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On all kinds of netf and Second Hand Goods.
Remember we want your second hand goods
Remember we etretch bed springs
Remember we do upholstering
Remember we do house moving .''.'
t Remember we pay cash
Remember we sell cheap
Remember we do transfering
Remember we have a large stock
Remember we sell wood ' '
Remember we repair bicycles;- '.'
Remember we sell bioycles
Remember weare all right.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Comer Fir and Adams
Rsmember we still buy aad eel til kind trJ .mm
of Second Hud Good, j, jt j. 'PhOtoC J55J
do 1 NCEDA BISCUIT
:-; . We have them ,
N.-.bisco Wafers in Five Flavors
Lemon Vanilla Mint Chocolate Orange
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA ; SOCIAL TEA
Ramona Zweibach Champagne Wafers
Graham Crackers Oatmeal Crackers
Feslino Almonds Saratoga Flakes
BAKER BROS.
Adams Avenue Phone HOI
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SEED GRAIN !
OATS,
WHEAT, Bluesteam and Club
BEARDLESS BARLEY
BLUE BARLEY, '
MILLEEED
J Baled Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy Hay f
COAL and WOOD
Grande Rondc Cash Company, f
Tress Lewis Dean Crowe
Phone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue
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NEW SPRING
SUITINGS
14 to $50
JOIN THE CLUB AND GET ONE FOR $1.00
Waich this ipacc forSuii
winncs
John Biever won the $35
and CM Curtice the $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat.
April I.
A.L ANDREWS
'HABERDASHER AND TAILOR
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of ' Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Rei Top. All "
kinds of Qrasa aseds. Balk Qardeu
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
fi.y;ouyER
. JEFFERSON AVE. , PHONE U7L
LJ9GAL ITEMS
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Mr Roeenbaom spent Sunday with 1
friends In Unloq '
Frank Myrlck of the Cove waa a La
Grande visitor Saturday.
Special services will oommenoe nest
Sunday in tha Baptist oharcb. Bev.
Day will be assisted by Bar. Ueo. T
Ellis. .,-f
Get figures on a oement walk from
Manager O E Harper of the Cream
ery at this place returned Saturday
evening from Pendleton, where be has
been installing a branch plant of the
Blue Mountain Creamery Co,'
If you are a lover of Muslo. come to
the recital at tha Prsebyter Ian Church
tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3 p m and you
will be more than repaid for your
trouble.
Cft. L XT 1 v. . . i . i . i I
. Z . . 7 J The many Mends of John Bay will
put In abows defects for a year after lu. i. ,vfc i. .h..
w saswavu ww ivm a mmm mm sovMug
mm t v mm wwa uw m bvuniu ae mm
It is put down, they will replace It
their own expense
Theolty council ol Walla Walla la
about to commence a campaign In the
interest of a pure milk supply, and
Boise city is considering the propoel
Uon to pay their mayor a aaiary of
11000 per annum and the members of
the council for their services. Our
neighbors are growing.
Another big real estate deal hut
week waa the purchase by lion J II
Dobbin of the Harry Keif ranoh on
Lower Prairie creek: consideration
$11,200. This ranch of 320 aores Is in
excellent shape, all under cullvation
and haa good buildings business
men olalna Jit Bobbin haa Mnnnuf
very valuable ranoh at a moderat price
Joseph Herald.
Willis Moss, who purchased the
Neville place east of town last fall, ar
rived last Thursday afternoon with his
family and they have entered into the
full enjoyment of one of the Ones)
homes In the oounty. Mi a Moss ts de
lighted with her new location. This
wss her first visit to the county. The
people of . Wallowa gladly welcome
them -Wallowa Nswe
If yoa are thinking of a new aide-
walk In front if your lot, or around
your house, why not put It in of oe
ment Instead oi woodT The first cost
of a oement walk will be but little
mora than for plank and It will never
need repairing or replacing, at least
not during your life The cement
walk always looks good If you are
thinking of a walk at all, drop a card
to Soottft Kubn oare of Sommer hotel.
ana let tnem giro you figures. They
will rsplaoe any portion of the walk
that shows defect a year attar it is put
down.
now thought thst ho will soon be able
to again be up and around. Mr Bay
waa operated upon rlaturday and for a
time it was tboohgt he would not be
able to withstand tha shock.
flie funeral of tha late Mra Hannah
Chaplin waa held this afternoon at tha
Baptist Church, the 'Rev J Fmnkllu
Day ofliolating. The ehuroh waa fill
e1 with old time friends who -came to
pay me last respects to toe one
whom they had known for many years
She will long be remembered by
Dost oi irienas aa one wno was ever
ready to assist by word or deed those
who needed help most.
Lylc Tuesday Musicale
In order that the general public may
obtain some Idea of the real object of
the Ly la Tuesday Musicale, the ladies
have adopted tha plan of giving publio
recitals, charging a small admission
fee of 10 oenta. The following pro
gramme for tomorrow (Tuesday, March
28) haa been selected with the thought
of j leasing the public
Mandolin Club ......... . . . . . Selected
Piano Solo. .Second Mazurka.. Goddard
Carolyn (juimby
Vocal Solo.. The Singing In God'a Acre
Bracket!
Mra. Blchardson
(a -Lost Chord
ib Ban Fare..
Mra. Lyle
A Musical Recitation
Miss MoCall
Piano elolo. . . .Oberon ... .op
Mrs. WW Berry"
Vocal Solo.. A Dream of Paradise..
Hamilton Grey
Mrs. Laughliu
Mandolin Club Selected
I have just received a car load of the best
grade of . .
BLACKSMITH COAL
Also a car of
EXTRA STAR A STAR SHINGLES
' Can famish yoa with any quantity
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY ETC.
Organ Holo
.8ullivan
Lemmans
. . . . Banks
3l)..Dorn
Dr Riohardson led thia forenoon on
a professional visit to Elgin.
Mr Tom Eskln of Wallowa county
returned this mornisg from a business
vicit to Portland.
Mr George Fletcher who has been
in Portland for several days on busi
ness, returned io this city this fore
noon and will leave today foi his
home in Wallowa oounty.
No big cracks will be fonnd in the
cement wslks put down by Scott 4
Kuhn. Both members of the firm are
well known here and they agree to re
place any pieces tbst show such de
fee is. Drop them a card in care of
Bommer Hotel, or see Mr Soott Their
prices will be found rignU
Hon. Joseph Howell, United Btstei
Congressman from Utah , and his
wife arrived in this city yesterday on
a short visit to Mr J B Stoddard and
other friends st this plsoe. Mr Stod
dard is an eld oollega schoolmate and
ohum of the Congressman. Hincethe
adjournment of the legislature, Bepre
sentstive Howell and bis wife have
been on an extended tour through the
southern stales attending the Mardi
Gfaa at New Orleans, enroute. They
left this fqrenoon for Biker City at
which place the ill visit frien is for a
short time before returning to their
home In Utah.
A Good Dinner
will make its presence felt in pite of
all efforts to conceal It. The odors
from our kitchen would give any man
an appetite so delicious is the aroma
arising from the best of foods skill
fully cooked,
By Rights
we ought to charge extra for this, but
we ao not, oecause we know that once
a man has tasted our foods he will be
a steady eater at oui tables. And the
meat win leave nim some change in
his pocket, too.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY ANDNIGHT
We se.l weekly Mesl . A
Ticks Cssfi $4.50
YOU CAN GET IT
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GOLDEN RULE
That is the Whole Story in a Nut Shell
And Expresses more than we could tell you in a Whole
paee of advertising:. However, there are a lew srec al
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In our Dry Goods Department In our Men's Department In our Hardware and
A great litfe of Lace and Net Cur- A great line of Shirts Crockery Department
tains, per pair. 75c to $4-75 each 33c to $1.75 ,
; A great line of Dinner Sets
A great line of Table Linens, A great line of Shoes from a 47 piece set at $3.58
per yard 37ic to $1.25 per pair $1 50 to $3.50 to a 73 piece set at 8.00
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A great line of Towels A great line of Men's Suits A great line of Glassware
per pair 10c to 75c $5.00 to $18.00 . per piece 5c to 50
AglpSyd0fTaWe0il C1th 20c A great line of Pants $1.00 to $4-00 A great line of Mirrors 20c to $8.00
A great line g A great line of Hats 25c to $3.00 A great line of Pictnrn
A great line of Tailored Skirts A great line ot Ties 0c to $1.00 A great line of Lawn J
A great line of Shirt Waists A great line of Trunks and Suit A great line of Paint Brushes
each 35oto$4.50 Cases each 35c to $12.50 5c to $1.45
A great line of Trimmed Hats A great line of Boys' Suits A great line of Toilet Soaps
$2.75 to $6.50 ' 75c to, $4.75 6 Bars for 25c
A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
1308-1310-1312 Adama A venae
Largest Store
Smallest Price