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A CHRISTMAS DINNER
Without Precedent
can be served on your Christmas Dinner table if you
would call and examine our lines of Heinz pickled goods.
We carry his complete line. Then we have pop corn
that will pop. Delicious Booth oysters are sold here top.
Then we have a hundred other assessories that make
a record breaker dinner. '
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLACK, Propr.
Xm as Goods!
I Now Ready for Your. Inspection f
All new stock. The best of Toy Lan1 brought to 1
La Grande 1
Dolls, games, drums, horns, I
mechanical toys that run, walk
and talk, ndestructable toys
that will never hreak.
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Everything to please the little people and useful art
icles to make the grown folks happy.
- Our prices are .iust like the ennds rip.ht '
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; You are .invited to bring the little ones and see our I
assortment. . ' ' t
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! MONDAY BARGAINS
j In Mew Rockers and
Diners
Cobler teat re c ken $2 EO
Cobler Mat dinners .-. .... 1 20
Leather Upholstered seat ro:ker 4 75
. " einers 245
BARGAINS
these . o d: cann t
be bought else
where'at this time
nor from us at any
other time for less
one half more
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
DECEMBER SALE
New Cen'.er tat les a! kinds and
The sales during
November sur-
naccftH nnr ftYnefitatinn.
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So we intend to make Decem
ber the best month by putting
the prices lower than ever for
1 cash.
Our lounges, couches, ' and
rugs are beautiful Christmas
gifts.
See our prices on - crockery
. . A, fine double reed organ,
tuned and in fine condition,
only $20.00, will sell on
payments.
Fn-nc -Oed 1 151 Phone Black 641
F. D. HAISTEN. H. B. HAISTEN
14' 5 Adams Ave Fir Street Store
Dealers in New and Second Hand Goods
EXCEISIOR RANGES.
, aiu ncaitRS
These ranges are th best to be had
on the market for the price we ase
This new six hole range with
reservoir as shown in the cut, only
$29 50
BARGAINS BARGAINS
La (Me Evening ODserver
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1906
Published daily except on Sunday
One year in advance
..$6.60
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JufFerson Ave. and Greenwood St.
La Grando. Oregon a J
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PHONE MAIN 51
PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY
Dealers in Grande Ronde Valley Products
Fruits. Hay, Potatoes and Grsin ::: Apples a Specialty
LARGE COLD STORAGE WARtHOUSE
Hay Wanted Now
HIGHEST PRICES' PAID
' Call ana sue us before you sell
Pr month : 65c
Single copy.. , 6c
CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP
Entered at the Fost Cffce at La Grarde
Oregon, as Second Class Matter.
This paper will notjpubiish any article
appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed
articles will be received subject to the
discretion of the editors. Please sign
your, articles and save disappointment.
Coun-ilmvi J. T. H nk:e of Pendleton is
accused of offering tc cooperate with the
rnarsri,.! in securing m nty fjr the pro
tection of, gamblers. Accnrd'ng to the
Pendleton papers, the cffair is being gen
erally commented upon, and a general
nvesiigation may follow.
If the suggestion thi has been made
by the McMinville Chamber of Com
meree, that Oregon send forty of her
most beautiful young ladies to the James-y
town exposition, as an advertisment for
what Oregon can prc duce. Grande Ronde
valley will certainly have no trouble in
securing recognition, in fact we cuuld
easily furnish tha entire list and several
alternates if necessary.
AUVk.K7l.HNU KATES
)Uply Ad in ten farnUlied upon application
ocal raiding not Icii 10c pr line flmt Inwr-
Hod, so per ilot lor such tiubstqueul lne.
lion.
(enouillouk of ooiKlolence, ji t er line,
'aritu of thnnfcu. V per line.
Creamery butter now sells at retail in
Portland at 80 cents per roll.
There has been a great increase in
the amount of hay used in San Francisco
this year as compared with previous
years.
Today's dispatches state that China is
entering upon a crusade against the
opium tipd, which has been a curse to
that nation for years.
We print today the program for the
Good Roads Convention which meets
here Wednesday and Thursday. The
program speaks for its self.
On a question that is of such impor
tance to this county aid city, every ses
sion should be crowded with interested
citizens, will it be?
We too often pass the responsibility of
these public questions to others, in other
words what is everybody's business i
nobody's business. This ccunty and city
is loosing too much money each year from
poor roads. We have a large county and
hundreds of miles of raids and it cost
money to build and keep them in repair
We may however learn much from this
convention. This is its purpose. Come
out and see.
Mayor Lane in orderirg slot machines
discontinued in Portland has set an ex
ample that otner mayors thruout the
state might follow with propriety.
Domestic or Polish
WE LAUNDER VOIR SHIRTS. CCLLARS
AD Ctf rS WITH EITHER NISH YOU
DESIRE.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Mayor -?eed of Sell wood, near Portland
has been convicted for colonizing and
voting illegal voters. Oregon is fast gett
ing away from the old "wild and wooly"
system of doing business.
j A. B. C.
:MhAtM LAUNDRY :
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La Grvnfr, Oieci.
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POSING
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t I'if haf3 the imPrtant poir.t in securing a
cre' 4,,e.sd.y each subject and bring out' the
J character individuality of the face to thf best ad
J vantage The same care is given to every part of
I IS 1 S! "Aching Printing, Toeing and
y Pictur plfasure
H . J . .RITTJER!
The Pendleton East Oregon has iust
issued a large illustrated edition on the
resources of Umatilla county. The di
versvied interests tf our sister county are
such that the basis for such an edition
was at hand and the publishers did their
duty h presenting the same in the man
ner which they did. Such editions can
not but help call attention to the Inr.aii.
hC f r a in u.kn.. i
, llley are issued and jn ft
general way do the state a great deal of
good. 1
At a receit meeting of fruit growers at
Grants Pass. Oreeo.-. Mr. Chri Rtonher
Eisman told that he aid his brother, Fred
D. Eisman. had this year sold $14,000
worth of app'es from an orchard of thirty
five acies. Tins orchard is the one il
lustrated in a recent bs-ennial report of
the Oregon State B-nj of Horticulture.
Its history is a powerful tribute to the
Oregon Experiment Station and the Ore
gon State Board of Horfculture. A few
years ago the rchirJ. thr-vj-jh the rav
ages of the apple car.Kor or anthracnose
was on the verge of dying out and was
worthless from a practical standpoint.
Horticultural Commissioner Carson visit
ed the orchard and persuaded Eisman
Bros, to treat the orchard in the manner
advised by Prof. A. B. Cordley of the
Oreg--n Experiment Station. The treat
ment was notably successful and the
change in the appearance of the orchard
was almost magical. It has now for
three years been one of the most profit-
i lie orchuij n O-sjji .--Agriculurist.
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KITCHEN
CABINET :
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
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W. , H. BOHNFNKAMP , CO
Hardware, Stoves and furniture , j
Crockery and Building Materials
La Grande National Bank
ESTABLISHED 188 7
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United States Depositary 1
Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,030.00
OPFICERS AND DIRECTORS
EORGE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vice President.
F. L, MEYERS, Cashier. '
W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier.
GEORGE L. CLEAVER. F. M. BYRK1T. A. B. CONLEY.
C. C. PENINGTON. F.J.HOLMES.
General banking business,
parts of the world
Drafts drawn on all
warmers a nee urntfar
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Tjationat SffanA
B. W. NOYES
JOHN HALL
NOYES & HALL
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Property .
Liabilities cfCShareholcers
tuspcr.sibility
..$ 60,000.00
... 15,000.00
60.000.00
..$125,000.00
Condj-. ec u-i,r Upervisxn of United States Bank Examiner,.
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Glad to continue .-Id cr. l0:rcrs and pleased to; meet new
A Genera! Banking ard tx.an;e Business Conducted.
Loans made on approvj Secj.".ky
Highest Market Price paid ,"cr W. . C.nty Warrants .nd City of
La Grande Warrants. Belsu.e tc ca.. cn ,3 when you have warrants
for Sale.
MtSMHSSH ., -
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Dealers in
Photographer
La Grande, Ore.
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Electric Supplies
LAMPS and HOUSE IV IRIC A SPECIALTY
Phone Black 1 161
Corner Fir and Adams Avenue
W.th L. C. Smith in creamery building
LA GRANDE IRON VVORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
iTlfZ' cn WTCtUr' TU Roller Feed
fc.u. the best and cneapest mill on the market. Our .hoo. ar.
equipped with machinery tc handle any sized work norh!n ,
crr.ot.ng to sma'.;. H ghe' prices paid for ioTdCaSt iron!
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day dinner. i
HORSES WANIfD.
A car loader two of good work horse
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Hubert & Halu
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