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CLOTHING
FOR MEN and BOYS
ONE FOURTH OFF
INCLUDING EACH AND EVERY
Suit kd Overcoat
inilv in imw offered to wi-h
IliJUl. ' ti IK vivuv I to save o-i
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unusual i
and K'VeryNjjan, young
-lt hi nir. k.
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i e nil: miiNtyi u . ! u reduction (ill nil
clothing arid mcliiftjjiir evcrvVsuit positively with
out reserve. i
SaIo iiy eontinmo cvedjj.
Copyright 1916
A. U.K. Co.
Hill s Dep t Store
ROMANCE FROM
LIBER Hi
IS P GREATER
Influenced by mi increasing demand
;:. lessened nupply, lumber pi ices
will show material advances duiing
1822, according to u summary of
year-end reports of mniiufccturcrs is
sued today by officials of the taytil
Legion of Ijopcers and Lumbermen.
There is enough business actually in
liirht froin rai'.ronda, larre Eastern
centers, the Atlantic ro:isc ami the
forelRn mnrkot to call for normal op
eration of mills and lopftinir camp?
of the northwont during tlw first few
months of 1U22, according to the re
port. iHuports of manufacturers In the In
land Empire indicate a slightly pes-"
simistie view of the situation for next
year. The farmers of the Middle
Western states would be uniible to
" participate in the lumber market un
til next season's crops have been sold,
" according to the Four-I, fummary.
Elimination of the farmer from the
market would be offset to a degree by
lower frciirht rates to Eastern, indus
trial centers, according to many man
ufacturers. ,.
A large portion of the increased
shipment of lumber by water to the
Atlantic coast durinir W2 would
Probably be low-prnde stock for box
ing and crating, Ixiyal Legion offic
ials stated. 'An increasing demand for
come from the factory district to be
shipment of this character 'would
como from the factory district to be
served by the proposed new lumber
terminal at Uoston, according to the
report.
iKnil shipments fihowed an unusual
decline during December. Mill stock--are
baly broken and logs are becoming
scarce because of adverse weather
conitions in the principal producing
districts.
AT HHKKKYB TODAY
AMI TOMOIIHOW
At her best In strong character
izations and vivid conlraats lti which
she can cut .LooBe and act, Pauline
Frederick has Just auch a role In
"The Sting of tho Lash."
ased upon an Intensely liuman
thome, the undying devotion of a
woman for the husband who drags
her down into a f veritable ' living
holl, "Tho Sting of the Lash" I is
crammed with Jlrunnilic climaxes,
one of which la quite the most pow
erful viewed on the silver sheet in
many u mouth.
There is never a moment of dull
ness In the story, written especially
for Miss Frederick by Harvey Gates f
and H. Tipton Stock, who adapted
It to tho screen. Mr. Oates evor
kept uppermost In his yuiind the
fact that Miss Frederick Is ho ab
lest emotional actress on tbo Btage
or Bcreen, and therefore gave her a
number of big situations to which
she does full Justice.
NO,W IS THE TIME TO
BUILD
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while, labor js plentiful find men need the work,
and lumber is reasonable in price,
'"V
, We carry a We stock of builders lumber
rtud miike. Hood Hc.i"rPin Boxes Our Specialty,
Union Box Co.
R Jasnmrm, Malinger,
La Grand, Oregon
Telephone, Black 781
At the outsut, for Install. Miss
Frederick Is a smart society woman
of Now York with nil tho comforts
that weullh provides. Thin; life
changes suddenly. Her little world
fs overturned. She lives in the
west, her husband Is a failure and
sho Is reduced to poverty. She
takes lu gashing and performs
other menial tusks. Yet through all
her troubles she stands by the man
of her choice. I
Not the least gripping incident i
in "The Sting of the Lash" is '
whipping episode in which the star!
lashes the man who interprets thej
; part of her husband, he tolerates
all his abuse, all his neglect until
he strikes his little sister. This,!
however, arouses the fury In thej
worn heart of his wife and she pliesj
the lash upon hi id till big, broad
i welts appear on his back. The lash
ing scene is one of the mo.it grip
ping episodes ever depitled upon
thd fleriyn and is notable because
it never becomes maudlin or grue
some, despite the lengths to which
the wife goes in her mad effort to
bring her husband to his amines.
'The Sting of the.Ltuh" iprt-sents
an excellent cast In support of Miss
Froderirk. Among the members are
Clyde Fillmore, who "portrays the
role of erring husband; Kdwlu Ste
vens, who plays tho wife's father,
Lionel Helmore, Lawsort Jiutt, Jack
Illchnrdson, Betty Hall, Evelyn Mc
Coy and Percy 'Challenger. More
over, the production la an artistic
triumph for Henry King, who never
permitted It to become sordid de
spite the elemental theme. As di
rector. Mr. King furthermore, select
ed .Homo of the most beautiful back
grounds the screen has ever known
and many of them would do Justice
to n scenic or educational film.
Also showing "fighting Fate."
BTYRfA HILLS
fRy Associated Tread)
VIENNA, Jan. 5 Out of the
reat mountains or southern. Ktyrtu.
probably tho finest stag and cha
mois hunting left In Kurope, comes
a story wjth all ,the elements of ro
mance uikI tragedy of a 17th cen
tury opera. ., , .
Frans Leimijer, notorious and
daring poacher, V-aa recently arrest
ed on , the charae of four niurdera
for robberyi in remote homesteads in
the mountain valleys. Searching for
evidence, tilt, ipollce found in his
molhor's bouse a letter be had writ
ten disclosing that his accomplice
was a young woi.nan.
LengKer wrote that ahe was a
horn poacher, and he had trained
her perfectly for , his work. Boast
ing that his own , haunts were the
craKS and lofty fastnesses where no
other hunter j' dared venture and
where tho finest chamois were
found, he described the woman as
'equally darlnj; ftnd strong, no spot
Die could scale appalling 'her, while
jas a sliot silo had no equal. '
He state that In August she had
i brought down six chamois, .one stag
and two roebuck aud missed but
fme shot. - .
The woman Is 'married and ac
counted to her husband for her ab
sence with the excuse she "..us go
ing Into the high suui'.er pastures
where the mounti'd people take
(heir herds for outter and cheese.
: ,1 $ 'jR'llR . at .!'
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE--.? Conao. ... . WIRItT snor open.
Tho World and Art.
People love pictures. That Is 'ap
parent to every thoughtful man who
visits nn art gallery. It may be true
that comparatively few understand all
that the artists have said, but it is
equally true that. In general, the peo
ple take delight from the work of art.
SQUEEZED
TODEATH
When the oody begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful it
is usually an i'lWication that tha
kidneys are out V order. Keep
these organs heartily' by taking
GOLD MEDAL
Tb world's stai.dard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Famous since 1696. Take regularly nd
Veep in good health. In three sizes, all
druggists. Guaranteed as represented .
Look for the name Gold Medal on every boj
end accept mo imitatjoa
Dust Necejary for Existence.
Dust plnys an Importnnt part In our
existence. Hut for the fine particles
In the nir we would have no rainfall,
tin tho moisture would not coudcifto
without them, nnd without the refrac
tion of the dust our duylight would
be fur less brllllunt.
ACCLDTCDAY-DOMT DELAY
Lu Ortftpc iit J SJars a
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TRLfSSES
Sjiriiiff
Elastic ;
1'i'ass , Body
'Hiick Hrarcs
Aiikli?trt
K'.asj'. ltnisciy
yiisjk'nsorii's
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Our m1 ark in complete
anil nil' Vxport to insuro
it jirrlVot' fit.
If iivnood lonot fail
io consult us.
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The Red "rosa Thrift Shop is
open daily now in the New Foley
Huildiatr, off the Adams avenue
entrance. Thursday will contin
ue to lie Thrift Day and on this
day all who have .donations for
: the shop are asked to have it
; ready to be delivered, that be.
: ing the day collections are made.
12-lll-tfp
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COVE
STAGE
Weimer Bros.
Passengers, Freight
Daily Trips from
" Savoy Hotel
Almoct a Cinch, i
"'Tain' nn lisp ,if rnmliwlln' n r,.l,l
f his ruulls." said Uncle Kbeii. "Ie.
,'hnnccs are dut his relations lias done
fold Mm all nltmif 'em"
A GritmDw Iri.a.
No, Mr. Grunip, we do not believe
:he ocean is blue heruuse It has toem
irnce so inaiiy objectioiiHbie people.
notion Transcript.
Licensed Plumber
"Work Guaranteed'
, ARJ'S
Plumbing and Repair
Shop
Art Weagle, Prop.
Repairing a Specialty
J02 IsVFir St.
Phone 407 J
La Grande, Oregon
;
Carsarr?s
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Where Your (redit Is Good
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
When You Both Love Music
What more dclipfhttul way to , taL Hear the latest dance jazz
spend an evening thanin listen-
ing to l he urunswiCK piay
your favorite selections!
That is, if you own a Uruns
. wick. H you haven't onc,Vme
in today and learn how tAgct
one easily. . V
I-irst hear it play Brunswick
ai and insirxnncn'
Miter ore ted bv the new
Super-Feature Records. It's in
toxicatingl The ideal produc
tion, the true, velvety tones
will amaze and delight you, . tf
, Then we will explain the
convenient payment plan which
so easily puts The Urunswick
in your home.
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
TAXI
Call Main 44
We make nil calls promptly.
You do not huvo to wait. Wo
do all kinds of country driving.
Kensonublo iUea
l Careful 1) rivers
FORD & GEORGE .
Main 44
- wg : i
Union-La Grande
AUTO STAGE
La Grande Hcndquartcrs:,
L. & L. Drug Store
Union Headquarters:
New Union Hotel
Connections made with
Union-Baker Stage
P. G. DeLap, Mgr.
R.unyan'sj
Sign Service
Auto PQinting
The modern kind
that lasts !
' Ii 'PREPARED Iff jf
, E I
FOR ALL EMERGENCIES .
The value of being prepared
. to meet every emergency
cannot be over-estimated.
ANick account is the
best prepVation for handling
a difficult siulrrtion.
If you are not thus equipped
it would be well to open an
account with us at once.
Happy New
Year
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A Guarantee Wilh Every Stroke of
the Brush and the Guar- S
on tec is Gooj.
R.unyan j
In Hug's Garage j
Rlnrt the Now Year right and own
your hoint Why not pay rent to
yourself?
fi-room hTist, nit (lorn, pood lo
cation, lot &xllO.
: ronthiK for wrt
lir.OO. Tcnn.Y:tO(l cash, $25
month, iiHiiuliniAint ti eat.
Thirt idaco Id
tnonlh. I'rice
per
M LA GR.ANDF
NATIONAL BANK
1 DEPOSITS II LA LJIM1NUC. UKL.
ssdS SOUND-PELIAPiLE- PR.CX3RESSIVE
8-rooni house. Just painted, ex
cellent loratitin. IiIr lot .(10x110.
This houo in ad arranged that (our
rooms can he rented without Inter
fering with tho privacy of the rlown
stalr.i. I'rlce f4.'iOO. Terms t."00
cash, and 150 per monlh iniiiidinc
Interest.
5-room house, hath, toilet, on V
avenue. Just off Kir. H2T.0. 3mo
rash, balance like rent.
.FEDERAL
RESERVE
j SYSTEM
Geo. H. Ctirrey
rhoiie JOHJ
JiatAte,' Farm 1ciu, Insurance
j Some Bargains
mm
.W'wJ
."Wo nifike a sirciiilty of tlie icKiir if fine watdiis, clucks anil Jewelry.
Wlmii you leave ys'iir work Vitli us Ve return it in you with the pianmtiv
that f is as gifyl as when it left; the t'atjtorv that made the article.
We ar? prepared tn repair-mud ("'Oliver work pi-on'tly and at a rcason
ahle cliarcfe. , ' '
You have our guarantee hrtclxof ecry iece , f work dif,- in our ostalw
lislnneiit. .
OtirnhiHf years in Imsiness in this city proves that our business deal
ings have .been satisfactory. ,
J. H.P eare & Son
La i i ran le's Leading Jewelers and Optometrists
KstaliJishcd
A beautiful home on corner
of U and Cifenwood, 9 room
modern house. Price $4200.
A mortgage of $900 can be as
sumed. $1500 cash will han
dle it, balance can be arrang
ed. 7 2d acres m lower Cove,
about 6 miles east from Alicel.
Good Improvement. Prle
H.(ino. J400U cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
4 rooms, bath room and toi
let, barn, woodshed, part base
men!, pood lot, at 1515 Mon
roe. I'rlce $1475. $700 cash,
bnlance . contract $15.00 per
nionth.
600 acres. So miles east
from Joseph. Ore. 200 res
under rultivsiion, 200 acres
more can he put under. Two
sets of bulldlncs on the place,
all fenced and cross .fenced,
good well, some springs, SO
ores In fall traln. 140 acres
plowed. Price 115,000. $li0
cash will handle It. IS000
school niortgace runs t years
ret. Ilalance terms at if. In
terest. C J. BLACK h CO.
New Foley rildg.
Lu Grande .. . Oregon
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