La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1905, Image 6

Rubber Tlped Lead Pencils Ic
Amoskeag Apron Ginhams -
This week 50
You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15
Lccal Itec$
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SCHOOL TIIB AGAII
Are the Children Ecady For It?
You know they will need a few little Extras to
start with - STATIONERY, SUPPLIES, A NEW HAT OR
CAP, SHOES, HOSIERY, DRESSES, SUIT, ETC.
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THE GOLDEN RULE
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WE WANT YOUR
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Signed to the
new suit club.
jj Clothes Pins, Per Doien 2c -
Come and let tell you about it.- Get a nice tailor
made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap
AX,. ANDREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor ,
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SEEDS
U9BSS
Must received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy,
kinds of Gross seeds.
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye,
IEFFERSON AVE
aflZSS
Look out for your Pocketbook
And save your money by buying from usl
We Lead, our competitors follow. Look at
a few of our bargains.
New iron beds $2.90 Second hand tables $1.00 up
New YumYuni spring 2.50 Bedsteads . . .'. .... .50 un
JJ-n new Mattresses 2.76 Bed
newcoos iwv js iu.uu Ulass front cupboardl.00 up
New extension tables 6.50 .
Remember that wt, have the only first new and second
, hand store in Union county.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Phone, Main 4
HAVE THEM ALL, AND
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1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue.
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Watch (hit ipace for Suit
winners
F. L. Meyers $35
V. Sprague ; $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat
August 12
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SEEDS
Red Top. All
Balk Garden
Wheat and Oats
PHONE 1571.
springs. .... . 60 up
PRICES
AT
COMPANY,
Smallest Prices -
Laundry Soap. 7 bars for 25C ;
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AMD FRESH
! ill. ,
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
QEDDE BR2J
Norlh Fir Street
When you want the
Best Ice Cream
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
X'A. 4 , ,
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Greatly in Demand
Nothing la more in demand than a
medicine which meet modern require
menta for a blood and system oleaoaer,
such aa Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Tbey aro just what yon need to cn re
stomach and liver tronbloe Try them.
At w)in Drog Co. drug" store, 25c
guaianteed. J .' 'J. :y
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F S Brsmwell rturnd bom (hit
morning from a trip to For tl nod.
J M Pby of Union, U over today
rig-ting bit too. Deputy Sheriff J F
Pby.
A T Hill and 8 N Bolton left ibis
fo.enoon for huo' :g trip up tlit
river.'
Muter Mechanic Graham is io the
city today in the intercuts of tb'a O R
& N Co. v
Mayor and llTa J 1) Slater expect
to leave tliii evening,, to vleit Ue fail
for a few. daye.
Joliut Roecob is having a neat ain
painted on he main boildind of hia
treeing plant.
8e to It that your wife iakiaeed and
caressed, even if yon have to do it
yoorself . 80 aays an exchange.
1 W Faolk ia aotins cliief of Dolic
today while Chief of Police Raybnrn
la viiitinK in Buker City.
Mr Bearden baa completed ariet
reoidence on hia property recently
puichaeed of Mr Somnaer, ou Fourth
street in the Old Town.
The many frienda of A V Oliver will
be pleaaed to read hia announcement.
that, notwit'.atandiDjf hia loaa by fire
that he will be read? for biikineaa in
the Slater building. .
Tk. T r i t ....
uuoiraci lor me DuuainK or an
additional -hose cart for the city,
which will be placed north of the
track, which is badly needed for the
protection of this rapidly growing
aevtlon of the eity( '
Q M I'uiiten and wife and Mra. A H
Bollea, the father, mother and aiater
of Mra. O It King, left tbia morning
for their home In Davie county, owa,
after apeuding a few weeka at the fair,
Seattle and a visit tiere. '
Mac Wood, who mm aeverely bumed
by a gaa exploaiou, was able to vlait
the OoHen Rule a few minutes sea
tfrday afteroooa, but it will - be aev-
eral daya until he takea hia tegular
ahift again. . .: -
Water Superintendent HO OiIuihd
left this morning with a crew of men
and toola to investigate the possibility
of securing an additional aupply of
water for the city from several spring
south of the oily.
The lawn social given last evening
by theCathollo ladiea at the home of
Mra F Newlin was well atceoded.
The lawn whs lighted with an aro
which cast its rays over the dainty
tables. Kverynne enjoyed theinaulvea
very much. '
The Observer heard a report that
apparently ia based on authority,
thnt work on the proposed electric
railway will commence next week.
We trust this ia true and ilia not long
to wait, We will know it when work
does commence. '
' Tu -litter fihe ahi.w thi.t the
Uoilid Stales laud oflicj in litis city
have, wuitei over 6'ID leiter during
the first twenty cy t thia mi.n'li.
Tlit b yt are and hve b-eii earning
their salaiy in ihii ottice l. r mauy
j ears. . .'
UnHed States hens or H M Teller
nd wife, of Colorado, while on thiir
way to Portland stopped over lt
nifjht at the Foloy Houe. , 8enator
Teller ha been acd is today a promi
nent man in the councils of tins tia
tion.
Time to Repent
.Scripps Newa Association
Martinez, Cal., Aug. 24. John Zim
merman, the lone higwayman who
held up two messengers from the Ceo -tral
Hank at Oakland, near StegA last
March and robbed them of 110,000 was
today sentenced to 45 yeara imprison
mnnt tn San Q'lentia.
Ninth Victim
By Scripps News Association)
Butt Mont Aog 24 Bertha Knuth
aged 19. died today, making the ninth
victim of Hcinday night's etteet car
collision. Gerty Shea ' ia not rxpeeted
to survive her injuries.
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Mrs. Hanna Better
Scrippe News Association ,
Cleveland, Ang 21 Mrs Hanna,
widow ol Senator Hanua, who has
been very ill at Bar Ilarbnr. Maine, Is
reported better.
Tent Meetings ! STODDARD
U. W. Olivr will apekk lnM .
Elder II. W. Oliver will apenk Id
the tent this evening ou "Unity in
theCuarch."
I have just received a large pupply of shells fresh from
the factory, the kind that kills the game.
My stock of hunting coats, gun cases, and bunting
supplies cannot be beat. Just received a Urge stock
of shot guns and rifles, all grades and prices.
I also have tents, camp stoves, and wagon covers
If von are going camping or hunting, call and ex
amine my stock. I '
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
Builders' Hardware and Crockery. '
Birthday Celebrated
After the buHlnesa session' of the
Order of Eastern Star last evening, tha
members went to the residence of Mi.
and Mra. Fred fohllke and were roy
ally entertained by the two serving
committees. The occasion of the cel
ebration wag to commemorate tie
Hrtbday of Robert Morris, the found
er of the order.
The lawn waa beautifully decorated
with lanterns and electric ligbta Tha
wind mill frame was made Into a bow
er and draped witd the colors of tha
Tcr. In iiii oower one table ' mam
spread and In the house a second one
awaited the pleasure of the guests . Ice
cream, sherberV cake and coffee all of
the best waa served to the gaasta.
-A abort program, consisting of a
paper ou the life of Morria by ' Mra.
Lyle, a piano solo by Gertrude Rala
ton, a vocal aolo iy Mrs. W 8 Sargent,
a duet by Mesdamea Kalaton and Neil,
two chi rnsei acoompuoied by mando
lins and guttata, a aolo by Mra. Neil
with mandolin and guitar accompan
iment, were listened to. The f iesta
Edua and Florence McCall furnished a
number of otano duetla for tha ere
nlng'a entertaiomene.
Robert Moiria was born in 1318 on
A 008 1 31 and the celebration of hia
birthday ia usually either the last
mooting of the order in August or the
first In September.
FOR SALK White Poroerenien Pop
pies at Hotel Foley Marber ahnp.
WANTED Housekeeper immediately.
Apply at the offloe of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Parties having a good fresh milch
cow to dispose of may Ond a buyer by
calling at this office.
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In large quanttties direct from factories and mills"
at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the
owes price, we get the best goods, and c Jfforf
lo sell at figures that otherabuy for, thereby liv
ing oar customers the benefit of wholesale p?,
FOR SALE Brick veneer house on
Peoond afreet, two lets. Inquiie F. ,
K. NoordhoS, 2107 Second 8t - 8 2u
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms in an its of two, three and
, four. Inquire, phone black C01.
QUICK SERVICE
in oar restaurant doea not mean that
the food ia hastily or Improperly pre
pared. Far from it. The utmost rare
is taku In the getting ready of all
our eatables, whether your bill Is a
lime or a dollar. Our.
QUICK LUNCH ,
means that you do not have to wait
unreasonably for your order to be
filled. Therefore von mav be aura nn
will be able to keep all annointmenta
LJ
on time If yon breakfast, dine or sup '
with us.
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RESTAURANT - V
J. A . ARBUCKLE, Prop .
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. We te. weakly Meal -A
Ttekets Cash $4.50
No Spoiled fruit
By usin Economy Jars
,s no danSer 'rom
Zinc Poison, the fruit being
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in a vacum, will keep for-
ever.
These Jars are to be had at
BAKER BROS.
Phone Main 29
Shingles i and I
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