La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, November 30, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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E. E. Romlg
E. r8tapU
ROMIO & STAPLES
.
A fall and complete line of staple and fanoy gro
ceries. Fancy canned and lunch goode; Tinware,
graniteware and woodenware. '
Fruits and vegetables in season. Bakery pnxlnots
' always fresh. Good service and quick delivery.
Phone 431
TURKESTAN ALFALFA
s The Dry Land Alfalfa grows without irri-
gation.
BROME GRASS
RedlClover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat, Baled
Barley, Oats, Etc'
The only Seed House
Union County.
A. V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE.
Phone 1571
I THAMSGIVIG
I DELICACIES
J. To niuke your Thanksgiving as you would wish it to '
y be you must have the very best to secure tho best re- 2
X sullB.' We have everything you desire, such as maple ' i
J syrup, raisins, a full line of Heizens goods, the bea of
: extracts, mince meat, new crop of nuts sour Kruut, a
Q pickles, cheese uul everything you need. Gaii and 1
4p inspect our goods.
: t
f C. RALSTON
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE J
Oor. Fir and Jefferson Sts. j
t3$t v?M?$ $
BOSS
Meat Market
Stellwoll & Vandermuelen, Proprietors.
WHOLESALE AND.- RETAIL BUTCHEPS.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of butchers'
stock Hides, pelts and furs. Also chickens & poultry.
Read The Daily Observer
ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
Will Give Away a
$40 OVERCOAT
a chance with every
$
paid on account or purchase
A. V. ANDREWS
Gents'tfFumisher and Tailor.
LOCAL
ITEMS
WHAT SOME PEOPLE IN AND
OUT OF TOWN ARE
DOING.
"The Little Outcast" will be tfa-
next attraction at.the Opera House
December 0th
The marriage of Miss Judith SnoJ
grass and Mr Gay MoCally two of
La Grande popular yonng people .will
take plaoe at the home o( the brides
parents this evening.
0 W Nlbley, of the Grande Bonde
1 amber Company at ferry is In La
Grande on business.
Enterprise has a foot bell team and
will play any team in Eastern Oreir,n.
If you want to play foot ball you know
where you can get a game. Wallowa
Connty Democrat.
Oar rtiuat markets are very progress
ive. The Eastern Extra . Select Balti
more Oyster is among as as oan readily
be' seen by a visit to any of oar shops
Try a quart they are the Quest to be
found in any land.
Mr. Salesbnry, of theTaooma l edger.
left this morning for a short business
visit to Elgin.
Messrs Carl and Boss' Jarett of
Portland passed through the city to
day e.aroate to Oklahoma Oity vhere
they will make (heir future home.
Mr. B Swain of Elgin, who has been
paying oar oity a business visit for a
day or two, returned home this morn
The St diptberla cases In the oity
are vary Mild, the first case Is well
and the quarantine has been raised
and the others will be within a few
days. There hare been no other oases
reported. . '
' Many thought the continued heavy
oannonady that baa been going on for
the pasr few days was the Japanese
gons at Port Arthur bat a newspaper
correspondent finally was able to get
nnicientiy wilbin the lines and oabled
the Observrr from Nob Hill via P at
that he fell in with a batalllon that
was making a sortie for food daring the
noon cessation of activity and was in
formed that It was tho result of blast
ing out a trench for the heating plant
of Dr Moor's new residence now in
course of oooatrnottou.
The prodnoeion of Black Patti at
ibe Opesa House was acknowledged
to have been Ibe best attraction pre
sented in this oity for many months
and the large attend anoe expressed
it' appreciation throughout the even
ing. , i .: '
Dr. -O'Connor on last Saturday
made out eighteen deeds to lots in his
addition whiob has just recently been
placed on the market
Mr U H Grier is in the city repre
senting the well known firm of A 0
Ruby & Oo importers breeders and
dealers of Peroherou English Bhire,
Belgians. German and Frenob Coach
horses, als Mamrrotb Jacks, ' this
firm has been looated at Eugeno 'or
several years, but have reoently pur
chased stables and yards in Pendleton
where they have opened permanent
headquarters, wbi re they now havt
thirty or more fine animals, being
direct importers this firm is in a posi-
Bargains
Picture Frames
We have a lot of these frames left which we touk
from an agent on a loan. All of these frames are
the very best gilded frames and regular size for en
larged pictures, 16X20 with French glass. We
will close them out at $1.50 each vhile they last
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
Rt member we still buy and;eell all kinds
of Second Hand Gootlsjt ji j jt
'Phone 1581
tion to offer very low prices on the
I finest of . stock . If interested drop
jug. them a line wmou will receive prompt
' Dr. BuUL Vbe Elgin physioian, who attention. .
has been up to the city on business,
left for home on the Elgin branch this
forenoon.
' Miss Fva Stoddard, who has been
visiting the family ol Mr. W K Davis
of the' Orescent Knitting Mills for the
past few months returned this morn
U'g to her home at Logan, Utah,
Mr. A L Fisher of Suminerville was
a visitor in the oity today.
Messrs. 0 W lirown and W E Potter
of GrassUot, Pa ., are in the oity, guests
of tno Blue Mountain hotel, and are
looking over the country with the in
tention of investing.
Mi. Thomas Frotwell of Hot Luke
as in the city last evening.'
Mr. J J Jacob of Lostloe is in the
city t-day.
Mr E MiCall of Flora is arisilor no
business in the cl.y today.
The W 0 T U will meet at the heme
of Mr and Mrs Ullrich A complete
attendance is desired ,
The Whist Club lll be enterlalra
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs llemilnrd
and Mrs Nickleson at the formers
home game will he called promptly at
2 o'clock.
Mr W S Burnett ol Starkey 1 lr the
oity today for . the purpose of taking
out wagon load of provisions. j
Mr Chris Stackland from the Cove
was in the ci'y last evening to visit
the show.
Mr J O Smith of Barumerville Jwas
in the city today on business.
Mr t rank Dougherty and wife were
in from the Cove Is at evening,
i'.rj Sommer and wile, of Elgin,
arrived iu the oity yesterday for a short
visit,
Mr J W Longley, the rancher from
Starkey Prarie sent a wagon to town
today for a load of provisions, .
Mrs I E Birdsrll, her son Merrel'
and her daughter Miss Gertrude Car
penter arrived thia morning, from
Aston Washington.
LOST Kebbera pin with three links
iu rei white nnd nine. Finder will
lonvo at Cresont Knitting Factory,
31
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Mr 0 S Andrews of Portland who Is
traveling lor Brum s Slock Food
Oo is in :be oity today and baa select
ed the La Grande Creamery Co as tbe
agent of the oornpany at this place.
Mr L W Drtmsmtth an employee
at Ormond saw mill on Ladd Creek
bad his hand seriously lacerated by a
saw on last Monday. Tbe wound is
doing nicely and the indications are
that no s'rions results will follow.
1 OYSTERS I fT
IN ANY STfc Sl
WATCH
MAGNATIZED
- in these days of the Increasing
use of electricity the danger
of.having your watch magna
.. (died is greater than in the past.
I am in shape to demagnetize
your watch right away and put
It in as good shape as when - it
left the factory. I here is no
necessity of running the riak of
having your .watch last or
, broken Bending it away when
yon can got it made as good as
'., new at home by a practiole
workman at a low oost.
J.' H. Pcarc, the Jeweler
OYSTER TIME
is lvys ljoked forward to with ex
pectancy. What more luecious than
a plate of Blue Points on tbe shell, or
a st 'w, or a fry, or broiled,
YSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS
any way you want, is the way we
serve them. Oysters we keep are the
best in tbe Uml and all have a good
pedigree. If you want to give an
oyster party, onr restaurant is the
plaoe 1 1 bring them to. We hope to
see you many times during oyster
eason.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, lJiop.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
We sell weekly Meal ,
Tickets, Cash
'$4.50
Winter Footwear For
Men Women and
Ghildren
To meet the changing
seasons and supply the
demand for winter
shoes we hav placed
in stock complete Hues
selected .from leading
mnnu'acturers.
T M STUBBLEFIELD
u
HONEST MAPS' " '
SHOES GIVE
HONEST
WEAR - . -
There is a sense of
satisfaction in wearing
genuine articles in
olothiug, jewelry, foot
wear etc So much of
what is worn is imita
tion and shoddy. The
shoes we carry foi men
women and" children
are honest made nnd
give honest wear . The
prices we charge are
not too cheap to yield -U9
a profit but right
and reasonable for
hor.Mt val ues. We so
licit your closest in
spection. Proprietor of the
1 QBALITY SH6E SlQRE 1
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
We are now showing tho most complete line of furniture
ever displayed in this county A visit to our establishment
will rep y you for here are to be found tbe latest in art and
comfort A few HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS:
Rockers fr.om $2 to I67.5C, Morris chairs 12 to f 26, Iron
beds $3 to 23, Dining tables, Center tabler, all prices,
Chaftiuers 10 to 35 dollars, Bed room suits, beauties from
16 to 85 dollars, Folding beds, Lounges, Hall trees, Rugs
Art Squares, Portier curtains, piotures, etc
The above is only a suggestion and comprise the latest
creations. Cotoe and look
E ANDROSS
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Phone 9-1
Residence Phone 367
1202 Adams Ave
t mvt
JOST A WORD
AS A REMINDER
Our holiday Glassware and Chinaware has begun to arrive and we are in a position now to show
a very complete line.
STOVES
Gome in and see them
Our Heating Stoves are right in
PRICE, KIND, SIZE,
STYLE, ETC.
Look them over.
The Golden Rule Company
1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenne
largest Store Smallest Prices
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