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CLOTHING
CLOTH
IS WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS NOW AND
ING
IS WMAT WE HAVE
All the new things, as well as staples in MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS' and CHILDREN'S,
cut as it should be, made to fit, sewed with regard to wear rather than cheapness.
Not the lowest priced you can buy, but absolutely THE BEST that can be bought at
the price. .''''' ."'K -r- 1 ...
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Boys'.Suits, V
Men's Suits,
V, A strong line at
$1.50 to $5.00
$5.00, $8.50
- $10.00
and some swell thing at $13.50 and up
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
- . i , , ; 1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenue - . . ,'
Largest Store- Smallest Prices
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I cpa Lccal Itsin L;
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Watch (hit ipace (or Suii
wirnm
EERomij ,S35
W F Allison the 525
Suit tut Saturday
Two drawing on Sat
JunlOj
THEY HAVE ARRIVED
A 1rLMinmenk of tue iuat,v celebrated CAR
llARTT BRAND of men's worging clothing. Made in
an honorable way for honorable men. We have
secured the sole agency for these gooda for thii section
and invite yoar inspection.
AX.. DBEWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
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Thursday's Game
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Sc(i6nd hand Goods
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
and we will call.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
The following Is a portion of the
line up ol the home team of Hobo1!
which will play tLe riaifori Thursdiv
afternoon. The public la assured tbat
a full nine innings will be palled off
and in addition to the following there
will be a number of substitutes! The
apecial train bringing the bakerltee
will arrive just after noon. If an of
the attenanta think thaw have not got
their moneys worth It will be cheer
fully retained.
Joe Crr, Mtnima'i Pet
Jim JIarphy, Pride of La Grande
K Buckley. La Urando 811m
Clare Sorlber, Mountain Kid '
T Mytlnger, Arkanaaa Slim
Chaa Dann, Weary Bill .- ,
Lnte Dann. Wyomins Kid
Tim Garrity, Village Blacksmith - I
J H Uldwell, Pride of Ieland City
A Banter. Mountain Kid
0 Crawford, Loary Bill ,
Chan MeKeonon, Slaay Allen
John Donnelly, Hired Qirl
F R Swaney, Bwaney the Crook
ur Bacon, Baiter Brown j '
Mr Berg, 8ia Johnson
J Dordon, Billy the Mag
KMl.lark. Idaho Kid ,
A B Haelet, Professor '
Will Church, Billy the Fat ,
M U Klrtlsy, Missouri Ike
Pete Tilson, Moantaln Pete
Jay VaoBuren, Slay Loftai
Elk's Attention .
All Elka are reqaeated to rneet at
their hall Thursday afternoon at 3
o'olock. In fall aliform. i-
Mlae Mollie Proebeul to vlaiting
mends In Baker City.
3 A Veltbaos va a Baket City visit
yeeterday. ..
Misa Mary Eeed left last night for
rorunnd w&ere abe expects to remain
daring the sammer. -
Foster Day and family, who reside
in rroitdale. are Ukina in the exooal
tlon. ' .... --r
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Coach left but
rening for Portland.
Mrs. 8 8 Landis and son' Bonnie, of
Uaker City, are In , the uity and are
goetts of Mr. and Mrs. J K Wright
Mr W T Cross ret imed this morn.
log from Portland where he has ban
to deliver a oar load .of h gs.
Mr PL btorr. saierintendent of
bridges for the O B A N. Is in the
city tod 17 on badness.. .
Bev Father Whrte left veiterdmv
morning for Joseph where he will re
mala a few days,
' Mr and Mrs W S Waters, of Neb.
raaka, are in the city the gueat of Mr
and Mrs T 8 Barrl :
Prof Hendricka. aold a hndnmi
plaoo yeeterday to F A Day. neat Moai
Chappie.
Mr William Grant, naleateta ent
left thie forenoon for Wallowa ooatiti
tobe gone for a week ortwo on
bosfnees.
' Jt was only a fsw "weeks ago that
we dispatches from the Atlantic coaat
recorded death by freezing, now , the
papers are fall of prostrations by Leat
' Tonight Is the regular weekly Com
merolal Clob, Mem here should rem-
ember tbenlgt t has; been changed
from Tneeday to Friday night
Maoager Al Helaner met with an
accident this morning whloh will
oaaae him to, take a much ueeded lay
off for several day.. While stepping
lnroawgonhe slipped and fell back
ward badly spraining b is left ankle.
. The La Grande Investment Co is
eraotlng a large buildinc, which when
ot.mdleted will be utilised br Meg-
dames Joel and (Joodmnn honnltfti
These ladies are professional nurses
and will oertainly fill a long felt want
In this eity The location le a aiahtlv
one, being at the weat end of Adamr
avenne; '
Mr. A W Harper, a brother of (r E
Bart er of the Blue Moantaln Cream.
ory, arrived in this city last evening.
Mr. Harper Is accompanied br his wife
aud it la altogether likely that he will
locate here and engage in basinets in
this city.' He is a thorongh business
man and should he decide to make this
place his borne. La Grai de will have
secured a gentleman well worthy of a
cordial reception and support. ' , ;
Remember the buaineti mens meet
ing ol the Commercial Club tonight.
Mrs Hattie 'Hayes, of John Day
a Jelegite to the grands lodge of
Eastern Star stopped over this morn
ing on her return and is a guest' of
Mr and Mn Gaorge H Currey. She
baa many friends in this city being a
former resident of this oity an J a
student of the Blue Mountain Univer
eity. 8be was formerly Miss Hattie
Hays.
i BOYS'. WAGONS ;
I hrve the roller bearing kind that run like a bicycle.
Different sizes to sehct from and prices in proportion .
If jrou see 'heu you will vant one.
If your oKi garden hose is worn pai let me send yoa a
new one. I also have a few lawn mowers left. They
are the ball bearing, run-easy kind. Try one. -
Do not forget about those bee hives and hammocks .
MRS. T. N. lBiPEYp
- Builders' Hardware and Crockery.
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car; Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass saeda. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
- JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
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PROPER PLACE
To bring yoar laJy
friend or yoar wife
and family to ' secure
the best refreshments
is
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IS FT nR P'Q
CANDY STORE
The best candy '
The best Ice Cream .
The beat eqopped candy
:.;;K.i.'i '"?.'.' "tore' !:v;;:;v
The best Soda Fountain
in Eastern Oregon
Resumes His Duties
(By Scrlpps News Association
Washington, Jane '20. 8eojr Hay,
who returned to aahington last night,
was at his desk In the state department
today and attended to a large oorrea
pondonce. , He expects to leevo short
ly for his home in New Hampshire
ARE SELECTING
THE COMMISSION
(By Scripps News Association) . '
Tokio June 20 A series of ' confer
ences of the Elder Statesman cabinet
have been held to consider the peace
conditions and the eeleotioo of pleni-
potenliarie. It ia believed tbat the
peaoe commission will be cotpletd
in time to aail on the Empress of
India, June 30th, from Yokahama
for Vancouver. It is expected that
the party wilt number a dozen mem
bers. In the meantime, military ac
tivities will con tinne, and importent
developments are expected ehorily in
vsrioua directions. 1,)
Serious Accident
Last svsning while Nels Holverson
was ssylng roodbv to some friends at
Hilgard, he was atmok by the weet
bound passenger train and knocked
aenseless. He wss taken to the Case
hotel and east bonnd passenger train
No. 2 brongbt him to thie city where
bis wounds were dressed, and this
morning be Is resting eomi entirely
easy and is able to be npon the streets.
Conductor Hurt '
. MM.MMMC UUI.
enson was anlooding way freight at
Pleasant ViUey, a heavy timber which
be was assisting the train crew to take
from the oar, slipped and struck him
on the right leg seriously bruised and
crashed the muscles Mr. Dio season
has that Jovial disposition which en
ables him to always see the bright side
of lire and he smilingly ssys "It's all
right. It might have been much worse.
Might have got I oth lege, yoa know."
Married
WELSH-UARRIS-In this city on
Jnne 19, 1935, at the Baptist oha.ub,
, Mr. Albert 8 Welsh and Miss' ( live
Q Harris. Bev. J Kraaklid Day per
forming the ceremony. The newly
married oouple left latt evening for
MaiUburg, Washington. f
WHFNot Resign '
Soripps News Association ' " -Washington
June 20 Tha report
that chief engineer Wallsoe of the
Panama canal commission intends to
resign apin bis arrival here is denied
on all sides today. It is said that
Wallace is coming to attend the meet
ing of the commiiMion on July l
Anvdst Pleasant Surroundings
aud lu he heart of the business sect
ion of tha city le our restaurant locat
ed. Here the business men and ladlea
oaa partake of good wholesome food.
Our cookery Is of the beet, and the
esrvloe quick, nest and courteous.
Our Bill Of Fare
com prises many appetising dishes, and
is cnangca aaiiy, aoina! you'll have a
variety of food in them
Variatv at fnnda tmniim in matr n
snthaslaatie with onr meals, and ia
really neoeesary to proper health
The same food over and over ecsin
makeo oa 'tired of eating' Call at
onr restaurant aid test the merits of
ear dishes. .
M ODE L
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPIN,DAY AND NIGHT
We ee.i weekly Meal . - A
Ttcksts Cash J4.50
. Acute Rheumatism
Deen tearinir or rannhlnv nalna
cocaasloned by getting wet through,
worse when at rest, or on first moving
the limbs and In cold or dsmp weath
er, ia oared qoloklv by Bellerb's Snow
i,inimni. uscar uieeon, uibson City
Illinois. Feb in. 1902- A impuo I
wae troabled with a pain in my bank.
It soon got so bad I could not bend
over. One bottle of Ballard a Bnow
Liniute. t cured me " 26c CO. 11.00.
.Ipgpiii&jiJilE
WE BUY
Doors Sash, Shingles 'and 1
Lumber ;
Id large quantities direct from factories and mills
at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the
lowest price, we get the best goods, and can afford
to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giv
ing our customers the benefit of wholesale prices
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
!OEZSSiJlIs,,73lE
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WANTEE-One cheap gentle horse
and a twe-wbseled rait. Apply to
OUowlen-a Hall. - J-j, t
HOOD RIVER
STRAWBERRIES
Received daily.
Fresh vegetables
Every Morning.
If yoa era troubled with indigestion
constipation, sour stomach,' or any
othof pain." BolllaterV Roekv Monn
sin Tea will make yoa wrll aud J keep
Cclica Goa Cofift
Do Mot grind too fine, as
pulvtriied cefTcc has an ca
rt rely different flavor from
the same coffee granulated.
J. A.roLorjt bx co.
, leaarte eJVUo Ctfee
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
O. RALSTON, IVod.
yoa well. 3&centeTea or Tablets.
Fewltn Drug Co. 1