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GIVES OUJR STORE AN AIR OF
UP-TO-DATENESS SILAIt
TO BICLCITY SHOPS
icrvii- plays almost ns important a jmrt
in ii(k'm business as tlic character of nicr-
cli.-iiifli.se handled. 0 e
At our .stc);o careful jiUciitfuii is Riven trt
every0 phrase of serviee wli.li i'ay eoir
s tribute to tftc convenience and eumfiii't of
Cllhtollll'IS!.
SaicKiiooiiTo aro neat and eoiii'Uons and
siiliplv voiirwants with as-Iass of goods
called for. .
VYlieji it is more convenient for "you to shop
ly plii'Tie our prompt free delivery mt-
iee eiialjeg you to liae drug store gods
.just when tliay are needed.
PHONE MAIN 40
To cifiniers who residii ill rural rentes we
recommend the use of our prompt post
service.
. our store all little conveniences smdi as
phones, directories, writing materials, ctu.
arc provided for our customers. .
Service in tho Thing
Two Varities of Western CP 111111 r c PENNEY cmpany-a nation-wide twotttotttok r
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Larch Found Jn Oregomm - ..
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Wilting for Hit) OrPiciuilaii of re-1 und wki.-ro II iQiiiinanco di'i-ends'
flit date, Wlliimii E. Cawrcnc-e of' upon which uGb blurted0 first. If
I lii' dV'ittni(jDt of botany and Blunt! lodm-pule vliij i'im wxBtcrn TirciT:
Imiliology at the Oregon Agriculttujhave n iual atari, Ilia iuBu rau-1
jiHleColk-Ku mated that: i Tld gr'ovth of tlm land anBiuog ttj
fit rtkl f.-llll- lnrliu. rmi,i In 'iulahll.lim.nl ..-Kit,. it. llulil fflnf
'North Aicprl'a only two5 occur lulof Iho f.liage mid iaroly scat. I
Ori0fKlu . yvHlern lurch en- Ured i'avj of tb iutm do not
lilvuly and thu-'wyoly lurcU In thto injure the develoimiun of Iho louse-1
Alouiii rtood region. Slliio T.irclieu pole pine. If the ile.polP iiyie
l' e tlielr Unvcb In autumn, aa the i la Ihu earlier H start, lis denaer
j Iiioud-leufod K'en, uirtl yet produce
couea in common wlto1 all coiiirera,
ill la not at all difficOit to rucoK-
nlze the Orison lurchea by llila aa
Koriulion of I he uhaencii of loavea
jwilh thepieaence of iMinea,
Tim w.Vstorn larch, larix occldoni-
nuttull, la also rAllcd the icd
lAmoriian larch, (jreat westmn
lurch, utKl wcalern tumaruck, cl-
h IhniiKjj coiiniionly apoken of ua lun li
or tumaruck. It occurs wl"On ihe
Columbia river iffuinaae bualn. al
lelevatiollH of 2U0 to (iOU tu-.P.O )U
riuiKt! ilea beliu!en. the western
Hliipev u() Ihe coiitluenlul dlvldu 9i
tfon:unu 11114 southern lliitlsli Co
lumbia o Southim Oregon .niil v,--leasiern
slope of the CuhcuiIc .1111111.
luiim in Oregon. In Xregbu I: ':i
found laiiinly in the Illue and Wal-
iowu niouiuuina or liiualeni Oreuon
iui.il on he east aloia; of tho C'.'ifi-
cudeH, irosalng the iJU-litH- only fut
j short' dinluncoa 'at vuriuiui places.
Wxeri I," cell l.arucHl.
The weslern luih Is ihe IiukosI
kiioHii species df rfirch lu Hie world
'U priwluces lupi'i'liiK trunks tliice
lor four feet In tllumeter, clear of
I brunches for GO to 100 fuuet or
more, which logniher with shall
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Silk Dresses
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shade IV likely to crowd -'out the
more intolerant larch. ' Hi
- The ujestern ffl larch soinotiines i
grows In pure stands, but usually!, J
in mixed stands. In the Mine nioun-!H
lains of Washington imd Onsgon It'H J
occurs in typictt flats. Here, nJ.-v;W a
Ihe areii of this larch and loflue-ig J
polo pln are Interspread with Kn-! i
gleiiiaiin spruce, white and low firs i W
and Douglas flr. ' '8 '
The weslwn lurch In :i rlously t ,
demuued by t lit-- larch :ii!stletoe, B C !
flowering 'plant which scuds ',8iq
suckers into the. living wood of !",:, '
limbs und bruhcU's ( Die tree 0h i
lints deriving all of lis source ot jj m
water from the "l.rrli. The lurch jjjj
mistleloe is so iibumiaiit in the
Blue mountains of Oregon und tile j I ,
injurious effec no marked tiiut it I I
re.Hiills In cousilerabt suppression t
of Ihe lurch as a source of valu-j?5 ,
able timber. ' l!
Have you taken advantage of Ahis extra
ordinary buying opportunity? Your sav
jngaiare greater than, ever before.' e
0 Reconstruction
Prices e
Give you large selections in silk poplin,
from $4.50 to $6.90. In taffeta, satin, mes
saline aud crepes at $9.90? $12.50, $14.75f
$18.50, $18.50, $22.50, and up to $36.50.
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Tree Hut l.lllle I'siil.
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At present llio weslfjra lurch Is j g i
tut i:nlf" utti iiliii.jniiili It. coi.iDaroa i l '
finnmbly in stronuih wltli the wood
of Ihtf weHh'rn hoiulorit ji nil Doiik
Ian fir, WdHtmi Imrli ami westcrrf
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tlUJJfJ 3 c Pharmacy
A MIX 8XAIrP, riopHrlor
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OBSERVKR ADYSRl'ISINQ will bring result
WAITING MEANS
LOSING V..
Real Economy Says: o
'o'Jf Yo Need a New Imploment
", " This Year, Buy It"
Suppose Hint the use
"if a ee rlii in new imple
ment IK'Xt seiisoii would
save you sKH).
How niurli will yoi
lose Ijv not Inlying tluit
implement,, this spring !
Vou wil lose One
Hundred Dollars.
'How niui'h will t'l n
implement, iijallv cost
you if you wn.it0 mil il
ni'Xl yenr ty Imy iff
1 1 will reiilly cost you
Ihe miirkett price then
plus the one hundred
dollars lost" by not hav
ing the implement in
use in the coming sea
son. E
oWilililljr to Imy Slldl
mi implement wnuhl lie
just jis pi nil- tvoiiolliy
ns -.-lit i 1 1 u until nct
ye.ir to put out a crop
in 1he hope ol' ncttitii;
1 low'er-prireil seed.
(.lootl itiipleinenls are
Ihti hest friends I hat a
farmer can have. They
are tvo.fi t-makeiv iml
prol'Fl-lakei's. Yenr in
and year out, ool ..iiir
)ileiuelils c 1 1: il tlf you In
niakn Hit! hest of eoir
dil ions as 'I hey eorno.
W'e have ;i stuck of
H'ood ilnpleiiicnls liel't!.-.
for your inspection. If
ymi Tieeil any of then,
for use Ihisyear, you
will 'lose Hood, luu'd
money by waiting until
nest year lo huy, I u
maii-. cases "you will
lose more than one hun
dred dollars. "
l'ail vim nfforil to
wait? ' if
figure iv out for
yoursell' and then
conic and see us.
OREGON .HARDWARE 6c
IMPLEMENT COMPANY
woods iiHL'd for building purpoftea ! Z
nar row irowiiK of roinjmni lively in runm purtay of Northcin Idaho !pt) J
few Hhort h(jf!2oiital hramlios, Krad-lanfl Woyttii'ii Montana and KastftrnlPn i
nslly tujnr to lHiidnr nolutH from anh!nKton. Howcvcm', the wood of
" Comforts - Blankets
Here again our Reconstruction Prices give you generous saving.
luo to IHO feel. Trees 2011 linn-1 ihoo'eslern larch Is not found upon
l"d feat blKb are usually five to I Die market to any ercut exwnt on I - i l
' I K 1 1 1 feet III diauietor. In the open ' "lUe of Us KCOKraiiliiittl raiiKe. lis Jill
Iho branches often reach almosl
lo the Kiound. It utlalus Us Iiiik-
t 'sUe lu the llillerrqot inouiilains
ir northoru lilalio. " o
.11 rcii u Iri's from 2.10 to .100 years
to produce a trunV l'$ in 20 inches
In dlauieter.' Ml rchantalile thnlier
of 12 Inches lu dluuieler is u Ou lu
ll In ubujlt luu years In the I'riesl
rlvcro (IrainiiKe husiu pf northern
Idaho. Tho larch as a Irfo Is a
rather sloH- but perslslKal Kiower.
Tho laich Is loiiK-lived, living be.
twoen ?0U null 5110 years, as a rule,
twlille the Inrsust trues niacli 7011
jycarBof age.
Thl, barlt- Is very thick luiir, the
Miiibo of the' tree three to nix Ini'lies
j iiiul deuply fuiroweil, Kradiially
! becoming luiis deeply frtrrowutl and
' lliiniiRi- at 20 or mure fuel, above
iho groiiiid. The, thick bulk ol
1 roi'H it very excelleht proloctlou lo
I f he Iree ngiUnsl lire, and iiiauy ol
I Iho large Ireus show lht. Iheyshuve.
iiuci'essliilly iused thioiigli several
riirusl firuB. , 1 -
! . c llraiiclies are Sleiuler,
; The In iineheB are nil her HkoudeiV
'bill not graceful, owiugcto the jirea:
jence of short, stumpy foliar brancli
I oh, which .support ihu eltister of
I b ales. 1'ilie and larch are,, alike
'in having lo kinds of branch's
'lung biauchi'H upon which may be
li'mnid, lu thu spriiie; und sutiiiiier.
I ! roin 14 lo about
use. Is therefore larrely confined lo
the sillies nf Oreenn. Wnuhl neliio
Montana ami, Idaho. Thkre is con
siderable wastage In lumbering, so
tha the western lurch: yields an J
average of about ten per cent ol
clear lumber. Western larch te used
In making railroad lies. flooi'luK.
celling and nibldini.', bill), inside fin-!
Islilng, veneer. II takes a high j
nollsb mill ntsiiiH welt tt lu Kn.x- I
inlly valuable lor round und jK.te
timbers.
The w'6o(l of the western c larch
should not be confused . Willi the
wood of the noble fir. Lumbermen
I'reiiiienily rkfur to Ihu wood ofo the,;
noble fir ns "larch." This is afit
erroneous, application of the .lorni (
anil i'.s use should not be continued!
on account1 of. Us correct -'appliea-j
Hon only to the western larch and
eastern larch.
Cotton Blankets ..B... ? t
Woqjnaps $
Wool mixed . ;
Pure Wool '
$5.90 to $7.50
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a J- C. P5NNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION
Wo sllll have a title, largo, room',
l.lghl. heal, with fine bnlh rMm
and loilel for rent In a good coil.
i:'e : permanently. This room- Is
over our store, opposite Koley
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rAI.AI'K ('(IM-'KCTIOMiltf CO.
S H E R R Y ' S
ro TODAY ? ONLY
JESSE L. LASKY Presents r,
HOUDINI
. TERROR ISLAND" ;
A ParATiiount Artcraft Picture ,? s. ,
The yovJilVnastor wizard In iv fascinating to
mance.3of sunken treasuiyH puwling plots, dcadty 6
Ut;oiffltersaand thiniculous, escapes. Beginning
i teshop of a Yankcu inventor; eoviing on ih
hliore of a Suth Sea Isle
Bnough Thrills ?gr Ten, Pictures s (
C.wdd into Six Breafliless Reclf, 0
& siAlso Showing ife Comed-? & e o
Aim and Jl&t
kjt' Li-.i-win jujumw
Made Lvy of Qiouc Feathem.
Six fathers frnm tho ntr.eH of ev
ery pnosp In tmlr count Ip. frni tho
r IiM'viKhic Hnry V nmrii unon the
fi'ri Htllf. liord flMiton:.iits rtf F.nRlish ronntles
:.li.rp iWilniiMl, flat, trinnuulur huivc: tviiii nhntil to make war upon Frnnce
Ihu lurch Is one of tin t'urUt'ul d"-ln 1417. Th feathers wore neprfed
clduuuK IuHb to displuy nrw growth for tlie nrn.An of the archers, tlie lo
in thu wpr.iiK, leaven iipiM-iu lug tti-; fentrymen of the dy.
wintl Ibo last of April. J'hoy nrnj - .r-,- 1 1 '. -.-z
poll' ' yellowish Krocn und ikhmMc. j
llko U-t om.nK' lu tein jrllow lcnton I
I Into In tin- mil, and fulHiiK during
'I'lnhor. Tibs nutrKtMl dilTureufu lit!
Him fithiv of Uit' Iravi'B tSuuhh-j the
tJ-ux r'lev lo (liilnKi'i.-'li tho larch
Iron, other u0niliM-H rondlly. ll may
ho nli'K'Ml tut whlk' piiMslntt hy on
(lit Iniins; a, for (xuiiilot nvi:
j tho Uu!Kin-VuM.iin,M(ji., Uulliniid
Nn ititioil vaihoml 'at Ihe, top ol
;tlit! llhio ttioitiiliiln ki-imIo ivlir Mea
; i-hiiin. They may he seen aloni; the
Similiter valley and other niounlam
' railroad linos.
I The cones are hm'uM ( 1 , to 1
; hieheh lonjO. Miami toet. niatnie
in one' season a ml lipL'n in AniiHt .
The presence of th' excerted thiee
polnied foraels is a fealnir In com
mon with the tVniKlax fir and ill
! li U0 or bu1stni fii tn. Thiv open
soon after iuatiirity and rait trjui
the lne by the end of OciuIht or
"r'tio;,. Tt:Z Cleaning, Pressing and Hat
piolitic seeders at -10 to 6tP years, j
1 ike nut n y ot her conitei h. such as :
!ili plies und firs, the sivdt e.ir5
wlnf, w huh niutei iul.y ascist- tn ;
l (I I km. nil na Lion. KalliiiK from (he top j
of Mich tal! t lees, they ;ire rdjjidty (
I' rnr-t d, olien fnliinK upon the j
i o . in er which they tie tsonie- i
tliifH blown for couMoVnihta dtH j
taiiM Tde oHle acales open er, j
readily In dry weather, tint closew!
tin r lilt; ta n, ho thiit tho deration ef
the period of need dlni'isiou aiit'
wi home extent with local climatic
vondiltons.
.oiTlie needH of,, ihe western larch
.lie ra t her exacting an to inoist tirv
reiiuli itinontd. They,, HMjutre cirija d j
v i i tle moisture lar c m unit ion.
which aceountij; for their ovenrenna
In hUfc monntaiil alf v iul slope
af)4 their pietfineina:-.ve on i-y oi ,
lite north atvpes. I
rl"!!-! ;ihle i(-r Nei-ilvl. 1
Atthotutt ve'.ein ,i re h de: andnj
jC'Mtslrt'TiiMe .ibr, the no:l fit ;
w'lueh it t;row i.hsU he w.-lF di aln. !
. La relalifrtV dry iium. ttke'i
ihe ltln tooi.-f ;aiH of Kaitloi n h'k'- j
the.hutfi mi l. ft: A 1 1 Ft t'-.V itff-,
v. hiient in nioint ilm or In !
leiule t.illt- mit aiallelwlth ih(i
diie, li.Mt of he lln; ind. ,
I he Lu. b al.,v0 P,o well in th. ;
itilu-'frtV oiN ol hut ued-our ue.i3, O
ueiv n i; (jj i.nyto compete on ;.8l
0 I-mU P'l' piur doniin.in..-
GETTING JIEAD7 FOR !
, MACH 4th?, c9 o0;
We are in readineRs now Lo
serve you well and "earn
; your steady patronage.
jWilson Bros.
; Tailors
Blocking
New Foley Building
La Grande, Ore.
To Gar Owners
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THE SAFE WAY
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is to have your car examined or overhauled before beginning its
regular spring and summer use. ,
Cars get more , or less out of order, during the severe winter
weather, and do not work as perfectly as they should. This
ineans additional wear aud strain on the parts effected, and in-4
creased expense to you if allowed to continue in that condition.
Failure to correct these defects has caused the wrecking of many
cars. Don't let it occur to yours. " "
i We can overhaul your car at slight expense.
INLAND MOTOR CO.
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NOT SPECIALS
EVERY 1AY PRICES SM EVERY DAY NECESSITIES WHY FAY MORE?
i(Pure Cane Sugar, 100 lb. sack ..
Fancy Dry Onions, per sacks.
Fancy Dry Onions, 13 pounds
Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen .
Fresh Creamery Butter,, a lbs .
, sow
$1.40
25c
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513c
Preferred Stock ajid Royal Club SJa'in.ps, "
2 cans , s. ; 5"icK
Grape, Nuts, 2 packages 35c
Kelloj;g's Corn Flakes, 2 packages v ? 23c
Postum, package , ,23c
Apricots or'PePaches, S1 lb. tins 23c, 2 for 4c
Pure Shortening, 5 IS. fri 89c, 40 lh. tin $1.?S
WfclfAVEoA COMT'LETE STOCK OB TH ?"RE3HE3T GitOCTERIES IN TOWrt 5
50o MINUTE lELIYERY SERVICE e. "J WfY fAY MORE. PHONE'S
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