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WE ARE; WE ARE READY WITH A MORE COMPLETE .STOCK OP
.SPRING fiOODJ THAN EVER BEFORE. ALL THE NEWEST AND
No&BIESr THINd.5 IN WAJH COODJ, JUITINd, EMBROIDERIES
TRIMMING J AND ALL THE LITTLE ACCEJJoRIEJ NECEJJARY TO
' the n0 porn line p nw $mm .
make the spring wardrobe complete.
that will satisfy the most f atidiols as well as tho.se
who are Looking for .service.
IN A fEW DAY S WE ARF GOING To GIVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY
TO .SEE THE MOJT COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SPRING
MERCHANDISE EVER SHOWN IN LA GRANDE.
Watch This Space for Particulars
I THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
LARQ1CT
1508. 1
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SMMLEM PRICES
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pany's ranclu.
parties. Apply . - '-j-,
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SPR G HOUSC CLCAKINO
Send us your lace curtains. Have them
washud and properly stretched.
Cherry's New Laundry
Into each lifa some sorrow must fall;
Wise patiple d ?n't s t don and sawl;
Onlv f,n! su
! Smart p-inpm take bcky Mountain Tea
at night.
- Newlin Dauo Company.
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? R I N G SHOWING
I r, THE II A D S I M E
OF OlllVUtVS AND MISSLS READY-TO WEAR APRONS
:w DKtSSES, fOR AGES 4 TO 14 INCLUSIVE
Dorothy Garments
i are made with full wide skirts. wiJe
:; hems, and careful stitching: no
! skimping in moterials.
Style Values
cmnot be surpassed. These gra
il ments are designed by our expert.
jj exclusively for Children's and Misses',
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t'otre Jousnal
Pj! terns
A careful inspection of these little dresses
will co.ivince you that you cannot afford
to make them yourself
, FRIGES
From 50c. to J3.00
I" Pc-c.iivs. GCh'ITIS
and Lawns
Averts for
Ladies'
Hi tre Journal
Pat'erns
Mrs. M. Fiske of Pendleton is visiting
in the city today.
John Smith one of the large land holders
of the cose is a La Grande visitor tod y.
Justice of the Peace Hough has moved
his office into roim No. 3 in the Ralston
building.
Mr. and Mrs. J." F.-Johnson, of"the
Spokane Cafe, have taken possession of
the McFarland nouse on Third Street
They purchased the building several
months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R.Seitz left last even
ing for Sumpter where they wih make
their home temporarily. Mr. Seitz is
now in the employe of the government
Forit; Reserve.
Jonrathan Johnson, who will leave for
the Alberta country as soon as traffic is
resumed, arrived this morning from Baker
City and will spend the day in La Grande.
L. E. Stanley, one of Union county's
prosperous and energetic young farme's,
was i.i the city today transacting business
at the court house.
Mrs. J. T. Jackson, who was called to
tne Deosiae of hermotner at Ft. Cuiiins,
Col., two weeks ago, has returned, owing
w the convalescence of her mother.
I. J. bcroggins, who has been in the
Wallowa valley the past few days trans
acting business, returned home last even
ing. Mrs Ellswrorth and Mrs Ackles who
have been in Baker City attending the
District convention of the Women of Wood
sraft returned home this morning. They
were accompamei home by Miss Ackles.
They report having had a delightful time.
Miss Rose Harris, of Summerville
arrived in the city last evening and stop
ped over between trains with her sister
Mrs. J. W. Stotts. She left this morning
for Walla Walla where she will enter the
hospital and become a trained nurse.
Rev. A. Eades expects to leave in the
morning to spend the summer with his
sister, Mis. Wm. Gray, who is postmis
tress of Canyon City, Grant county. Mr.
Eades lived many years in that section of
the state where he has hosts of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Staoy, formerly
residents of this valley but recently at
Twin Falls. Idaho, arrived this morning
from the latter city, and went on to Elgin
where they will visit relatives. In the
coLrse of about a wetk. Mr. and Mrs.
Stacy will go to Coos bay to locate per
manently. In the case of of Carrol vs the Grande
Ronde Electery Company. Judge Smith
held that the pleading in the former case
acted as a bar to future actions. Unless
the case is appeald no futher action can
be taken. Tnis is the case wherein the
heirs of Mr Carrol sued the company for
$5000. as a result of the death of Mr
Carroll Mused by his contact with a live
wire.
SOCIETY
LOGGING TOOLS!
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1 have a complete line of logging tools s-ch as Oant hooks. r.c,.,
Sledges. Saws. Chain and Cable in fact everything needed for logging.
washingTachTnes i
I ha.e the celebrated 1900 machine which is absolutely guaranteed they art ,
the easiest running washing machine on the market Try one and be
convinced. I also have clothes wringers all grades and price.
MRS-T.N- MURPHY
Hardware and Crockery
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Tne Kaffea Klatch w'.ll be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
L. W. Damon.
Last evening was the reju'ar monthly
social even:ng at the Eastern S'.ar hall.
A pleasant evening was spent by the
members after which refreshments were
served.
Fred B. Taal was united in marriage
last even at six o'clock to Miss Emma
Gerber at the home of the groom's par
ents, with Rev E B Hays performinc the
nuptials. Under a pre'tyarranjemont of
rosis. the groom accompanied by Wiiham
Driscoll met the bride who was attended
by her sister Miss Edit:i. Following the
ceremony a delicious supper was enjoyed
by the thirty-five intimate friends and
relative s.
The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs
John G M Taal and is employed in the O
it at rx round house. The bride is the
daugl ! of Mr and Mrs John G erher.
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The Methodist Giee Club and a few in
vited guests were again treaded to a most
pleasant social evening last night when
Mrs. G.C. Osburn and Miss Mabel Will
iams entertained at the Willliams home.
About thirty-five guests were present. A
series of interesting games preceded the
musical program. One of these was to
compile as many names as possible from
the word Methodist. M;ss Dickeson was
the rrost proficient, for in '.he few minutes
time alloted her. she found fifty-seven
words. Delicious chess enkes and coffse
constituted the refreshments. Then came
Miss Mertie Aldrich. and piano solos by
Mrs. A Newlin and Miss Ruth Bush.
The next club meeting will be on March
15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Currey. when Mrs. G C Carpy and the
Misses Floy and Frances Massee entertain.
violin solos by O M Heacock. vocal solos
by C S Williams. M ss Mabel Williams and
HILOARD STEMS
Professor S. C. Sherrill returned today
from La Grande where he has been de
tained for several days with a severe at
tack of rheumatism. He is not fully re
covered yet.
N. Holverson returned yesterday from
Portland where he transacted business.
J. D. Casey will start his saw mill next
week.
The powder house at the P.C. C.camp,
which contained nearly five tons of powd
er, was blown up last Monday.
There will be a social dance in the hall
Saturday night. Everybody is invited.
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SPECIAL ANNOUHCEKINT
The Obrerver is about to add an addi
tional equipment that involves an invest
ment of several thousand dollars. We
will tell you all about it in tomorrow's
issue.
COURT MOUSE HENS
A marriage license has been issued to
day to W. F. Breshers and Alma Long.
Pearl Downs has applied to the circuit
court for a divorce from Fred Downs on
the grounds of desertion.
We want to be your druggists thruaut
1907. vou want nnr L.nH nf
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let's combine. Newlin Drug Co.
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KunuHy ta-r lor polnta iMa. iMom
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Ocaan Hteamera between Portland and tsma
Krancl co every Bve day.
J H KEENEY, Afcnt
Clothing Sale
For the Next 3U Days
COMMENCING MONDAY
FEBRUARY 18.
Every Suit in the House
Reduced in Price
The Grestest Stock of Men's Boys' and
Youths' Clothing Ever Shown in Union
County.
We Can Fit the Big Man, the Little Man.
the Fat Man, and the Slim Man.
Entirely Too Many Suits (or One House to
Carry in Stock,, and Ever Suit will be
Sacrificed in Price to reduce Stock.
New Modern Up-to-date
Clothing- Mot a Shabby
Suit in the lot.
When We Advertise a Salc' vou
Know Something is Dnin
Spring lop Coats. Cravenetts.
H. K. WEST
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