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IS WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS NOW AND
LOTH NG
' IS WHAT WE HAVE '
AH 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. ' '
Boys' Suits, - - $1.50 to $5.00
Men's Suits, - - $5.00, $8.50
A strong line at - -. $10.00
and some swell thing at $13.50 and up
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
.' ' . ' 1308-131O-1312 Adams Avenue - "
Largest Store- Srmllest Prices
We do all kinds of Repair
Work and
mg
Watch this space for Suit
winners
RAnarrwd S35
Tom Short $25
'Suit tat Saturday
Two drawings on Sat
June 24
AL.' ANDREWS
. Haberdasher and Tailor
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Second hand Goods
Wanted
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
and we will call.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Mra E P MoDaolel and Mias Graee
McDaniel, of Baker City, arrived in La
Grande this morale g on a visit.
Mrs John Strlnsham and bar thraa
children left laat awning on No 5 to
Jfiin bar Husband, who realdea in Los
Angeles, California. .
Mr J T Williamson waa anions the
large crowd hat leit here this morning
to attend ibe Old Pioneers' reunion at
Union today. '
Mra W 8 Peters, of Jefferson. Iowa.
arrived in the city last evening on a
visit to tha families of . Win Allison
and Mr K E Kiddle. She la the mother
of Mra Allison aud Mrs Kiddle.
Mr and Mrs John Gowlth. of VUln.
expect to leave within few weeks for
Southern California In tha hope a
change will provo benefloial to Mia
Gowith's health. They have been rest
dents of this oonnty for the past 2-4
years and thia will be their first trip
since ooming here. They came from
southern Kansas hare and have made
them a comfortable home. .
"STr.W 0 Smith, who has been In
charge of the men at work on tha new
track fur the 0 R & N at Lime Siding,
four miles from Huntington, la inthe
city today. He states that the work is
now complete and ha la now anroute
to the Dallea with the horses and
implements to do some other work of
the same nature for the oompany at
mat place.
Strawberries for Sale
The strawberry crop will aoon U
ready, and those wishing Clark Seed
ling strawberries, phone 2154 or call
on u M Kiddle, May Park. June2i
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SEEDS SEEDS
Jast received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Bed Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass tsaa.- Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, 'tlye, Wheat and Oata
SMQLiyER
IEFFERSON AVB PHONE U7L
THE SORT
THAT WILL
PLEASE
That is the sort of groceries
Ve sell Our aim is to
nloQQA oil fvF nr. nf -
j We realize that iu ordet to
I An tV!s - ii i
mio wo ujubi, ecu oniy
First Quality Goods
We also ' know that our
prices most be right, and
that our service must be
correct. A child can do
the trading at our store
A trial order over the tele
phone will convince you.
We solicit your patronage.
North Fir Street
Mr Jake 8hark, of Elgin, arrived la
this city on a baalneea visit yesterday.
We are assured of extra fine alfalfa
crops thia year..
Mr and Mra Tbomaa Badge and
daughter. Miss 81d, went to Union to
day to enjoy tha pioneers' reonlon
Over; ninety axeonion tickets were
sold from the La Grande office for
Pioneers day.
Geo B Stoddard left th!e morning
for Baker City, expecting to be borne
tomorrow night.
Mrs Chas Noyes, bo bsa been at
tending tha fair for several daya ro
tor bed thie morning.
B V Etlllwell ' and John flagedan
enriched the city treasurer yesterday
to the extt-nd of 110 and IS respectiv
ely for Indulging In an alteration. ,
John Young ia looking tver the
territory across the river from Hood
River with a view of making that his
fatnre Lome . ..-
The question of street sprinkling is
one that will have to be met immedi
ately. '- There are several sides to (he
question but tha princidal one la to
raiae sufficient money to have it done
J E I'atemen, the well known timber
oruirer, left I hie moroing with bia
family for Canada where he expects to
make his future noma.
. Una Davis, Hugh McCall , and
Raich Revnolda rotnriuul thia mnmln.
from Corvallie where they have been
attending the argicultoral college.
f bey also spent eeveral daya at ttie
expcaitlon
Mr David E MoQinnia, who ha
been in oar city several daya noting
as a representative of nine of tha prin
cipal agricultural papers In tha Middle
West, left this morning for a business
visit to Flgln. :
Mr J H Howard, who lately arrived
in this city from Nebraska, left this
morning with his wife and daughter
for a visit to the eiposltlon at Port
land. Mr Howard expresses himself
aa well pleased with the Grande Bonde
and thinks he will return here to locate
permanently. . l
Attorney Wm Ramsey haa returned
from Portland where he went as a
delegate to the Convention ot The
Episcopal Diocesea for Oregon. The
principal business being the election
of Frederic E J Lloyd aa coadjutator
with Biahop Morris.. Mr Ramsey also
visited the exposition , and naturally
was well pleased with the exhibits.
Mr A W Laffle, who haa been east
for several weeks, has resumed bis
duties aa express agent and brake man
on the Elgin branoh. . While cone.
Mr Laffle attended the convention of
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
at Buffalo, where he remained two
weeks. Afterwards be visited rela
tives and frienda at different points In
Indiana before returning home . to La
Grande. ... :
Rev A Eades left this moroing to be
present with the pioneers, and expects
to enjoy the honor of being the oldest
pioneer on the grounds as he first view
ed tha beautiful Grande Ronda valley
in November 1844. He la possibly
safs aa Mrs Geo B Currey, who la tak
ing in the fair, will not be there to
contest tha honoi with him. She also
passed throngh the .valley the came
year enroute with ber parents to Ore'
gonClty. .
At the school election held Monday
afternoon in Baker City Hon C A Jone
was re-elected director to succeed bim.
self, after having served for eleven
years on the board.
The Hobos certainly have the 'city
today. The Baker City boys are' ex-
pec tea io arrive about seven , this
evening. " The ball game is in pro
gress and it is a eight to behold. The
nniforms are beyond description as
well as the "made ape".
Road Supervisor Coal well, op .the
river, has attached and garuiibeed the
wages ot several of the employees of
the Grande Ronde Lumber Co. and in
eaoh iostsncs the parties were sub
jected to a fins and ooit bill of $9 26.
The balanoe is being eauily collected.
Wm Dixon, of Hilgsrd , waa before
Jnstioo Hough yesterday afltrooou
charged with an assault with a danger
ous weapon on the person of B F
Sparrow. The defendant waived ex
amination and gave bouds lor bis ap
pearance at the next term of the" cir
cuit court. l(
Mr Henry RineLart of Summerville
the secretary of tin Pioneers who meet
in Colon todsy for ibeir annual re
Union, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon on the Elgin train, and left
this morning for the scene of pleasure
to tell and listen to rminio,ncea ot
, tha early days, and to give the warm
band clasp to bis numerous frienda '
BOYS' WAGONS
1 hrve the roller bearing kind that ran like a bicycle.
Different sizes to setact from and prices in proportion.
If you see the in you will want one.
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If your ol.i garden hose is worn oui let me send you 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 hires aud hammocks.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
"" Builders' Hardwate and Crockery. '
sTHE
i PROPER PLACE
To bring your laJy
friend or your wife
and family to secure
the best refreshments
is .......
S ELDER'S
CANDY STORE
The best candy
The best Ice Cream
The best equpped candy
store
The best Soda Fountain
in Eastern Oregon
County Institute
County superintendent Bragg baa
iaaued notlrea of the annual county
teachers Institute which will be bald
in thia city on Angoet 21st.
,That Tired Feeling
If you are" languid " depressed and
incapable for work. It Indicates that
your liver ia out of order. Herblno
will assist nature to throw : off head
aches, rheumatism and ailmenta akin
to nervona and restore the energies
and vitality ot sound aud perfect
healh. J J Hubbard, Temule, Texas
writes, March 22, 190 : "I baxa uaed
Herbina tor the tha past two yaara.
It baa done me more good than all tba
doctors When I feel bad and have
that tired feeling, I take a dose ot
Herbina. It ia tba beat medioina.
made for chills and fever" 60ota a
bottle .
The Home '
of good cookery is onr restaurant. . It
bas bean oar aim to provide tba public
with the beat of everything and In
thia way we have been very successful
OUR BILL OF FARE
Provides for all the meala that are
strengthening and healthful and when
eating here reminds one of "home
cookery," which always s'rikea a
tender spot In tha hnmane heart Tha
pleaaant odor ot our many fine things
In tha eating Una arouses the oravings
ot the "innei man." When in n ed of
good and healthful eating give as a
call and you'll be satlaOed. Oar prloee
are joat right too.
M ODE L
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBU0KLE, Prop.
OPEN.DAY AND NIGHT
We sou weakly Meal
Ticket Ceah
54.50
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WE BUY
Doors Sash, . Shingles and 1 1
Lumber
In 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
I STODDARD LUABER "CO.
HOOD RIVER
STRAWBERRIES
X. .'Received daily.
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Fresh vegetables
Every Morning.
Gclica Get Ceffi
Do not grind too fine, as
pulverised coffee hat an en
tirely different flavor from
the same coffee granulated.
J. A. rOLOKR n CO.
? Vraaaleeo
Xm of Flaw CwsTecw
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE t
Joi. ir and Jefferson 8ta. ; 0. RALSTON. Won. V
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