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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1905)
6. TSsstgggafe&igSffigg -igBBaBgaWgWSttgeBSgB2SsJ Rubber Tiped Lead Pencils C Amoskeag This week Apron , Ginghams 5c GRANITEWAREa; - H ' rr- -z. . svi SCHOOL TIME Are the Children Ready For It? You know they will need a few little Extras to start with-- STATIONERY, SUPPLIES, A MEW HAT OR CAP, SHOES HOSIERY, DRESSES, SUIT, ETC i WE HAVE THEM ALL, AMD AT -if RIGHT FRIGES THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, 1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. Largest Store- Smallest Prices re- 3 Clothes Pins, Per Dozen 2C Laundry Soap. 7 bars for 25 C WE WANT YOUR NAME Signed to the new suit club. Watch thii (pace for Suit winners C. J. Smith $35 Punk Goeck $25 Suit last Saturday . Two drawings on Sat August 26 Come and let tell you about it Get a nice tailor : made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap - .1 AL. A.N DREWS HaberdaBher and Tailor SEEDS SEEDS Just received a -Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kiuda of Graea aaeds. Bulk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats K-y.OLiyER IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. GROCER IES FROM THIS STORE!, ARE ALWAYS NICE AND FRESlTv""7!'-' 1 - V - Seasonable Goods as well as Staples ' always on hand. . : r-v tr-'j QEbbEJ" BR2X . North Fir Street" " I, When you want the Best Ice Cream WE NEED THE MONEY And in order to gather iu a considerable bunch of the needful within the next lew days, we will offer the following linei at real bargain day prices. All rocken will be sold at 25 per cent reduction AU couchea at a twenty per cent reduotiou. All mattresses at a twenty per cent reduction. " All orocker at a twenty-Ova per cent reduction. Steel ranges, tha. best iu town, so cheap that you will wouder how we got them. Complete line of New and Second Hand Goods The La Grande Pawnbrokers Phone, Main 4 WW 9 SELDER'S CANDY STORE EKEfltosl Greatly in Demand ' Nothing la more In demand than a medicine which meets modern require menu for blood and system cleanser, aocb aa Dr. King's New Life Pllta. They are just what yon need to core stomach and liver trouble. Try Ihent. At 'wlln Urog Co. drag ctoro. 25o goaiantoed. Hope Gone " .! (Porlpp Neva Association) ' ) : Tukio Aug S8 -Tb general public still remains uninformed regarding the latest developementa at Ports mouth bat are convinced that - it is useltss to hope for peace. The. fit an oial markets rrllcol this sentiment to 'ay and declined sharply. . Shares on exchange declined twenty yen.c v' , Mr and Mrs Fred Jacobs have turned from the fair. i - i H Peare will occupy the room next door to J E Coffey's barber shop, j The wind storm yesterday afternoon Mew Attorney UhwIU'e new residence oSita foundation., . ; ,, Chelan, Wash., must have a new school : boose, and has voted 97000 bonds therefore.' , '-,.-, . ' S B Hawortb returned Batnrday from Wallowa where be has a 'contract to build the new bank building. The amber 'winter wrieat ia conslci ered failure in the Palouae.coantry, It yields light and shatters badly,, $ : With the exception of to buildlngsj the entire business section, of Steven vllle, Mont., burned. Loss easily $110,000, with Inadequate insurance, 'j .Mr. Dan P Jordan err ire lust night on a visit to Henry Henson and family; He will also visit the Portland fair,' after which be will return here to ' re miu.' '.,.; -- The frame aork (or the Cleaver resl4 deuce on P street 1 nearly op 'and it ia evident that the building will be 'a aplendid addition to tbat already pu"? ular resident portion of the city. , Rev"! and Mrs. E Hayes of Canyon City, are in the city the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J C Henry. Uev Hayes was postor of the M church of this' city many yt art ago and haa niaoy friends here. '"' ; . .;" : The Hot Lake management Las' bad considerable trouble the past few days keeping lb' tales from being consumed by Are. Passing trains aet the fields ou fire, and It was only by contiuued watchfulness tbat tb sanitarium, was not consumed. Kngene Uoluiea, f Wallowa, stopped off an the oity this morning to visit his brother, Fred J Holmes, of Island City. Mr. Holmes was euroute bom from Portland . and hearing of hi uroioer a acoiaent acoppea ou a lew- days. , . ' ' In this issue appeara toe ad of . llrook k Bohr, who bava essoined tlirf , management of the Harris Meat Mark' ei.. Messrs. iirooka and liol.r, wen ( formerly in the employ of bock 4 I Tboniau, . and are both experienced . maiket men, and are not strangers to j the people of this oily ' ' ." 1;- ' '' ?. In the September issue of Sncces there la a story' entitled "A Freiud Freshman," written by the youngest brother of Rev. J D Uillllan of thl city, Mr.Btrlokland W (iillllan He wsa formerly a resident of California but i now with the Baltimore Amer- toanV.vU (;t "CiH ; Mr.' Carrey , and . children. (Koy, Carrol and Gladys , who have bee-t i visiting in Han Jose,, California for th past wo months, were uietJq Portland by Editor Fred , B. Cnrrey t mhai ah.nHI.,1. a .1 n .. . . l. . S; " m vw up .uv. , fair returned home jeaterd iy morning. ' Kev.''' O. Hall, pastor of the J Baptint church In Pendleton, orcupiel i Ibe pulpit of the Paptlir, rburoh in this citf eateritay morninir. : Ref Hall ir no etraniter-her having con- dueled 'a very Successful seil'S o meetings last wlnlar.'C.'JJ, ' ; , The Newlih Urog Co. bat arranged toanlarg their busineet, and to nr'er to . boas'' their encrsaaed : stock hare leased the rooms recently ooeopled by J H. Peare and "J. K.' Hough. A complete new set of plat glass, show, oas, shelving and on of .the largest atocks of Htatioiiury ever brooght to Ettern Oieron, have been ordered and will arrive about tbe middle of ooxt.L mnoib. Over fifteen hundred doilara worth of fixture a have . been ordered lor the new rooms Tbe new rooms will be connected with th present store by large arches. - . ' Mr and Mrs Jacob Newman have returned from the fair. ; They also visited the St Louis fair and in com parison are delighted with bur own.! v. I have j as t received a nice line of granileware, '. three different colors to select Irons. ; If you tee .' it yon will w?.nt to try some it. I also haVa a ' nicelineof ' ' ' ; -, ; .1 CARPENTER TOOLS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, ; 'tlp SASIt, DOORS AND SHINGLES, first grade j Do not forget about my guns and ammunition. Vt -GUNS TO RENT- MRS. T. N. MURPHY, In Jt is reported that Fred Book bat decided to opeo a meat market in Boise City. Hit mnoy friends wish him success. Fred is a wide awske business 'inao -and the Boise' busiuexs mee will find him loyal to their bist interests ' . Mr and Mrs Thomas Boynton and neices, Ruth and Gehcvieve Dicke) returned Saturday from an outing ou Wallowa river. Reports late this afternoon from Ihe vslley are to tbe elfect that there was no grain in tb valley injured by the storm yeeterdsy. Miss Alberta Hopper returned !at evening from Peodlttou where she hat spent several weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs Walter Hopper. , Mr and Mrs Q W TJvbmas "who have been att.n ling the Lewis and Clark fair n tarred home 8sturday moining. Mr and Mrs JjIT Bull returned 8at urday morning .roni, Portlaud where they spent a week Visiting the exoosi- tioo.""-"' - 1 O D HuffmXn aud family who have been visiting th exposition t Port land the p-t lw weeks returned borne 8 turday syeni.g Mr Huffman stake that he is Veil pleased ii.h tbe fair." Tb wires tteing Over losrled today caused by the disabling of wires in mtny parts ol the. country tanstd by the windstorm yesterday, our tele graph report is somewhat abbreviated, laot w.i are fortunate iu ... bavins any wbaievir. , . , ' Rev and Mr W L Van Nuys and" Mia yn Nuys,' who have' been .m oarorj at Meacbem for tbe past three weeks, have returned home to remain. lbey enjoyed dcliehtful ontinn tn ttmrnoun tains. East Oregboian LOST-Two bolster springs where in tb southwest portiulTof ths oity or In Old Town. Reward .. for their retnrn to this ofllc. '.. FOB RENT Meat market. Inquire at lb residence of Mrs. I Harris. 8 21 tf - ' QUICK SERVICE In onr resiauraut does not mean that ' the food is hastily or improperly pre pared... Far from it. Tb utmost ear If taktu Vld the getting readvt. 1 all ou eatables, whether your bill ia a dime or a dollar. Our . ? ,!''' i QUICK LUNCH means that yoa do not' bav to i wslt unreasonably for yonr ordsr to b filled. Therefor yoa may be aura vnn will be able to keep all appointments on time i( yoa. breakfast, din or sup with os. .... , i! MODEL,, " ,v RESTAURANT -J: A. ARBUCKLE, PropI ' OPEN DAY AND NIOHT t , - W se.i weakly Meal . -A fa TtokeU Oaafi $4.50 ff wJ" ' ; 4.' r- i M0- POISON Nd;Spoilc(;Fruil: py using , economy Jar$ ; (here is no danger from. Zinc Poison, the fruit being , i in a vacum, will keep for 1vev ,,.,t ; ,( v These Jars are to be had at BAKER BROS. Phone Main 29 ' i ; . .TTTT"".""' , , , r y r :: -' - - :" Proclamation , . Scrip pa Nen Association Uttle Rook Arkansas Ao 2S Tb governor iiiu morning isutd a P'o- j cisuiaiiDU lur'iitiding ireigQt trains carrviug passengers or ijaggai or train or boat sntsrlng the stat from Louisana. ' -. ' ( T !WE BUY r y Iwl r C f of . m i Lumb j ' In large quantities direct from factories and mill 1 1 y'y contract price, and while we It ft lowest price, we (jet the beat ffooria lnj . P'10? eU a 6grea fhat others b there'bv" 1 STODDARD i I imrpd V-A M 111 ffal 5!rrpir?5irarr3ira!rf?irHirFr?Tirriir,-. ' i J Lt a II a a : l :. . 'X ". 7 P V TL . w m -. A 1 L Hv,
