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BUT THE QUALITY OF
GOODS ATOUfc STORE
KEEPJ UP. :-;L-t:
BUSTED BZOjN.
DONTSLIP UP
THERE U NO NEED or BEING COLD WHEN Ypl DAN BUY VARM
TH AT THE.SE PR.ICEJ. ; ' . ' ' , " .
LADIE.S' JACKETS WORTH UP To $15.00 NOW .69C To $1.50 1
ODD GARMENTS IN LADIES' MSSES' AND CHILDREN' UNDER-
MEN' J SVTS- MO.OO AND $12.00 VALVZS-
WEAR AT LE.5,5 THAN ' HALT - PRICE.
CHILDREN' J AND NIJJE' C0AT-5 AT LESS THAN MANUTACTUR- 1
ERJ priced.
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN' S WOOL HoJE- 25C VALUED
NOW; I6C.
NOW
$6.75
BOY' S AND YOUTH' J JUIT.S AT HALF PRICE.
MEN' S $1.00 AND $ 1 .5 PRE J J 5HIRTJ NOW 66C
MEN' S 75C 5HIRT.S NOW 45C.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS JV-ST AS dOOD ir THERE IS ANYTHING
YOU NEED TO FINIJH OUT THE WINTER,
? CAN JAVE YOU MONEY.
GET OUR PRICEJ-WE
1306, 13 10, 13 12
LARGEST .STOCK
ADAMJ AVENUE
SMALLEST PRICED
CLEARANCE SALE
St Peter's Quild, having (till on hand
several winter garments, will hold a
clearance tale on Saturday, the 1 9th, in
mr. Kiipatriclte machine warehouse."
Everything goes at your own price. Do
not forget place and date.
W. W. Berry, employed in a Pendleton
furniihing etore arrived in the city last
evening to visit friends. Mrs. Berry
arrived a few days ago.
BISHOP MOORE ARRIVES
Bishop D. H. Moore arrived in this city
this morning from Baker City where he
spent Sunday. A committee of Metho
dists met him at the train and escorted
him to the George L. Cleaver home where
the bishop was entertained until the hour
for the publ ic reception at the J. W.
Scnber home.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mackey returned
this morning from Albany, where they
visited friends a few weeks.
Domestic or Polish
WE LAUNDER VOIR SHIRTS. COLLARS
AMD ClFFSiWITH EITHER FIISM YOU
DESIRE.
WORK CALLED FOR' AMD DELIVERED
Dr. W. D. McMillan, a demist of Union,
spent Sunday in La Grande.
Dr. F E Moore, the Osteopativreturned
this morning from Portland, where he at
tended the fifth annual convention of the
Oregon Osteopaths. Tho doctor was
elected fi-st vice president of the ass
ciation Tor the ensuing year.
The spacul rmetings will continue at
the Pre-r-ytorian church. Tonight Dr.
Seemann will speak on the theme "Sig
nificance of Cnurch Membership." The
service wil close so that any who wish to
can go to tlie lecture by Dr. Moore,
The serv'ces of me Sibbath were very
helpfu. ...id unresting. Dr Seemann
preached iwo very inspiring sermons.
The choir -.nder the direction of Mr C E
j Cochran ran Jered excellent music at both
I services. Coma tinight and bnnj your
! friends.
C D Huffman i transacting business in
Alice) today. " v.
Chris Johnson Yf North Powder op-nt
Sunday with friends in thi city.
"R.'I. Victor of Vdowa ws a Sunday
vtsitdr in Li Grahda.
' G. I. Verger of Ente pre, who is ai
official in the Vergpre Telephone Comrany
wasa visitor. yesU'diy jo Li Cftande.
'A caHiwd of leuWdry naisviii-'y ierivtd
today" dom Chicago for Cfitrrj's New
Laundry-" ' '- '-
v 3 D MclCennon Iravrs toViicht for Por
land to attjr.d the Orngn Grciei's' con
vention which convenes there this, week
E. P. Staples has pji chased the' stock
andUxoures of the bankrupt '-stack of
Lawsoi Bros., for 5433.83, Tne proper
ty invoiced about SI OCQ.? -
J H Lelshftsn wont to H LaJ this
morning where br'wtt! (ak;s sVri of f
Mria'torium o .ice for a m.-nth un;il the
regulr'elerl? Returns.
The Baker City Press souks highly of
the lecture delivered by Bi;h;p Moore,
who speaks tonight in ths Metnodist
cnurch,
F.C.Cameron, who is breaking on a
passenger train on the W.isiing-.oi div
ision, it visiting La Grande fr.e.-.Js tu
day.
District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoa has
purchased a lot on Main Street, or J. C.
GUIing. across the s rect from the resi
dence of Architect Thornton, and wil'
build in the spring.
Recorder I. R. Snook, and C M. Hum
phrey, of Eigin, visited in Pendle'.on yes
terday. Mr. Humphrey want on to Waila
Walla and La Grande's city recorder re
turned to his duties.
Reports from Mrs. W A. Kirb;, who
was operated upon at the hosp tal vest t-
day morning, say she is in an cixiouraging
condition today. Her friatds are h-p:ng
for her speedy recove-,y"--The Dalles
Chronicle.
If you are going to buy a steel range, come and ex
amine our celebrated Majestic range. It is sur
prising at the small amount . of fuel they consume
and give perfect satisfaction. I also have z tew
heaters left This is the time when you need them
Do not forgt about carriage heaters. They will
keep your cet warm on a long drive.
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-, THE (OLDEST THIS WINTER
Last night was the coldest night this
winter, according to' Weather Oaserver
W. A. Worstell. In November the ther
mometer dropped' to five ebove but last
nijht the mercury went to 2 above. Sat
urday afternoon at four o'clock the gov
ernment instrument registered 32 degrees
and at six-thirty the same evening it was
down to 12 degrees, a drop of twenty
degrees. The maximum drop Saturday
night w)s 3 degrees.' Yesterday, the
coldest was ! degrees,1 the warmest. 14.
With the approach of night the thermom
eter again began its descant and 'some
lims durng the night reached 2 JegMJS
above. At n.na this m.rn.ng it wis still
at five degrees.
STILIWEU 3i (OMPAlrs'MJRKEI
Have the promptest delivery In the city.
Phone Main 16. .
C. Smitn and Miss Ecno Brown of Perrv,
Oregon, John E. Hough, Justice of the
Peace, officiating.
WANTED A hired girl forgenoral house
work. Apply at Land Otfice.
WENAHAEOrIsT RESERVE NOTICE
Td all those that are interested in
grazing stock within the Wenaha Forest
Reserve. A genera! stockireeting w;l! be
held at Walla Walla. Wash. .Unuarv M
1907. The meentiog will be for th!j
ourposeof ajlcling tha rtnge and to discus 1 1
grazing condition of the Reserve.
J. M. Schmitz.
'Forest Suoervisor
So the next sack of
flour you buy tell your
dealer to send you that
Guarrenteed Kind that
reads LaGrande Milling
Go. on the sack. Just
order from any grocer
you wish, tney all
handle it, and if you
should ever get a poor
sack tell us, we , are
right here on the groune
to ajust it with you.
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MILLING CO
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j STEAM LAUNDRYl
PHONE MAIN 7
La Gr.'nle, Oregon.
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HOT DRINKS
OYSTER COCKTAILS AND
TAMALES
For Ladies and Gentlemen only
, SGHEdRER'S
WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER THE SHOW
WTERMTIOW wrestling match
(Articles of agreemen)
Bet voen K Takahara the Japanese Jit
j'usu wrestler ani Honry Scheffar the
i Russian wrestler.
We. the undersigned agree to wrestle a
contest, best three in five falls. Japanese
style for honor.
Match to take place at the Commercial
Club auJitonu n at nine o'clock ; p. m
Thursday January 24. Each contestant
to receive twenty per cent of net receipts
for training expenses etc. An admission
or seveny-nve cents for resevred seats
and fifty cents for general admission, will
be charged todofra.- expenses hall, print
ing auvtri.sing anu ate. There will be
ten minutes intermission between each
fn pAt.r. ... i i
" uo cnosen on tne even-
irg or tne contest. May the best man
win.
Signed this 12 day of January 1907 at
uranae uregon.
Contestants j- ' Takahara .
S Henry Scheffer
Witnesses ! Hsom .
Prof. L. M. Christol
The Japantse who has accepted Scheff
biMiisnga. nans from Portland and
na a pnysique apparently much beyer
man me rtussian s.
Board
House. All
rates.
WANTED
and Roomers at the Palmer
white help. Reasonable
BOY WANTED To strip tobacco.
Hackman, corner Adams Avenue'
Greenwood Street
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