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TEN YAItDS CF CALICO FREE WITH
AMY TEN CENT ARTICLE FREE
WITH EACH $1 CASH PURCHASE
You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15
EACH $5 CASH PURCHASE
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GOLDEN
MORE DAYS
GREAT SALE AT THE
RULE STORE
The goods are going fast and you will have to hurry or miss the Createst Oppor
tunity you ever had to buy seasonable merchandise cheap.
Muslin Underwear
Wash Skirts
Tailored Skirts
Covert Jackets
Children's Hats
150 palrW shoes
Summer piece goods
Lawns, Dimities, etc.
25o OFF
REGULAR PRICE
MEN'S TWO PIECE
SUITS
$ 8 Suits $5.31
IP " 6.75
BOYS SUITS
$1.75 Suits $1.25
2.25 " 1.50
MEN'S UNDERWEAR ;
25c garments 17c
Men's Dress Shirts
33i - OFF
REGULAR PRICE
LADIES' TAILORED
SUITS
$12.50 Suits $8.25
JG.50 " ; 8.25
21.00 "10.50
Ladies Trimmed
Hats
Men's Straw Hats :
Ladies' Waists
$.50 waists 25c
1.00 50c
Odd Dishes
5.0iiO!f
REGULAR PRICE
A THOUSAND AND ONE ODD PIECES; REMNANTS, ETC. AT ANY OLD PRICE. '
i-: THEY MUST GO -Vr'VV-V : :-"Y' "'y-: ;
ale Closes Tuesday,
Aug
ust 1st
So Hurry, Hurry. Hurry,
THE
GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue.
LADIES' WHITE
HANDKERCHIEF S,
HEMSTITCHED
TWO fOR 5c
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS WITH
ALL CASH SALES
Mr W r lll'.l, of Washington, DOii
a basinet visitor in the city today.
Mr G H Young, who resides at Walla
Walla, art I red la tbe city Ul4 evening
oo a short bni3 visit. -
Mr Charles Collins o Seeto, is In
La Grande on a business visit.
MUa Ethel Garfleld left tbla morn-
tag for Walla Walla whore she will re
main a lew days on a business visit.
Bev. Day, pastor of the Baptist
cboroh will speak Sunday at 11 a m on
A call to Heroism. In the evening. Sow
iug . lid Oats and What of the Har
eat. ' .' -
Miss Gar field left this morning for
her borne at Walla Wall where she
will complete some plans for recitals
to be gi-sn in the early automn, and
hopes to return to La Grapde soon.
MrJJoe Hays of Macomb, is in the K.:.- t. ...i u.. u r N..k.Fi
- I f ft wiej ear sv sivhiibi
I have just received a Urge supply of sheila fresh from
the factory, the kind that kills the game.
My stock of hunting coats, gua cases, and hunling
supplies cannot be beat. Just received a large stock
of shot guns and rifles, all grades and prices.
1 also have tents, camp stoves, and wagon covers. -If
vou are going camping or bunting, call and ex
amine my stock.
MRS. T. N. MTJEPHY,
Builders' Hardware and Crockery.
Mrs E II Heath and Mn McCor-
maek of Nebraska, who have been vis-
left
city, the gnest of his nephew the Bev Ui,U morning for Portland where they
E B Hays, paster of theTrsbyteria nl yn the exposition.
I
WE WANT YOUR
NAME
Signed to the
new suit club.
Watch this ipact for Suit
.winners
N Bclvcr $35
LA Gauct $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sal
July 29
Come and let tell you about it Get a nice tailor
made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap
AX.. ANDREWS
' Haberdasher and Tailor.
Baseball Players and Foot Racers
Louis j Kroger, ex-champion ; long
dlstanc foot racer of Germany and
Holland, writes Oct 27 1901; "Daring
my training of etgiit weeks' foot races
at Salt Lake City, In April last, I used
Ballard's Snow Liniment to my greaj
est satisfaction., Therefore, I recom
mend Snow Liniment to all who are
troubled with sprains, bouses or rheu
matism. 25c, 50c, 11.00 bottle. New
lin Drug Oo. ' '..
Pcbnrcb of this cityTMr IJsts is repre
seating the Cbiosgo Interior, one of
the reading Pretbytorian papers of the
United. States. ... -
Mr V7 T Cross, : who haa been to
Portland with a train of hogs, "returned
this morning to La brands Bad , will
spend the day and night with his
family, leaving tomorrow for Kearney,
Neb. . , ...
Mr. and Mrs. C D Emerson, of Lin
coin, Nebraska, who have been here
vlsitlna their daughter. Mrs. M tforen-
son, left this morning for points East, J
where they have friend -
- Mrs. Ira Balrd. "formerly of this city
Int now a resident of Tscoma,' ar
rived In the city this morning and will
remain here today and tomorrov the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grant.
Hhe is on Tier way to Colorado to spend
the summer. ."- " . '
City Recorder Snook yesterday found
Joe Williams, oolored, guilty of vio
lating the city ordinance regarding
use of city water and fioed him
dollars and costs. Williams
charged with turning on the olty wster
after the same had been shut on' by
City Watei Superintendent Oilman.
On July 25th the school board of
district No 1 nv t in regular session to
receive the plans for the erection of
the new school house across the track
on the North side. All of the members
were present and' the plans were re
ceived and gone over thoroughly. ' So
much time was used in going over the
plans of the numerdus architects thai
the business was not finished that
night, and the meeting was adjourned
until tonight, at which time the board
will take steps in regard (o the accept
ance of .tome of the proposed plans.
Plans were presented by Mr John Pla
ter and Mr 0 E Thornton of this city,
Howard &, Swinglr of Pendleton, 0 E
Troutman, Pendleton, and Medford
Jones of Spokane. The aotinn on these
plans and specifications will probably
be taken tonight. ,
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass seeds. Balk' Garden
Seed, Bald Barley; Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE ; PHONE 1571.
FOR BENT Two story house.
quhe at 1903 Fourth Street.
Io-
Albert Faulk, a ntpbew of I W
Faulk of this city, arrived here yester
day and will remain here this summer.
Mr Faulk, like bis unole is also a
stone mason and will work at bU
trade here.
Mr G W Young ol Walla Walla who
has been visiting friends in the olty
the past few dsys, left this morning
for Bsker City. Mr Young was a res
dent of this valley in 1867. and for
merly owned the Bud Mo&llittar farm
near this city. ; '..'-i
J W uook, president and manager
ol tue Wallowa Valley Ballroad com-
pany, passed through the olty this
morning enroute from Portland to El
gin. Railroad business at Elgin is
still good and there is every evidence
that there will be some interesting le
gal buttles fought before either rosd
begins to rnocajn
Responding to an invitation, from
tbe Presbyterian Missionary Society of
Jninn, a number ol tbe ladies ol the f .;
Presbyterian Society of La Grande vis
ited Union yesterday. Those compris
ing tbe party were: Mesdsmes Grant,
Eakin, Wright, Binebsrt, Holmes, .
Booiey, Harris, Brenholt and Thorne. '
A splendid program was given in
tbe afternoon alter which a delicious
luncheon was served . . Tbe party re
turned borne in tba evening, all agree
ing that they had been most royally
entertained by tbe ladies ol Union.
?ne
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When you Want the
Best ice Cream
Go To Huntington
, Manager Murpty, of the La Grande
base ball team informs th Observer
that the team will go to Huntington
tomorrow and play the " Huntington
team In the ; afternoon. This . team
owes Huntington a return game, and
Sunday has been selected by the maoa
ger aa the time . It will be remember
ed thit the game played on the grounds
at this plaoe between tbe two teams
waa one of the best of the season.
being st clean, good gam on both sides
from the beginning to the end. La
Grande was a winner la the . contest.
but it was no walk over in any respect
. It is 'stated that the Huntington
team ia now stronger than at the time
they played here, and a good game is
predicted. II will be a clean game
also, for the Huntington boys do not
play any other kind of ball. ; y'
' The lineup tor the La Grande team
will be as follows; Small, p Slngrist,
o. Van Bnren 1st b, Crawford, 2nd b.
Prow, sr. Childere 3rd b. . Uotner, . rf,
Williams, ct. Marpby, If."
Le Grande seems to bs tbe Meca for
all tbe one legged, soa aimd, - deaf
dumb and blind gratters on tbe coagjfci
Yesterday the town was full to over-
J-
flowingwitn this sort of gentry,' all of
wdudj were oui wiin voe noning paim.
Some offered pencils, some books and
others only advanced a tale of woe in
exchange for the money - which tbey
expected to receive.
Mr George Parcell, ol Rntledge Mo
la in tbe oity visiting bis sistsr, Mrs
joun Wilson. Mr raroell is a mer
chant at Rntledge and while out in
tbe northwest, ,is looking over tbe
country with a view to looatiog. After
leaving here Mr Parcell will visit tbe
Lewis and Clark fair at Portland, and
from thence-will go to San Francisco
before returning to his home.
Wm
IT LOOKS GOOD
T A
and tasts better. So patrons say of
the food we serve in our restsuraut. . .
Naturally to be expected. We pur
chase only the best In tbe market and
our chef understands hla business to
perfeotion. .;.'.:-,..-
Let us tlokle your tongue with a
tempting plate of flab. To'i'll smack
your lips oier the first mouthful and
want more. Our regular dinners at
28o are the delights of epicures.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBOCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
We sen weekly Meal . A
Tickets Cssh 54.50
SECOND -HANDS GOODS
WANTED
Remember we pay tbe highest cash price for all .
second hand goods. Jost phone Main 4 and we will
...call." :,s'u::. V .'...',' '.
We also iave the largest stock of new and second hand
goods in Eastern Oregon and can make you the right
prices. ' ,.v
Remember we are agents for the Royal and Chicago
Ranges, which are the best ranges on the market, and
wa will sell you a. range with high closet. 20 inch oven
. and 15 gallon reservoir, nickle fiuish, lor $33
We will take your stove and pay you a good price for
it; and if you wish, you can pay for the rangi on tbe
installment plan at $1.50 a week. Call and see them
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
-:.: iu-. Phone, Main 4 :t;
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
Death of Baseball Man
. New York, Joiy 28-H Vanderhorst,
the well known secretary of the Brooit
lyn baseball club, died today of heart
disease. . --
Boy's Club
The boy's club, of Central Church
will meet next Tuosday at 7pm for
the purpose of arranging for tbe gym 1
nasium. No meeting this evening. '
HOUSE FOR SALE, $730. Five 1
rooms, two SQ ft oornsr lota, half (
-cash. Inquire at this office.
AMNOUMCEMENT
V Having purchased the painting and nanr5n, S
business formerly oned by Stackland & McLachlen
we wish to inform the public that we are prepared to
take contracts for all kinds of painting, paperhanging
and decorating . We are experienced workmen and
guarantee satisfaction. We are here to stay and we
are willing to let our work speak for workmanship,
and the quaUty for our stock. A trial order solicited;
STANIELS & JARMAN.
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