La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1907, Image 6

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RESOLVED
THAT WE ARE 5TJLL .
HAMMERING AWW AT
(REDUCING OUR STOCK.
WE ARE STILL AIAKIWC THE
SPARKS FLVOUroFOUR.
U WrfCr BUSTER BR.QVN.
THE TIME HAJ ARRIVED WHEN WE WIJH To CLEAN HOUJE
QUICKLY OP ALL RFM AINlNrt WINTER MERCHANDISE. THE VERY
LOW PRICED ON ALL Of OUR REGULAR LINEJ or GOODS. .Po.f,
SESJINfl STYLE AND QUALITY, WILL NOW SPEAK FoRTHEM-
SELVES. -
LADIES' JACKETS WORTH UP To $15.00 NoW 89C To $1.50
QVV GARMENTS IN LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDFrT
WEAR,, -AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
CHILDREN'S AND NISSES' COATS AT LESS THAN MANUFACTUR
ERS PRICES. " : '
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WOOL HoSE- 2SC vaiip
x:, now iec i . ?
MEN'S SJTS- jlO.OQ AND 12.00 VALUES- NOW $6.75
; PQY'O ANU YOUTH'S SUMS AT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S $1.00, AND $1.55 DRESS SHIRTS NOW 66C
MEN'S T5C SHIRTS NOW 45C.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS JUST AS flOOD IF THERE IS ANYTHING
iuu itLLi 10, r union Ou 1 THE WINTER, GET OUR PRICES-WE
CAM JAVE YOU MONEY. :
1306, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE
LARGEST STOCK .SMALLEST PRICES
LOCAL ITEMS
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Ja. Hutchison cam over from Unio
to spend Sunday
Mr. Mr. T. E. Childsey of Keppoer
were Sunday visitors in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Frark Joliev stnt
Sunday with friends in Union
J. B. McKsnnon of Alical oentSundav
in ths city with friends.
A. V. Andrews left yesterday morrino
for Portland, to be gone a few days
W Kirhnuff, a resident of Summervil'e
transacted business in La Grande Satur
day evening.
mi Ann orooKs nas returned fon
a visit with relatives in Lowden, Washing.
ton.
Lloyd Scnber returned vestcrdau fr;rr
a lenghty visit in Corvallis. SaUrh and
Portland
N. K. West hat retu ned from Port.
I land, where he as called by tnedeitn
of his brother,
Mrs. O. M. Clark, of Cove, is in the
city, the guest of her sister. Mrs. A L.
Richardson.
M:s Elsie L"d;vor.h "h
I in the Western Union Telegrapn office at
Baker City, visited her mother m this
city over Sunday
' Mre E Brassel left yeiterdav morni.-i
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tor Portland where she will vine hr
husband who is sufferintf in a Portland
hospital from injuries received in the rounn
I house in this city recently,
I FINE STEEL RANGES
If you are going to buy a steel rarge, 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 r.ot forgt about carriage heaters. They will
keep your cet warm on a long drive.
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MRS-T.N- MURPHY
Hardware and Ranges
ICCKIM FOR LOCATION
While E Polack has not vet found a
location wnirem to continue- the Citv
Uroccry s Misiness. ha wi l never the less '
1, 1.19 i uirs vn 11 in nas iu ,o-
cite m urrpcrery qua iters until tome
Utfuji iuoiii uu
Fnr fVia Kanflflf rf rtAur
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this
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comers m tnis vicinity,
who wishes good flour, $
don't know the ?
opn permanently Mr Polack was forced ! and don't knOW the
to leevr h t present quarters to make room j 2 brands tO Call for. W6
for tin banal y and lunch department which j ,
JWAi wy will bereadtoinstlalonj.men"On ' them, DelOW:
" fOR A NEW ROAD
A petition is being circulated to be pre
sented to the county court asking thit
county road be opened at a point near t'-e
mouth of Meadow creek up Grand Ronde
river to Prospect ranch. Tnis will bhor t-
en the road to the mining dis:rit of
Grande Ronde several miiei and elimi
nate several long and rrcky hHli Tiri:
is much merit in the proposition whici
will undoubtedly receive careful cons oer-
anon oy. tne county.
LOST Small shirtwaist pin, set witn
four small pearls and tna sapmr;
rinder please return to Mrs. G. M.
Byrkit
in: fi tesntn of April. Mr Anthony will
aside 'ro-n tne oakery and eonfectory
J'r m--ts. conauct a tea and coffee
10 m. iur iuic.i cm be served.
' . JACOBS SfllS STORf
. ?roi J.ijbs hs so d his ssend hand
s:. "-a 01 Adi-ns Avenue toF. D Haisten.
wu alreidy owns a stcond hand store j I
in tie si.ra olick Mr Jacobs contem-9M-.es
a to m G'ldfbld wnere he will
ioo ovf tu oos; i!iii93 0f locating. e
SKAT1M RINK DANCE
'VailnCjHll' .uamnf. Ii. lfl 1 .
"''i.a i uvi kju'j music I V
go:d tins. Dtr.c preinptlv at nine thirty ! i
Our Seal, Sea Foam,
Royal Patent, Gash
Special and Jersey Cream,
It donrt matter which
Grocer you deal with, they
all sell it when it reads
La Grande Milling Go.
on the sack its a Safe
Buy. Every - sack war
ran:ed. You are taking
no chances'..
Skiers a'lowed on ricor trom 7;J0 to 9;50
All we.co're.
4FIf.R THE SHOW
RemTiner tne Hot Tamala . parlors.
At Scneurer s.
LA GRANDE
MILLING CO !
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(ORPORAIION PAPERS fILED
: Articles of corporation for a savings
bank was filed with the county clerk to
day with a capital stock of five thousand
dollars, ($5,000.) The incorporator are
ri S, F N and M F Meyers. The papers
were sent from San Francisco and fur
.ther information than the above is. not
-obtainable at this time.
BUSINESS (MANGE
Wishing to retire from business 1 have
sold my entire stock of furniture, and hard
ware to Mr. F. D. Haisten, whom I hope
will share the liberal trade which I have
had. I wish to thank all of my patrons
for th iir liberal patronage and wish
them succoss n the new year.
Yours truly. Fred Jacobs.
HOT DRINKS
OYSTER COCKTAILS AND
TAMALES
For Ladies and Gentlemen only
SG HEARER'S
WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER THE;SHOYV
!
I YOU RISK NOTHING
By having me
i EXAMINE YOUR EYES
SOCIETY
The Ladies' Mis ionary Society of the
rresbytenan church met at the home of
Mrs. J. E. Conners. Jan. 25.
mo yiuijram was unaer the direction
of Mrs. F. B. Currey. Mrs. J. K. Wright
talked ot "Americans in Process " M
E. B.Hays followed wuh "Problems of the
Immigrant." Mrs. Wellman's subject was
I he Commissioner's Point of View." Mrs
J. T. Richardson's was "Italian Immi
grants."
"A million a yeir of hungry, homeless.
liberty-dreaming people! A million a
year of souls keyed to high hopes, or
ready to snap in despair.
"The various religious and philanthrop
ic organizations of the land have not only
a great doty to perform, but have a nln
did opportunity thrust upon them. To
preserve this land as far as practicable
and possible for the fit, the deserving, the
ambitious, the heluful. is a work wnrrhu
of the closest attention of the law making
oody at Washington.
"If we do not see that the immigrant
and the children of the immigrant r
raised up, most assuredly the result will
oe that our children and children'sTchild
i ren are pulled down."
ON THURSDAY INSTEAD-
Because of thee uncart on Friday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr anrl Mr A
Mrs. Chas. Norrs will entertain the iadies
or the Evening KafToe Kiatch and thir
husbands, at the home of the former on
Thursday evening instead of Friday even
ing asorg'na'ly announced.
I GUARANTEE PERFECT FIT FOR ONE YEAR
Or will cheerfully refund your money
I have never had patient that was not
satisfied with my glasses
fully
j The Ly!e Tuesday musical meets to
j morrow at the club rcMins at two thirty
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NtW CABINET
A ren and convenient cabinet has been
I installed in Recorder Snook's office. The
fixture is arranged for filing documents
and for storing legal blanks and the like
Heidenreich Building fk Hpnftrl
Opst Bohnenkamps V. IlltlbUbft,
NEW JEWELER
Op's't Bohnenkamp's V I IvUOUblXi AND OPTICIAN
ElOlfl VOTES BONDS
The tai payers of the Elgin School dis
trict at the election last Saturday voted
to bond the district for eighteen thousand
dollar for the purpose of erecting a new
school building. The bund carried by a
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