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500 PIECES DRESS GOODS
All the novelties and staples in suitings, wash goods, white goods, percales, prints,'
trimmings, laces,, embroideries, etc. . r ,
200 MEN'S AND. BOY'S SUITS
The new and nobby things in spi ing wear.- Prices 41.50 to $15.00 per Suit
New shapes, new shades, natty ones as well as the staples. Make your selections
now while the assortment Is complete.
DISHES AND CHINAWARE
Don't forget we are among the largest handlers of DISHES in Eastern Oregon, both
foreign and domestic ware. Havilnnd and German China.
BEAR IN MIND TOO New spring goods is not the only insentive for you to visit our
store. You will ftj?d, after inventory, ' bargains in" every section. The painstaking
shopper can always find something useful'on our bargain tables. . - -
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1 1308, 1310, 1812 Adamt Avenue.
Lareest Btor- ; i , i i; Smallest Prices
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I have recently added to" my
Up To Date Stock
A swell line of READY MADE TROUSERS
ranging in price from $3.25 tO $5.00
AMUSEME1VTS;
m V. ANDREWS,!
PLUMSTKAD TONIGHT
For n all-round evening of pleasure
you should ' hear Elsworth Plumstead.
He gives Impersonations, character
sketches, fun, pathos. In fact plays upon
all the strjngs of the human heart. He'
also sings. Hear him at the Central
church at 8:30 thia evening. Tickets at
Selder's store. Number . 3
course. . ' ' ' "
of popular
TAILOR and HABERDASHER
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1 THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLLACK. Propr.
Keeps the Best Groceries, Vegeta
bles Etc. Call up Telephone Main
75 and give us a chance to g-.t
aquaintcd.
OUR REPAIR DEPRTMtNT j
is equipped with everything to en
able us to do high-class work. It
is In charge of a skilled and there
no Job too delicate or too difficult to
be successfully treated. '
Jewelry watches. Etc given to us
for repair will receive our - prompt
and careful attention.
J. II. PEARE.
Jeweler and Optician i
t OLER CLUB
The U. of O. Glee Club Concert last
evening was thronged and as usual the
affair was a treat, The plan of decor
ation could not be called elaborate but it
was suggestive of school spirit. There
were score of college and class pennants
and a few cozy corners vrranged attrac
tively. The entire program was beauti
fully rendered. Special mention must be
given Mr.' Rountree, whose impersonations
were highly appreciated and none hesi
tates to say he has certainly been prop
erly titled the "funny man." The select
ions by the Mandolin Club were except
ionally fine and all member share honors
with Mr. Bellman, the' proficient leader.
Unbounded praise wae given Mr. Glen
who rendered Bullards "Cavalier Song"
most effectively.
The Glee Club boys have made host
of friends wherever they have gone and
hrough the kindness of Dr. and Mrs. F
E. Moore, local enthusiasts had the
pleasure of meeting them at a reception
in Dr. Moore's elegant home. The large
crowd, nearly 90 guests, was admirably
handled and the success of this part of
the evening is due to the arduous work
of Mrs. Moore, whe is ever ready to ar
range pleasant occasions for her friends.
PAvwaintwAr
(Scrlpps New Association)
Washington, Feb. 15 Longworth got
the marriage license this afternoon. '
Mrs. J.' Hopper of Old Town is ; visiting
Mrs. Wesley Andrews in Baker City.
J. H. Mimnaugh is down from Perry to
day on a business trip.
Dr. Charlton, the veterinary surgeon,
was called to Alicel this morning.
J. K. Romig is down from Baker .City
on business.
Mr. and Mrs.'J. K. Romig came down
from Baker City last night, and expect to
return, home this evening. .'
Owing to the serious illness of Miss
Bessie Henry, there will be no meeting
of the Kaffee Klatch.
. Attention is called to the Rainbow store
ad which appears in this week's edition
of the weekly and in Friday's daily. ,
There will be a flower party tonieht at
the house of ; the . Latter Day Sainte.
Thomas' orchestra will furnish the music.
' Misses Birdie and Grace McDaniel, of
Baker City, left last night for Los Ange
les where they will make an extendei
visit with friends.
Architect C. R. Thornton left last nigl
for the scene of his old home ; near Des
Moines, Iowa, after an absence of S3
years,
etitions are out, we understand, for
Geo. Miller of the Cove for the nominr
tion of representative on the Republican
little nine months old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. John Williamson is very low
rysipelas and grave fears are entertained
of its, recovery. "
It is understood that Qs W. Ruckman
of Alicel will be a candidate before the
Republican primaries for the nomination
for representative. v
Don't forget the Epworth League
meeting Sunday evening. Great prepara
tions are being made. Old hymns will be
sung. If you don't attend some other
young peoples' society, be sure to come.
6:30 promptly. ' '
La Grande is to have a baseball team
this season. In the next few days the
members of last year's team will hold a
meeting and elect a manager and captain
for the ensuing year, and also order new
uniforms. ... .
There were 68 votes cast at the city
election last March and if anything like a
full vote is cast, this number will be con
siderably increased this year.. The vote
will be governed largely by the interest
taken' on the day of election..
J. H. O'Neil, better known as "Jack"
O'Neil, traveling passenger agent for the
O. R. A N., is the city today on business
connected with, his department Mr.
ttNeil says this spring travel is much
he i rier than usual on the O. R. & N. and
promises to be still greater as the season
progresses.
WANTED Girls to sew on special parts
also apprentices, apply to Mrs. Mc
Donald in Corps building. . '
I have the celebrated Atkins Gross Gut saws, which
give perfect satisfaction. There is no better made,
try one and be convinced. You will also find my stock
complete in axes,' sledges, wedges,, peaveys, logging
tongs, chains, etc. Do not forget about the low price
1 am making on a few heating stoves I have left See
our fine assortment of fancy chinaware in plain and
decorated. -
MRS-T-N-MURPHY I
2 Hardware and crockery. . S
10RE f Mints ARRIVt
Last night seven great freight engine
of the type of the 350 class, arrived ab
are in the yards today. Altogether ther
are lb if EmU WlUIUotive In the yard!
and shops. Five of the engines that came
last night are numbered and labeled for
the Southern Pacific but there ie a possi
bility that they will be used on this divis
ion instead.
Four of the big freighters ar In the
shops and are being set up as rapidly as
possible to relieve the scarcity of motive
power.
RfOPnON TO Off QUB '
Mrs. C. A. Johns has prepared to give
a reception to the Oregon Stat Univers
ity Glee club on Thursday evening after
their program at the opera house has been
concluded. Many friends of the univers
ity, and members of the club have been
invited to the reception. Baker City
Herald.
, MAY WITHDRAW
Mr. Lachner of Baker City is said to
be considering and will probably be in
duced to withdraw from the race for
congress; he is to be offered the post
mastership in Baker City in lieu, of Mr,
Voruz and will be endorsed by Senator
Fulton.
INDIAN SCHOOL OVflKRGWDf.D
Chemewah, Ore Feb. 16 The accom
odations at the Indian sc'i nt are taxed to
the utmost, there being more than 560
pupils now present at the sen ol. while
the enrollment for the year is G60. 'New
pupils have arrived at the school from
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and Montana. SuperintenJent Chalcraft
has now to, deny admissi m to applicants
on account of accommodations. '
' WOHAN-VOTf BIUDltS '
Columbus, Feb. 13. The House today
defeated a bill to give women the right to
vote at local option elections. '1
JNNENBURG JACK On February
14, 1906, Mr. Fred Sonnenburg of
Walla Walla. Wash., and Cora S. Jack
of La Grande, were ' married J at the
'Hotel, K6v. b. tt. Hays or Uie
Presbyterian church officiating.
THE MEETING
This evening the special service in the
Central Church begins at 7 o'clock, and '
closes at 8, on account of the Plumstead
entertainment The sermon tonight will
be on "God's dynamite." Tomorrow sve
ning the evangelist wilt speak on "An
Honest Doubter." Any one who has' dif
ficulties (o the Bible or Christ, especially
invited, v . ,'
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WAffTED-rTwo waiter girls immediately
"at the Model restaurant
: YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR MENU
even if you do pay higher prices than w
ask. Each item on our bill of far is
a specialty. You can't get it better cook
ed or served, no m liter what you pay.
EATING
here is a pleasure. It is also an economy
Come in and enjoy both. We'll expect
you often after y Air first visit
The Model Restaurant
J. A. Aibucklr, Proprietor '
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FOR NEW TOWNSITES
That a townsite may be located upon
the East Umatilla irrigation project is one
of the possibilities of the future.
A movement ie on foot in Washington
to provide for townsite withdrawals on
all government irrigation projects, for
accommodation of settlers in the newly
opened district.
- Senator Ankeny's bill, which provides
for the withdrawal of lands for townsite
purposes, has already received a favor
a Mr report by the senate committee on
irrigation and will probably become a law
in the near future.
The purpose of the bill is to provide
for the establishment of townsite in
connection with irrigation projects under
the reclamation act, and also to author
ize the secretary of the interior to furnish
water for such towns and to disDosa of
th lands at public sal, the money so
obtained to be ultimately covered into'
the reclame tion fund.
Sales
You have realized the economical advantages during our sales the
past few weeks. The next few weeks will be a combination of"
Clearing sales and showing of new spring goods
I REMNANTS IN DRESS GOODS
Accumulated during January Sales "
CLOAKS, SUITS, SHIRT WAISTS AND FURS at
501 DISCOUNT
I Early showing of new, elegant line of dress trimmings I
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I men a wuuiiiis. uveiuudis, unuerwear, smrts and Shoes f
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