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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1905)
You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15 Local tag 4 SPECIAL PREMIUM SALE Our great July Clearance sale was certainly a "hummer" and we believe will be remembered by the people of this valley. Hundreds of people secured bargains In that sale that we are sure they appreciated. YOU CAN DO AS WELL OR BETTER NOW We still have some good things left in summer goods, and in order to make a complete cleanup, we have decided to continue the sale on these FOR TEN DAYS WITH SOME SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN PREMIUMS For each $5.00 cash purchase, For each $ 1.00 cash purchase, For each $2.50 cash purchase, 10 yards calico FREE any 10c article FREE A DINNER FREE TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL OTHER CASH PURCHASES THE SAME CUT PRICES ON ALL SUMMER GOODS, ODDS and ENDS, REMNANTS, ETC. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY 1308, 1310, 1812 Adsms Avenue. Largest Store Smallest Prices Wateh this space lor Suit winners J. W. BicMotd $35 H rknhotuer $25 Suit last Saturday Two diawingt on Sat August 5 WE WANT YOUR NAME Signed to the new suit club. Come and let tell you about it. Get a nice tailor made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap AJU ANDREWS Haberdasher and Tailor SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Olover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass seeds. Balk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats k. y.ouyER IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS NICE AND ERESH A CAR LOAD 0E NEW FURNITURE 7 Another car load of new eastern furniture has just beeu received, and tvery piece of it is for sale at a real bargain. Old furniture taken in exchange for new. This is absolutely the finest assortment of erstern furniture ever brought to this city. You are invit d to call and see the new and handsome designs. Seasonable Goods as well as Staples always on hand. QEDDEJ BR J North Fir Street The La Grande Pawnbrokers Phone, Main 4 When you want the Best Ice Cream SELDER'S CANDY STORE Sheriff O G Penington returned ihie morning from Portland where he went on busine lira. Nats Holveraon, of Hilgard, is In the city the guest of ber sitter, airs. Jamea Porter. Mrs W N Weber, Mies Irene Weber and Earl Weber, of Joseph, were vealt ore in the oity yesterday. Mr W B Taggart, of Enterprise, la in the city on a abort bueinesa vlait. Mr D A MoKarlaue, of Hilgard, waa a baaiueaa visitor in the city yes terday Mr W Allan who raaidea at Eater prise, la a La Grande riaitor today. Mtsa Eeeie Badler, ol Enterprise left thla morning for Hamilton, Mo. where ehe will visit frienda and rele tlvee a few weeks. McKennon A ead better aold ore hundred head of be! cattle to Book k Thomas. Tbay were In prime con dition and brought good prlesa. The attention of tba readers of the Observer is called to the La Grande Pawn Brokers ad, which announces the arrival of a oar load of aaatern furniture which is to be exchanged for old furniture. Mr and Mra i McAllister, of Indian Territory, are in the city the gueats of Mr and Mrs Fie I Jacobs, The Mc Allisters are old time frienda of Mra i"""1" Th:; wen way 10 (be Lewis and Clark exposition. J D Qillllao, returned last evening froai the Wallowa and will be in the pulpit both morning and evening tomorrow. Mr I L Peyser the advance agent of the Nat Reiaa .Southern Carnival (Jo la in the city perfecting arrangementa for biacompany and will remain notil the Carnival arrives. Servioea will be held In the Presby terian church tomorrow at the usual hoar. Morning and evening services will be conducted by Rev. HA Ket chum, D 1). All aracordlally invited to attend . Mra. George H Curreyand children, and Mr. and Mra. A G Huntington, re turned this morning from Portland, where tbey have apent the pat month viaiting the fair, and pointa of inter est in the vicinity of Portland. Mra. W A Head, who has been in island City the past few weeks visiting her brothers Messrs E E and Fred kiddle, left this morning for her home at Jefferaon Iowa. 3 B Fisher haa aold his Vendome hotel which he baa been handling the paat year and baa returned to La Grande. He states it baa been very hot at Welaar tbia summer regiatering above the hundred mark the oast two weeks. WhileBlder Gillilan was in Wallowa county tbia week he bad tbe opportun Ity of dedicating a new church at Mlddlepoint. Mr. Cleaver, of this city was (though absent) a guest of honor as he gave them the nav Ep worth organ that waa used on that oc casion. Mr Andy Uariia, of Wallowa arrlv ed in tbe oity last ejeuing and return ed on thia morning train. Mr Harris baa just completed nis nay cutting and states that he out about Qve bund red tons. He was accompanied by bis daughter Mra A F Lewis and grand daughter Louise Sbilke, who left tbia morning (or Portland to attend the ex position. Mr. and Mra. Ed Murphy and aon Vernon and daughter Helen, returned this morning from Chehalla, wbeie Mrs. Murphy and the children have been visiting her pareotH the paat six weeka. They visited the fair at they returned home. While away, Master Vernon met wltb an no cldent which caused tbe fraoture of hla collar bone. He ia slill strictly in tbe race however, aa one broken bone would nover put Vernon to tbe bad. Mr 8 Lewia, the brother of Mra W II Ferguson, of the Ronde Valley Houae haa beau visiting his sinter for sewral davs, lie and Mr Frgusou left this forenoon for a abort visit to Hoi Lake After remaining here a few daya long - 1 er, Mr Lewia will leave for tbe Port land fair, and from thence will visit San Frauciaco and other pointa in California, and well aa aome parte of Old Mexico. I have just received a large supply of shells fresh from the factory, the kind that kills the game. My stock of banting coats, gun cases, and bunting supplies cannot be beat. Just received a large stock of shot guns and rifles, all grades snd prices. I also have tents, csmp stoves, and If you are going camping or hunting, amine my stock.. wagon covers, call and ex- MRS. T. N. MURPHY. Builders' Hardwaie and Crockery. Ou Tuesday Mra Ed Kiddle enter tained about forty friends In honor of her sister.in law Mra W O Head, of Iowa, who left this morning tor her home. It waa an event long to be cherished in the memory of all present. W L Prillaman, who baa been tak ing an enforced lay off on account ol iilneaa, visited bia former home at tba Cove, and will remain over Sunday before resuming bia duties with the O R & N. Mr J 8 Palmer returned thia fore noon from a viait of several daya to the mountains, and rennri r. "?;!; berries ate a little scarce in the vicinity where he has been. Cashier McDaniel Mra O T MoDaniel acoompanied by ber three little sons, arrived at thla place tbe Utter part of last week. Having . disposed of bia business at Ontario. O T will also return to this place for future residence. Mrs Mo Daniel, with ber sister, Miaa Mabel Tolley, who has been viaiting at On tario for aome time, came by way of Portland aud visited tbe Fair. Mr MoDaniel will be cashier of the new bank which ia being erected on the corner of Main and Utory street of thia plac9 Wallowa Newa. Boys' Club The boys Club of Central Church will have no regular meetings during August Tbe reading room, gymnasium in tbs church basement will be open very afternoon aud usually in the morning. Boya and men are invited to drop In any time. Brick furnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER, La Grande, Oregon. a . afW.....Mi DAINTY s Tent Meetings The subjeot at the tent thla evening la 'Tie History of Nations aa Fore by Prophesy in the 8th Chapter of Daniel." Sunday afternoon at 3 p in, "The Ministration of Good Angela." rtauday evening "The Longest and Moat Important Pi ophetlc Period will be explained." Treats in eatables, so folks aay who alt daily at our tablea to refresh the toner man. Our restaurant will give your stomach a rest, because the foods are carefully selected and onoked utder ordera of a cbalf of wide reputation . Our bill of fare la varied daily and al ways contains aome choice tldbita Live not to eat but eat to live and daily dine with as. It will be s picnic to your Interior department. M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLB, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We se weakly Meal Tickets Cash $4.50 TWO PIECE SUITS sv, tJfc. feo ' "" Greatly in Demand Nothing la more In demand than a medicine which meets modern require menta for a blood and system oleanaer, auch as Dr. King's New l ife Pilla. The; are juat what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. At Newlin Drug Co. drug store. 25c guaianteed. Prof J B Horner, of the Oregon As j ricultural College, arrived in tbe oity J i last evening from Wallowa county ; Tbe Profeaaor etatea that this ia his ; j first trip in to that fertile valley and he waa most agreeably surprised at the great number of .resources of tbe i : Wallowa, ai.d beauty of the scenery. 1 i He also aaya that a large number of : Wallow county's young people have 1 signified their intention of attending the O. A. G, thia year. Tbe Professor will leave for Malheur County this evening. Men's two piece suits grow in favor constantly. Neither comfort nor gentility demands a vest for summer wear The vest h s nosfuuetion when the thermometer says 99 degrees, We've Coat and Trouser Suits in Single and Double Brested styles in a verity of patterns, you'll find w..i-o vt an uunijB oi superfluous cloth wnr i v, wuue ms graceini lines aud natty iue garments are up to onr usual and excellent anv- appearance of standard $7-50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50 Is the price range, accompanied by our regular guarantee ASH RPrK: OUTFITERS w i-iniimivu II i.-;-.. r--v-
