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Another Sweeping Reduction
AT
THE GOLDEN RULE- STORE
TIMES HAVE BEEN LIVELY WITH US DURING
Our Great Clearance Sale
And we are determined to keep up the enthusiasm untill the last, we have gone
carefully through our immense stock and hunted out & the Odds and Ends,
Ec-.n:.-!;. Ft. and now place these on sale at a further reduction in price
BELOW IS A LIST Of SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT II trviS
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS
Jut four of thM left : 12.60 and 1 6.00 value
Your Choice. $5.00
The m&Urial alon b worth mora than this
LADIES TAILORED COATS
Thi eason' tyle,'th new Empire effect.
18.80, 17.60, 19.78, and 22.60, now
Regular
$9.98, 12.5Q. 13.75, 16.75
MEN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Large line of manufacturer' cample in hotiery at leee
than Jobber' priee . .-..'
25 to 28cgrd, 19c 20c lo 23c r.de, 15c
Heavy fleece lined Underwear. BOo and 60c grade 45c
Heavy wool Underwear, 1.00 and 1.28 grade 83c
Men's Linen collars,
15c grade, 3c
All dress shirts rialf Price
50 MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
Muit be got out the way in the nest few day, a we will
have our tpring line in oon.
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A few choice number in Coney, Water Mink, Fox, Etc.
Regular price
135 2.75v2.25 4.00 475 5.00 6.75 7.50
now ; ' ' ' -- - '
.78 1 53 1.79 2.35 3.21 2.83 4 67 5 31
'. LADIES' SWEATERS
Regular 2.46. 2.65 and 2.86, Choice for; $1.79.
Just the thing for these cold winter day .
; DISHES AND GRANI TEWARE -
67 piece et. white cemi-porcelaia $4.60 .
ODD END, In ceveral patterns at below manufacturer'
price. They must go to make room for our spring lips '
Granite mare : : !
Cldsing out two styles, the German white,, and green,'
whit lined. They will toon go.
The price i vry If w ,
AH toilet Soaps, per bar
All laundry soaps p ebar
3c
.3c i
BISSELL'S CARPET SWEEPERS
Almost a cheap at broom $2 46 to $447
.. ! ' .BISSELL'S, yiey are the best.
All other ioods at sale prices during remainder of month, only a few days left
however, so COME QUICK -
I THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1308, 1310, 1312 Adama Avenue.
I Larcrest, Store-
Smallest Prices
Complete Line of
Men's
Haberdashery
Furnishing
and
A. V.
ANDREWS,
Tailoring
SCCitlY
LOCAL ITEMS
. . .'
Oscar Jackson spent Sunday in Baker
City, v - . '
Frank Wilson is over from Union today.
F. W. Davis was over from Union yes
terday visiting friends
W.lC Davis and George Hendricks
went to Union this morning on a business
trip.
Thomas Loftus, the well known Starkey
resident, was down yesterday visiting and
transacting business.
Dr. C. W. Bigger, who ha been in
Portland the past few weeks, is expected
home the last of the week.
E. W. Dixon, special United States
agent in charge of special agents, is ill at
the Foley House. .
Register E. W. Davis spent Sunday in
Pendleton and visited Asa B. Thompson
who is very low with typhoid fever.
T. rV Baird . of Union was pronounced
insane Saturday and taken to the asylum
at baiem yetuaiu.
Mrs. Charles Norris went to Telocaset
this morning to spend several days visit
ing her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. George
Hansen.
Dr. A. P. Charlton, the veterinary sur
geon, was called to Henry Kmeharts
farm near Summervillr, this morning . on
professional business. -
After an absence of five months. Bishop
C. J. O Rilly has returned to Baker City.
Three or four months of hi tlrrfe he spent
in the St. Vincent's hospial in Portland
.The La Grande Camp W. O. W. has
received a set of handsome new robes for
the officers, Members who have hot at
tended lately should visit the lodge and
see the new regalia.' '
'A seven-hundred 'pound bell arrived
thi morning for the Island City church
This bell has an attachment to be used m
case of fire, and will sirva thj dju'Me
purpose of church bell and Are aiarm.
Robert Mullen, who for the past several
months has been running out of this
city on the O. R. & N. left Saturday
morning for hi home in Baker City where
nis parents reside.
.: Wm. Allison, manager of the La Grande
Flouring Mill Company, returned last
svening from a visit to points in Idaho.
nil away he secured orders for seven
teen car load of La Grande flour, and
tlso discovered a market for fifty car
loads of wood. , t . , r
. C. W. Nessly and sister; Mrs. Mary
Seckwith, returned to their- home thi
-norning after attending the funeral of
their mother, which occurred here Friday.
They will stop at Walla Walla , and visit
Mr. and Mr. Frank Nessly on their way
home.
; They say there is often a calm before
i storm and this may be. true of the ap
proaching city election. There is not
mough comment at present to even in
dicate that such an event was approach
ing. There is plenty of time yet for a
lively, campaign. . '
STEEL RANGES
I have the celebrated Majestic and Superior Steel ...
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. " ,:
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! MRS T-N- MURRHY:
- . Hardware and crockery : '
JOINT INSTALLATION
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f. Miss Paul
Recitation: The Inventor' : Wife . .
Mr Jessie Preseott Nejson
p-it-ion: Tha Fox and the Owl. -
..Master Donald Column .
Then alt joined in singing "America" '',
; OUR APPORTIONMENT
Secretary of State Dunbar has mad
the apportionment of the 6 per cent land '
tales among the several counties of thi
state. Thi fund was received from the ,
government and constitutes 5 per cent '
of the proceed of sales tf government
land in Oregon for 1905. Union county's
share j $500.68. . ; , '
ine luiiuwa ' installed in
the Oliver P. Morton W. R. C. No. 87 by
Installing President Mrs. - Clara T. Lyle.
on Saturday afternoon.'
President ,. Mra Rachel G. Worstell
Senior- vice-pres .Mrs Leah Paul
Junior vice-pres Mrs E, R. Brasel
Secretary ...v.; .-.l-Mrs Lidia A. Reeve
Treasurer ;. Mrs Lola StoverJ
Chaplain .., .'......... .....Mr Mary Davis
.Conductor Mr Arti Coffee
Asst. Conductor . .. ... Mrs Violet- Morgan
Guard .:.......l.."...Mr Trusel Burnett
Asst. Guard ...... Mrs Henrietta Thompson
Color bearer no. 1 Mr Jennie Nelson
" ' " no. 2 .-.,. .......Mr Ida Gore
" " no. 5 Mrs Susie Williamson
" " no 4. Mr Sarah Kilpatrick
Musician Mr Clara T. Lyle
Post Correspondent .:. Mr Jennie Currey
Patriotic Instructor.Mrs Sarah Kilpatrick
Installing President " .. ,
.v... Mrs Clara T. Lyle, of La Grande
Installing Conductor
'.. .Mr McGee, of Elgin
The following G. A. R. officer were
installed: . ' , v
Commander '.; J W. Oliver
Sanior vice , ...J. S. Walker
Junior vise ........... ... , Mos Thomp m
Chaplain ... W. F.J Burnett
Offloer of the day ";.,.'.... J. N. Faulk
Officer of the guard ,J. W. Davis
Adjutant . ....... .'. F. S. Newsome
Quartermaster G. VT. Allen
At twelve o'clock an elaborate dinner
was served by the ladies of the W. R. C
to the member of the G. A. R. The
ladies looked with pride upon the boys
who had fought so bravely for our flag
and were now seated around the table
enjoying the comfort of "home tweet
home." . '.
Program '
Piano duett: "Je Jni Pret", Lafuent ..
Mr Lyle and Gertrude Ralston
Recitation: Battle Flag ..... Ruth Bennett
Recitation: The Blue and the Gray
......;...;.":. j...... -,. i.Audley Stover
Recitation: Been to the Capitol, Riley..
TO fARfWOl
doesn't always mean you have to eat at '
a King table or dine at a Delmonico .
On the contrary you can fare just a well
be just a happy, and on far less money,
by eating at our restaurant, .C.
GOOD FOOD, CGOD STRYKE ;c
are good point of merit that belong to
our restaurant '. You don't go away
hungry and what you get builds you up
and don't cause dyspepsia. There are
two things no one ever complain of, and
that is our food and our price. ' ' .
The Model Restaurant
' - ' J. K Aibucktc, Proprietor -
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THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLLACK. Propr.
Keeps the Best Groceries, Vcfct j
bles ttc Call up Telephone Main
75 and give, us a chance to 1 -t
aqualnted.
BIRTHDAY PARTY ,
The boy and girl of the Y. M. C. A-
gave Horace Ludiker a pleasant surprise
on his seventeenth birthday list Saturday
evening. The gathering was at the home
of Mrs. A. L. Stover on Birch Street and
there were about thirty-five young people
present A lew more merry evenings
like thi and there would be a possibility
of making this young society truly repre
sentative of the city.
LYLI TUESDAY MUSICAL!
Program for the "open meeting at
Mrs. J. M. Berry's home, tomorrow after
noon. Everyone is cordially invited.
Piano trio ..Mrs. Lyle, Misses Stevens
and McCalt
Vocal solo Mrs. J. J. Carr
Piano solo 1 Mis Felice Lyne
Vocal so'o Mis Paul
Vocal -duett. Mesdames Laughlinand Carr
Reading Miss Lillian McCall
Vocal solo Mrs. Merton Kiddle
Piano quartette ...Mesdames Lyle and
Barry and Misses Ralston and McCa'.l
Vocal solo Mrs. Lauirhli
Ladies quartette Miss Williams, Met
dame NeilU Steven and Forrest
Annual
Clearance
Now in Full Swing
January
Sale
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event of the year. Can t list all the good things, out the store is full., of .them;
Gome in and share in the great money saving carnival . , - ' ' . -: .
W. B. SARCtNrS PLATfORM
ineionowing is me platrorm upon
which W. B. Sargent fioet before tha
voter of the county for the office of
County Judge.
1 will endeavor to reduce fit indebted
Ms of Union County and from an econo
mical standpoint us every effert to im
prove the public highways and comply
strictly with the requirement of the
statute in the conduct of the affaire of
the office, - . ' W. a Saromt.
FOR RENT Sewing machines for rent
needles, bobbins and all kinds of re
pairs, Im Wenham, agent Singer
Sewina Machine Co. at J. R. Smith'
Jewelry Store.
SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT
PRICE
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a a aft. a a a m m a . . . . ' f
rurs, Laaies waists, Lames ana onnaren s toais, tailored Street Suits, Dress-
. . Inj Sacks and Skirts
Embroideries, Insertions and laces that 'retailed from 15c to 35c per yard the
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best Value in the city, for 5c
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Waist Lengths, Skirt Lengths and some 6 'and 8 yard cuts. In fine Dress
Goods, at values below cost
Ladies Wool and Wool Mixed Veits and Pants, 60c. 75c, $1.00 garments, now 25c
MEN'S SHOES $3.00, $3.50. and $4.50 values ' $1.50
MACKINAW COATS. CAPS, AND RUBBER GOODS, NECKWEAR SOCKS. SHIRTS
AT COST -
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