SHINGLES
I can famish 70a any quantity. They are extra'Star-A-
Star and first class. Try them, jost received a
car of doors, windows and screen doors, let ns figare
with you, quality guaranteed. Iam showing a fine
assortment of fishing tackle, the kind that catches the
fish, try them. Do not forget about our bee supplies.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
Hardwaie and sporting Goods.
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Nooneoan afford to miss hearing
Isotorer Search tonight. Those who
were present lut night were delighted
What Grand Bond Talley needa It
mora paopla Ilka Hear? Bluehart who
divide thair larga tarma Into small
tract.
10a BDDjaoi or free ion w gearob's
lectare tonight, whloh Ibeglne at 8
o'clock In tha Presbyterian choroh, la
"Maaie In tha Fatherland."
Henry Blnahart la op from hla farm,
By referring to hla ad 700 will , notice
that ha Is die Idlng hit larga farm ap
Into small traota and offering It for
aale, whloh la a itep la tha right
dircotlon.
Hualness la reported by all the bosl
sees men aa greatly Improved daring
the part week. In faot all report that
the volnma of business la mooh great
ar than for corresponding periods laat
jeer.
The general conference of tha Seven
Day Adveutlata la In session In Wash
ington and will continue to the close
of the month, representing 81 original
oonferanoaa besides many mission
fields, Elder A O Daniels, , presiding.
Those In attendance from this section
are A J Brud and Prof. L J Kay, ol
tba Advent college
, WAITING FOR THE WAITER
la aomethlng that never happens la
our restaurant. We know that prompt
r servioa conduces to good temper, and
good temper Increases the appreciation
of tha viands, .
WE WANT YOU
To enjoy what yon eat In oar plaoe.
There la nothing we will not do to
make your enjoymnt perfect. It's
plain business with us. For where
yon have enjoyed a meat ao much you
will oertainly come again. Gome and
see bow mooh we will do to innke yonr
Bret vleit enjoyable.
M ODE L
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIOHT
We pan weekly Heal ,
Hare yoa parohased your tickets for
tha leotnre tonight?
Mr. B T Schlener, of Joseph, arrived
In the eity yesterday afternoon.
II r. and Mrs. David Bevertdge have
moved to Perry for the summer.
David Ellsworth la down from Camp
Cm-son for a few days reat.
Mra Fred Kiddle, of Island City,
left this morning for a ahort visit to
friends In Baker City.
No, that strange noise you heard
ia not tha ferry boat, bat the whistle
of one of the new engines just received.
Mr. Robert McAaley, of Baker, ar
rived in tha city this forenoon on a
short business visit, lie will return
home this evening.
Mr, M L Causey, the real estate
man, left yesterday on a whort trip on
business down the Elgin branch, and
returned home yesterday afternoon.
J B .Eddy, one of the former, well
known newspaper men of the state bnt
now claim adjuster of the O R St N Co.,
arrived In the city yesterday.
Ex-governor McConuoll, of Idaho,
pasaed through on thia morning's train
from his home In Moscow, euroute to
Denver, to Investigate a new process of
treating ore
Mr U K Armstrong and wife, of
Billings, Mont., are in the city on
business. They went to the moun
tains this forenoon to look after a tlm.
ber olalm belonging to them.
On next 8unday the German Luther
ans will dedicate their new cbnrch .
The services will commence at 10 o'-
olock. Ministers from Portland and
Walla Walla will assist.
General Passenger Agent A L Orals,
who has been at thia end of the road
on business, hooked bis special on to
No 1 thia morning and returnsd to
Portland.
Kev. PUroBohopp, from Spokane,
and Rev. J F Oertel, from Walla Walla
will be la thia city Sunday, and each
will preach at tha Lutheran church on
that day.
Mr. Cbrlstoflerson states that the
spring harness traie la opening up
much earlier than last season, as he
naa already sold over twenty sets of
buggy harness. He la makiag a special
sale on saddles.
The Chicago store is putting in
number of fine glass show cans, sixty
feet In all. They were made in this
oityby the Stoddard Lumber Co
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wuion goes to snow tnai mere le no
necessity In sending away for this class
of workmanship
Judge M A Harrison left this fore
noon for Hot Lake, where he goea to
see about soma work that ia to be
lone at the railroad crossing. The
railroad company have agreed to tar
nish the gravel, and the county will
have the work done.
The funeral of Mrs 0 NLesls wboi
died yesterday in Hilgard, will bo bold
in this eity from 81 P:ers church
8undsy at 3 o'clock.
School Superintendent E E Bragg
left thia forenoon for a short business
visit to Cove.
Mr. George W Hebbard, of Billings,
Moat., is lathe city looking after soma
business interests in thia county.
Mra. Tatum of PendWton, who la
guest of Mr. and Mra. A A Bobarta,
and Mlsa Bertha Matlock, visited Hot
Laka today.
There will be a meeting of Import
ance Saturday nlht of Yellow Uawk
Tribe No. 23 Improved Order of Bed
men. Members are requested to be
present. By order of Grand Bacham.
MrNels Holverson, of Hilgard,
came down this morning for a short
visit in the eity.
B A Worthlngton General manager
of the O B & N and Industrial agent B
C Jndson paaaed through thia morning
enroate to Chicago
Mra Laughlin, who has been visiting
together with Mrs Brooks In California
during the winter, la now In Portland
and is expected to arrive homo to
morrow morning.
Advices to trionda In this oity from
the Good Samaritan hospital In Port
land state that Mra. A V Oliver who
underwent an operation, ia doing nice
ly and her permanent recovery la ex.
peoted.
Mra. 8 L Brooks, who has been
spending the winter at Los Angelea,
Oat . rtnpnm1 hnm tM a fnvanAAn. Mh
reports having spent a delightful win
.naVsaW. sBBajBjaisxyjkBBnal JSBa. Mp rB1,Bew tl r Tf'
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WALKS
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ARE CHEAPER THAN PLANKS
Not right at first perhaps, but ia the long run besides they give your property and city
a better appearance. . Yoa will not have trouble with your walks aftar we pat them in no '
more repairs will ever be needed. . '
Give Us Your . Order Now
Tb kt 0
$4.50
tet, but Is glad to be btok In the
beautiful Grande Rondo onoe more.
Marshal Rayburn early this forenoon
quarantined, the borne of Mr. and Mra.
Edmund Bobinaon, one of their little
girls having the diphtheria This ia
the only new oase reported daring the
past two days and all other oaaea are
reported aa rapidly Improving. '
Sheriff C 0 Pennington baa returned
from Salem, where he has been to
escort Mr Woodson Gray to the penin
tentlary Mr Gray haa been
sentenoed to seven years for tba kill
ing of Arohle Ualgarth. about a year
The La Giande Marble Worka has
just completed a very fine monument
lor pattiee in Weston. Mr Davla says
that bis business is rapidly growing,
and that orders are coming in from
all parte of Pastern Oregon. Yester
day he completed t e stone coping
tor the grave of J M MoWhirter
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THE BUSINESS DISTRICT
We will pat down your walks right and at right
, prioea. Wa will take bankable paper doe August 1,
1908, without Interest, for oar pay. Tola takes yoa
up to the time limit on yoar walk and your property
geta the benefit by putting It in now.
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THE RESIDENCE DISTRICT
Ve will pat down 6 toot cement walk for
15 cents
per square foot. Thia walk to be 3 Inches thick
and to contain the same proportions of cement as In
tha business sections. Narrow walka within the yard
will come a little higher per foot.
Let as give you a price on what yoo have to do in the sidewalk line. You have our
Eersonal guarantee to replace any part of your' walk that cracks within a year, and we will
e here in La Grande next year. A postal card, or telephone to the Sommer House will
have a representative call on you,
Baal
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MONEY SAVERS
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HOUSE
CLEAHIHti
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The First bright Days of Spring remind the housewife of the ever recurring season when the home must be
renovated and brightened up for the summer. There are always some new things in house furnishings
needed for this, and some expense must be incurred,
Will B King, who was one of the
prime movers In 1 fusing the Populist
and Democratic parties, with the idea
of atepplng Into the gubernatorial
chair of thia atate, passed through on
tha morning train for hla home in
Ontario. It ia needless to say he never
realixed bis political ambitious.
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass sseds. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
H.OLiyER
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
The
Golden
Rule Co.
As usual have some EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in these
lines and CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
Curtain swiss, per yard
Nottingham Lace Curtains, per pair
Ruffled
it
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Panel Curtains, each
Bed Spreads, each
Mosquito Net, per bolt
10c to 45c
60c to $2.50
75c to $2.15
$1.65 to $4.75
50c to 75c
85c to $2.50
56"c
Table Oil Cloth, per yard 20c
Window 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
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
130--13JO-1312 Adams Ave ne
Largest Store Smallest Prices
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