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LOCAL ITEMS
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XPRICE5 WAVE FALLEN
BUT THE QUALITY OF
GOODS ATOUR STORE
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THERE 1.5 NO NEED OF BEING COLD WHEN VoU DAN. BUY WARM- J
TH AT THESE PRICEJ.
i IAPIEJ" JACKETS WORTH UP TO $ 1 5.00 ;
ODD GARMENT S IN LADIES' MSSES' AND
NOW 89C TO. $1.50
CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR, AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. ; s .
CHILDREN'S AND NISSES' COATS AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURE
ERS PRICES. ,
l LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WOOL; HOSE- 25C VALUES
NOW IflC. ,, t ;.. , f,
MEN'S SUITS-'klO.OO AND $12.00 VALUES-
NOW
$6.T5
BOY'S AND YOUTH'S SUITS AT HALF PRICE. - ,
MEN'S $1.00 AND $1.25 DRESS SHIRTS NOW 66C.
I MEN'S 75C SHIRTS NOW 45C. d ' - ; ......
'MANY OTHER BARGAINS 'JUST" AS GOOD IF THERE IS ANYTHING
YOU NEED TO, FINISH PUT THE WINTER, A GET OUR . PRICES-WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. " f
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1306, 13,10,, ..1.3 If, ADAMS AVENUE
! LAkGEST?ST0CK; Y i'SMALLtST, PRICES
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HUSt COMPAQ f MttTIHG U
Rescue Hot Company number one . will
meet tonight by order of,
: fc ' John F. Dordan, President
PURE IARD
tt to be found at Stillwall & Company'
market Phone Main 16.
il ? .WANTED
Board and Roomer at the Palmer
House. ' All ' white help. Reasonaoie
rate. ,. '
STRAY Came to my place t-wo month
ago in Mt Qlen a red and white com
ing two year old steer. No braud vis
ibis, swallow fork in each ear, wattle
under neck. Owner can have same by
paying expenses. L R Perry.
La Grande, Oregon
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Domestic or Polish
WE LAUNDER YOUR SHIRTS. COLLARS
AND CUrrS WITH EITHER NMISHjrOl
DESIRE.
Fred Roth of Walla Waila is transact
ing business in the city today.
Chris W Stackland of Cove is spendirg
a few days in this city.
Fred Martin of Elgin is a busv.ess
visitor here today.
George Coffin went to Hot Lake toJay
on business.
C Fisher, the flouring mill man of Sum
merville, was a visitor in La Grande to
day. H P Brandon of Portland, the civil
engineer for the 0 R & N is looking after
engineering business here today.
Mr. R. McKinzey, left this morning for
Walla Walla, where he will remain for some
time.
Miss Kate Zweifel has returned to the
city after spending several weeks at heme
near Summerville.
The little daugnter of Mr and Mrs W
W Berry who are visiting in this cty, is
ill with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Berry
came over from Pendleton where the
former is employed, to visit feiends, and
since coming here the little girl has been
taken ill.
Druggist A T Hill ha installed a hand
some pair of scales in his store for the ac
commodation of the general public, where
by they may call at any time and see
how much they weigh. This is exactly
what these scales were purchased for and
Mr. Hilt desires that the . general public
will feel perfectly free to use the same.
Senator P A McDonald returned this
morning from Salem to spend hi; few
days vacation with his family. He re
ports the senate and house in good work
ing condition, and that much good work
will be accomplished during the session.
H C Rinehart, the Summerville mer
chant, was a La Grande visitor last night
returning home tnis morning.
T Walsh, Supt of the Washington, D v
ision of the 0 R & N was a passenger .
this morning on number 6 going East to
meet his wife and son J A Walsh, who
are returning from the East on passenger
No 6. It will be welcome news to the
many friends of Mr Walsh to learn she
found her mother's health greatly im
proved. '
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 a few
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.
MRS- T- N.4MURPHY
Hardware and Ranges
A G Dunn, father of C Sand L F Dunn
of this city, returned this morning from
Portland where he has been visiting his
brother the rast four weeks.
Mr Block left this moaning for Portland
to spend the remainder of the month with
th)re.
MALHEUR
COMPANY
ONE CAN'T HELP MANY $
but
MANY CAN HELP ONE
Two corporations have filed their cor
porations this week. Aside from the
Home Independent' Telephone Company
the Malheur Oil and Gis Development
Company, has filed its papers, J E Fos
ter J A Jones 'and Thomas Brasher
all capitalists of Union, are the incorpor
ators. The papers pray for privilege to
deal in oils lumber gas and timber, and
to develop gasses and oil. '
So' the next sack of
flour you buy tell your
dealer to send you that
Guaranteed Kind that
. reads LaQrande Milling
Go. oh 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.
LA GRANDE
MILLING CO
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WORK CALLED TOR AND DELIVERED
A. B. C. I
ISTEA'M LAUNDRY!
PHONE MAIN 7
La Grvnle, Ot Pgcn.
HOT DRINKS
OYSTER COCKTAILS AND
TAMALES
For Ladies and Gentlemen only :
: SGHEdRER'S
WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER THE SHOW
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SOCIETY
Bishop George Stoddard tendered an
elaborate reception to the choir of the
Latter Day Saints' church, at his. home
last evening. The evening "was spent by
renditions by the choir, the church quarr
tett and solos by Mr. Ferrin and others.
Liter, when music had entertained the
large number of (juests, the host an
nounced dinner and the guests were ush
ered about a table laden with luxurious
eatables and decorated with roses' and
flowers so as to make it resemble a bow
I er, but whan all were seated, they found
the delicacies hidden beneath the fllwers
and mirth and p'.oasure reigned supreme.
Post festival speeches were made by the
host, Hon. C W Nibley'and F S Barnwell.
The party broke up after additional ren-
jditions of choir music and solos.
j Those prtsent were Messrs and Mes
da res George Stoddard. F S Bramwetl,
W Y Stoddard. C P Ferrin. Norman Stod
dard, A S Geddes. N J Christiansen, F C
Bramwell. Messrs W K Davis. C W Nib
ley. J S Sp'ker. Elmer Stoddard. J H
Tra'ner. E W Carbine, W Geddes, Lee
Huff. Earl Wood. I M Bramwell, Leonard
Price. Ray SchoP.eld. David Stoddard, H
M Monson. L AMcBnde. Mesdames J B
Fisher and daughter. E Rosenbaum, H
W Nibley, Leonard Christiansen, N W
Schofield. Misses Jean Nibley. Kate
Rogers. Nell Garnck, Emma Hall, Nell
Price, Mabel Schofield, Emma Spiker,
Gussi Hawkins. Dona Geddes, Grace
Wood, Maud Schofield, Nellie Lindsay, Si
ota Huff, Olive Christiansen and Bertha
Showers.
GRAIN MARKET
(Herlrr News Association)
Chicago, Jan. 17- Wheat jpened at 7?
closed at 77 'a'; corn opened at 44'
closed at 45','; oats opened at 57'
closed at 44 V
(OlDSPEILAT NEW YORK
"crtpps New Asaociatton)
Oew York, Jan 17 Blrzzirds are, rag'
ing here today. Rail and wire commurfi'
cation i practically knocked out. A heavy
wind from the sea ha lowered the mer
cury to fifteen below zero.
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