La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1905, Image 6

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    LOCAL
ITEMS
WHAT SOME PEOPL IN AND
OUT OFJOWN ARE
DOING.
MiM Kranoia CroM la risltlng friend
In Walla Walla and Pendleton.
Thli It examination week In Oar
pobltc schools and In a fa days it will
be 'Vld you paaaT"
DrOW O 'Conner returned laet night
from Baker City where he has been on
bail ues for several days
Water Superintend ni H 0 Gilbatn
finished loadiog a oar of potatoes to
day for the Bumpier trade.
MIsa Margaret Anson will entertain
the ladies of the Kaffee Klasch at her
home Friday aiternoon.
The funeral of the late Wallaoe
Koenejr'was held this morning from
the Presbyterian church of tine city,
the Rev E B Haya officiating.
All the elements of a prolonged and
exciting senitorial fight is now on In
Washington. Our turn will come two
The windows of the United States
Land oftioe and La Grande Investment
Co are being lettered with attractive
signs.
It is possible that the present aggltn
tlon will result in cement sidewalk on
Adams Ave. and Depot street before
1806 is a thing of the put.
Capitol Stock to the extent of MO,
000 has been subscribed for a woolen
mill at Sellwuud near Salem. It will
nee both water and electric power.
Everybody in Union County ie cor
dially Invited to attend the grand ball
and reception at the new Court House
In La Grande next Monday evening.
The rooms occupied by Dr F E
Moore in the Sommer building have
been redecorated and repainted of late
and now make a very flue appearance
Frank Mytenger will leave for Ban
Francisco tomorrow morning to meet
his brother ) H Mytenger who has
been in the Philippines for some time
He expco s to return immediately.
A B Galloway, manager of the
make MoFal Oompanj in this end of
the state, was in the city today Ijoking
after the wan's of the firm Mr. Gal
loway is always a welcome visitor
O K Harper, of the La Grande
Crtamery Co Is in Femileton today
looking alter the intensts of the
oresmery in that city. La Grande
Creamery butter finds a ready mar
ket wherever it is offered.
The remolding of tha city council
chambers will soon be oom plated and
the City Recorder will soon be able to
commence house keeping again. The
room will bo considerably enlarged
when the carpenters have finished
their work
Attention Patriachs
All members of Star Eooampment
Mo 31 I 0 0 F are requested to at
end the tegular meeting Thursday
evening at the 1 O O F Hall. Bosi
ues of import nct will come before
the meeting and a full attendanoe is
desi ed.
Still In The Race
Tbe Quality Shoe Store is still in
the race with sl oe birgains. Tins
will be plainly demonstrated by a
glance at tbe plain figure prioes dis
I Isyed in the windows. Tbe prioes
i nd the shoes are there to speak for
themselves.' Just stop and listen at
t ie story of price reduotion .
CSJWWg"W8
You'll Pay With Pleasure
for every meal yon eat here. It will
b a combination of good food, gocd
c joking and good service
Our Restaurant
is intended for people who appreciate
Hood eating, also for people who like
the good thing of life at a moderate
cost. If you belong to that class
come in and see what we can do for
you.
MODEL
uiSTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAYJANDJNIGHT
We se.. weekly Meal c . ,A
Tlokete Cash W&
A Half Page
UNMRTCHRBLE
Full of
BHRGHINS
Our fixed p jlicy of clearing out the oddg and ends after BVERY seasons' selling, insures you new and seasonable goods at all times. Being continually in
touch with the boat markets of the world, through representatives whose business it is to furnish os with the newest and most dependable goods of all
kinds, we are at all timee in a position to offer you the cream of the markets without the necessity of following the Ad custom of buying six months in ad
vance, with the attending dapgere of overloading on undesirable style and patterns just such goods ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE
The most saving Prices ever placed on goods of real merit and entirely worthy of your consideration, but let prices talk. REMEMBER T HI
GREATEST AND MOST FAR REACHING CLEARANCE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT. JANUARY 2l
ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL OUT
IN LADIES' SUIT PRICES
This ie the most sensational price concession we hive ever made on our ladie's
suits. They are aU this fall's new suits, and many of them suitable for spring
wearbut they must go.
$ 9.00 Suits Reduced to $ 5.75
so en
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10.00
LADIES' TAILOR and DRESS SKIRT S
AT LESS THAN OOSi of MATERIAL
It is conceded by the knowing ones that our line of skirts is perfection in style
fiit, material and workmanship, and" that our regular prices are exceedingly
reasonable. Note the fotlowing prices carefully.
$6.50
4.50
2.25
to $7.50
to 5.00
Skirts this Sale
II
II
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II
II
$485
3.69
1.89
50 Pieces Lace
and Embroideries
Regular price 6i to lOo C prc
the yard lA&IIW
Ladies' Hats
at
One-Half Price
Standard
American Prints
the yard, 5 ceits
Boys' Suits at
Lees than Ever
3.00 3.25 Suits, Jg 2.20
4.00 4-25 " 2.90
4.50 5.00 " " 3.65
5.00 5.50 " ""i. 3.95
5.00 three-piece Suits 3.95
6.00 " " 4.80
6 50 " " 5.20
7.50 " 5.95
Men's Goods
at a Saving
$12.50, 13.50 Suits $8.85
7.50, 10.00 Overcoats 6.25
3.50. 4.00 Shoes 2.85
2.50 Shoes 1.95
1.25 Dress Shirts .85
125 1.50 Wool Underwear .95
1.25, 1.50 Hats 98
Heavy Wool Sox .19
Ladies' Goods
for a Song
$5.00 to $6 00 Silk Waists $1.95
1.25 Wocl Waists .25
425 Waist Patterns 2.75
.25 to .60 Collars . 15
,25 to .50 Belts . 10
2.50 to 3.50 Shoes 1 98
Heavy Wool Hose .19
Fascinators, Black and White .19
JheJeairJ
Sheetings Lass
Pepperell Mills sheetings are standard
for quality tbe world over. We handle
nothing else.
2 yards wide unbleached .19
2J " " " .23
2j tj i .25
2 " " bleached .19
21 " " " .23
2j .25
42 inch " ' .11
46 " " " A2
42 " Pillow Tubling .16
Dr O'Oootisr returned last night
from s buisnees trip to Bsker Oily. t
Attorney 0 H. Finn expects to be
i bin to leav tonight for California
for bis health.
G J. HI ck who has oharge of the
Sugar Oo'e bet t lands near Union is ir
tbe city today. He sUtea the company
will plant 1000 acres tbis spring.
Ool Judson industrial agent of the
O. R. a. N. Co. is in Ibeoitytobay look
ing orer tbe land office plats with cbe
view of locating a oolo ny of homo
seekers on government laud.
Mr Clyde Sens is carrying bis fsoe
around in a s'tng tbi afternoon Tbe
reason thereof is t'aoeable to a fast
team and a bad cross walk. Mr Beits
was riding in a carriage and the car
riage .uddenly stopped, but Mr Seiis
did not, lie kept going And tbe sud
den oontact b 'tween his face and tbe
hovt mentioned cross wN account
to t i parctiwork appraranott of hi
no .ins afternoon mid the eewed up
ooodi'ioii ol hi. fly d right bsud
FOR GIRLS
DORMITORY
R. French, president of tb .
ern Oregon Normal school at We- on
has gone to Salem where be will r. -main
in the intensts of the school a o
work for the appropriation of 966,000
wbiob comes before the legislature,! r
the girls dormitory etkrd (or in a bill
presented by joint Representative W
Q Cole. The present building nsed f. r
the dormitory is entirely inadequate
for the accomodation for tbe large
nnmt er ol lady students.
GO Oabornjmeneger of the
phone company ia in Portland.
Jcney Cream Patent
tack guaranteed by
tele-
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Floor. Every
Romig 4 Staples. Grocers
Attention W. G. T. U.
TheLedlea of the W OTU will
meet tomorrow afternoon at two
thirty at the home ot Mra G D 81m-
mona. Rnsloesa of importance will
come before the meeting an 1 a full
attendai.ee is desired
FOR SALE-Poland China boar En
quire of W T Stein, R F D No. 2,
two miles east of La Grande. Phone
1774. w 1 16-2 16
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LOST Scale beum to small pi. i form
scale, between Imbler and Old Town
1 a Gradde, on January 7. Finder
will please leave at thia office.
LOST Pair of glasses without rims,
chain attached, between Cor. 2 and
Adaute Avenue and Depot. Reward
for return to tbis oil.ee.
Os-te-op-a-thy
Bach person should know that the
state of bla health la doe to conscious
or uncoi scions obedience or disobe
dience to the laws of Nature. It we
know Nature's laws, coneolous obed
ience will preserve health, atrenglh
and vigor of mind and body.
Nature's laws relative to tbe human
body require that the framework or
body should be normal. Upon this de
pends normal distribution of nerve
force interdepent upon normal blood
circulation, all contributing their
share to normsl functional activity of
tbe different vital organs.
Osteopathy puts the body right
Nature does the rest.
For the best and whitest bread use Jer
My Cream Flour.
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ROCK SPRINGS COAL 2
Two Cars just received. Come around
to our office in Slater Building and see
how it burns or call phone 1801 and we
will tell you all about it.
Grande Ronde Cash Company
Press Lewis and S. D. Crowe.
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Make Money by Saving It j
The past season has been an exceptionally good t no with ue and oar stock is consequently broken in some
lines. However we stall have lots of good things left, and to show our appreciation of the liberal patronage
with which the public has favored us, we are now offering what is left of seasonable goods at from
I Twenty-five to Fifty per cent Less than Regular Prices j
VYIIW TO TOlf iF2 MEANS
Come and See
Bargains in all Departments i
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The Golden Rule Company
-r rs i 1308-1310-1312 AdamAvenne r J
argesr Lore Smallest Prioes I
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