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We Have ever Conducted in our Business History Commences
Morning January 4. ending Saturday Evening January 21
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Vccarc going to make this the "Banner Sale" of our eventful merchandising career
and the greatest money saving opportunities in the history of La Grande
If you see IT in here your find IT in OUR STORE
Watch this space EVERY DAY
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MEN'S SUITS
The finest lot of clothing ever placed on
onr Clearance tables not odds nd
ends bat this falls's choicest patterns
. and styles, and includes ever suit in
stock at the following enormous price
reductions. '
AA CA -..U. JOC
$10.00 to $12.50 suits $8.85
$13.50 to $17.50 suits $11.85
$18.00 to $25.00 suits $14.85
MEN'S OVERCOATS
. Just 17 Overcoats ranging in $A
price from $7.50 to $10, choice vej
1 ALL BOYS' SUITS and OVERCOATS AT
REDUCED PRICES
Men's Underwear Reduced
Dress Goods at the prices of Ginghams
14c the yard
For choice of 15 pieces (500 yard Danish cloth and
fancy Worried Dress Goods, all colors.
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28c the yard
Fc? choice c! iOo. i5c cd 50c csibmsr?; and s??ltw
suitings, all colors.
49c the yard
For choice of 25 pieces IC00 yards 60c, 65c and 75c
Cashmeres Covert cloths, Ettamines, Granite cloths, and
novelty suiting, in Black and colors.
REGULAR 1 0c OUTTING FLANNELS
4 YARDS FOR 25c
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Ladies' Jackets I
The seaeons' choict-et styles in abso
lutely reliable goods- at "prices never
before equalled.
$22 Ladies' Jackets $16.50
$15 Ladies' Jackets $9.85
$7.50 Ladies' Jackets $5
One lot 25 Garrmnts Children's 1
Coats. Priced $3 to $7. choice for
$1.50 .
ladies' and Children's
Underwear Reduced.
LADIES' SUITS
$22.00 suits, regular $25 values, $18.00
$20.00 suits, regular $22.50 values $16.50
$19.00 suits, regular $20 values, $15.00
$13.00 suits, - . $14.50
$12.50 suits, - . $1000
$10.00 suits, . . t . $5.00
ALL SEASONABLE GOODS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE-READ OUR AD GOME AND SEE
LOCAL
ITEMS
WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND
OUT OF TOWN ARE
j.M.l.
Thar are land frauds la Montana.
"For Mothers Sake" will be the
attraotlon at the Opera Qovse Jaa 10
Bicycle riding on the etreets of Pen
dleton Is prohibited.
The Commercial Club will give
their regular danoe at the elab halt
this evening,
111m Kate Uaher who la In a Port,
land hospital, ia reported to oe In a
very critical condition.
The proepecte are that the river aad
harbor bill will not be aoted upon at
this aeealon of congress. This will be
a severe blow to the Paolflo rout. -
THE CHEF
In onr restaurant gets many a bleating
that he doesn't hear, 80 many reople
With flckJe or Jaded appetites have been
tempted Into the joy of good eating by
Ola skill. He has some dishes that
won id give hint a place among kings
If be only knew It. Meanwhile yon
: ENJOY THE RESULT
of his cleverness by eating here. Oae
teal will oonvlnoe you that good cook
tag la not a lost art, here anyway
Shall we reserve a table for yon r -
MODEL
- RESTAURANT
J. A. AEBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY, AND;NIOHT
We eell weekly Ileal . CA
Tickets Cash $4-50
Mr T T Glenn of Summervllle Is on
a visit to the city.
Mrs J M Berry who has been qnite
Hi u some what improved.
Mrs S R Haworth Is now able to
sit up a few hours each day.
Mr Frank Cooler le In the oltv from
me ranch at the Cove.
MrXJlarence Hereford and wife of
uove visited the city today,
Mr CO Roberts of the Conntr waa
vwung in the city yesterday.
Mr PhUlp Cooler was In frem the
Cove yeeterday on a business visit
Mr. O Parker, one of Newbers'a
leading merchants, is la the oltv thli
week the gnest of Druggist A T Hill.
Mrs Aiklne and Mrs Cavana enter.
tained the ladiee of the Whist Club at
the home of the former veeterJa
afternoon.
Mr. aod Mrs. A C Miller, who have
been here vlaitlng since the holidaye
return la the morning (0 their home
la Cntrprlae
Read the Quality Shoe Ad In to
morrows liiue They are quoting eome
ver low prioee on a flue line of high
grade shoes.
A dance will be given In the Armor
hall Saturday Jan 7th for members of
theUsttontle Ciot. AH members
are invited to attend
The Unntlngtoo, Palmer. Bwaok
Hammer, party are now vlsitlog Lee
Aogles and will for the neit ten dava
hn they will go to Santiago,
PA UrnmiuLan who received a
orokn leg aa a result of an aooldant
In the ma.binerr of the Electric Light
plant eeveral daya ago le improving
nicely.
Marriage lioence have been Issued
by the county clerk to the following
named per tone. F A Cbaae. and Mlaa
A M Colw.il ; John MoGreth and Stella
uonion all of Union.
County Clerk Gllham and hli danu
tiea are getUng the clerk's office lu
snape for the Krand treek which will
Uke place tomorrow whan tha tkmnt.
officials will move Into the new court
house.
Judge Eakln Krantad a mu r
aivoroe to Mrs Loella Cook. 8he nek.
m uis uuuu, m mairtmony oe
desolred and offering la her complaint
that her hoe bund Joseph Cook had
failed to provide aunnort and hA
farther transgressed .to the extant of
getting Into Jail charged wi,h failure
10 mc ouier peoples DroDertr aloaa.
The oaa Cook is suDnoeed to tMida in
Washington, the lady Cook resides In
this county.
For lh best and whitest bread tuc Jcr
My Crua flour.
D B Hearing, one of the oldest . pio
neer blacksmiths of the Inland Empire
Is In the city today from La Grande,
renewing old acquaintances and look
ing over the field. Eaut Oregonian.
Beef Brings $97-20
BT Barns of Meadowbrooe farm.
Moscow, Idaho, sold a 22 monthe old
beet steer la the ODen market here vaa.
terday for 197.20. The animal weighed
1S20 pounds on foot and sold for 6
cents a pound. It dressed 1005 pounds
or 67 per cent of Its live weight.
Stuffed Geese
From Watertown, Wis , tor the hol
iday trade, 150,000 pounds of stuffed
gcess were shipped. The average price
was 22 cents per pound.
Bank Statement
The report of the Pendleton Savinn
Bank at the close of business on Dec.
ember SI showed tbat this well known
institution now has on deposit f 1,011,
402.90. a remarkable Increase over the
last report. The loans amount to
$S55,889,74.-EaBt Oregonian
Thought Better
The proposition to burn 100,000 bales
of cotton in the South to restrict pro
duction and bull the market, has beei
entirely and eouoloslvely abandoned.
Pajing Investment
Paralyzer
Mayor Llndrom, of Aberdeen? Wash
was elected lr the "Honor vote." but
has paralysed the "liberal element"
by vigorously declaring at the outset
of hie term for the enforcement of all
the sumptuary laws he has the admin
istration of under bis oath, Including
tnat against gambling.
Jersey Cream Patent Flonr. Every
sack guaranteed by .
Roml & & Staples, Grocers
The revenue from the Ashland ma-
1 nlcipal waterworks last rear amounted
to $11,671 85. During the year the
city laid 10,906 feet of new mains. The
works yield a profit over running ex
penses, Improvements and Interest on
150,000.
Special Sale
Mrs. T N Mnrpby Is having a special
sale on Cot Glass, Fancy China and
Heating Stoves. Call and make your
selections early. She bas some great
bargains. Sale from January 6 to 20th
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Portland Markets
The receipts of turkeys todav waa
very large' and the market prices are
consequently lower. The market
Is some we-iker In res Dec t to drenaad
turkeya and live ones also. There are
however, slight changes in the prloes
The ohioken market is somewhat
improved over that of last week, bnt
is not yet very storue. Wild same ia
coming in In small lots and finds a
good sale at the quoted prices.
During the past few days It has been
ascertained that fully twenty cars of
fanoy Oregon Burbank potatoes have
been purchased by dealers here for out
side shipment.
Onion growers are now offering their
stocks- at from 82 10 to 12.25, but a
number of the larger growers are hold
ing for an gdvance In quotations.
It is reported that an advsece In the
price of creamery butter wUl likely
ocour In a few daya, as It is stated
that the creameries are unable to sap
ply the demand with the best quality
Today e quotation areas follows:
HAT AND GRAIN
Wheat, export price 87o to 90o
Barley, best. $22.00 to 123.75
Oats $26. to $27.00
Hay, timothy $15 to $13
BOTrBK. B9G3 AND POULTRY
Butter beet creamery 28o to 30
Butter, ordinary.......... 26o
Eggs, per dozen....,
Chickens, per pound.
,.26c to 320
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v ERUIT8 AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes per cwt 75a in at
Onions, per cwt $X50
Apples, beat, dot box ...... . . ai or
Peachea, best, per box COo to 75o
r a.
oeeta, per sack .....$1.25
Cabbage, per pound jta
; v; LIVE STOCK
8toer $3.50
0ow"---- 2.7Sto$3
u,1 ...... $U5
Stags ..$2
Hogs, beet...... .....$4,50 to $5.25
Hoga, feeders. . ..$156 $4.25
LOCAL BUTTER MARKET
Creamnry Butter 65 cents per roll.
Butter Fat 26 cents, per pound.
Stomach Troubles aad Corutipa
i tion
"Chamberlain's Utomaoh and Liver
Tablets are the beat thing for stomach
troubles and oooatiratlon I have ever
sold," says J R Cullman. 1 dmi.t
of Pottervllle, Mich. They are easv
a. a .
w taae ana aiwaya give satisfaction.
I tell mv ouatomer. to trv thm ani i
not satisfactory to come back and get
their money, but have never had a
complain." For sale by Newlin Drug
Co.
1 WHr- tlltf'wseeeate$4f es
Make Money by Saving It
in some
The past season has been an exceptionally good t ne with us and onr stock is consequently broken
lines. However we stii 1 have lnta nf o-nnri thin, loft BnA u ? 4 - u;v Procea
which ,h. pbuo h.. kwra oo ror nsriTiSi--
ices t
I Twenty-five to Fifty per cent Less than Regular Pr
HlQYB8AVIN0ATO YOtMf'you " " .Wog. IT MEANS '
Come and See Bargains in aD Departments
The Golden Rule Company
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L.vSesz tore Smallest Pricel!
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