CLOTHING
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IS WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS NOW AND
CLOTHING
IS WHAT 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.
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Boys' Suits, - -Men's
Suits, -
A strong line at . -and
some swell thing at
$1.50 to $5.00
$5.00, $8.50
$10.00
$13.50 and up
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THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1808-1310-1312 Adams Avenne '" '' '''
Ijarfifest Store Smallest Prices
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We do all kinds of Repair
Work and
Geaning
Wateh this space for Suit
winners
John Shea $35
Jno. Steinbeck S25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat.
July I
AL. A.N DREWS
Haberdasher snd Tailor
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Second hand Goods
Wanted
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
and we will call.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
FIRE
WORKS
One of the finest lines ever
brought to the city. -.t The
boys all know our r ,
FIRECRACKERS ARE
AHE BEST.
TORPEDO, ROCKETS,
BOMBS, ETC.
CANDY
Fine line of candies Just
made up for Fourth of
July trade.
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Bed Clover, Timothy, Red Top. AH
kinds of Grass seeds. Bulk Garden'
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter
in Union county.' Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great advant
age. It is folly to pur
chase realeetate without
first securing a proper
abstiact. An abstract
from my office will show
the title just as it appears
on the official record.
). R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGUN
Room 81, Bommer Bdlg.
A Fearful Fale
It la a fearful fata to bar to sudor
the terrible torture of file. ! can
truthfully say," writes Harry Cvlaon,
of Maaonville, la . hat for Blind.
Bleeding, Itohtng and Protradinf
Ptlet Hackle n'e Arnica Salve, ia to
beat euro made." Alto beat for eata.
barna and injuries. 25o at Newlia
urug vo , druggiata.
J H Haves, of Wallowa, was in tbla
city yesterday on a abort visit.
Mr T S ftmltb waa a La Grande
visitor from Union yesterday. m
M r B B . Haiaten, returned tbii
forenoon from a trip to 8pokane, Wash
Mr W L Myers and wife, of Medical
Springs, are Tiaiting In the oity "to lay
Mr L J Davis, of Doloa, arrived In
the city thia morning on a business
vlelt.
Meaara. Hancock and Staakland of
the Coie'are doing bnalneas here to
day. .
Attorney F 8 iTanboe la in Portland
on a visit to the exDoaitlon ana also i
to attend to matters of business. ; - - I l
Mra. 8 P Sinclair, of Telocaeet, ar
rived in the city yeaterday on a abort
vlaitto frienda.
Jack Cbitda. of the La O rand Mar
bla Works, la delivering snd aetting np
aeveial monumenta in Union today.
8 LTurley, of Baker City, arrived
In La Grande thia morning for a abort
Tiait to stand to matte' a of baaineai.
Hon Cbarlea Cochran, of Union, who
baa been in La Graode attending to
baalneaa matters, returned home thia
morning.
O B Hendrioks, of Elgin, cams op
last svaning to attend the meeting of
the Royal Arch Masons and witness
tbe Initiatory ceremony.
Mr Fred Ueckler who baa been see
ing tbailgbta at the fair, returned
boms this morning snd rr porta heve-
ing enjoyed himself greatly. .
W F Alexander, the Cove tonaorial
artist, snd bla aon, Virgil, are La
Grande visitors today. He reports
that tbo Cots crops are fine.
Engineer Geo. Psrker cams down
from Plesaant Valley yesterday to visit
bia family and Incjdently to be present
at laat nlgbt'a Maaonio meeting.
Kev G X Ellis, of Athena, who baa
bean bars st his ranoh for the past few
days, left this forenooon for Baker
City, whsrs hs will visit bis son. .
The finishing work on tho nsw
building on Adame A venae belonging
to J L Mara ia being rapidly completed
and, whan finished will be ooonpied
by tho La brand Pawnbrokers.
Mr Robert Hickman, of Illinioa, ar
riv d in the city today to take a look
at the Grands Koude valley and visit
aome old acquaintances from bia part
of the country
Mra R V Laton assisted 07 Mra C R
Thornton ia entertaining the members
of the Junior League at ber home this
afternoon- Games, refreshments and
a general good time la being had
Mr. Roy Psrker snd brother, of the
valley, left thia forenoon for a trip to
the Lewie and Clark exposition at
Portland. Tbey accompanied the
Rlnenart aggregation whlob left thia
morning.
Special engineer and machinist J 8
Reese, af Philadelphia, Pa. who baa
bean setting up the new yard engines
of the O R AN which bate been put
in at La Grants, Pendleton,, Umatilla
and Portland, will leave tonight for
Portland. After remaining there
few days hs will return to his home in
Philadelphia.
Mr W E HarrU snd aona The map,
8amuel snd James of the Cove wtre
in the city tbia afternoon and made
tbe Obwrver office a pleasant call,
BOYS' WAGONS
1 hrve the roller bearing kind that run like a bicycle.
Different sizes to setact from and prices in proportion '
If you see them you will want one.
If your old garden hose is worn oni let me send yon 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 aud hammocks ,
MRS. T. N. MUEPHY.
Builders' Hardwaie and Crockery. '
A I Gale of Union, ia with na today
This ia tbe social evening for lbs
Eastern Star. There will also bs an
initiation.
Mrs Cbarlea Baker left tbla morning
fcr a visit to relativea and frienda st
Union.
The side walk is being removed In
front of tbe Foley House and s
cement tide walk will soon be complet
ed all along that aide of the block.
Tbe Electrio Light and power com
pany is busy at work putting in a
number of new poles throughout tbe
city. x;
W K Davis is now ths sols proprie
tor of the La Grande Knitting works
in this city and will movs into tbe
Ha worth building next to jeweler
Hewitt. Mr Davis baa been with the
company ai manager sino the faatory
started and thoroughly understand!
t'ue business which ia steadily growiog.
Agenciea are established In all of tba
leading oitiea in Washington, Oregon,
Idaho and Montana, and the produots
of the factory give the beat of satisfac
tion.
Mr J A Chandler presented tba Ob
server with m yeral aamploa of straw
berries grown on bis farm Just across
tbe river which are just aa beautiful aa
Grands Ronde strawberries can bs.
Mr Chandler baa an aors in berries
and expects to add four acres mote
next season. He has contracted bia
present crop at S 1.60 per crate, which
after paying lOcents (or the crate and
thirty centa for picking leavea II net
tor his berries, and as tbia season bs
will have at least 200 crates his profit
will be 1150 for the sere. This seaaon
baa been far from aa average berry
season. Urdinarily bo would bava
harvested 400 .orates from tbia same
traot. . Mr Chandler pumped water lor
irrigation purpoaea from the river with
a gasoline engine wliioh hs finds high
ly satisfactory,
A GLANCE
Over our Menus will rsvsal ia yoa
many pleasant dishes that will make
eating bars a plsaaurs.
We always provide aucb an interest
log sating program.
It will be wall for you to get batter
acquainted with the merits of ths good
thiuga our cbet manufaotsraa.
OUR SERVICE
Will also commend itself to you.
Quick, neat and polite are oar waiters
and everything possible is dons to
make you satisfied inwardly snd out
wardy. Our prioes are reasonable.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBU0KLE, Prop.
OPINJDAY AND NIGHT
We tail weakly Meal ,
rtoKsta uaan
'$4.50
That Tired Feeling
If you are languid depressed and
incapable for work, it indicates that
your liver ia out el order. Herbloe
will aaatat nature to throw off head
aches, rheumatism and ailments akin
to nervooa and restore tba energies
snd vitality of sound aud perfsot
bealb. J J Hubbard, Temple, Taxes
wrltee, March 22, 1902 : "I bsxe used
Hsrblns for the ths paat two years.
It haa dose me mors good than all ths
doctors Wbsn I feel bad and have
that tired feeling, I take a doss of
Hsrblns. It is ths best medicine,
made for chills and favor" 60ots a
bottls.
. Whist Party i
Mra Jessie L Cava Data atsiated by
Meadames Clara T Lyle and E4 Tho
mas entertained a number of frienda
at Whist at ber boras Monday. The
parlor waa profusely decorated vrltfai
rosea, a deiioioua luncheon was served
and a most pleasant afternoon waa so
joyed by tbs many guests rmong whom
were Mesdamea Tbroneon,-Bock, Or
mond, Given, O L Dunn, Pan), Chas I
Duno, Johuson, Reroillatd, Komfg,
McCoy, Koescb, Finn, Bwaney, Moore,
Bar tie tt, Causey, Grady, Bohoenkamp
Aikinr, Allison, Erickaon, Kiddle,
Shea, Eubank , Purdon, Reavia, Mo
htor, Andrews, Holmes, Hu .ter, Ed
munds, O Smith, W SnodgraM, Con-
key, MoCuMey, Carr, Tullia, Nurtie;
N 8 Kelley, Neill, O Slater, Fortes,
Matbeson and tba Misses Stephenson,
Henderson. Bohnenkamp and Font.
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TWO PIECE SUITS
At Hilgard J
Hilgard will celebrate the Fourth
thia year with a basket plonle a ball
gams and a dance. The Perry andl
Hilgard ball team a will contest bonora (
and after ths ball gams tbs best ol i
masio from La Grande will be heard j
In th La Bra hall and the , merry
dance will bs on. At midnight aupper
will bs served by O 8 Hawee, tickets !
laoludin'g aupper will be $2. A royal
good time assured all. 2 3
Men's two piece suits grow in favor constantly. Neither
comfort nor gentility demands a Test for summer wear
Tbe vest has no function when the thermometer says 99
degrees, We've Coat and Trouser Suits in Single and
Double Brested styles in a varity of patterns, you'll find
there's NOT AN OUNCE of superfluous cloth any
where, while the graceful lines aud natty appearance ef
the garments are up to our usual and excellent standard
$7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
Is the price range, accompanied by our regular guarantee
ASH BROS.
OUTFITERS
TO MANKIND
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