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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1906)
1 " - - " ' mo: COOD THINGS AT I THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S Mammoth LOCAL ITEMS Ci 1 iearar iu9 The great bargains mentioned In our previous eds have gone fast Hundreds tfAV0 hoon marffl hannu h lh ihamiIaihI iri... il... vw.. uuv iiuijhj uj wuuuci i ui valuer uiey ndve secured, out in a stock so large and varied as ours It Is Impossible In a hurried visit through the store to see all the good things. We! therefore desire to call III SPECIAL ATTENTI ON TO SOME GOOD BARGAINS MOT MENTIONED BEFORE Mrs. O. W. Thomas and children leave in the morning for Creston, Washinaton, Rev. H. H. Mower will Breach at Island Lytomorrow even.ng. M .1 Dliffatr nimr , ! r t. j iiwiii wio vuve on X l i Dusmes today. -rT Wm. Allison is in Baker Citv on hn. in... ,i Mrs. N. P. Preston of Baker City is in this city visiting friends a short time. L.L. Usher and C. C. Andrews of Elgin were passengers on the Elgin train lastnignt and are in the city today. hris M. Stackland. 'the wall Irnnivn young fruitgrower, is in the citv todav on business. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford re. turned last evening from a tour of Cali fornia. They report having a most en joyable trip. T. H. Crawford, accompanied by J. S. Beekwith of Pendleton' was in Sumpter attenaing a meeting of tne stocknomers of the H;chland ' , 0. F. Hasina, a caroenter whn ha v.n in the Stoddard Lumber Company's mill for the past year, left this mornimr with his family for Salt Lake City. Mr. Ha ls brother Of A. 0. Hasina tha barber, and cam here from Novada where he was formerly emracad in min ingV Recently he sold the Hunter. group oi mines and will go to Salt Lake to re side. Mrs. J. H. Kunzie of Umatilla, Ore- Is in the city today and is at the Hotel Foley. Mrs, Kunzie has the distinction of having probably the finest collection of Indian relic which she values at $10 - 000. During her many vears reaidanea at Umatilla she found these relics and purchased from the Indians many fine specimens. : Ladies' Tattered Cloaks and Skirts $3.00 Jackets $2.43 4,75 " 3.93 6.75 " 4.59 $10.50 Empire coats $7.93 1750 " " 13.2$ 19.75 " " 14.59 22.50 " :" 17,50 All this season's styles. ' OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS $1.10 Valves for $ .89 1.35 " 1.05 1.50 " " .8 1.65 " .3I 2.00 ". " 167 SMALL WARES 10c combs now 15c " " 18c " " 25c " " i ' it a Purses 35c 25c 35c 60c " 75c " $1.00 " SATEtN SKIRTS $U5 Values 1.50 2.50 ' 3.00 ."' 3.75 " 8c lie 14c .9c 25c 19c 28c 47c 59c 79c $ .98 1.23 1.98 2 37 2.98 LADIES' TAILORED SUITS We have just a few of these $12.50 and $15.00 val- left- ues whicn we now offer at your choice for $6.25 Less than cost of ma terial. LADIES' WRAPPERS $ .90 Vlaues for $ .75 1.00 ' " .75 1.25 " " .98 L35. " " , .05 1.65 " " 1.39 LADIES' SWEATERS $2.65 Values for $1.69 2.85 IJ5Q All Picture Frames Rcducad 25 to 50 pecent - Who would nol be clean? Diamond "C" Soap, per bar All 5c folic. .03 .03 10 percent reduction on all Havllard China. Ihh makes a 100 pc. $30.00 set $27.00 In While Semiporcela'n we have s me out . Thty must be sold as we have a siock bought for Spring and need the Plates from 25c par set to Cups and Saucers from 40c per set to Platers from 10c to Complete set of 67 pieces Sleds $160 now Sleds $1.66 now Sleds $1.7 now Sleds $2.60 now close !rge room 48c 50c 36c $4.60 $1.25 $1.40 $1.50 2 00 Blssel Carpet Sweepeis Irom 52 46 to $427 None bettet made GREAT BARGAINS IN Glassware. Graniteware. Doormats. Sfove Boards, Stoves, Sewing Macnines, Lamps, Jar dnii-rs. Every department is full of barges MEN'i tURNhHINGS 150 Shirts at half price 100 Snits at cott or below $3.00 Hats $1.50 Hats $1.00 H ts $150 $1.09 .78 $1.00 Men's Wool Lndcewear .50 and .60 " .83 45 LARGE LINE Of BEDDING Qnlts, Blanket?, Pillows, etc. Reduced to maruafcturers cost. Men's and Boys Pants, Sweaters, G'over and M ttens, Caps, Trurks. Outing Gowns,, Foot wear and Suspenders, I' you don't need them now buy for future ue. STEEL RANGES I have the celebrated Majestic and Superior Steel I Ranges which have no equal as to baking qualities and durability. Try one and be convinced. A few heating stoves left, upon which I am giving' 1 0 per cent off, while they last. , Don't forget about our cross cut saws and logging ,; tools. ! MRS- TN. MURPHY ! . .. .,'V Hardware' and crockery. h - ' I it'-' ; ,. , SOCIETY ' 401 CANADIAN FORESTS Ottawa. Ont. Jan. 9. One of the most important meetings in the interest of systematic forestry In Canada, ever held in this country, met here today in response wan invitation issued by Sir Wilfred Laurier last month. The meeting is held under the auspices of the Canadian Fnrest- ery Association and was called for the purpose of considering the status of the forests, of the Dominion and the means necessary for preservation- . ' ' . IMPROVING rOLtr HOTEL Carpenters are at work removing the partitions which form two sample rooms in the northwest corner of 'the Hotel Foley aad the dinins room will ha extended' back to occupy this space. The partition of the office will be ex tended 16 feet into what is now the ining room, eivinff more lobbv room. The great amount of business of the hotel has necessitated these chances When these are complete the alreadv many conveniences will be increased anri the Foley will continue to be classed as an up-to-date holste.-y. j Miss Margaret Porter was hostess at a very cleverly planned party last evening. Her guests were the 401 club girls who entered into the games with a spirit equal to the occasion. MissMoina Aikine se cured first prize, a bottle of perfume, in the contest and Miss Carmen' Stoddard was consoled with a box of candy. But the feature of real fun was th candy making where culinary skill was in evidence. The evening was altoaether a mirthful one and at a late hour the girls bade their hostess goodby to meet with Miss Mabel Willams next Monday. AT COURT HOUSE . A judgment has bean returned in all of the cases brought against the Carson Consolidated Mining Company and the property will be ordered sold. Suit has been filed by Robert Blumen- stein against J. A. Hooper and JoseDh Hudson under the name of Hooper & Hudson, to recover $15,000. A mandate affirming the decision in the case or Van Houten & Messenger James and Margaret Hutchinson and Ada Umax has been recsived from Salem. NOTICE TO FRUITGROWERS All Fruitgrowers wno wiii tu Lo.i.T.i members of the Northwestern Fruit growers Association should send their . name and one dollar to Hon. C. D. Huff man, secretary of the Association. Dp this at once and thereby become a mem ber of the Association. Remember a letter addressed to C,-y Huffman, Secretary of Norhtwest Fruj ' Oowers Association containing one dollar will receive prompt attention, : and you will be entitled to the full printed pro ceeding of the meeting. The one article of Prof. Ball's on fruit tree spraying is well worth the dollar alone. 1R IV 7 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Inquire of Mrs. A. E. Jones, corner 3d and Adams avenue. An important event in school circle within the past week was the address de livered before the High School on Friday morning by Judge Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendleton. The judge is a fluent taller and gave some very timely thoughts on the subject of "One Idea. mew: - THE CHEF in our restaurant gets many a blessing that he doesn't hear. So many people with fickle or mHaH .nr.MtM u i , uu.i.ba i j. a uee i , tempted into the joy of good eating by hi&f skiii. ne nas some dishes that would give him a place among kings if he only Knew it. Meanwhile you can ENJOY THE RESULT of his cleverness by eating here. One meal will convince you that good cooking is not a lost art, here anyway. Shall we reserve a table for you? The Model Restaurant J A. Aibufkle, Proprietor NO MHT "mi llckeu lor - -WTW -WW AJf) fan ii j Annual January Clearance Sale : Now in Full Swing Without regard to cost or previous selling prices, we propose to make this the bargain t event of the year. Can't list all the good things, but the store is full of them. Gome in and share in the great money saving carnival 2 SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT HALF PRICE DON'T FORGET that our regular prices are always from 10 to 25 percent less than is usually asked for the same goods and that when ws tell you practically every ar tide In the store has been reduced in price it means something THAT WE CIVE TREE WITH CASH PURCHASES PREMIUMS WHICH WILL ENABLE YOU IN TIME TO FURNISH YOUR HOME ACS0LUTELY WITHOUT COST ' 1 THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY I ' W08, 1310, 1312 Adam, Avenue. H Largest Store-; Smaiit Mas i: ,'' , . ... ..,,.-,. ( ( UftttfttttfttttttttttttttMMttlIMttleMtttMtlt4tMieinmeiataaa!! I Furs. Ladies' Waists. Ladies' and ChildrnVisTTored Strcet Siulsl i ... vuviu uiiu orvii is i; Embroideries. Insertions and laces that retailed from 15c to 35c oer vrrt tn. i ' best Value In the city, for 5c 1 ' lhe i: Waist Lengths. Skirt Lengths and some, 6 'and 8 vard rtTTTTi T Goods, at value iiu, ,ft.r W Cuts' ,n finc ess ( ' twwm WO I Wool and Wool Mixed Velts and Pants. 6oIol I MEM'S SHOES $3.00. $3.50. and S4.50 values 4l f t !- . ' waiues wl "ill MACKINAW GOATS, CAPS. AND in , C00DS. NECKWEAR, SOCKS, SHIRTS EVERY ARTICLE RF.rmrcr r x Timeeiiiiiiir v.. V