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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1905)
SNAPS : On til hinds of new and Second Hand Goods. ; Remember we want your second hand goods Remember we stretch bed springs Remember we do upholstering Remember we do house moxing Remember we pay cub. Remember we sell cheap Remember we do tr&nsfering . ' Remember we have a large stock Remember we sell wood . Remember we repair bicycles . Remember we sell bioycles , Remember we are all right. - -- r-- rM,; ----- r--. --- - - '"jZtJZS ', 091 -a ; SNAPS The La . Grande Pawnbrokers Comer Fir and Adams Rsmember ws aUU buy end sU all kinds m, f f Second Hud cooitjt jt jt jt 'Phone 1581 do 1NCEDA BISCUIT We have them Nabisco Wafers in Five Flavors Lemon . Vanilla Mint Chocolate. ' Orange , ' .' " : V " x-- i ,-. ; , . , ; ' IVB O'CLOCK TEA SOCIAL TEA ' Ramona '",""ly. .Zweibaoh f; Champagne Wafbrs "J Graham Crackera, : Oatmeal Crackers ..i j Feetino Almonds ; Saratoga Flakes BAKER B OS. ''Adam4ri;'; Phohe 1101 "(:- SEED GR AIN OATS, ,WECl2A.T, Bfuesteam and Club BEARDLESS BARLEY BLUE BARLEY, ' MILLEEED I Baled Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy Hay I COAL and WOOD ! Grande Rondc Cash Company, freBs Lewis . Dean Crowe Phone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue ! ' W as NEW SPRING SUITINGS to,S50 JOIN THE CLUB AND GET ONE FOR $1.00 1 - ' i Watch thto ipse for Suit . winnet V M Soretuon woh the'$35 and OiarHopper the $25 Suit Ust Saturday Two drawings on Sat, . April 8. A.L. AN DREWS HABERDASHER AND TAILOR - ; SEEDS SEEDS Just recetveda Car Load of Alfalfa Seed -t ' : Wis , Red , Clover, Timothy, Red Top." All k!n of Graas seeds. Bulk Garden Se0(1 Bald Biarley uye heBl Qd 0ala - ", i. . ' . i w .. ' - ' . r . v , ' , JEFFERSON AVE. PHONE 1571. ssansBstasBf nariaecesi e Ullt I29GAL : ITEMS 4 i In j ii.. - uiuut viHitor Mxiaj, Jadga Eikla and dmlly are now oo capytog their new bom on P street. lira. Jamot Swart U in the oity to day vbiting her parenU, Mr and Mr a. F iloluee. Mr. EonenthaVol Spokane, ia icit iDg hia . motber-in law Mra. Uertha Pommer . , , -t The aerviora at the Baptist charoh haw ben changed from 7:30 to 7:45 each evening. - TheWCTU will meat Thnmrf.. afternoon at the ' borne of Mrs M.r Aldrich. TheLa-iieaitidSooietrof the M E obarch met this afternoon at the home of Mra. Aldribh. Most have money Forced Co sell tor bat they will brins. 2:30 and 7:3(1 Hewitt's jewelry. ' Yoa can save money by athmdlnir the auction aale at Hewitts. 2:Sn mi 70 dally. Sale room in Haworth boildinr. ' David Bay and family have into their new borne which . ther n- cent! y purchased of A P Davis on Jefferson Aveone. .. i Work la coming In so rapidly at the La Grande Iron Works that Mr Fitz gerald will pat on a night force and ran the works both day and night. Dr. A E Braden, formerly of this city, who baa . been takina a . menial coarse in one of the pastern colleges, pasaea tnroagn the city this morning enroate to his home la Walla Walla. He wae accompanied by his wife.' Scott A Kuha commenced this morn ing on the cement walk which th constructing around the La Grande National Bask building. It will not be loug ontil cement aide walks m not be the exception along Adams and uepot streets. Geo. Krelger li preparing to start bis brlok ' yard and In a . few days another payroll of between thirty ami forty men will be a regular thing on- tu me enow flies again In the fall. Mr Kreiger expects to make about 2 mv. 000 brick this season. He Is prepar Ing for a.k extensive building aeaaon. ; W fi Mosbr and G W Donnelly yit- ed Pendleton yesterday. Mr Hal Crandall retarned today from Sampter and vacinity where he baa beea spending the greater part of the winter. ' - , The 1905 Wbist Club will meet to morrow afternoon at two o'clock at ike borne of Mrs Ed Thomas. . . Mr P L Story, the O R A R Super, inteodent ol bridges ia in the. oity on oueiness. Remember the social to be given this evening at tbe residence of Mr and Mrs Go L Cleaver. The railroad section men near Huron bad an 'unuauj experience with three black bear the other day. With the asaistanoe of a pug dog which proved to be game to the very last, they treed three two. of which were toon dispatched, one got away. - j FishLig Season is Here ; I have a nice assortment of fishing tackle of all kinds Poles, Scents to $10.00. . Other articles in proportion. I HAVE THE FLY HOOKS THAT - " CATCH THE FISH. Trr them when .yon want to make a good eatch. MRS. : T. N. MURPHY, " HARDWARE, CROCKERY ETC. ' ft s I Woodmen Convention The county convention of the Mod ern Woodmen of America is now in session In this oity. Tbe convention noniiata o dlntHi from all th camps in tbe rounty with the excep tion of the Union camp. The organis ation was perfected this morning, and la as follows: President, C T Colt of Summervllle lodge; gecretnry, V . B (Surrey, of La Grande camp. The fol lowing committees were appointed: Credentials: S R Haworth of La Grande, T G Wilsoa of Cove, and John Hall of L Grande. Committee -on Resolutions: J U Rusaell of Island City, S R Haworth of La Grande, O H South of Big Creek, F. b Carrey of La .Grande, and C Joe 8tienheber of Perry. JOT Colt was elected delegate to the sUte convention which will meet in baker City and John Hall was elected alternate. .The convention fixed upon Island City as the next place Of meet ing. ..... : ; : .... ; This evening the delegates 'will be given an entertainment In which tbe Royal Neighbors will aaaiat. . . For the best and whitest bread use Jersey Queen Flour. Mr William Miller left tbis forenoon for a abort business trip to North rowoer. , . - ... Mr Mose'Myer. of Portland, after spending a few days in the city on business, left lor Baker Oity today -. Mr M F.Dean., oqe of Cove's most prosperous farmers wss in La Grande Tuesday., transacting- bORiness.' Mr Dan belongs to that o'ass of farmers who always hkva something to sell when tbe market Is right Bsrny Spar'row bss 'returned from Durkee wbeie b- bad charge , of' tbe paoking of two csr. loads of apples for the Orbgou Produce Cp. Una of the oars was shipped to Ogden and the other waa billed to : Poca telle where Mr Gust is. ; t.-; Rev E B Hays, of the Presbyterian church and his wifleft this foreooon for Pendlaton, where Rev Hays will deliver two address' at the 'Christian Endeavor Convention, the principal address being made bf him Friday bight. While on this trip,' he and bis wife wi'l make a , abort vint' to Weston, returulng borne Saturday. . Attorney E W Bartlett was In Baker City yesterday on business. y ' Jersey ; Cream Patent Flour. Every sack guaranteed by Romi cc Maples. , . I I ' .- W7 . IMS. IT IS VERY PLEASANT For ladiea here. ' Tables are set aside especially for their nee. Their favorite dishes are cooked just to their liking. Courteous und attentive waiters receive and fill their orders. AT THE MODEL RESTAURANT everyone feels at home.. The variety of the bill of fare permits of a pleasing oho.ee' and the food, the cooking, the. service and tbe prices give pet fe;-t satisfaction. MODEL RESTAURANT . J,A. AHBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We ee'il eetkly Meal Ttokate V.nob S4.50 YOU CAN GET IT I That is the Whole Story; in a;;Nu Shell And Expresses more thaii we could tell ;ym in a Whole T2 of adyertisjne:., :Hovftver, there are a lew srec al things we would like to call your attention " to -just now In our Dry Goods Department A great line of Lace and Net Cur tains, - per pair 75c to $475 A great line of Table Linens, per yard- 37Jc to $1.25. A great line of Towels per pair 10c to 75c A gieat line of Table Oil Cloth per yard 20c A great line of Piece Goods i per yard 5c to $1.25 A great line of Tailored Skirts each r $1.45-to $8.50 A great line of Shirt Waists each 35c to $450 A great lire of Trimmed Hats . ; ; x- $2.75 to $6.50 A GREAT LINE OP EVERYTHING In our Men's Department A great line of Shifts each 33c to $1.75 A great line of Shoes : per pair $1 50 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 ot Ties 10c to $1.00 A great line of Trunks and Suit " Cases i , each 35c to $12.50 A great line 'of Boys' Suits : ; 75c to $475 A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING In our Hardware' and Grockery Department A great line of Dinner Sets ' frcm a A7 oiece set at 1 AX . a . . .... f rew v to a 73 piece Set at t 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 i f 25c to $3 00 i A great line of Lawn Mowers i .. : : ' $4.00 to $9.00 jj A great line of Paint . Brushes j ii 5c to $1.45 A great line of Toilet Soaps 6 Bars for 25c A GREAT LINE OF EVERYTHING I THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,'. 'lOno nn oa a 3 a . est Store 1 Smnnf TJi-.: Lars; j i ' 'Hi f! v I' I 1 5 V--. 1 1, : -j s- mjc
