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THrI GOLDEN RULE STORE j
"Each better than the other" is the motto for this special feature of our
immense business and all close buyers are particularly invited to call and
examine the huge stacks of bargains prepared for this occasion.
Lawns and Summer Wash
Goods.
Lawns
10c
12 Vc "
15c
4c
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25c grade
55c "
60c "
Sun Bonnets
16c
25c
3'Jc
Children's Straw Hats
25c gride
35c "
19c
25c
Linen Wash Skirts
for Summer and
Splendid garments
rail wear
$1.65 skirts
200 "
2.25 "
BOOKS
500 volumns, including all the standard nov!$ and classics,
away the leisure hours of these hot summer days.
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26c cloth bound books j gc
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MEN S DEPARTMENT HARDWARE AD CROCKERY
Men's Summer Shirts Enamelled ware, steel, tripple coated.
A large assortment, all cob's, sizes and styles. aid prOOf
Palf Price ' 5? tea poU 4ic
, 70c tea pots ..626"'
-- 35c basins j iff25c
35c pudding pans .... 26c
Straw KatS 40c sauce pans ffT.i. W!. 25c
Everything in this line at ". " "". 50c
. ' . winter Prices siWXiVTnt :
CID LOTS: Dishes, Glassware. Etc., at greatly reduced prices
Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers
Tlif: GOLDEN RULE COMPANY i
:tt 1308, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE
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Come In And See
The
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AL ANDREWS
TAILOR and HABERDASHER
A REAL CIRCUS
La Grande will be visited by a real
circus of the first magnitude. T
Adam Forepough and Sells Brothers
shaws are billed to appear here Wednes
day, August 8. The first advance car
with eighteen men'arrived here this morn
ing and the bill b:ards are now resDlen-
dent with the highly colored pictures of
the wonders to be seen under the great
tent.
WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE
. .
! SANITARY PLUMBING
Is as essential in jour home as the doctor
OUR WORK
Executed in workmanlike manner and approved
sanitary standards. Carrying a complete line of
Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatorys and al
plumbing fixtures.
TIMEBR LANDS LOCATED. IMPROVED
FARMS FOR SALE
A few fine timber claims left to locate.
Over 200 improved farms for sale. See
my list before you buy.
A. A. Barry.
Ronde Valley House
RUMMAGE SALE
The ladies of St. Peter's Guild wil
hold a rummage sale of summer goods
in the Slater building Friday. July 20th.
Those having articles to donate please
leave with or notify Mrs. Jamss Russet
at her residence Corner of 3rd and Main
Streets.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Notice is hereby given to all consumers
if water in the city of La Grande. Oregon,
that all parties who wish to irrigate, are
required to file an application for the
same, with the City Recorder.
Irrigation hours; The lars for irri
gation are as follows; from 5:30 to 7:30
G. W. O'NEIL
1013 Washington Avenue
TELEPHONE RED 161
p. m.
Signed; H. C. G;lvan.
Dated, April 30. 1 90fi.
Water Supt
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for in this office for
the week ending July 12. 1906.
Barnard. Mrs. R. H. Brown. G. J.
Enberg. Miss Alpha Heath. Mr. J.
Loddes. Mr. Charles Hutchinson, E.
Manwell, Mrs. Monroe Meyer, Mr. John
McCorkle, M:ss Jennie Shank. Mr. T. W
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office. July 26. 1906. if net de
livered before. In calling for the above,
please say "Advertised." giving date of
1st. G. M. Richey. P. M.
Miss S.byl McDan e', of Pendleton, is
visiting friends here.
Polk Mays, the Joseph cattleman, is
transacting business in La Grande today.
Miss Ethel McKennon returned last
evening from a week's visit in Wallowa.
Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Selder and his
daughter Ruth, are visiting at the home
of Commissioner J. M. Selder at the Cove
Rev. J. D. Gillilan has returned from
the Wallowa county and leaves for the
John Day Valley this evening.
Mr. J. D. Gillilan Jr. of Pendleton, came
over last evening and is visiting his par
ents in this city.
Miss Ollie Chenanit, a well known
teacher in La Grande, came over last
night. Pendleton E. O.
Miss Bertha Nelson is in the citv visit
ing relatives. Her home is in Galena,
Illinois.
Chas. Griffen, the Elgin Hotel man, was
a business visitor in La Grand this
morning.
There will be a shirt waist hall at fh
Commercial Club hall next Friday night.
AttkM fcpend an enjoyable evening.
wMtst i Gertrude Mitchell returned yes
terday from Union whore she has been
visiting for the past three weeks.
Editor George Currey and family and
Roy Currey left this morning for Cather
ine creek where they will spend a week
camping.
Miss Ivy Jones, who has been in the
city for the past four months with friends
left this morning for her home in Pendle
ton.
F. J. O' Daniel, advance atent for the
Forepough & Sells brothers' circus is in
s a city , today jrnnging for hs
haw hmrm on Anmicf B
Rev and Mrs. L. S. Mochel, pastor in
the Presbyterian Church at Summerville.
made a hurried visit in the city last even
ing. y
The Junior Society of the Presbvterian
Church has spent the day camping in
Deal canyon. Miss Onr Richardson is
in charge of the little folks.
Mrs. Stella Ingles, accompanied bvMrs.
Grace Barry, left last night for Portland.
where the former will undergo a surgical
operation.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mn
Joseph Palmer in the Old Town tomorrow
at two thirty o"clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Engineer David Cooper, formerly of the
La Grande division of the O. R. St N.. is
now in Key West, Fla., on his way to
Cuba, where he expects to enter the em
ploy of a Cuban railroad company in Ha
vana.
Engineer Nick Beaver, formerly of the
La Grande division of the 0. R. & N.. is
now braking on the Northern Pacific out
of Spokane. He is well known in Pend
leton. E. 0.
The I. 0. O. F. Cemetery now has
water sufficient for all needs. For manv
years efforts have been made to place
water on this beuitiful cemetery but it
remained for the present officers of the
lodge to accbmplish this result. Now there
is enough and mote. The new cement
reservoir is complete and over flowing
with sparkling spring water. There is
no reason now why every one's grave
should not be kept green.
DIED
LANSDON Mrs. Lucetta Lansdon pass
ed peacefully to her eternal home from
the residence of her son-in-law. Mr.
W. H. Allstott, 1 22 Y street in this city,
at 7 o'clock this morning.
She was born in Meggs county, Ohio,
Feb. 16, 1825, hence was 81 years, 5
months and 2 days old. With her parents
she came to Illinois at the age of eight
years. When 16 years of age she unit
ed with the Freewill Baptist church.
Feb. 15. 1845 she was united in marriage
to James Lansdon. With her husband
she moved to Kansas in 1867, Mr.
Lansdan died in 1 874 leaving the widow
and the large family of children.
Grandma is survived by six children,
John Lansaan. Florence Col.. Sylvester
Lansdon, Antelope. Ore.. Clarence Lans
don, Cat., Oscar Lansdon of Kansas City.
Mo., Mrs. Laura L. Stu'.ts and Mrs. Lily
Allstoll of La Grande, with a laige circle
of grand children and great grandchildren
and a multitude of true friends who cher
ish a happy memory of her blessed life
and mourn her departure from them.
Of noble parentage she has lived a
noble life and is now gathered as a ripen
ed shock into the heavenly home. Her
honored father. Rev. Sylvester Hecox.
was a Baptist minister whose long and
useful life left its impress on her life and
character. As a mother she was one of
the best. As a friend she was one of the
truest. Loved indeed by all who knew
her. we would say, "Dear heart rest
from thy labor, thy work is done. In the
glad morning of the ressurection we shall
see thy face and receive anew the bene
diction of thy smile."
Funeral will be conducted from the
Allstott residence at 2 p m Thursday by
pastor W. H. Gibson.
I have the mail box that is approved by the Post j
Master General. I can put your Name and Number
on the box. Come and get one. 2
Ycu will need some
HOUSE NUMBERS
I have the right kind. Call and see them
MRS-T.N. MURPHY
Hardware and crockery.
m' kit
YOU tt'OYT HAVE TO
CO OUT IN THE YARD
TO SMOKE
a La Flor De Hackman Cigar.
Your wife will like it's odor as well
as you do. It s fragrant because
its made from specially cnosen
tobacco, "ripe" enough to smoke
freely and satisfymgly. Manufac
tured by
C. E. HACKMAN,
Phone Red 1381
Cor. Aiams Avenue and Greenwood
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Talk to Wallace.
FAST TIME FOR ELKS' S ECIAL
The fastest running time ever recorded
with a train on the La Grande-Huntng-ton
division of the 0. R. Si N., was made
Sunday morning by Engineer Al Runke
with engine 197. pulling the Elks' special
train enroute to the grand lodge at Den
ver. He made the I 00 miles from La
Grande to Huntington, including two
stops, in two hours and 1 0 minutes.
While this is not considered fast time
on a level road devoid of curves, it is the
fastest time on record on that division.
The Short Line expected to beat tne
record over the level divisions between
Huntington and Pocatello. but did not do
so.
Conductor Fred Waffle, of this city was
n charge of the train from Pendleton to
Huntington - Pendleton E. 0.
EXTENDING ITS LINES
The Grand Ronde Lumber Company of
Perry, is now building five miles of rail
road grade out of Meacham, to tap the
timber be't to the north and within the
next two months the company will build
a mill at the head of the canyon just
west of Meacham, on the line of the 0. R.
St N says the East Oregonian.
NOTICE TO GRANGERS
The next regular meeting of Blue
Mountain Grange will be Saturday. July
21st at 8 p. m.
Young folks will have complete charee
of meeting. C. D. Huffman, W. M.
A NEAT PUCE
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I to have your meals is our restaurant.
tvnrything ;s attractively arranged and
nothing is liking to make its appearance
neat. Here the young ladies and gentle
men can eat to their heart's contents "
without feeling abashed at their surround
mgs.
WHAT ATTRACTS '
people here is the merits of our cookery
It is unsurpassej what it comes to excel
lence and ail meals prove healthful, taj
and enjoyable. Our prices are rig'-tJ
and clt waiters polite and attentive.
The Model Restaurant
J. A. ARBIXKLE, Prop.
OHFS DAY We SMI Wm-klv ft r
AND NliiliT M.aiTl.'k" fur $450
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
Over 200 good farms for sale. See our
l:st before you buy. A. A. Barry, the
Oregon and Washington Land Man, at
Ronde Valley House.
WE WANT MONEV
and in order to get it we have decided to self groceries
FORCASH
at a reduced price.
We can do this and still make a good pront because we
have cut our expense account in the middle and we are
willing to give the benefit to our customers.
Our line of groceries is complete and the aualitv im
SEATTLE GROCERY STORE
LAWSON BROS. Prop.
WARM WEATHER
GROCERIES
Every thing you want for a quick "cooTdTnner.
FRUIT JARS
All sizes. Mason and Economy Jars. Phone vn-,r
J order. Main 75. ' r
THE CITY GROCERY AD BAKERY
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