidetahle d's
pnte recently oei the price to'lte paid
shearers this year, the men its.isiin
upon 17 1-2 cnt a he-d, while the
irrow e i m a l e offering five cents i
heal ies. Shearing in some seelion
of I'tah and suut he.i , Idaho tilit.iidy
is under w ay.
r
Because they come from Nebraska and that
means corn fed and corn fed means unexcelled
flavor and the final superiority is due to
Swift's unequalled method of sugar curing it's
never been equalled. Swift's Ham or Bacon
never sputters when frying there is a reason.
Once used always used.
Note these unusual low prices on theso highest
known quality products:
Swift's Premium Ham, pound .44c
Swift's Premium Bacon, pound 59c
Swift's Empire Bacon, pound 48c
Swift's Winchester Bacon, pound' 46c
Swift's Oxford Bacon, pound 44c
Swift's Empire Picnic Ham, pound 34c
Swift's Jewel Shortening, Medium Pails....$1.26
Swift's Jewel Shortening, Large Pails $2.60
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, Medium Pails $1.60
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, Large Pails $3.35
BAKER-LA GRANDE
AUTO ST AG 12
Cavi;iss & Thctiji
LvBakcf . 3:00 a. M. I.v ta Gruyuio . .. 8.0(1 4. m.
Lv Baker .... 2:00 p. r.r. tv La Giuml .. . 2:00 y mlJ
riitfne Black 141? Leaves X'rcm Sifter cirilf
Sher.ryV, Sunday and Monday -'!u
lin.nrow-'l'iail.' 4--M'
llic st,ia. water business is becom
ing mote a business,: m fact, as we
Im come accustomed to ?.ft drink prob
'Inns, A few, years ?U:o soda water
Uas lntlc '.hotlv-ht 'of as a neces-a!.v
K'-!Hi-e. hut teilay. e gi.'W t think
of it as uw of rhe nii-t w u s of ask
Hi.. :l: fiit-nds to ltl;ie 'th lis fn;
a ni!-iu!,t. t!" nii r II tliop in at ijil
M!!h-Mn's af-i-see how very ttUiy afl
-.i:.ti it v t'iv are at their fount
'"i'wT.! l,e -ut t if k f it as one
, f the best'inn.l the h gh class of
dimVs and "in tites serxed by them is
"ot .'rp-is-cd anvwhe , 4-'.",-:!t
Andrews' Variety Dept.
REAL ECONOMY
is t'oiiml in huvinj; some nf utir rrlinhte Pure Aluminum wnre
for .vour kitclu-n nt'i'ds.
(IL K I'l!H i:s W ll.l. SAVE VOl- MOXKY
THE CELEBRATED VICO LIFETIME
WARE
for as link' money ax Crainle l lensils.
Saner Puns, each .' Ulc
Teakettles, each , S.'I.S!)
Six-part Comhiiiatien I'ookerfi
Heavy Skillets . '. ', :...'... JL'.llS
Siiivce Pans '. . SI. I'.
.Percolators , Sl.ys'uii
The Place You Get Everything Every -'
' Day at the Price You Like to Pay..
Stilwell's Meat Dep't
DO YOU KNOW?
that no person r firm has any interest in or any control over
the Stilwell .Meat to. except the two names at the bcttom of
this ad?
That e buy our live stock for cash of the stork raisers,
slaughter them in our on meuVrn slaiiRhler house (which is
always open for our inspt-etion)
That when the meat is pri pirlv cooled it is hlinn in our white
enameled coolers, ready to he delivered to you pure, sweet and
juicy? That we do nM lower its foed value hv freezins? That
you will never he able to buy Frozen lleef. Frozen Pork,
Frozen Veal or Frozen .Mutton and i.amh at our markets?
That, on the other hand, you will he able to buy the best that
the season affords and that we sell it for less?
That for your protection ns -well as ours, we have Ihe best
scales that money can buy, inspected and pronounced correct
but a few days iu;o by the state sealer of weights?
That for the lmkxI of ycur heilth and to he cood to vour purse
you should phene your ord;rs to Main .12? sk for Meat Dept.
That your order w ill' he delivered promptly bv our own soe.
cial dclitt'M ?
WK THANK VOr.
The Stilweil Meat Co.
SI. A. S'.ilwell
Ed. F. Smith Sole Owners-
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Statu Food
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N. ;'j:.
H00VERIZED. GROCERY
, o SAM'HARRIS, PROPij" ... a '
BrXLDINO TORMERLY OCUUFIED BY GOLDffif RU1E CO. "
VliQXV, VS TfOUR CRDER.Q USE OtTR EXCL'JfelVE PSOMPT DELiV-
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Unioa Stort
Opn 8
Close 6 p.m.
SatunUy e
opeo until
8:30 pta.
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