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Rates One cant a word, one-half cent a word each subsequent
tioti. Classified adds bring quick results. Trs one today.
FOS SALE Four brood sows, one Pol
and China bore and four shoatee. B. M
G randy. Mar Park, Phone Black 1016'
Munci For loans on city property see
Win. Grant's agency. Also real estate
and insurance.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone Red 281
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING All
orders promptly Mled. Prices reason
able. Call at 190S Id St. between
Park and Adams Ave. Phone Red 71 1
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-
Furnished housekeeping rooms in suites
of two, three or four, in central loca
tion. Also four room house. Phone
P 672 or call at 1419 Adam Ave.
I ARM FOR RENT-600 acres well
improved, I miles from Island City,
Cash rent. None but leliable parties
need apply. Inquire at Adcocks &
Fritz furniture store. La Grande.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply at corner of 0,
and 8th Street, 1402 0 St."
OR RELIABLE
TITLES go to the
inent Company,
Foley building.
ABSTRACTS OF
La Grande Invest
La Grande Ore., in
.OR SALE Eight acies, six room house
barn, place for chickens or hogs, al
kinds of fruit and plenty of water, Locat
ed east or flouring mill. Apply at
premises nr address, John Gavan. La
Grande Oregon.
REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amount
, on oity and country real estate. Loans
closed promptly, as soon as title is ap
proved. IA URAMOI INVESTMENT COM
PANY. v
FOR SALE-Polen China boar 9 months
old (or exchange or sale, also several
smaller ones for sale, also two Jersey
milch eowe for sale. Apply to H. Vehrs
LaQraitde, R. F. D. No. 1 also Vergere
Phone. '
f UK SALE Two acres, one block east
of new school house, two dwellings, and
other improvements. Will sell cheap
for cash if sold at ence. Water right
with place. Inquire of W.T. Davis,
La Grande, Oregon.
LOST Party who found package of hair
on 4th Street between M and P will
kindly return to Mrs. Forrest's Millinery
store and receive reward.
FOR SALE-An Edison Concert Phono
graph everything complete and in good
condition. Inquire at Al Andrew's
store. .
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UPHOLSTERING
OLD FURNITURE
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GOOD AS NEW
Lounges and couches upholstered.
Mattresses recovered and generaly
renovated, carpets cleaned and put
down.
Special Furniture Made to Order.
All Work Called For and Delivered
Promptly.
J. II. II I LL MAN
Cor
and
N. Depot
Monroe St.
PHONE
1801 Red
FOUND A pair of gold rimmed glasses
incase. Owner call at this office.
WANTED 600 bush, good, clean seed
oats at once. State price and location.
Amalgamated Suqar Company.
FOR RENT A new store building, 60x
60. Furnished and unfurnished rooms
for rent. Inquire at new Harris building
of Mrs. Harris.
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FOR SALE 200 acres of pasture land,
close in to La Orande, cheap if sold at
once. Apply to Real Estate, Loan &
Collection Company,
FOR SALE 10 acres improved, 2 miles
of city, best of soil finest for orchard,
beets or gardening.' $1600. ) cash
P. O. box 696 A bargain.
rUK KfcNT A new foui room cottage
furnished complete for house keeping
inquire of Mrs. Zjbers Cor. 7th and
Wash Ave.
FOUND Pocket book at the depot con
taming money, about one week ago,
Owner may secure same by calling
at 1301, Madison Ave.
FOR SAL E A story and a half frame
house containing six rooms and ample
wood shed at back. Apply to William
Hackett. i
FOR SALE Seed potatoes, large white
productive. Apply to the farm of the
Oregon Red Apple Company, l miles
North of La Grande or Phone Black
301. Address W. Lyman. La Grande
Oregon,
hUK Kr NT One five room cottaoe
furnished for complete house keeping
Also one new five room cottage un
furnished. Apply to Mrs. G. D. Sim
mons, corner 8 and N streets or phone
Red 1712.
WANTS HORSES
I want to buy a span of work horses
weight from 1300 to 1600. Would like
to use same on trial and pay for the use
of uoh work before closing contract Will
also buy harness and wagon.
J. L, Mars
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DAWSON'S
MARKET
Successor to Smith & Dawson
The best of every thing
to be found in any shop.
Once a patron of our
shop you will never go
elsewhere.
Careful attention given
the . smallest orders.
We carry a full line of
fresh and cured meats of
all kinds.
We can give what we
represent.
A BRAND NEW
PAINT AND
WALL PAPER
STORE
Having again reopened a paint and
wall paper store, will be pleased to
again see all my old customers and
many new ones. My goods are the
best and prices the lowest. Call
on me and I can save you money.
Sherman Williams Paints, $1.60
pe gallon, quarts 46 cents. Every
thing else in Painting and Paper-hanging.
I H. A. Staniels j
1420
ADAMS AVENUE
La Grande,
Phone
Black 1781
Oregon. -
Phone Red 751
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
THE TRANSFER lAN
He will take that trunk to the De
pot or your home in less time than 1
takes to tell it.
Day phone Red 761
Night " Black 1792
Wagon always at youi service
J. L MARS,
Contractor and Builder
IValer in Building Material
Building Stone 'Clean ICoarse Sand
Gravel delivered.
and
O. A. C. DEFEATS OREGON
Corvallis. Feb. 23, The annual basket
ball game between the University of
Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege team was played in the College Ar
mory last Thursday evening.
The University team has been called
the champions of Southern Oregon and
justly so, as they have successfuly. met
and defeated all of the etrongest teams
south of Eugene. The college team also
has a good record ae they have their
first defeat yet to meet, not only have
they out played all the local teams with
which they came in contact. But during
the Christmas holidays met and defeated
all the strongest agregation In Washing
ton and Eastern Oregon.
The game between U of O and O A C
was a clean, hard game from begining
to end, at fi-st it seemed as tho the
visitors had the better of the situation
but suddenly the tide turned and O A C
scored. Eugene played its best but could
not keep the local team from scoring.
Swann and Foster seemed to be unable
to miss the basket when they secured
the ball. During the first half the visi
tors made three points or fouls called on
O A C while the collegians made a total
of twenty-seven. The score stood 27 to
3 ir favor of O A C.
The second half wae not quite ae fast
as the first, as both teams were begining
to feel the effect of the hard playing.
Tho U of O played their best it was a
loosing game, as they only succeeded in
making four more points, two on a basket
and two on fouls. The final score for
both halves was 41 to 7 in favor of O A
C. The line up was as follows:
O. A. C.
Swann
Reed
Foster
Belyen
Rooper H.
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U. ofO.
Ramp
Johnson
Stevenson
Penlend
Streng.
The annual cross country run was pull
ed off yesterday afternoon. This event
was a tryout between the four classes and
the final will be run in about two weeks.
The course is 4 miles long and is over two
small hills which makes it a rather stiff
run. There was rather a etiff hard wind
blowing but good time was made.
Davott, a Junior made the best time
covering the distance in 24 minutes and
i 1 seo. The Sophomores came next in
24:62 the Freshmen in 24;68 and the
Seniors in 27 flat Seven of the twelve
Freshmen that started finished all under
26 minutes.
i nese cross country runs do much to
develop distance men for the track teams
Coach McReynolds has a large bunch of
men out every afternoon trying out for the
baseball team Among the promising men
are Fox of La Grande and Carrol of
Union.
Work has again been resumed on the
girls new Dormitory and the basement is
nearing completion.
STABKtY ITtHS
Butterctps are once more pletiful here.
The snow has almost disappeared. The
creeks have raised to an unusual height
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson dosen't seem to
be improving very rapidly.
W. H Briggs is building a very com
mendable fence around the school prem
ises, which need it badly.
A. J. Sullivan and son Ralph went to
the valley after their horses which had
been wintering in Grande Ronde Valley.
While trying to asperate some of them,
Ralph's horse became frightened and ran
into a wire fence killing himself and
scratching his rider up considerable. He
is now in the hospital at La Grande doing
nicely and expects to return home in a
few days.
Mrs. J. F. Alden made two business
trips to La Grande Monday and Fri
day. Tom Loftis returned home Tuesday
from La Grande where he has been on
business for the past few daye. He was
accompanied by Mr. Muir, he is on his
way to the, mines.
Mrs Culliver who has been visiting her
sister in the vicinity of Baker City
is now visiting her mother Mrs Combs
and old friends.
Mr raikw i uiii thi rs;k, look'";
after the business of stock ranging.
OfT THE TKOKE HABIT
When you think of something you need
from a drug store, step at once to the
'phone and ask us to deliver It. This will
often save you inconvenience and valu
able time. T
Sijrpetiaies dftrg store goods are re
quired when it '3s impossible to go for
them.' ltmay,be important too, to avoid
all possible delay.
Our free delivery service meets these
conditions. Mate use or it. Begin now,
Call 'Phone No. Main 81. Newlin Drug
Co. .
We want to be Your druesista thruout
1907. you want our kind of service let's
combine. Newlin Drug Co.
We want to be your druggists thruout
1907, you want our kind of service
let's combine. Newlin Drug Co.
I CITY PROPERTY
FARM, FRUIT AND
TIMBER LANDS I
MONEY i LOANED J
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MclLROY &
HIBBERD I
ELGIN, OREGON.
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PAINTING
AND
GRAINING
If You Intend to do Either, see
GARRICK &. SON
at the Tabernacle, or,
Phone Red 621
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Pride of Grande Ronde
The product of the Imbler flouring mill situated in the very heart of the
best wheat land in Grande Ronde valley, consequently the best flour. A trial
will convince you of its superority.
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Insist on having your order filled with this brand or the "Patent" from this
same mill.
For sale by all first class dealers. Don't submit to any substitution.
Pride of Grande Ronde
La Grande National Bank
ESTABLISHED 1887
United States Depositary
Capital and Surplus,
$150,000
OPHOIM MO DIMOTOBa
OEORGE PALMER. Pmsidbmt. J, M. BERRY, Viet PauiDun.
F. L MEYERS. Casaiaa.
W.
, L BRENHOLTS,
iSt ASSISTANT CASIIIS.
GEORGE L CLEAVER, F.
C, C. PENINQTON,
C.& WILLIAMS.
2nd Assistant Cauuu
M. BYRKIT. A. a CONLKY.
P. J. HOLMES,
Comparative statemeut showing growth of the bank's business in the
past three years
January 2nd 1 906
January 2nd 1906
January 2nd 1907
Individual deposits
$867,728 97
4 627.643 18
736,170 60
Total volume of busioese
1678,740 98
869.010 86
986.185 67
A Mvuiait Kau
know what good
with those who
living means is
THf MODEL RfjjJAllRAflT
There areVI the little accessories
that help to make a meal enjoyable
a well set table, comfortable seats
plenty of room, courteous waiters
and efficient service.
The chief attraction, however, is
the excellent food and fine cooking.
Prices are very satisfactory, too.
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THE MODEL RESTAURANT
J. A. Arbuckle Proprietor
$1.00 A MONTH
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KEEPS YOU WEfcL I
What better protection could you have ?
DO IT NOW!
A Stitch In time saves nine
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Gall up either: Main 80, or: Main 91 and we will sead
you a representative to explain it all and get i
your aplication for membership. fc
DR. H. VOLP.
Office, Corpe Bldg.
The Management of the Union Hospital
DR. F. MOORMEISTER.
OBce, New Bank Bldg. I
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Free Oregon State Lands
Irrigated
You arc entitled to 20,40, 80;
120 or 160 acres FREE t
it
you simply pay for the costof irrigation, which
is $10.00 per acre, payable one-fourth cash,
balance in three equal annual payments!
Title direct from the STATE OF OREGON.
I his land -is going fast; do not delay; call
write today.
or
EASTERN OREGON COLONIZING C
La Grande, Oregon
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La Grande, Oregon
Ja line gaming work and I will
name the right price.
Cheapest, Safest, and Best
Death Rate 6.48 on 1,000.
Railroad Men are Admitted.
Management Cost the Lowest
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
M. W.
Fancy Floor Drills. Drill Instructions Frea to Members,
You are Solicited for Membership. Join Now.
Now is the time to Join.
X inn , -
.v, i.ob cash on Kami
80,?62 Members. lWoo
Local Camps. Order 24 ,rs.
oW. Initiation Fes $5.00.
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