La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1906, Image 5

THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S STORE NEWS
J Jt-m ORE AT FEAST IS STARTED
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AND r.UNLREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY SECURED BARGAINS F?0.v THE TASLlS SET FOR. OUR.
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M4MM0TH
IMUAL CLEARAIGE Mil
THERE ARE, HOWEVER, LOADS OF GOOD THINGS LEFT 1
Thousand of dollars' worth of goods to be closed out at about half their value. Practically every article
in the store radically reduced in price to make this A GREAT TREAT TO ALL as we promised
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
1 Oc hose, now 8Jc
12c hose, now 10c
1 5c hose, now I23c
1 8c hose, now 15c
25c hose, now , 19c
50c hose, now 37c
60c
85c
$1.15
uuion suits
49c
67c
98 c
SMALL WARES
Safety Pins, per card - - -
Hair pins, per bunch - : - -
Corduroy Dress binding, "-' . five yards
Spool Gotton, per spool" , , - - - -Good
imparted Japanese tooth brushes, four
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rows bristles each
3c
Ic
15c
4c
Iqc
$2.75
3.50
4.00
4.60
5.00
LAMFS TAIinRFI) C.l OAKS ANfi SKIPTQ
onu to 4& j nn
475
2.9S
3.37
3.83'
423
Jackets
5.75
10 50
17 50
22 50
Empire Goats
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$2 43
3 98
4 59
7 93
13.25
17 50
White Semiporcelain.com
mon sized plates, 7in set
Common sized Plates Sin,
Set
Handled Cups and Sau
cers Set
Ewer & Basin
Combinett
Chamber and Cover
S et Complete
DISHES AND GLASSWARE
65 now 50 ' pCf imitation cut glass
.45
65
$'.35
$1 25
.75
.35
.50
$1 5
$1 05
65
7 pc. "
4 pc. "
Water Sets
Fancy Vases
$3.35 now $2 85
Jard iniers very neat dec
30 now. .20
.40 " .30
50 " 40
.75 65
Lamps, plain glass, complete
.90
$1.60
1.25
2.00
1.75
150
.10
.13
.IS
.20
.35
.40
50
now .65
" .75,
.90
" $1.60
" 1.35
" HO
.06
.08
10
I3
28
.32
.38
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LAMPS
Decorated Stand La,mp $2.00 HOW $1.65
" t. . .
.. .. 400 " 3,20
6.50
5.15
In our DISH DEPARTMENT you
will find values never offered be
fore in Union County at the
price.
67 pc. Set 'white Porcelain $4-60
67 pc. sot handsome Decoration ' $6.75
$10.00 Suits
8.00 Suits - :
I. 2.00 Suits -
II. 00 Overcoats
9.60 Overcoats '
6.60 Overcoats
6.60 Cravinette Coats
4.23 Boys' Overcoats
5.60 Overcoats .
5.03 Duck Coats -'2.00
Duck Coats
1.60 Duck Coats -
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
- $6.50
5.25
960
8 00
7.00,
5.00
4.85
3.15
2.45
2.15
1.50
1.05
Men's Overalls " .60 now .50
Men's Overalls ' 85 s" .75
Men's- Heavy fleece ,r
Underwear .50. .60 " .45
Men'sy Heavy Wool t, 0.
Underwear $1.05 .85
Men's Work Shirts - -50, .60 " .," .45
We will use the knife on all
RUBBER FOOTWEAR, but space
prevents our quoting prices.
HANDKERCHIEFS
.05 Handkerchiefs -
.06
.'0
.15
.50
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.04
.05
7 J
.11
.35
.10 Towels -v.7
121 , .10
.5 .11
.18 .14
.25 " ' .19'
20j " .24
35 " .28
.35 Table Damask .28
.50 " .39
.60 " " " .49
.75 ' .60
$1.00 .78
$1.25 . " .i8
$1.25
150
'.1.75
2.35
2.00
3.00
children's Dresses
.98
$1.18
1.50
178
1.63
2.47
HUGE PILES OF REMNANTS, ODDS AMD ENDS IN SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, DISHES, GLASSWARE, ETC.
Hundreds and hundreds of articles large and small, greatly reduced to make this the FEAST OF FEASTS IN BARGAINS. COME EARLY, as many lines are limited, owing to
, Large sale of last month
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
THE SMALLEST
rTHE LARGEST
z ilUkc vjvi-vi-M B-.I wjmi nni . PRICES
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What effect gcod fuel has
upon a meal. You should
know that.
: WE HAVE dCOD WOOD :
And we are waiting to deliver
any quan'ty at any tlma to a
your home. a
YOUR TEAM KNOWS
The difference between good
feed and the other kind
r
: STEAM ROLLED FEED
Adds pounds to the pulling
power of your team. A trial
will demonstrate the fact
use either phone or send
us a mail order
AMUSEMENTS
A HEW PLAY
A new and modern play by Hal Reid
will be presented at Steward's opera
house. "At Cripple Creek." is the title
of the piece and the scenes am laid in a
m'ning camp among the Rockies in the
early e'ghties. The story told is very
: GRANDE ROMDE (ASH (0.
: Lewis Bros. Prop.
Cler thinking, decisive action, vim and
viror of body and mind, the sparkle of
Ufa, comes to all who us. Holhster.
Rocky Mountain Tea. 55 cents. Tea o
Tab:eU.-New'.in Drug Company.
interest ng and uplifting in ton and the
play abounds in wholesome and hearty
comedy. It is acknowledged by csmpen
ent critics that not since Bartley Cam
bell's masterpiece "My Partner" has so
well written a play, dealing with life in
the Great West, been given to the Amer
ican stage.
TO MIGHT
There have been myriad of good fight
in recent year. Some of these bout have
been shown in moving pictures and om
have not but every man who ha seen
the Britt-Nelson fight picture declares
emphatically that no fiercer, gamer battle
ever was contested than the fray where
the mighty Dan overthrew th native
son. Courage of th highest typ; heroic
resistance to th attack of an overpower
ind foe, and unconquerable determinaiion
n assult all these things atand out col
ossal, and stamp the battle as a climax
of bravery and fair honest struggling. It
was a wonderful fight and the pictures
tell the story better than any words
sould do.
J. W. Coffroth, president of the' Colma
(Cal.) AthletioClub, where the fight oc
cured, is the owner of the copyrighted
films.
The pictures may be seen at Steward s
Opera House Wednesday evening, Jan. 3.
HOT TIME I?f THE JEWELRY BUSINESS
. Sale closes Saturday night at 1 0 p. m.
sharp to wind up our sale. We have de
cided to offer you such prices in watches
and jewelry that even the small boy can
afford to carry a standard watch. We
ask you to compare our prices with the
prices of other jewelers and catalogue
houses and you will find that you are not
only saving the regular jeweler's profit
but that you can pjrc'iase watch3s and
jewelry from us for lass than the cata
logue houses or jewelers can buy the
same goods. This is no bluff. Note the
following prices.
1 2 size B. W. C. Company gold filled
case, warranted by the maker to wear 20
years, fitted with a 15 jewel Elgin move
ment. Complete $3.80.
1 2 size Dueber 1 4 K hand engraved
hunting case, warranted by the maker to
wear 25 year fitted with 1 7 jewel ad
justed Deuber movement. Complete $ 1 4.
1 3 size royal hunting gold fil!d case,
warranted by th maker to wear 20 years,
fitted with Waltham movement Com
plete $9.
18 siz coin silver heavy open face case
fitted with 17 jewel adjusted Seth Thom
as movement Complete, S7.
18 size hunting gold filled 6 year cat
fitted with movement $2.60.
1 8 siz open fac screw cas nickel
fitted with 7 jewel movemer.t $2.60.
18 siz open fac silver cas fitted with
Waltham movement Complete, $5.
6 siz hunting 6 year gold rilled crown
case American jeweled movement, $4.
16 size open fac gold filled cases (only)
standard make such as the royal Crescent
and Deuber guaranteed by th maker to
wear 20 years. $3 to $4.60.
1 6 siz open fac case standard make,
land engraved 14 K gold fi'l.d warranted
ay the makers to wear 25 years, $6.50.
1 6 size open face nickel (casas only)
screw case, 90('.
Regular $1 alarm clocks, 60J.
Coo Coo clocks worth $18, now S5.
Filled rings worth from' 600 ts $1.60,
now your choice, 30(.
Solid gold rings loss than one half
former price, $3, $4 and 6. Chains
now $1. ' .
Brooch pins, stick pins and all other
articles one half and in some instances
one fourth the original price.
We di not pretend to Eat the cost of
hase goods as this stock must be closed
out. Remember these prices remain
good until Saturday night at 10 p. m.,
January 6, 1906.
The Rainbow Store.
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. Of HORRORS IN M
(dildren Tern From Molrs and Rent and Torrtad (liild-
ren Used as (lulls.
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS
how the other half lives. Those who use
Aucklen's Arnica Salve never wonder if it
will cure Cuts, Wounds, Burns, Sores
and all skin eruptions; they know it will.
Mrs. Grant Shy, 1 130 E. Reynolds St..
Springfield. 111., says: "I regard it one of
the absolute necessities of housekeeping."
Guaranteed by Newlin Druo Co. 25(.
HEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE
I have moved my real estate and In
surance office to room 5 over J. M. Berry's
store, where I am better equipped than
ever to handle farm lands and city pro
perty. 1 also writ fir insurant on
farm property. G. H. Powers,
the Minnesota Land Man.
New York, Jan. 3. Stories cf horrors
so revolting as to be almost beyond belief
are told by many of the 1300 Russian
I refugees, who arrived here Friday on the
! Hamburg 1 American steamer Graf Wal
I dersee. Although coming from widely
; separated parts of the Russian empire.
! the stories of all of them were markedly
I similar. Torture and death in all their
! most revolting forms were witnessed.
Children were snatched from their
mothers and their little bodies rent and
torn. Mother and fathers were struck
down in the midst of their families.
On littfe girl, Rosa Rosenski, a child of
9 years, came over with her brother Isaac
about the same age. These two children
are th remains of a family of 1 0 parsons,
th other eight having been killed by the
Cossacks at Moscow.
Hirsch Siedlitz, who was a storekeeper
in Kieff, told of hi flight from that city,
after a massacre.of Jews in th market
Hollister' Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid lctricity. It goe to vry
part of your body, bringing new blood,
strength ar nw vigor. It makes you
well and keeps ' you well. 35 cent.
Newlin Drug Company.
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN
Notice i hereby given, to whom it may
concern, that I will not pay any bill or
debt hereafter contracted by my wife,
Ida S. Alden, a sh ha abandoned me
without cause and sued for divorce.
Dated, Da 28th., 1 906.
J. F. "AixeiJ
square. He said:
"At midday on Friday, three weeks -ego,
a bugle sounded two blocks distent.
A second, third and fourth bugle answered
the first and next cam a clatter of hun
dreds of horses hoofs, and the Cossacks
rode pell mell through the streets leading
to the mark?t place and fell upon the
market rr.en and the women and children.-
"I was in the market r lace at the Urns.
I don't know how I escaped. . The women
wore on their breasts tiny Ted rosettes,
the emblem of th " revolutionary party,
and these were selected as targets for the
lances held by the Cossacks. The lances
seldom missed their mark. 'The women
and children wer kicked, hot down and
trampled upon. Everywhere was blood.
Daad children were used as club for
wsmen suspee'.sd by the Cossacks aa
being th mothers of. those children.
Thousands of corpses were gathered up,
aftr th carnage."
NIGHT SCHOOL
Thos desiring to join Prof. Hoeken
berry't night class in arithmetic, ar re
quested to leav word at this office or
with the professor. . Th class will start
next week, Further particuls r regard
ing place and time of meeting will be an
unced later.
LOST Small black purse containing $J 0
bill and two $5 gold pieces. Finder re-
turn to this o.Tlo and receive reward
ANNUAL MEETING
Of th shareholders of th Farmer and
Trader National Bank of La Grande,
will be held at their banking hou n La
Grand on Tuesday, th 23d. day of
January. 1906. between th hour f to
o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day. to select a board of director for the
nsuing year and for such other busines
as may corn before said meeting
J. W. Scbiber, Cashier of th Farmer
and Traders National Bank of La Grande
Dated this J 6th. day of December !90fl
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