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THE FALL SEASON IS MOW
AT ITS' HEIGHT AND
The Golden Rule Company's Stock j
Is Complete in every detail, more than Thirty Great
Departments filled with Seasonable goods of every de
scription and now offered to the trade at the Lowest
Living Prices.
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS AMD CAPS, CLOTHING, LADIES' AMD MEN S FURN
ISHINGS, MATERIALS FOR FANCY WORK, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES
MITTENS, LADIES AND MISSES
AND
TAILOR MADE COATS and SKIRTS. LADIES'
TRIMMED HATS, GHILDRENS' HATS and CAPS, FURS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, TOYS, TINWARE, GLASSWARE, GRANITE WARE,
CHINA, CROCKERY. STOVES AND RANGES, HOUSE , FURNISHINGS, HARDWARE,'
TOOLS, SPORTING GOODS, WOOD and WILLOWWARE, WASHING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES, TRUNKS and VALISES.' .
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GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue.
Tamet Stor-
Smallest Prices
LOCAL ITEMS
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$40 SUIT GIVEN AWAY
DEC 31 :
Every $1 cash purchase, or paid on accoint en
titles you to chance. , .. ., .,
COMMENCING ON NOVEMBER 1
SUIT CLUB WINNERS "
M m SirjrUt . . $35 Suit New Club
AL; A NJ3 HEWS
Huberdnprer nd Tilor
': WHIST CLUB . '
Mr. J. H. Aikina was hostess to the
Thursday - afternoon whist club, which
met at her home on Fourth street, and, as
are all gatherings at Mrs. Aikine's home,
the afternoon was brim full of pleasure
for the members so fortunate to be present.
- WKDDINO ANNIVERSARY
A delightful Informal event was the
dinner party at the Meyers home, Wed
nesday evening when Mr. and Mrs. F. L
Meyers entertained a few friends in
honor of their sixth wedding anniversary.
PAT HO N IZE
HOME INDUSTRY
By
Smoking
KEY WEST PERFECTO
THE VISTA 0 RAD A
and C. B. Cigars
Manufactured by C. E. HACKMAN,
Factory Corner
Adams Avenue
and Greenwood
Street.
t FARMS
IN THE
FOR SALE
GRANDE RONDE
VALLEY
Price $40 per acre
Akres with gcod Improvements, all tillable land,
S miles from railroad station and 14 miles from
La Grande, Oregon
400 acres with good improvements, nearly all tillable
land, about three miles from the railroad and 14
miles from La, Grande.
160 Acres about 3 miles from the railroad and 14
miles from La Grande, No. buildines ' , , , t
Acres, one mile from the town of Summerville, IS
miles north of La Grande and S milos from the
railroad. All tillable land. Noluildings
SO Acres, same class land as the above and adjoining
480 Acres, 2 milos from the railroad and 15 miles
from La Grande. Good barn and- small house,
well watered. All good land
65 Acres, three and half miles from La Grande, all
under cultivation. No buildings
160 Acres. 6 miles from La Grande. Oood grain land.
No buildings , Price $25 per acre
160 Acres, 12 miles faom La Grande, 2 miles from the
railroad, firstclass improvement Price $65 per acre
1000 Acres 9 milos from La Grande, nearly all in cult
ivation, all good land ".
Price $38 per acre
Price $15 per acre
Price $35 per acre
Price $35 per acre
Price $42 per acre
Price $76 per acre
. Price $35,000.00
jCa Srando Snvestment Co. ,
5 FOLEY HOTEL. BUILDING ' ' LA GRANDE, OR
SOCIETY
Rev. D. S. Smith of Elgin spent today
on business in our city.
E B. Long, of Summerville was a
caller at our office this afternoon,
Miss Christ DeBorda, of Cove, is
visiting Miss Besie Bloom, of this city.
rrank McKmnis is completing a new
residence on his farm nnrth of Summer
ville. ..
C. P. Ferrin left for Baiter . City this
morning to take the part of Mordecia in
Queen Esther tonight.
Mrs. Wm. Dunn, of Wallace. Idaho, was
expected to arrive this morning for a
visit with relatives and friends.
George Powell, of Old Town, lost
valuable horse last evening. It died of
lung fever.
William and Elmer Hogoboom, well
known rao horse owners of Walla Walla
are in the city today.
Chas Green is preparing to set out
five or six acres in strawberries on his
place across the river.
J. A. Emerson, A. L. Clearkne and
M. L. Crawford came down from Baker
City this morning and are in the city to
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Russell arrived last
evening from the Sanger mines and will
remain in the city for a few days.
, W. R. Winans is erecting a $10,000
hotel at Hood River Falls for the accomo
dation of tourists. .. The "Devil's Punch
Bowl" will be on the hotel premises.
Anyone dmirinv nrnr.lir.nl IrnnwUxn
kindergarten work may secure valuable
information by calling on Mrs. Agnew,
Cor. Chestnut and Adams avenue, .
3. C. Huff, who resides in Fruitdale. is
gradually preparing to entensively engage
in the poultry business and will also
plant out several acres of strawberries
next spring. ,
Among the Elgin visitors in the city
today who came up on last evening's
are: George W. Stevenson, Mrs. W. F.
Baker, N. C. McLeod, G. P. McDowell
and A. P, Sprague. ,
Mr, I. E. D. Zundel who today disposed
of his interest in -the Zundel & - Liwson
business, expects to leave in a few . days
for North Yakima where he wil remain
for a short time looking over that fertile
region. '.' r . r ,'.'' ' -'
It is evident that the Lewis and Clark
fair did not take all of the money out of
this country as shown by the bank state
ments just published and the figures show
that as a matter of fact the deposits of
the La Grande National bank have in
creased over $60,000. . Grande Ronde
is a prosperous" section of a prosperous
Northwest .
FINE CHINAWARE
I have just received my fall stock of Chinaware in hand
Painted, Decorated and White Haviland. Also a complete
stock of Cut Glass and Silverware, all new patterns.
See our Souvenir China. Do not forget about our heating
stoves and steel ranges. . , ,
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
. Hardware and Crockery. , . s
Foot BalH Game
I Want Damages
F. E. Graham, of Elgin has presented a
claim against Union county, amounting to
$290. for the loss of cattle killed by the
collapse of the Wallowa bridge. Hector
McDonald, who was also driving a herd
of cattle across the bridge at the time
and suffered a similar loss, has also put
in a claim against Wallowa county for
damages. .
Pacific Coast
Weiser is to have a $30,000 opera
house. ...
Things are warming tor the municipal
elec!n nt Astoria, which occurs on Dec
ember 13.
Governor Chamberlain has granted a
pardon in favor of Harry Milnar, of Port
land, who is serving a three months sen
tence for I eating his wife.
The dispatches again informs us that
1 he President w.ll soon appoii.t a federal
ship in Oregon. 1
Eine Dinner
The compliments over the dinner served
today by the ladies of St Peters Guild
were profuse by all who partook. The
ladies serve supper this evening and they
will be assured a generous patronage.
Are you going to the game tomorrow?
Of course you are. . Firstly, you are going
to help cheer the home boys along and
make victory sure. Then, too, you are
going because it will do you good to for
get all cares for an hour, and watch a
splendidly contested game. In short, you
are going in order to boost your school's
team and to have a good time yourself.
Here are some" data for the use of those
interested: Time of game, 2:30 p. m
Saturday, Nov. 18. Place: base-ball
grounds. Colors, blue and white. ( Con-j
testing teams, union and La Uranae.
La Grande yells.
"Hip zoo! rah zoo! Quis qui! quis quo! '
L. G. H. S.I triumphio!
Harum! Sea rum! Kallabahzoom! , ,:, '
La Grande High School! Boom! Boom!".
"Strawberry shortcake! Blueberry pie!
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Are they in it? Well, I guess!
La Grande High School! Yes! Yes! Yes!.
Line up of the two teams. .,- , ,
Wood! Wood I Wood!
Good dry wood delivered
V to any part of the city.
ANY LtNGTH, ANY KIND,
. .Special prices on quantity
'. '. orders. No-order: too..
large or too small
James Beavers, . Red 1441
La Grande.
Reynolds
Falk ;
Pickler
Young -Neill
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Kilpatrick -Corbett
Scott
Alstott
Goodnough
Bay
Bacon t ,
UE. R.
L.T. R.
L.G. R.
C.
R. G. L
R. T. L.
R.E.L.
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Union 1
Billings.
Shelton -Mulverhill
,
McCardle
Wilson
Ficklin
Lothrop
McMillan; '"
Miller , ,.
West' '
Swackhammer
RH.L
F.
Subs. Union; Willard, Eaton,' Turner and
flesher. v '-..
Subs. La Grande; Carpy, Downes and
Hendricks.
Price of admission, 25 cents.'
Married
At the Foley Hotel, at 2 p. m. Thurs
day. Nov. 18. Mr. B. N. Colvin and Mrs.
Louise Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. . Colvin
will reside at or near Joseph, Wallowa
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When The Turkey Conus -
To you in our restaurant you will have
a triple feast Your eyes will feast on its
tempting appearance. Your nostrils will
feast on its appetizing odor. Your palate
will feait or) its delicate flavor."- . , '
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Will be a joy to be remembered. With
all this in prospect, what's the good of
bothering with a home dinner, i Spend
Thanksgiving here and be happy. :
The Model Restaurant
Jl A. Atbutklf, Proprietor
OPKN DAT . i WMllweokly)! A
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Your
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tailor says
are hard to fit"
By Real Estate
Fred S. Stanley and Robert Smith
formerly of Perry, yes'erday bought th
southeast corner at Thirteenth and Mar
shall streets in Portland from R. E. M
Strickland of Spokane for $15,000.
John L, Wilcox made the sale. The
p operty is in the district that undoubt
edly will be utilized largely in the future
for warehouse purposes.
Mrs. Brown III
Mrs. Ben Brown, the well known pio
neer of this valley,, was taken suddenly
sick last evening at her home at Island
City, and while she is reported as some
better this afternoon. - her condition is
considered quite serious.
i Has A Son
(Scrlpps Newe Annotation)
Denver, Nev. 17. Bryan's daughter.
Mrs. Homer Leavitt, ga,ve birth to a son
last night. This is the second child.
STEIN -BLOCH
Smart Clothes J
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Slyly trusting thus to cover
his own shortcomings as a
craftsman. ; As a matter of
fact ninety-nine men out of
one hundred are easy to fit
if the clothes are made
rightly. Ours (Stein-Block)
will fit you, be you lean or
stout, short or tall. Fifty
one years of knowing how
have solved this problem,
and are sumed up in the
Stein-Block label.
Thb Label Stands for 5! Years t
of Knowing How ' j
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