LOCAL
ITEMS
WHAT SOME PEOPL IN AND
OUT OFTOWN ARE
DOING.
D A McFsrlane it ap from Flglu.
Weather Tonight cloudy with prob
ably rain. Friday eeoler.
John Aiabaffey has been appointed
janitor of tbe new Court House.
Mrs. kirk, who baa had a terete aeige
of tbe U gripp, ia now improving.!
"Love and Honor" by tbe Noble
stock Company at tbe Opera Hons to
night
J L Overton' tbe well known planing
mill proprietor, waa op from Elgin but
eveulng.
J E Foley who baa been oonfln d to
bla home with aiokoesa for a few daya
ia improving.
O C Unborn, manager of the tele
phone company, baa returned from
Portland
Mr. m .1 - . T! - !?-'
here ri.itlog here alater.ln-law Mra.
Geo. Hendricks.
The regular dance will be given by
the Commercial Club at tiielr half
tomorrow evening.
Misa Margaret Anson will eutertcin
the ladies of the Kaffee KUUch at her
borne tomorrow afternoon.
Rev Crockett, of the M E Ohuroh
south, baa returned to La Grande after
holding a leriea of meetings In Pen
dleton. Tbe program ia being arranged for
tbe house warming and dedication ol
the new court home and it will be a
good one.
Dr. Molltor was called to North
Powder last evening to see Mra. Mollie
Shaw who had a severe attack of heart
. tiouble.
Metdamea Bobuenkamp and Grady
entertained tbe members of the High
Jfive Club at the home of tbe former
thia afternoon
membera of Ketone Hoes Co., No. 1
will take notice that there will he a
meeting of importance held Sunday
after oou at 3:30 at the department
b lilding.
F J Miller, of Spokane, was in tbe
c ty yesterday for a brief viait after a
period of eleven years, with Mia C
Ryn arson and otber La Grande
friends
Women ol Woodcraft will pleaae take
notice of tbe change of nights and
place of meeting to the let, 3rd and Sth
Thursday of each month in K P hall
Be sure and oume out tonight.
Mrs C B Cauthorn arrived In tbe
oity yesterday to join her buatand, D
Cauthorn Tbe doctor says that after
a oaieful exiunindtionnnii atrial of the
city and valley he has decided to make
La Grande his i i ut home.
I)r V A Cbarltou, the veterinary baa
just returned from a trip to tbe north
end of the valley. He reports the
general health of tbe atock in the
county very good with the exception
of a little pinkeye in a few bands
He reports no contagaioaa deseaeee
i mong any of tbe stock t hat he has
been able to discover,
"King Not 111
(By bcripps News Association
Stockholm, Jan. 19, -The report
that King Oscar is dangerously ill
with facial paraylaia is officially denied
'x be King ia in perfect health.
Jersey Cream Patent Plow. Every
sack guaranteed by
Komii & Staples, Grocers
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Full of
BARGAINS
Our fixed priic, of clearing oat the odd. and end. after EVERY season.' selling, insure, you new and seasonable goods at all times. Being continually in
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kinds, we are at all timet in a position to offer you the cream of the markets without the necessity ol following the ld custom of buying six months in ad
vance, with the attending danger, 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 THI
rnti.TLCT awn most PAR REACHING CLEARANCE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 21
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ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL OUT
IN LADIES' SUIT PRICES
This is the most sensational price concession we hive over made on our ladie's
suits. They are all thi. fall', new .uita, amd many of them suitable for spring
wear but they must go.
$ 9.00 Suits Reduced to $ 5.75
12.50 7-7
19.50 " " 10.00
LADIES' TAILOR and DRESS SKIRTS
AT LESS THAN COSI of MATERIAL
It is conceded by the knowing ones that our line of skirts is perfection in style
flit, material and workmanship, and that our regular price, are exceedingly
reasonable. Note the fotlowing prices carefully.
$6.50 to $7.50 Skirts this Sale $4.85
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50 Pieces Lace
and Embroideries
Regular price 6i to lOe C t?
the yard UHUS
Ladies' Hats
at
One-Half Price
Standard
American Prints
the yard, 5 ce s
Boys' Suits at
Less than Ever
3.00 3.25 Suits, 2.20
4.00 4.25 " " 2.90
4.50 5.00 " " 3.65
5.00 5.50 " "-k... 3.95
5.00 three-piece Suits 3.95
6.00 ? " 4-S0
650 " " 5.20
7.50 " ' " 5.95
Men's Goods
at a Saving
Ladies' Goods
for a Song
$12.50, 13.50 Suits $8.85 $5.00 to $6.00 Silk Waists $1.95
7.50, 10.00 Overcoats 6.25 1.25 Wool Waists .25
3.50, 4.00 Shoes 2.85 4 25 st Patterns 2.75
2.50 Shoes 1.95 .25 to .60 Collars . 15
1.25 Dress Shirts .85 ,25 to .50 Belts . 10
125 1.50 Wool Underwear .95 2.50 to 3.50 Shoes 198
1.25, 1.50 Hats 98 Heavy Wool Hose .19
Heavy Wool Sox .19 Fascinators, Black and White .19
. Sheetings Less
Pepperell Mills sheetings are standard
for quality the world over. We handle
nothing else.
2 yards wide unbleached .19
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bleached .19
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42 " Pillow Tubling .16
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Retired
By Bcripps News Association
Niw Y rk, Jao 19 8 O T Dodd,
general solicitor (cr (he Standard O'l
Ou has retire! and will bo succeeded
by B L Bliott, M Dodd gave out an
interview this afternoon in which he
denies that the Standard Oil Company
is in suy way in tercet d in my rail
MaJ or any otber industrial corpora
tions Hi salary was while with the
Standard Oil people one hundred
thousand dollars per year .
Gives Warning
By Hrripps News Association
New Yo k Jan 19 Thorn W
Lnvnon iscnrd sU'fmeot this morn
ing a.1 vertistng his liiends to sll
stock i ml hr I'lediots a wt distur
bano i ' Ii" Mock n arkei tomorrow
and oli" 'hat d.-s:-.- and w
Will reeir f.fun 'in d i otior.
You'll Pay With Pleasure
for afar meal you e.t here. It wil
be a combination ot good food, good
cook log and good service
Our Restaurant
ia intended tor people who appreciate
good eating, also for people who like
the good things of life at a moderate
cost. If yon belong to that claaa
oome In and see what ire can do tor
yoa.
MODEL
uiiSTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLB, Prop.
OPEN DAYSANDiNIUHT
Ticket 8Sf.!!!!!l45o
20,000 Dollars
(By H. rtpps iNews Aaaooiation)
CI veUtt.t, Jto 19 Jndi N ff .
the onmiual court t day fited lli
bail of Mrs Cliadwic at twenty ill. a
taint dollars pending trial.
Long Deadlock
(By Swipe News Aaaooiation)
Jefferson City Mo. Jan. 19 Tn
ball 4 in Joint convention today re
suited in Neidiiogbaus renewing 8i
Oookrell 81, Petijoho S, Kerens 6 It
is believed that tbe deadlock will be s
long one.
AtOlympia
By Bcripps News Aaaooiation
Olyrnpi Jan 19 The democrats
switched today from forcer to A J
Blethen of Seattle Foster got 44;
Piles 33, Sweeney 24, Jones 8 Wilson
16; Niccessary to eleet 69.
It is claimed that Judge Eakin has
too much io do and is too far behind
witii bis work. But to a frequenter of
pensions of tbe oircuii court it is quite
evident that tbe biggest job te judge
baa is prodding up tbe attorneys nd
com; elling them to go ahead with
their cases. If the bar would t aw
prompt in advanoing their oases as tbe
judge is in bearing them, tbe much
Hiked of necessity o' a division of this
judicial distric would be unheard of.
Baker City Herald.
Misx Lillian McOaII has peen elected
senetsryof the l.yh Tvesdsy Muticale
infill tbe vrcancy caused b the re
signation of Mrs F. B.Curry.
Mr. A W. nt' head of Hood River is
v mg in the oity for a 'ew dsys.
Mr. W.A. Worstell left tbe oity
th s forenoon (or visit of a few days
to Hot Lake.
Mr. 0. A. Staples of Uilgard was in
the city yaeterdny attending to some
buisness matter
Mr W. H. Busaard, tbe lineman,
left this morning for Union where be
has been called to do some work on
tbe lines at tbat place.
Musicale Entertainment
Tbe members of the La Grande
Concert Band and some ol their
friends met last evening and organis
ed a minstrel entertainment to come
off sometime in tbe near future
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I ROCK SPRINGS COAL
For the best and whitest bread use Jer
sey Cream Flour.
.Two Cars just received. Come around
to our office in Slater Building and see
how it burns or call phone 1801 and we
wilt tell you all about it.
Grande Ronde Cash Company
Press Lewis and S. D. Crowe.
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Make Money by Saving It
The past 8eaaon has be en un exceptionally good no with us aud our stock is consequently broken in some
lines. However we stiill httve lots of good ihiugs left, and to show our appreciation of the lioeral patronage
with which the public has favored us, we are now offering what i. left of seasonable goods at from
Twenty-five to Fifty per cent Less than Regular Prices
EVERYBODY 8AYS we sell goods cheap and a cut in our prioe., therefore, mean, .omethine. IT ME NS
A BIG SAVING TO YOU if you need the good..
Come and See Bargains in all Departments
The Golden Rule Company
1308-1310-1 S12 Arlftma'AvAnno
f. Largest Store ' Smallest Prices
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