La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 24, 1906, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJ Ti:H for! I ro(, 4 ! 'id ill f ii i I REASONS: wbyyu should trade at our tort - . Wo are most deligent in seeking the interest of the buping public to whom we look for support. Nothing but absolutely'reliable mer chandise offered at any price. Every aale i backee by a guaranUe of satisfaction. Our Great Profit Sharing Plan Will enable you in time to furnish your home ab lutely without cost. Call let us explain the detdils GREAT LOADS OF NEW GOODS , Continue to roll In at THE GOLDEN RULE STORE in IN FACT THEY ARE COMING SO EAST THAT WE HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO FIND TIME TO TELL YOU ABOUT THEM. Our Dry Goods Department Hundreds of Bolts of Piece Goods HUNDREDS OF LOVELY TAILORED SKIRTS, JACKETS, CRAVENETTE COATS, TRIMMED AND STREET HATS, AND ALL THE LITTLE ACCES SORIES THAT HELP TO MAKE THE LADItS' WAKOkudc COwri-CiT. Our Shoe Department All The New and Nobby Things In Dress SHOES, STREET SHOES, OXFORDS. Our Men's bepartmeiit A Complete Stock Of Men's. Youths and BOYS' SPRING SUITS, HATS, SHIRTS, NECKWARE. AND SHOES. Our Hardware Department Pruning and Garden Tools of Every DESCRIPTION, COOKING UTENSILS, COPPER, GRANITE, and TIN WARE A COMPLETE LINE OF SHELF AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. Our Crockery Department Every Thing From the Good Every Day CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE TO THE DAINTY AND BEAUTIFUL HAVILAND. . ' i THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY I LOCAL ITEMS In In In In ( 1308. 1310. 1812 AH n ma A vatmA -, ' W mmm h w V I CJ Largest Store. Smallest Prices Next Week We will t.ll you something about great spring opening. Watch this space for full Particulars Sample of our Pricings Best calico, per yard 6o Clothes Pint doz 2c Best spool Cotton 4c Best Toilet Soaps 6br 26c Misses Hose 25e gr. 18c Best laun. " 7br 26c , 2 Just Arrived, my entire line of And SPRING SUMMER SUITINGS 1 Your inspection solicited. A. V. ANDREWS,! : TAILOR and HABERDASHER - . I MILLINERY OPENING We desire to announce to our customers and friends that ue will have our Spring Opening Wednesday, Mar. 28; Your presence will be highly appreciated by us. WEST wwttttttttttttttttttttt t SOCI ETY ROYALLY ENTERTAINED A jolly crowd of Royal Neighbors met wun Mrs. Hendricks last evening. When business was over, they were invited to the dining room where a. banquet of hot coffee, sandwiches, American crulls and fancy nuts awaited them, over which the guests pondered for -some sixty min utes or more, then returning to the parlor when all cheerfully discussed th. lates topics of the day. and wished the meeting nights came oftener. The ladies of the Kaffee Klatch delightfully entertained yesterday after noon by Mrs. Turner Oliver. Tea and cakes were served. The followinc were present: Mesdamee Hall. J. M. Bn-rv Rr F. E. Moore. Eubank. C. W. Moore, L. D. Reavis, Carr, Jay Van Buren. Andrews. W. W. Berry. Molitor. Bartlet, Meyers. mcuilley. Swaney. Norris and Crawford. Misses Kirk and Lyne. The Ladies Missionary Society r.t tk. Presbyterian church held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at th. of Mrs. F. Harris on Third street. To the convention to be held in Elgin. April 18 and 19, Mes. M. Heck and Mr. f B. Hass were elected delegates with Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Ramsey as alter nates. Officers for the nftllir.fr oa.. were elected as follows: President, Mrs. J. K. Wnirht- !,-.- president, Mrs. Ramsey; Secretary. Mrs Wm. Grant: secretary of litrt,,r.' .. mnenart; treasurer, Mrs. H. E. Hill. On account of the amount of business to be transacted, the. program was not given. Nona The Blue MounUin Creamery Co. wishes to say to their patrons, that they will make testa of each delivery of cream fnr all who desire same. Those who shin tn the creamery may have tests, weight and price per pound, butter fat. returned in each Cln Kw nmnln .,.;; , ..,,.,, fining uiai same is desired, The Blue Mountain Creamery vo. iryi io naut it nii. .-j respectfully solicit the patronage of the farmer of Qrand Rood valley. Mrs: Annie Lane, of Republic, Wash., is in the city. . 4 . J. B. Shafer, of Hot Lake, transacted business in the city yesterday. F. D. McCully, of EnterDrisa. was a La Grande visitor yesterday.- s Te Summerville creamery riant has been moved to Wallowa county. J. Johns returned to Elpin this momma after visiting La Grande on business. Mrs. A. H. Parsons returned to Eloin this morning after spending a few days in this city. Rev. Dress er, of Payette. Idaho, will preach tomorrow in the Methodist church. Eph Wilber, an old time La Grande boy, now a farmer near Meachano, is in the city today. . A portion of the room occupied by the Rainbow store is being fitted up for the new bank. Th. F d I.. . of typhoid fever, all however are from the railroad camps below the city. , Every one of' the thirty or more saw mills in the country will be running with in the next thirty days. Jesse Hindman of Elgin, is in the city and expects to remain several days to receive medical treatment. Miss Nellie Murray, after spending the winter in La Grande, returned to her home near Summerville this morning, ' Two of the Observer force have baan iek the past week. Miss Sid Budge and Miss LIvaEnloe. Miss Budge was Quite serious ly ill for two days W.S. McMilJen was down from Starlcev yesterday. They have about five inches of snow in the valley and hay is beginning to gee scarce. Advertisers should not overlook tha uijriunny onerea in our large issue next Friday. Over. 6003 cooies will be mailed in Union anrl Wallnu -.,,;. Mrs. IN. J. Hazelwood returned to her home in Elgin this morning. ; She has been undergoing medical attention in thi. city for some weeks. W. H. Blakely, principal of the Pendle ton academy, was in the city this morn ing awaiting his train to Summervilla where he will visit friends. PRUNING TOOLS Now is the time to prune your orchard If you need I any new pruning shears, saw or knives, call and ex- amine my complete line of such goods, you will find just what you want Also see my assortment of fine I China in hand painted, decorated and plain, any kind : 7 you want. Do not forget about my cut glass and A silverware. - ! MRS- T.N. MURPHY j Hardware and crockery. w J. H. Lishmari has accepted the posi- as assistant post master. A. L. Gilham having resigned. Mr. Lishman entered upon his duties this morning... The body of Peter Barnhart was shin- ped through here last night on its way to Stanley, Iowa. Mr. Barnhart died at Elgin on the 22d, of typhoid fever. Chas. Halgarth, of Elirin. Cama nvmr last evening to transact business. .. He was accompanied by his wife, who re turned to her home this morning. Dr. W. S. Holt of Portland. Dassed through here this morning on his way to cigin where he will preach in the intara.t of the Synodical Missionary society. HARNESSING Of NIAGARA LIMITED ;.ii Now Amoclation) Washington, D. C, March The Water Ways commission, headed by General Ernest, presented their report on the Niagara, to Congress today. The report reemmends the legislature to limit the amount of power that can then be taken from the falls. ' " ' A GENERAL RAIN The rain which visited this section of the valley was general throughout At Elgin it rained all night and the Cove people are rejoicing with the balance of the valley. In many places the frost was all out and the rain soaked well into the gronnd. UNDfR NEW OWNERSHIP A. C. MacLennan wishes to again iiii'uiui u.o sf I nrande and vicinity that the well known Red Cross drug store of this city is being conducted under an entirely new system of busi ness methods. The new proprietor of this store has had several years experi ence as manager of the largest retail prescription drug store in the middle west namely in Omaha, Nebraska and is mak ing a specialty of accuracy and prompt ness as is noticable in large city stores. The stock of goods and pharmaceuti cals have been thoroughly investigated and a large and varied assortment of all lines has been purchased so as to accom modate everyone at'aJl times. Your patronage is appreciated, we want to show you our system. HAVE YOU HAD THIS EXPERIENCE There is a tendency among tha "o-reat" doctors to scoff at what ever the oeoole understand. Likewise if an explanation is asked of them, it is civen in scientific and abstruse terms, with the double pur pose of keeping the inquisitor in ignorance and of impressing with the great learn ing of the doctor. This is unjustifiable. The averaca Mr- son knows the elements of anatomy and physiology and is competent to prasD the explanation of the body's workings in health and disease, and of why the remedy is expected to cure. But give it in common terms. Now. why do the doctor mystify? We quote a leading citizen for the answer: "They don't know themselves: They fail to lay a first cause of disease; fail to maintain con nection of the physiology of the body with disease, and doctor svmntomanH effects." Now, this explanation and flrat disease is exactly what the Osteopaths are giving, basins it uDon accented truth. of anatomy and physiology and point out in each individual the cause of disease. FOR RENT Four room house to rent cheap. See Mr. C. Ralston. STRICT ATTENTION Is given to orders and there are no vac ations, delays due to misunderstandings. UUI P4lron gets precisely what he calls for and as far possible all little individual tastes are considered. There is no better popular Driced rest aurant within many miles. The food is excellent and well prepared and is put before the guest in an appetizing way. The Model Restaurant A. Aibutklf. Proprietor Wmell weekly , r v STEIN BLOCK, AND ADLER'S CLOTHING AT Wholesale Prices Means a great saving to the man who would dress well. We intend fn Hicr our men's and Boys' department, therefore our money saving opwrt?nifie!n iS lines, mcluding new spring and summer appa, el, should interest SSm) KLAIJ ON S 7.85 a2,.00WithaneW8Prin,,ty,, th" 1 -th to the 9 7 r0rLU I00'' ,in81? ur,Neut Mck- of serge lining ,nd hair cl th I J front. A new spring suit that any man would pay $12.60 to $15.00 1A 7C nis line of suits contain variety of upwards of six style, in u i. 7 U. ( b j.yo-ur TO 1 A CC 'nC,UdM 0,6 hieh tand clothes that you pay ,n. tn. 7" I k I J I I tailor from $30 to $40 for. Tv,. q,.; J, J' ."X .r,?utl' merchant 18.00 tailor from $30 to $40 for. Th. D Si 1 ."7 ,?UUb,e m"'hnt Wc Invite you to Investigate for yourself Agents for the Ladies', Home ' Journal Patterns Agents for' the Ladies' Home Journal CHICAGO STORE j Patterns )