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Fresh Vegetables and
Slrawberiies ,
Radishes - '
Spinach,
Asparagus
Cabbage
Green Peas
BAKER .
. Adams Avenue
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Who Has the Best
GflNBY
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Why the La Grande Drug Co., of course,
Agents for - F. F; - Haradon & Son's
FAMOUS CHOCOLATES
Also at Paul's Cigar Store. Ask Others for them
S E E D G-RA IN
OA.TS,
"WHEAT, Bluesteam and Club
BEARDLESS BARLEY
BLUE BARLEY,. : , t '
M1LLEEED
1 Ealed Alfalf Wild
COAL and
f Grarulc Rondc Gash Company,
- . Press Lewis , Dean Crowe
i Pkone 1801V . New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue
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THE CONQUEROR
' Gan give you 30 different
watch this space for Suit
winncs v
A. T, Hill Won the $35
J. Donnlcy won the $25
Suit last Saturday .
Two drawings on Sat.
May 6. -
A. L. A N DREWS
nABERDASnER
SEEDS
Jast received a Car
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. . All
v kinds of Grass ssefls. Bulk Garden
. r Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats -
Sl:0My BR
JEFFERSON AVE." PHONE 1571.
Fruit for Sunday
Hot Uoase Lettas ...
Green Onions
Rhubarb
New potatoes
BROS.
Phone 29
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WOOD
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styles in the latest
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SEEDS
Load of AlfaHa Seed
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j local Items ea ig
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Btaton, in tb WiUamatt Tall y. la
to have m $100,000 woolaa mill.
Albert Bt tu a yUitor from North
Porder yeaterday.
Mi(ea Ellon DmI and Jaunio French
war bandar via! ton in Pendleton.
Mr. 11 J Nelleon, otNibley, km la
the city today tranaaot bueineea before
the ooonty ooart.-- ' .
The La Grand and Bontlngton
baa ball teama will oroaa baU on - the
looal diamond next Sunday.
Mine Etta Lanadon,- of Weiaer,
Idaho, apent yeaterday in tbia city viait
ing relatives and friends. " '
Ex-enator Thrnaton of .Nebraaka
haa arrired in Portland to aasiat in the
defense of Senator Mitchell. , .
Next Sunday the evening aervioea In
the ohnrches will oommenoe at eight
o'clock aa la nana! daring the aammer
achedale. . ' ;
Mr E Bay Jonea o! thla city, left
tor Bampter, at whloh place he baa
accepted a poaition aa book keeper In
one of the big mining companiea.
' Mr George Moenkhoaae, of the Will
amette valley, who arrived in thla city
left tbia forenoon for North Powder."
The an pre me oourt meets in Pendle
ton today; One of the moat important
eaaea will be Umatilla va the OBsN
Co. Thla la the taxation case where
the aasesaor aaaeased the railroad track
at about SU,000 per mile.
Th Brandon wolen mill' la about
completed, ' Why not have a woolen
mill in La Grande? They aeem to be
money makers wherever located . on
thla coast and La Grande ie surrounded
on all aides by the raw material;
Hon E L Smith, of Hood River, an
expert In frait and fruit treea, and
considered on of the best authorities
on thla eubject in th state. Daaaed
through the city this morning enroute
to the experiment atatlon at Union.
About on hundred men are Dow em
ployed in ballasting and surfacing the
OBAN track between Baaer Cit
and North Powde . It ia estimated
that the work will require at least
three months to ocmpiete.
The First Bright Days of Spring remind the housewife of the ever recuirfng season when the home must be
renovated and brightened up for the saminer. There aro always some tew things in bouse furnishings
needed for this," and some expense must be incurred, " . ' '
l tie
As usual have some EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in these
lines and CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
Curtain &wiss, per yard
Nottingham Lace Curtains, per pair
Ruffled
Bobbinet
Panel Curtains, each
Bed Spreads, each
Mosquito Net, per bolt
THE
Lxtrgest Stpre
Th Ctmnty court meets Wedo
day of this week. ; . r
Another ear load of nofea waa receiv
ed today for the Grande Bonde Flectiic
Uompeny. ,' '' ,' ' .' - , r
Th La Grand Marble Works have
juat computed a very neat monament
for E Alberaon which haa bsen plaoed
over the giar of his daughter the
late Mr Sarah Blddl ' -
The Baptist church waa crowded
8unday afternoon to attend the funeral
services of the late J W Cowgn who
waa one oi ins well known and re
spected pioneer of tbia city.
Oacar Lund was over from the Cove
today to, complete the arrangements
whereby he and Mr M. Borkgren will
assume th ownership of th Cove
planing mill.' They . will make a
speciality of fruit boxea this year. .V
1 Rev A w Hartshorn, the well known
vangeliat who assisted in the special
meeting of the Methodir t church arriv
ed this morning from Idaho and will
be present at the district conference
which will be In session thla week.'
Quite a number of our people will
attend the picnic to be given at Echo,
The'male quartette of - the Mormon
church will be present. The fair for
the round trip ia only '14. ' Echo ia
making rapid growth,
Mr and Mrs Jerome of 5e York
are La Grande visitors today. , -
Wm French of North Dakota ia here
looking over the country.
Fifteen car toads of the government
exhibit for the Leais and Clark Fair
paeaqd through the city Sunday from
St Louis.., , .
Moses C Thompson haves - in the
morning for the mouth of the Grind
Bonde to visit with bia daughter Mrs
Hattie Stein. He expects to return in
July. .".-;.';'" ' ' "' ; -
: Frank Kalfee of Fort SVortb, Texss
is among those who are seeking to
better their condition and is looking
over Grande Bonde.
H W Dwight who recently sold his
Cathetine Creek farm was fa the city
today making out tba papers transferr
ing his interest in the plaoe to the new
purchaser. .
' Four of the six large new engiues
enroute; are expected to aiaive today.
Tbey will be larger than anything
now in service and that is saying a
good deal, for the present ones seem
to be full grown ; . -. ; ' -
MONEY
10c to 45c
60c to $2.50
.75c to $2.15
$1.65 to $4.75
50c to 75c
85c to $2.50
50c
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GOLDEN
120W3I0-1312
HOUS
Golden
THE WHITE IS KING
la doing a nice bueioees with the White
tewing machine. I can end one to you next
. Satisfaction ' - Guaranteed
1 also have a complete
supplies, garden hose",
pnd bicycle sundries:
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I",; Now is the time to spray yoar orchard. 1
have the sprayer that does the work.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
. .. .. -J-- -. Hardwate and sDortini Goods.
iiag!irigiqCTB5rMmEBcii5imTOimcmaic SSStamaSKta
Next Wednesday is the regular
monthly meeting of the oity council.
- J K Wright is in - Union 1'iday at
work ou the preparation of the Union
county exhibit. - , '.
Garret BlocklanJ was in the city
eirly this morning from his farm on
the river and stated that after making
a thorough examination he is of the
c pinion that the frcst did no injury to
the grain nor did he think the Iruit
was nipped. - ' . :
Mr F 8 Bramwell stated to an Ob
server representative today that this
week would end the beet planting. In
all 3900 acres will Lave been seeded,
an excess of 1200 acres more than any
previous season and that the company
now has 5000 acres in sight for next
year. Beet culture is just beg:niag to
he an industry in this valley. We
have demonstrated that this is a pro
l'.table vocation and from this time
on we will grow sugar beets. We did
quite well last year and each follow
ing year will see still greater increase.
Notice K. of P.
There will be initiation this evening
at the Court House. All members of
the team should be preeent. Prompt
ly at 8 p m. Wm Sargent, C O.
SAVERS
Rule
Table Oil Cloth, p.-r ) nrd 20c
Wiudow Shades, complete with fixtures 35c
Wire cloth, all widths, per foot 4c to 6
An entire new line of Glassware, beautiful patterns
Everything in Granitware and Cooking Utensels ....
Everything in Dishes -
RULE COMPANY,
Adams Avenue
stock of Bee Hives, bee
lawn mowers, bicycles
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IN THE COOKING
- That make most of ' the difference
between a good meal and and a poor
one; The best food will be spoiled by
poor cooking,. Wear to. prudent to
waste good vituala by poor cooking.
The patrons of our reeturant are very
particular people. If our dishea were
not properly cooked we would lose the
victuals and jplr patronage as welL
So you can always be aui of a first
class meal here. We cannot afford to
serve any other kind.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. We se4i webkly Meal ,
'$450
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