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M T R U E. V LtJ E
At is limp of generally .tins.itisfac
tory buying conditions, it is empha
sized to the thoughtful purchaser that
the.true value of a corset does ixt lie
in the number of dollars you pay for
it, hut in the number of days it will
wear beyond tjie life of the average
corset and continue to give you the '
joy of possession it gave the first day
you' put it on.; ,
You may buy every
GO S S
A IV D
Front Laclnt
IX. O . R S E T
with our assurunce of your complete
satisfaction.
PRICED FROM $3.50 TO $12.50
FOR SALE BY
Hill's Dep't Store
HUE CM6EILED
JUOE LANDTS TSeT.nrW !?
"fOUCEMAN FLYNNWH
'I'd the Editor: ( s A
rvi of facts pertuirJinir to crimps
iinil criminal. Kametime.ln hc p iIP
ciikai riuwnni nettrorin Dm ottrvn.
Dcilsunid in ViotoLi'hi f
Rule rirclar No Hail Intent
(li Cart uf 1'enillHiin.
ttrVlllfilf SCHOOL A MKS MAY;li"'!fn " ''' fth name title
iik akram;i:i. , . rec'm JKlM V"1'""' ,1.ud
, . IjiihIIji, r ThifHgp, in parol?
I , p'iorly-paid bank clerW accused of
' iiTiM'Z7.le:iient, which ho Jwen var-
AtlllCliC . j((USv commented n.inn ri,-nll,i n ele.
cuiniitance and moral' related hy Tol
iremnii Flynn.1'
Tlie trial of a poarly.paiil tank tell-
ev accused of embezzlement in related
The high school bankHball team will N n"rl' a ' "'ra-
"Hluce u starving man in a cage:
each morning take him a bowl of mush
with u thick coating of ugar and rich
cream, loave it with instruction that
he muHt take only one spoonful: Con
tinue this proeenn from day to day.
It i only the matter of time, untij
some iniunjiig that man will hecome
fo hungry that lie will eat up "all the
mush."
I wonder if Judge F-anilis hnd been,
reading "Policeman Hynn."
READER.
HMfl II II 1 1 Ml 1 1 I II I HI HI BM
g stationery sale J
175c LORD BALTIMORE LINEN PAPER
AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, FOR f
49c I
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE I
J the n fx All store
meet the Enterpriso high M'houl team
here on Friday evening'. The line-up
at thin game i expectwl to liu the
'fame that has Imvii in effect during
the pint, lit a game with Enterprise
earlier in tlie .season, l.a (Irande was
tlie winner.
j An effort in being made by tlie I,u
Grande team to ai rangn games to Hike
the place of the two games willi Pen
dleton, which were cancelled follow
ing the decision of the state hoard of
high school athletic pontrol declaring
four of the members of the Pcnilletnn
team ineligible until March )-r. Thee
games were to have been played Feb
ruary IB, at La tirande, and March 4,
at Pendleton.
The decision of the board disquali
fied Cahill, Kramer, Ifanley and I.aw
, rence, of the PendleUin team, as well
as ull other mem tiers of the football
team who were presented with gold
footballs by the Rotary Club at I'en
: illeton. The violation of the rule for
jVdding athletes receiving anything of
; intrinsic value was declared by the
board an unintentional violation of tin
rules due to loose construction. The
result of this ruling Is expected to be
a stricter interpretation of the rules
throughout the state.
I Several other decisions were miule
'y tl.e board at its meeting Saturday.
Baker's request that Pendleton be sus
pended from the state league was de
nied I ccauiie the board held that no
bud fiilh or fraudulent intent was
showr., loose construction of the riilcs
being ix'ely responsible.
tiuardianship of the Pendleton
c.sch over two players last semestev
wii declared a technical violation ot
the ruies and no penalty attached to
either players who are both taking
part in basketball.
POSTMASTER SERVES
CONTINUOUSLY FOR
FIFTY-TWO YEARS
HilM H... monument
I'M
Tttln nifnmriiil, orertfd on Hlvergldo Ilrlvn, N. Y.( to thfl
iiu'inory of Anwrlriin I'atrlolH, Curlnt titan in tin urchlluc
niml tt niH nrlf, iuiU lu an cxoullHit tixaiiiDlv of modern work
limimliip, (
THE FAMILY PLOT ,
Klimild be frraccd with n stiitulili? stonu in iniiiii
oi'.y r 1'ln lvl ones. Wo will l jilctiw'tl to
liov yon iniiny piiiiii1h of tombstoiur cntl't
to Ktilocl fiMin. Our . lioiioralili; reputation is
your punraifti't" of u H(iinrt' tlenl.
BLUE MT. MARBLE & GRANITE CO
lWi S AVKNL'K, I.A OltANDrJ, OltK.
rtALElOM, N. t! Fell. IG.-Kir-ty-lwo
yeur.i or contlniioiis Nerviee
ah posliiiualer ul Sum Ii Cmeli, Heuii.
toil rouniy, North Ciirollnu, wlilioul
u in ii i It iiK.'iiiiHl him, Is Hie rccuril
of I". 0. Splinter, His .record Is
exceeded by hut one other Vinl
niiisler In the United' Slules; It. J.
Knorr, of .'luuvill. PnniiHylvunlii.
who wut ailpoliiled Moveuilier 13,
lflr.C. ;
Springer was burn March 2, S38,
at Oapo May, N. J., anil wan a sea
faring man In his icarly life, ncrv-.
lug in the 1'nlied Stales n;ivy ilnr
lug the war between the stales, li
mine lu North ('arolliiu in 1 Kill!, mid
wuh iippnlnleil postuia:ar at South
''reek under President drum's ad
iniiiislrallun In ISU'i.
Altlioiiah four Bcaiie and thn e
yearn, Cuipluin Hpringer iMiiiilnueH lo
handle personally the atLiIrs of (he
Office ul Solllh t'leek.
Pearl Flihere In &aa All Viar.
The women pearl Ushers of Japan !
commence thejr work at the age of
foiirieen and are In the water almost
all Ihe year rounrti,icert In the
coldest season, from )he end of l)e
eeeiher t ihe heiflnnltiff of Folirnnrj
ANTI-JCJR1C . f
Por JflheumatibB
When'jnany people are
willlngno allow their
names to be used
stating they have
been relieved and
cured of rheumatism -'
by using Anti-Uric,
it must be that this
remedy has merit.
Miss Emelia Hance,
219 Harrison Street,
San Francispo, is
willing to answer any
questions about her
experience with this
great, herbal remedy.
Anti-Uric is also
guaranteed to give
satisfaction or the
money spent for it
will be returned.
For sale liv
SILVERTHORN'S
FAMILY
DRUG STORE
CARR'S CARR'S
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Where your Credit is Good Use it
COMPLETE HOMEf URNISHER
La Grande. , Oregon
DBSERVlP want ads get results
lt-L'--'1 i-i J....J. iii-u in i i i. i.. j.. j.. mitiaiai iBgaggi"' s
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiimiiiii
WHEN A FELLOW'S
STRONG AND WELL
nnd tlie world semis- his lo foiiiucr, il s pifdly hard .
to work up any ri al ((.nccrn over tin fiitim;.
Hut assuredly it deserves soiiw wrioiis t.hoiitrlit
for wo ..hip ean al't'ord to fi.rp't Wiat youth is the
awepted time .if preparation for old at;'
The man win. i-nhsV.ter.tlv Imildtt up a savings fund
forestalls .leien. leii. iu later yeul'fl.
This institution wele.nies the v.miiik pople -
ctrunts.
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ni:;ko si;'i() was
.ot ai itAii) oi- 'nil:
WIKIIIl H AI'PKN I NtiS
TUSCALOOSA, Alu., Keh. 1 .
"Old ll.," a noKio SHXion in a 'rs.
ealonail ceinelely, ll.i mil slip-rsl i
tlous. Thin seems i hum hen
proven wlih thu rw-m .l..mn ion
f llm iiiaiiboleiini here.
When iho vault I. II into decay,
wleid hanpeiiinn wm, lr,A ,mi
It was tpoinied oiii as a place where
clKwtR coiiKieeand. Il a, alnW
lied ecevt J,y Old Ike," Hie only
name h tttiich l, ,, nwll
There war, a hol In uie wn ,,
When Ike dlMOVei.,1 it, H.i,U
lo iitllli ii, pi,,,,. f,. M,PtB hu
pick, .shoiel ami lhe ti,.,l.s e in
ct.Hllte.l v.l!h fajnif il,.,, t,,, ,;,.,.,.
loat a ('Mil.
Prunes Prunes ;
Prune Week
FIRST Thf nearest eorreet ruoss 'to tho
minibfi- of pi'iines in a box kHS I")
Prunes FKKb. . , .
fcj-X'ON D noart'st.. 10 pomuls prunes FREE!
TlllRI") nearest, ") jkmiikIs prunes l''l?Eli!
A (luess for lOvory 2 pound's bought, seiilmg
2 jiounds for 2-r) fejits
HELP Till': PRUNE GROWERS!!
Save by trading at
J. G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
317 N. Fir St.
Plume yir.w
107 Depot St.
Main 7")
PRUNE
BREAD
MADE FROM DKLICIOl'S ORKGOK
TREVES; VERY Nl'TRlTIOl'S; Larue
LOAF 15c.
' PRUNE CAKE
h'lLLEI) WITH Ll'SflODS OREGON'
I'RliNES, 25c EACH.
OUR OLDEST STUDENT
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"tte Bank That TaJt Cai of Yowr. Xntmcta."
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M.t. Th.irti "!ii,e, sereniv- 1
imii oM. tia i. n his Hie and
tM t ttg.ln the C1WI wr.r. It lx-ltec.
til t t, lWt ntllilent in Ilia, colli!.
tr, lt major, ihu can reineniher
tt Mitrlnf vvebtt of ti- .n ami who.ij
ciior eniii.r rtsvh. eveim awetl.
v,l,, i'lld hiii memory at the '
lniii f. M. ('. A. eventnn hool A '
j former ertlcn loan, he rf.fl.r.1 a I
.'holnitili l i,n..,ry trolnlin wh.n
h IMMJ 8 I
IVhosi busbavd W
any cm
Re 'fair with your wife!
-. Take away the worry of the week's wash
day. Make the Thor Klec'tric Washer a
tervant in your hmisc.
Hve hundred thousand ow.ners appreci
ate its m haniial perlet tion, the result
ul Imirrieit years' irog res'si ve de
tlopmeiif. is itmiJ 'the t x pl-ri mttiutt '
slug.. .
Five luiniit.. f,l the story, an J
v.wi'll he Ud' you did it (or her
See us.. ' . .
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Eastern Oregon. Light;
and Power Co; "
One Piece Pistotting
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CHE.'VPER FARMING
Tractors are subject
ed to tremendous wear
fnd tear, yet they must
e kept going all the
time.
Gill Piston Rings will
odd power to your mo
tor, increase its effici-.
ciency, and save gas and
oil. They pay for them
selves in a few months.
For Sulu by
LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE
WORKS :: :: :: R. W. Leighton, Prop.
CALL
MAIN
75
CALL
MAIN
75
EAT MORE PRUNES
THIS JS P'lU'NE WEE'K, and tve are pro
pared to fumisi, vo Nvilh , r
;;;iih' pr,,.-;,,;,t to
... SII-ICIAL FQR THIS WKJik' .
I.AKGE FAVCV PliWx 3 lbs' for
J. A. SNOpGRASS
,109 Dnpot St. . , "
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