La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1905, Image 6

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AGAIN
SCHOOL TIME
Are (he Children Ready 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.
WE HAVE THEM ALL, AMD AT
PRICES
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
RIGHT
Largest Store
1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue.
Biebop GeddU bat jnat completed
concrete retaining vail In front of liia
realde nre on O street. . .
GRANITEWARE
' I hive just received a nice line of grsnileware,
- three different color to select from. If you tee
it you will want to try some it. I also have a
nice line of -
Smallest Prices
Good School Shoes
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Good Pencils, Rubber
Large Pencil Tablets,
Best Pens, Per Dozen,
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WE WANT YOUR
NAME
Signed to the
new suit club.
Watch this space for Suit
winners
C. J. Smith 35
Frank Goeck $25
Suit tot Saturday
Two drawings on Sat.
Auuit 26
Come and let tell you about it. Get a nice tailor
made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap
A.L. ANDREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
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Tiped, Ic
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Peter Evaneon-it making prool today
iwiora in land office oo hla homestead
op Grande Sonde titer
Mrs. Fred Book who haa bwn vlalt
log i in Portland for aeveral weeke,
returned bom tbia morning. ,n
Mra E A Aekerly and ebildran, of
Wavrrlj, Washington is vieiting bar
mother, Mra Aldrich and Kill rtmain
U K Hackman, formerly of Baker
City. Will ODftn M ftiffBF tmntr-
All of the eat i nil houeee In tlia oil
were taxed to tbelr uttermost to feed
the alx or wren hundred passengers
who were on tbla morning'a eaat bound
train. . ...
The laland City Sunday school will
begin aj(aJn after the summer vacat on,
with the October quarter The first
aeaaion will be beld the Brat Sunday
in ffrfohi w . ;
vj suapendad payment of tbe genen
- .If Jaoksonaold 1)00 lainta TnaaHawVannranriatinn hill h. ! i--
trt J W UamlUnn n tte . . .... ...
Thla la tha - ,1 I I " I I r i j, ...
.K riivc paiu tur uuioe in
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SEEDS . SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass sseds. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
K V. OLIVER
IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
WE NEED THE MONEY
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And in order to gather in a considerable buoch
me neoaim wiimn tbe next few days, we will
the following lines at real bargain day prices.
of
offer
All rockers will be sold at 25 per cent reduction
AJ1 couches at twenty per cent reductiou.
All mattresses at a twenty per cent reduction.
All orooker at a twenty-flve per cent reduction.
Steel ranges, the best in town, so cheap that you
will wonder how we got them..
Complete line of New and Second Hand Goods
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Phone, Main 4
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS MCE
AND FRESH
aeasonaoie Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
mEDDEJ BRif
North Fir Street
When you want the
2 Best Ice Cream
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
Greatly in Demand
Nothing la more in demaud than a
medicine which meets modern nanir.
menu for a blood ami system cleanser,
uchespr, King'a New Life PHIa.
1s. . a .
urn iruouiee. 1 ry mem.
At wlln Drug Co. drat alore, 26e
gnaianteed.
tbia neighborhood thua far. U'allnv.
Enterpriae. . , . t
Archie Baker, of the firm of Baker
Bros, and Ben Noyea. returned ttr.
day from., a trip through Wallowa
oounty. They visited the lake and
got back in time to get the full benefit
or the aaud storm near Elglu '
Webster Chandler, aon of Eev. Pern
Chandler, former paator in this city.
waa a passenger on tbe east bound
train this morning. He completed hi.
, oollege coarse and is now' on hia way
to iloston where he will make hla
f'Unre borne. He will bt. remembered
by many of tbe young people of tbie
city. He was an exceptionally doe
alnger.
There will doubtless be several mora
cement walks built this year in tbe
I reaiueiu portion 01 llie city but next
year there will be many miles built.
There are many walks tt.at will have
to be built or repaired and'aa La
uranae is now entering upon an area
I of permanent Improvement these
walka naturally meet such reqoire
, menta. . ".
j J Bull and compnny baa pnrchaset
, the lines Meat k arket buildiug and
j will open a Hint clasa meat market
fcieptwnilier 1. Mr Ball haa been in
the meat business in tb's city for the
past aeven fears and needa no intra-
dilution to tue people of this city.' Ills
shop will be well stocked . with all
that the market will demand or the
J country furnish. He invites all hia
old customers to rail, and aee how be
la all usted In hia new place of busi
ness. ' ' -
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Mrs E W Birtletl and children wbn
have been visitins the exiumitinn tha
i wei aa - reiurneu nome this
morning ! i i
Fred Bck has pnrc1iiiud th Bruns
wick mloiin from Johnnie 1) irriau anl
will not go o Boise City as reported
yeft;rd iy, "
J 4 Ebersoln, of PorlUrid, arrived
n the oity lent evening and wi'l re
main here a short time vi.itiug bis
nephew City Recorder I R Snook. -
Tbe emsll boy waa mde happy yes
terd.y by thu arrival of a .car load of
water melons. ; Tbe arrival of a load
of melons is only tquoled by the arnv
al bl a circim in tbe oity ao far as the
small boy i concerned.- '
Tbe attention (if our readers is call
ed to the new ad of Bull and Company
which appears in this issue. . It will
pay every reader to read this ad ! " i
The wind s'orm did considerable
damage to the frail crop, but the
grain crop w,U still pass tbe million
bushel mark. .
In tbla issue appears tbe ad of
Brooks & Robr, who have aaaumed the
management of tbe Harris Meat Mark
et. Messrs. Brooks and Robr were
formerly in tbe employ of Bock A
Thomas, and era both experienced
market men, and are not strangers to
tbe people of this city.
Delivers Address
Misa Estelle Reel, surerintendect
of tba 250 Indian school, in tbe Unit
ed State, delivered an address in
Portland a few daya ago and then de
parted to inspect Indian soboolt in
the West.
CARPENTER TOOLS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
. SASH, DOORS AND SHINGLES, first grade
: Do not forget about ray , guns and ammunition.
- --GUNS' TO RENT
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
n-jt) .Hardware and Crockery. f -
Curtailed
8nperiutendent Gammis. of tha Iln
loh county eiperimental ata'tlon. came
np rrom Portlnnd tbia morning, lie
states that owing to the DoliCv at ' In
trenohment which is made neceafary by
the auapendad payment of the general
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L03T-Two bolster springs, soma ,
where in tbe southwest portion of
the city or in. Old Town. Reward
; for their return to this ofllos. .
soon as be disposes of tbe thorough
bred cuttle. These he' will ' take to
Portland and place on aafe. a boat the
23rd of next month. A small force of
men will be kept at the station to take
care of the grate' experiment which
have been carried on for several years,
but meat of the land will be, and in
fact la already leased.
:l: Crop Summary,
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Tbe past' week waa cooler than1 the
previous one In tbe western eeotion,
while in the eastern section the nights
were cool with moderately warm days
A few small sb.iwera ooenred In tha
northwest Sunday and Monday, but
they were inautfic lent to "wet tha
ground to any great depth, and rain la
still needed everywhere for late crops
and for paatnrea
toe grain naryeal ia drawins to a
close and thrashlna ia well alone.
fall wheat and barley cod tin nn to
yield wi ll, but ibM berrv of anrlnff
wheat and osts shriveled during tbe
late hot weather and the fields are
diaappointinn Paaturase ia eattlns
short and stock is loaipg flesh. . Corn
and hope are making satisfactory ad
vancement. "Late ' Dolatoea are ate
standstill and need rain badly. -n "
Apples are geueially'smaller iu size
than usual and the orop promises to
be below the average in quantity.
Probes are beginning to rioen. Ed
ward A Bests, Seotton direotor, :
FOR RENT Meat market. Inquire at
the residence of Mrs. I Harris,
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FARE WEIL
And feel well by eating at tbe
Model Reetanrant. All tbe dainties
of the day, as well as tbe necessities
of life served In satisfactory style.
! A OOOD DINNER -
la as neeesssry as para air and
water.' It strengthens the Inner man :
and enables one to fight the .
BATTLES OF LIFE
8ucoessfally. As tine ss a word
ones out, flies everywhere, the funs
of our reetanrant has spread far and
wide, ; ;
MODEL
RESTAURANT -J.
A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIOHT
We ee,, weekly Meal . ,A .'
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NO POISON
No Spoiled Fruit
By using , Economy Jan
there is no danger from"
Zinc Poison, (he fruit being
in a vacum, will keep for
ever. ,
These Jars are to be had at
BAKER BROS.
Phone Main 29
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WE BUY
Doors
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Sash, J Shingles
Lumber
and
Indian Schools
In large quantities direct from factories and mills
at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the
' -. lowest pTice, we get the best goods, and can afford
J 8el1 figures that otbera buy for, thereby Kiv
ing our customers the benefit f wholesale prices
There are now 250 Indian schools in j ta
the United Slates, maintained' by the" ki
giving instruction to .
30,000 pupils. The appropriation for j
which laat year waa $3,200,000 being
1108 66j per pnpll. -
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
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