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SNAPS
SNAPS
On ill Kinds of new and Second Hand Goods.
Remember we want your eeconJ hand goods
Remember we stretch bed springs
Remember we do upholstering '
Remember we do bou6e moving '
; Remember we pay cash ' ' '
Remember we sell cheap ; "
Remember we do traosfering
Remember we have a large stock
Remember we sell wood
Remember we repair bicycles' .
Remember we sell bicycles . , - ,
, Remember we are all right.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
Remember we still buy and sell all kind .,.
'I Second Hand Good.jl . . j . Ji s Phone 1581
o NCEDA BISCUIT
We have them ' -
Ftabisco Wafers in Five Flavors
Lemon Vanilla Mint Chocolate Orange
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA SOCIAL TEA
Ramona . Zweibach Cham
Graham Crackers Oatmeal Crackers
Festino Almonds Saratoga Flakes
BAKER BROS.
Adams Avenue Phone 1101
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SEED GRAIN
OATS,
WHEAT, Bfuesteam and Club
BEARDLESS BARLEY
BLUE BARLEY,
MILLEEED
$ Baled Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy Hay
COAL and WOOD
j Gra.ide Roide Cash Company,
Press Lewis Dean Crowe
Pkone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenuo
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NEW SPRING
SUITINGS
$11 to oO
N THE CLUB AND GET ONE FOR $1.00
Watch this ipacc for Suii
winne.1
John Biever won the $35
and G M Curtice the $25
Suit lost Saturday
Two drawings on Sat.
April 1.
A.L ANDRE W S
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SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, R1 Top. All
kinds of G.rasa sseds. Hoik Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
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I22GAL ITEMS
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rmoon league win speak at the Baptist'
onnren tomorrow (r rida) evening at
7:30. Thia meeting; la preliminary to
the n eetiuga to ba held by bimtelf
and Dr.. Tu'ts in the various rhnrrhAi
Sunday. . , ; ' I
McKenoon & Leadbetter and Bock &
Thomas have 400 bead of cattle on the
bead waters of Five Point creek . Aa
the anow ia reported to be 10 inchea
dr in that vicinity, tber are afraid
tbeT II1BT tn hrlnnlm .. I
Mr Will Aahoraft and Mr James
Wodukow, who hare been to Twin
Falls, Ida'io, returned to La ' Grande
thia morninu, but left , on the . Elgin
Draucb tor I in bier, both of the gentle
men seem well pleaied with the coun
try eurrounrtlLg Twin Falla, and state
thi-t they will return there to loc-vte
permanently in tbe course of two weeks
The Epworth league Of Island City
will give a myetery tfa Friday evening
at the borne of Mra Ed Kiddle.
Special Service
March 31 will conclude the fifth mar
of O II King's atrvice in the Central
Church of Christ, and on Snnlv.
Anril 2. enocinl nrviea sill h
All members are aeked to be present
and all friends are cordially Invited.
&i me close or the morning service a
light lunch will be served in the
lecture room and at 2:30 p m, a meet
ing tor prayer, praise eto,, will be held.
Matters of interest ss to future work
will be considered nt thia meeting.
Central Church baa re son for r
joicing in view of the blessings of those
years, ana with the forces standi
loyallj it nether in Uliriat's service,
many good things are in store for he
oongrega'lon.
FOB KENT Five room house in good
locall'jn. Inquire of O Ralston at
Nebraska t'Bsh store tf
FOUND Iu thiijcity UhI nigbt an
umberella with silver mountings
snJ ailk covir, Ht the interarciton o!
Fourth and. P. streets. The lo ser
will osll for name of finder at this
office. '
Justus Wade is in the city from
Walla Walla.
Miss Mollie Hyde of Hillgsrd (a vis
iting in the city today. -
The presiding Eider . J D Gill an
spent yertsrday in Elgin.
Pendleton ia already talkiag about
celebrating the FonHh of July.
Mr French left this morning wiib a
load of supplies for the mines up tl e
river..
F 3 Stanley came op from Portland
Inst evening and is receiving the con
gratulations of his many friends.
"The Wicked Woman" tonight at
the opera bouse. Thia company will
be here lor three nights.
L T Harper, father of O E Harper
the well known creameryman, ia very
sick and there ia Utile hope of his re.
covery. Mr Harper ia seventy five years
of age and baa teen in poor health
for several years. -
M ia l.ula R Lorenz, until recently
was correspondent for different pipers
at thU point, will leave the Cots Sat
urday where ebe hag been with her
people for the past month, for Hot
Lake to assist in the office at that
place for some weeks.
U B Fowler the transfer man will
bc(in unloading tiie new ten thousand
pound iron planer for the La Grande
Iron Works tomorrow morning. This
great iron working machine will be
able to handle a peine of solid iron
tbir y six inches equtre and ten feet
long- .,
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I have i net received a car load of the best
BLACKSMITH COAL
Also a car of
EXTRi STAR A STAR SHINGLES
Can furuish you with any quantity
MRS. T. N. MURPHY, f
HARDWARE. CROCKERY ETC. I
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Card Of Thanks
We diwirs to return our sincere
thanks to the friends of the late Mrs
Hannah Chaplin , for the many acts
oi kindness and services they rendered
dining her sickness and death;
Mr and Mrs FA Wilcox
Mr and Mrs L Ward "
Mr and Mrs W L Arnold
and other relatives
J W 8totts returned to Union this
morning.
Press Lewis is in Union on bnsin si
t3day. ,
Mra Henry Striker returned this
morning from Portland.
A B Bailey, Food and Dairy com
missioner arrived in the city this
morning from Portland. .
Petitions are being eiroulated for u
local option election in June in Wasoo
Cuuui. Tula u iiie uiat move to bring
the looal option question before the
people in the sta e the coming June.
Lee Owsley killed a genuine possom
on bis farm north of the city. Ii is an
old fellow, so grey as to be almost
white. Julius Fisher secured the ani
mal and will hive it mounted. Several
years ago Mr MoKennon received five
posaoms from the east and they made
their escape one night and possibly
this may be one of them.
Mrs Fred Holmes, of Island City
who has been visiting in the city, re
turned borne this forenoon.
We were informed that forty acies
of what. Was formerly the Jup Rioe
bsrt farm near Alioel was sold this
week for 75 per acre. This is not
the forty with the residence and im
provements. If Hi is is correct, this is
the highest prioe ever paid for farm
ing land in the county
SHE ENJOYS a good meal or a dainty
supper just as much as you do. It
you don't believe it, justaek her to go
to dinner with you at the Model Res
taurant . ,
We take pride In serving everything
"just right," and any of our patrons
will tell you whether we give enough
or not. Try one of our regular 25o
dinners, served from 11 :30 to 2 p m .
MODE L
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY ANDjjNlOHT
We se.l weekly Meal ,
$4.50
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YOU CAN GET IT
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GOL1
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RULE
That is the Whole Story in a Nut Shell
And ICxpresss more than we could tell you- in a Whole
paero, of advertising ITowf-yer. there are a lew eroec al
thincra wejvouJxike to call your attention to just 'now
In our Hardware and
Crockery Department
In our Dry Goods Department
A great Hue of Lace aud Net Cur
tains, per pair 75c to $4-75
A great Hue of Table Linens,
per yard 37ic to $f.25
A great line of Towels
per pair !0c to 75c
A gi eat line of Table Oil Cloth
per yard 20c
A great Hue of Piece Goods
per yard 5c to $1.25
A great line of Tailored Skirts
each $1.45 to $8.50
A great line of Shirt Waists
each 35c to $4.50
A great lire of Trimmed Hats
$2.75 to $6.50
A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING
In our Men's Department
A great line of Shirts
each 33c to $1.75
A great line of Shoes
per pair $150 to $3.50
A great line of Men's Suits
$5.00 to $18.00
A great line of Pants $1.00 to $4.00
A great line of Hats 25c to $3.00
A great line oi Ties 10c to $1.00
A great line of Trunks" and Suit
Cases each 35c to $12.50
A great line of Boys' Suits
75c to $4J5
A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING
A great line of Dinner Sets
frcm a 47 piece set at $3.58
to a 73 piece set at 8.00
A great line of Glassware
per piece ' 5c to 50
A great line of Mirrors 20c to $8.00
A great line of Picture Frames
25c to $3 00
A great line of Lawn Mowers
$4.00 to $9.00
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A great line of Paint Brushes
5c to $1.45'
A great line of Toilet Soaps
6 Bars for 25c
A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenue
J-aro-est Store Smnllf d,-
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